# article_index

date: 1905-01-28
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800620
trove_id: 26800620
description:
Many applicants at Shatou school, a newly established boarding public school. Robber in Xinning county. Fire in Nanhai county and the casualty. Returned businessman Wu Wenhua, of Xinhui county, is preparing to build a railway from Jiangmen to Xinhui. 


date: 1905-01-28
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800621
trove_id: 26800621
description:
The Chinese Times (ai guo bao) in Melbourne will change its name to jing dong xin bao after Zheng Lu sells the newspaper to Ruan Jianzhai.


date: 1905-02-04
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800625
trove_id: 26800625
description:
Empress Dowager has a new foreign-style building in the Summer Palace. Russians purchase land from Mongolian people in the north of Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. Public speech becomes a subject of army training in China. Proposal to remove the position of imperial commissioner in Yunnan and other provinces. China to send a prince to the international fair in Belgium. Chinese ambassador to Japan has been ordered to investigate Chinese student communities in Japan for secret societies. Beijing students under investigation for revolutionary activities. Russian troops near Xinjiang, northwestern China. Ma Yukun is training his troops with German methods. Governor of Sichuan province insists to build railway by through self-reliance. Proposal to turn Manchuria into a vassal state. Chinese ambassador to Russia declines to pay the Boxer indemnity with gold. China to set up two more ministries (boards): security and navy. Liu Yulin has been appointed ambassador to Britain while Zeng Guangquan ambassador to Korea.


date: 1905-02-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800625
trove_id: 26800625
description:
Superstition claims a young life in Nanhai county. Bandits released in Sanshui due to the birthday celebration for Empress Dowager. Sports grounds in Guangzhou. Reading club was set up in Nanhai county for books and newspapers. Public speech becomes fashionable in Guangzhou. The first public school in Gaoyao county and resistance from local gentry. 


date: 1905-02-04
page: 3
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800624
trove_id: 26800624
description:
Report on the repercussions of revolutionary movement in Russia. Leader of the Russian revolutionary movement.


date: 1905-02-04
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800626
trove_id: 26800626
description:
A reply to reader's inquiry about a report in the Melbourne Chinese Times on Sun Yatsen's revolutionary speeches in London.


date: 1905-02-04
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800626
trove_id: 26800626
description:
Chinese community in Dunedin, New Zealand, has an association, Chang Shan Tang, whose major purpose is to transport remains of deceased fellows back to China. Its members have a lawsuit over the disbursement and management of the funds.


date: 1905-02-18
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800631
trove_id: 26800631
description:
Two Russian seamen in Shanghai chopped Chinese businessman Zhou Shengyou, a native of Ningbo in Zhejiang province, to death. A petition from some Ningbo businessmen in Shanghai for bringing the convicts to justice. Japanese consul in Shanghai responds to the Russian warship in Shanghai.


date: 1905-02-18
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800631
trove_id: 26800631
description:
Local governors and imperial commissioners are required to send their representatives to a meeting in Beijing at the end of each year. Proposal for political reform from an imperial scholar. Imperial commissioner of Shandong province Hu Tinggan will be removed for not cooperating with Germans.  Vietnam pays tribute to Emperor of China. Tang Shaoyi is on his way to Tibet to take his office. China to send navy students to learn at British warship. Wu Tingfang changes his mind on repayment of Boxer indemnity. Zhao Er'tuan on currency changes. Lun Beizi's suggestion to revive Chinese navy. China to train its troops with Japanese methods. Wan Fuhua has been sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment for trying to assassinate Wang Zhichun. Proposal for political reform from an imperial scholar. A foreign company is trying to secure the rights of mining in Fujian province. German ambassador to Beijing comments on removal of imperial commissioner of Shandong province. German troops guard the railway from Jiaozhou to Jinan. Wang Zhichun in Shanghai and Hubei. Wu Tingfang comments on the ownership of railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-02-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800631
trove_id: 26800631
description:
France demands China suppress Guangxi bandits immediately and to compensate for robbery of a French warehouse near Guangzhou Bay. Modern education in Xinhui county. Guangdong students in America such as Wang Chonghui and Wang Chongyou. Qin Chunxuan from Guangxi asks for increase of military expenditure. Result of fighting for ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Further report on fighting for ownership of railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Government troops back to Guangdong after fighting bandits in Guangxi province.


date: 1905-02-18
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800632
trove_id: 26800632
description:
Chinese businessman Xian Junhao, of Sydney, and Liu Zhenfang, of Melbourne, are going to set up a glass factory in Hong Kong.


date: 1905-02-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800636
trove_id: 26800636
description:
Large refurbishment project in Beijing. Germany has more troops in Shandong for the protection of railway. Businessman Huang Huasheng has organised a railway company in Fujian province. Warning from wife of American ambassador to Beijing. Germany will not send military officer to train Chinese troops. Britain proposes to build a railway from Sichuan province to Tibet. Qu Zijiu requires that no students should be implicated in the investigation of revolutionaries. Dalai Lama and recent development of Tibet affairs. Tang Shaoyi on his way to Tibet. Japanese officer reviews military parade in Zhili province. Cooperation of Chinese navy forces. Russian ambassador asks for permission from Chinese government for anchorage of Russian gunboats in Xiamen (Amoy) of Fujian province. Hubei provincial authority sends money to its students in Germany for uniform charge. Two Russian seamen were only sentenced to two years' prison for murdering Chinese man Zhou Shengyou in Shanghai. Chinese ambassador to London Zhang Deyi suggests China should take back sovereignty of Weihaiwei. American government is determined to protect their interest of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-02-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800636
trove_id: 26800636
description:
Chaozhou students in Japan gathered for ownership of a railway in Chaozhou, Guangdong. The biggest gambler Liu Xuexun and Li Boheng (Li Hongzhang's son) in Shanghai. Evil gentry in Xiangshan county were punished for harassing school education. Tie Liang is come to Guangdong for an investigation of salt monopoly. Drama troupe in Guangzhou is recruiting young students. Lottery tickets issued to raise funds for fighting for the ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong suggests to abolish some shares of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Liang Guangzhao, an official from Guangdong and now working in the Board of Punishment, joins the fighting for ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. 


date: 1905-02-25
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800637
trove_id: 26800637
description:
Letter from Guangdong students in Japan to Governor Qin Chunxuan in regards to foreign shares of the railway in Chaozhou.


date: 1905-02-25
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800637
trove_id: 26800637
description:
Chinese students in San Francisco gather to fight for ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Chinese Empire Reform Association in Vancouver has a new building. An American official in Washington says further negotiation with China is needed in order to ban entry of Chinese labourers. 


date: 1905-02-25
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800637
trove_id: 26800637
description:
Uncle of Tsar of Russia was assassinated. Report on his background, political ambition and influence. 


date: 1905-03-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800641
trove_id: 26800641
description:
Population in Scotland, England, Wales, and other British colonies in Asia, Europe, Africa, America, and Australasia.


date: 1905-03-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800641
trove_id: 26800641
description:
Empress Dowager's furnishing and clothing. America proposes international peace conference again. Proposal for regular meeting of the Cabinet. Proposal to promote and encourage private education. Central government of China requires local authorities to send more military students to study overseas. Further report on request of Russian ambassador to Beijing for the occupation of Xiamen dockage. Zhang Zhidong refuses Germany's request for Boyang Lake in Hubei province.


date: 1905-03-04
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800641
trove_id: 26800641
description:
Public speech and public gathering become popular in Guangzhou. Examination in the modern schools of Xinhui county. Railway to be built from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Jewellery shop in Nanhai was robbed.


date: 1905-03-04
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800642
trove_id: 26800642
description:
Duchess of Russia, aunt of the Tsar of Russia, is to hold huge banquet in Moscow for her assassinated husband.


date: 1905-03-04
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800642
trove_id: 26800642
description:
Chinese businessman Chen Zhong (Chen Minsheng), of San Francisco, was charged with assassination, but is now on bail.


date: 1905-03-04
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800642
trove_id: 26800642
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association sends condolences to Kang Youwei who is now sick in Canada.


date: 1905-03-04
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800642
trove_id: 26800642
description:
Two Maori shearers from New Zealand were banned from entering New South Wales. New Zealand governor protests.


date: 1905-03-04
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800642
trove_id: 26800642
description:
Sugar industry in Brisbane and Townsville, Queensland, is looking to employ coloured and cheap labourer.


date: 1905-03-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800646
trove_id: 26800646
description:
Editorial claims that every citizen in China should be a soldier while soldiers should be citizens with uniform. Military training should be a compulsary subject for all schools.


date: 1905-03-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800646
trove_id: 26800646
description:
The world is full og hypocrisy. Loneliness can be a killer. On happiness in life. Tan Sitong's short article on the harmony of body and spirit. 


date: 1905-03-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800646
trove_id: 26800646
description:
All hereditary princes in China are required to have military training. Mongolian prince is seeking to protect their mineral resources. Prince Duan sponsors noble schools in Beijing and Tianjin. Germany demands repayment of debt from Zhang Zhidong. An imperial assistant tries to impeach Zeng Qi. Progress of establishment of a national bank. Report on two unjust cases respectively in Tongzhou, of Zhili province, and Qingfu county, of Sichuan province.


date: 1905-03-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800646
trove_id: 26800646
description:
Opening ceremony of a sports ground in Guangzhou. Report on a public gathering and speeches in Dapu county.


date: 1905-03-11
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800645
trove_id: 26800645
description:
Letter from a religious missionary to the Tsar. Tsar is seeking solutions to the chaos. More chaos in Russia and Poland.


date: 1905-03-11
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800647
trove_id: 26800647
description:
First part of a report on Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada that held a meeting to revise its constitution, elect executives and decide on payment of executives.


date: 1905-03-11
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800647
trove_id: 26800647
description:
More than 120 Chinese from Geelong fight with their Melbourne counterparts on La Trobe Street. Report on the casualties and arrests. No reason for the fight was given.


date: 1905-03-11
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800647
trove_id: 26800647
description:
Two Maori shearers from New Zealand were prohibited from entering New South Wales. New Zealand governor protests. New South Wales is to change immigration regulations to permit New Zealander to land. Population, capital and territory of New Zealand.


date: 1905-03-18
page: 2-3
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800651
trove_id: 26800651
description:
Chinese Zhou Shengyou was chopped to death by two Russian seamen in Shanghai. Report on the case of manslaughter. Public indignation in Shanghai over the manslaughter. Protest telegram from Chinese businessmen in Yokohama to the department of foreign affairs in Beijing. A public poster in Shanghai business circle over the manslaughter. Russian judge's verdict over the case. Conclusion of the manslaughter case. No joint hearing of Russian and Chinese judges during the trial. Public response to the punishment. No journalist allowed to enter the court before and during the trial. A reply from magistrate of Shanghai in regards to the request for a joint hearing. Reply from Chinese ambassador to Russia. Comments by Tung Wah editor on the case, trial and the verdict.


date: 1905-03-18
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800650
trove_id: 26800650
description:
Chinese students in Japan send four representatives to Beijing for constitutional monarchy. Some government officials in Beijing also prefer constitutional monarchy. Population and census in China. All government secret documents to be written in Manchurian language. Gentry and officials in Sichuan province keen to assist railway building. Reply from British ambassador to Beijing in regards to Weihaiwei issue. China has paid indemnity to Japan. Another bandit in Nanhai county, Guangdong.


date: 1905-03-25
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800656
trove_id: 26800656
description:
Ranking system to be set up for returned students from overseas. Long memorial report from imperial scholar Zhang Ruiyin for political reform. Proposal to select adult students to study overseas. Yuan Shikai's suggestion for political reform. Japanese officers invited to train Chinese navy in Yangtze River area. Advice from a government official for army training. German ambassador to Beijing interferes with appointment of Shandong governor. Pu Lun suggests to set up army school for imperial relatives. France demands the railway from Xiamen (Amoy) to Fuzhou in Fujian province. Empress Dowager hopes Japan and Russia could make a truce. Li Lianying is ill and his birthday celebration.


date: 1905-03-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800656
trove_id: 26800656
description:
Qin Chunxuan to be governor of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Yuan Shikai to be army commander. Wang Yaqiao was punished for pretending to be a Japanese businessman. Railway transportation and passengers in Guangdong. Scholar Lin Zantong from Hainan island submits a proposal for local social security. Fighting for railway ownership in Chaozhou. Anniversary celebration in Shatou primary school, Guangzhou.


date: 1905-03-25
page: 2
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800656
trove_id: 26800656
description:
British fishing boat was sunk by a Russian gunboat. Further report on negotiations between Britain and Russia over solution to this incident.


date: 1905-03-25
page: 2
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800656
trove_id: 26800656
description:
A Korean official was imprisoned by Japanese for suggesting the alliance between Japan and Korea should be abolished. 


date: 1905-03-25
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800657
trove_id: 26800657
description:
Second part of the report on Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada that held a meeting to revise its constitution, elect executives and decide on payment of the executives.


date: 1905-03-25
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800657
trove_id: 26800657
description:
Length of telephone line around the world. Number of Jewish people around the world and their various locations. Mausoleum of Muhammad, founder of Islam. Public and private bathhouses in Tokyo. Number of Australian aboriginal people has reduced significantly.


date: 1905-03-25
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800657
trove_id: 26800657
description:
A guard in the Winter Palace of Russia was imprisoned for accidentally discharging a gun during a ceremony.


date: 1905-03-25
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800657
trove_id: 26800657
description:
Further report on the war between Russia and Japan in Manchuria. Casualties on both sides. Negotiation for truce.


date: 1905-03-25
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800657
trove_id: 26800657
description:
Immigration statistics of Australian states. Number of coloured emigrants and immigrants. More Chinese are leaving Australia.


date: 1905-04-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800661
trove_id: 26800661
description:
Editorial on China's international trade, the history of trade, the advantages and disadvantages of engaging in international trade.


date: 1905-04-01
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800661
trove_id: 26800661
description:
Cabinet of China will be changed to department of internal affairs. Zhang Jing, a Cabinet member, to be involved in management of foreign affairs. Proposal to implement system of military ranks in China. Progress of railway building from Sichuan to Hubei. Board of Commerce to set up an industrial association in Beijing. Imperial scholar Wang Chengyi criticises inefficiency of government department. 


date: 1905-04-01
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800661
trove_id: 26800661
description:
Two scandals in Guangdong officialdom (Magistrate Liu Fenglou of Suixi county seeks position in Nanhai. Magistrate candidate Tong tries to get a position in nearby county.). Several Chinese businessmen launch a liner from Hong Kong to Peru.


date: 1905-04-01
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800662
trove_id: 26800662
description:
First part of a report, written by an anonymous author, says that Chinese communities in Victoria, Canada, organise an association to promote hygiene and health conditions within the community. Chinese Empire Reform Association there is a key organiser.


date: 1905-04-01
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800662
trove_id: 26800662
description:
Chinese communities in Melbourne help to build a railway in Xinning, thhome county for many Chinese businessmen. A gathering for fund raising. Names of new shareholders listed.


date: 1905-04-01
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800662
trove_id: 26800662
description:
Japanese government purchases thousands of war-horses from Queensland and New South Wales, Australia.


date: 1905-04-08
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800666
trove_id: 26800666
description:
Editorial claims that low salarys are one of the major reasons officials are corrupt in China. Salary standard of Chinese officials.


date: 1905-04-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800666
trove_id: 26800666
description:
Millions will be spent refurbishing Beijing buildings. Princes allowed to leave Beijing more than 20 km now. Chinese cabinet replies to suggestion for improvement of government efficiency. Suggestions from local governors for implementation of new policies. Advisor to the fighting for ownership of railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Telegram from Chinese students in Belgium to the Chinese cabinet for political reform. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo calls for service of Chinese students in Japan. Chinese government once again starts to investigate some of its overseas students. Nanjing to build an international hotel.


date: 1905-04-08
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800666
trove_id: 26800666
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan tries to raise funds for emergency. Building of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou has suspended due to some disputes. Governor Qin Chunxuan punishes his drinking partner for cheating.


date: 1905-04-08
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800667
trove_id: 26800667
description:
Second part of the report, written by an anonymous author, says that Chinese communities in Victoria, Canada, organise an association to promote hygiene and health conditions within the community. Chinese Empire Reform Association there is a key organiser.


date: 1905-04-08
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800667
trove_id: 26800667
description:
Editorial on the Chinese students in Japan and their request for political reform. Comments on the proposal to build an international hotel in Nanjing.


date: 1905-04-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800671
trove_id: 26800671
description:
First part of a telegram from Chinese students in America to the department of foreign affairs, governors of Guangdong-Guangxi and Hunan-Hubei, in regards to ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-04-15
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800671
trove_id: 26800671
description:
Chinese students in Japan send a telegram to Zhang Zhidong, governor of  Hunan and Hubei, regarding the ownership of railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-04-15
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800671
trove_id: 26800671
description:
Further report on the education chaos in Guangdong caused by gentry Wu Quancui and a group of monks.


date: 1905-04-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800671
trove_id: 26800671
description:
It is rumoured that Empress Dowager is returning power to the Emperor. Sheng Yun, a Russian descendant, to be appointed governor of Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Officials in Beijing have different views on constitutional monarchy. Chinese ambassador to Japan stops public speech of Chinese students there. Some imperial princes in Beijing are enjoying drama performance. Two Russian deserters killed Chinese citizens in Shandong province. German ambassador to China demands more privilege in Shandong province. List of local governors and imperial commissioners in China.


date: 1905-04-15
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800671
trove_id: 26800671
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan back to Guangdong. Railway company in Chaozhou compensates Japanese employee for work-related death. Position of imperial commissioner of Guangdong to be removed. Trial of Pei Jingfu and report on his crime. Two local bullies in Guangzhou were executed.


date: 1905-04-15
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800672
trove_id: 26800672
description:
Third part of the report, written by an anonymous author, says that Chinese communities in Victoria, Canada, organise an association to promote hygiene and health conditions within the community. Regulation of the association. Chinese Empire Reform Association there is a key organiser.


date: 1905-04-15
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800672
trove_id: 26800672
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association proposes to set up a military training school for Chinese communities there. But the plan has dropped due to requirements of citizenship and others.


date: 1905-04-15
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800672
trove_id: 26800672
description:
Mr W. Cole, of Melbourne, recently published a book arguing in favour of Chinese and the book is, Better Side of the Chinese Character.


date: 1905-04-15
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800672
trove_id: 26800672
description:
A Chinese man in Sydney was arrested for selling gambling tickets but was later set free by the court.


date: 1905-04-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800676
trove_id: 26800676
description:
First part of a plea from Chinese students in Japan for saving China from current crisis. And suggestions for political reform.


date: 1905-04-22
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800676
trove_id: 26800676
description:
Words from Tung Wah editor to the Guangzhou commercial school students who have been harassed recently by gentry Wu Quancui.


date: 1905-04-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800676
trove_id: 26800676
description:
Response from the government authorities to the school chaos in Guangzhou due to harassment of gentry.


date: 1905-04-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800676
trove_id: 26800676
description:
Local government required to report army training and number of local military forces. Hunan province orders many Mausers from Hankou. Governor of Jiangsu province Zhou Fu asks for funds to repair Wusong fortifications. Zhang Zhidong suggests to reorganise local military forces. Beijing University receives modern equipment for laboratory. Chinese navy experts work for Russia.


date: 1905-04-22
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800675
trove_id: 26800675
description:
Chinese and Indian businessmen in Fiji are required to shorten their business hour. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-04-22
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800677
trove_id: 26800677
description:
Fourth and final part of the report, written by an anonymous author, says that Chinese communities in Victoria, Canada, organise an association to promote hygiene and health conditions within the community. Regulation of the association. Chinese Empire Reform Association there is a key organiser.


date: 1905-04-22
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800677
trove_id: 26800677
description:
Length of railways of the world. Number of marriages in Japan last year. Census in German colonies in east Africa. Newspaper publishing in Britain. Languages of the world.


date: 1905-04-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800681
trove_id: 26800681
description:
Second part of a plea from Chinese students in Japan for saving China from current crisis. And suggestions for political reform.


date: 1905-04-29
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800681
trove_id: 26800681
description:
An article by Tung Wah Times on the civil service system in China, its history, central and local hierarchy, and others.


date: 1905-04-29
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800681
trove_id: 26800681
description:
Bandits in Manchuria. Foreign missions interfere with China's mining affairs. Italy sets up consulate in Yunnan province. Germany builds and manages telephone line from Jiaozhou, Shandong province, to Shanghai.


date: 1905-04-29
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800681
trove_id: 26800681
description:
Scholar Chen Huanzhang, of Gaoyao county, establishes another private school; school regulations outlined. Ms Huang, of Guangzhou, set up a woman's newspaper named Female Mirror. Rich man Zhao Tianxi, of Xinning, set up a school.


date: 1905-04-29
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800682
trove_id: 26800682
description:
Tung Wah editor comments on the plea from Chinese communities in Melbourne to set up Chinese consulate there.


date: 1905-04-29
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800682
trove_id: 26800682
description:
Report, selected from a Hong Kong newspaper, on the evil forces in the circle of Guangdong education.


date: 1905-04-29
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800682
trove_id: 26800682
description:
Transvaal people want to be free, to set up parliament and to manage themselves. Immigration restrictions on Chinese will be relaxed.


date: 1905-04-29
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800682
trove_id: 26800682
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in United States of America held a meeting in Philadelphia. Report on Kang Youwei's visit to Philadelphia and Los Angeles.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
Chinese government is going to revise its regulations on newspaper publishing. Comments on the change by Commercial Daily of Hong Kong.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
Alarm from local officials in Xinjiang says Russia intends to occupy part of Mongolia, Xinjiang and Zhili province. American government sends message to Britain, Germany, France, Austria, Belgium and Italy declaring that no government should take Manchuria away from China. Chinese government has secret discussion with Britain and Japan on Manchuria issue. Zhao Er'tuan has been appointed governor of Manchuria. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
Chinese department of foreign affairs is busy negotiating with ambassadors in Germany, France and Russia. Germany demands privilege in Shandong while France demands special treatment in Guangxi. Russian envoy is trying to pull China out from position of neutrality.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
A Chinese soldier was killed by two German men in Shandong province. The case was tried by German consul-general.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
A telegram from Chinese students in America to Zhang Zhidong, governor of Hubei and Hunan province, regarding the ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
Germany, France and Russia jointly coerce China into obedience. United States of America has achieved agreement with six other countries on China's territorial integrity. Mongolian prince and a group of female students visit Beijing, Tianjin and other inland cities. Wei Guangtao and Yuan Shikai on the move to more important positions. Shandong to employ German advisors. Beijing authority prohibits newspaper publishing or comment on the negotiation over Shandong issues. Germany is keen to get the mineral resources in Yangtze River area. Returned student from Japan Wang Han tried to assassinate Tie Liang but failed.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800686
trove_id: 26800686
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan suggests retaining the position of imperial commissioner in Guangdong. Guangdong and Guangxi school to employ Japanese teachers. Court trial on gentry Wu Quancui who destroyed a school in Nanhai county. Monks on trial in Nanhai county for destroying a school. 


date: 1905-05-06
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800685
trove_id: 26800685
description:
Canadian parliament, following Australia, is to lift ban on entry of Japanese immigrants after the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1905-05-06
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800685
trove_id: 26800685
description:
It is rumoured that Tibet administrator, You Tai, has been murdered on the border area. Three French missionaries were murdered in Tibet.


date: 1905-05-06
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800687
trove_id: 26800687
description:
Second part of the telegram from Chinese students in America to the department of foreign affairs, governors of Guangdong-Guangxi and Hunan-Hubei, in regards to ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-05-06
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800687
trove_id: 26800687
description:
Japanese envoy comments on the East Asian situation in Washington in order to seek alliance with America.


date: 1905-05-06
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800687
trove_id: 26800687
description:
Education reform. Jew-baiting in Russia. Tsar exempts farmers from taxes this year due to poor harvest.


date: 1905-05-13
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800691
trove_id: 26800691
description:
Report from Zheng Lu, former editor of Chinese Times in Melbourne, on his tour in Tasmania, the anti-Chinese movement and Chinese communities in Maryborough, Launceston and other places of Tasmania.


date: 1905-05-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800691
trove_id: 26800691
description:
Empress Dowager enjoys herself in the Summer Palace. Rumour in Beijing for constitutional monarchy. Shandong officials in Beijing protests against employment of German adviser for their home province. Japanese ambassador to Beijing suggests that Chinese government should seek to monopolise opium sales for fund-raising. Proposal to resume imperial examination. Chinese student in America Zhang Zongyuan suggests to use golden coins in China. Japanese ambassador to Beijing rebukes Chinese government for prohibiting Japanese Buddhists to do missionary work in China. German missionaries have monopolised missionary work in China. Russian troops are burning, killing and plundering in Haicheng area, Fengtian (Liaoning) province.


date: 1905-05-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800691
trove_id: 26800691
description:
Guangdong students in Japan try to block attempt of Japanese Buddhist to monopolise missionary work in Guangdong. Unprincipled protection to Wu Jiacui, gentry in Nanhai county  who smashed a public school. Wu Jiacui has been set free. Pei Jingfu under custody.


date: 1905-05-13
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800692
trove_id: 26800692
description:
Third part of the telegram from Chinese students in America to the department of foreign affairs, governors of Guangdong-Guangxi and Hunan-Hubei, in regards to ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-05-20
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800696
trove_id: 26800696
description:
Editorial comments on the efforts of six Western countries to protect China's territorial integrity.


date: 1905-05-20
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800696
trove_id: 26800696
description:
A man tries to assassinate Zhang Zhidong, governor of Hubei and Hunan province; detailed report from Hong Kong newspapers.


date: 1905-05-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800696
trove_id: 26800696
description:
Board of Commerce seeks to employ four returned students from Japan, Zhang Zongxiang, Zhu Xingyuan, Zhang Kui and Xia Xunkai. Chinese government is trying to protect temples. An imperial scholar tries to impeach Yuan Shikai. Zhao Er'tuan delays his trip to take the office of governorship in Fengtian (Shenyang). Total population in China and population in Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet, and Xinjiang. Tie Liang suggests to reorganise Chinese navy. German have monopolise missionary work in Shandong province.


date: 1905-05-20
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800696
trove_id: 26800696
description:
Huang Zunxian dies at the age of 58. Women's Mirror (nu jing bao) starts in Guangzhou and editors are Guo Yongdi, Rong Qiaoqian and other female students who have returned from Japan. Corruption in public schools in Xinhui county. Magistrate Cai of Xiangshan county has been removed.


date: 1905-05-20
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800695
trove_id: 26800695
description:
Travel notes of an Australian tourist about business in Hong Kong and the Philippines under American (US) control.


date: 1905-05-20
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800697
trove_id: 26800697
description:
Fourth part of the telegram from Chinese students in America to the department of foreign affairs, governors of Guangdong-Guangxi and Hunan-Hubei, in regards to ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-05-20
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800697
trove_id: 26800697
description:
Australian insurance company increases charges for cargo to East Asia due to the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800701
trove_id: 26800701
description:
An article, written by an anonymous author, comments on Wang Han's failed attempt to assassinate Tie Liang.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800701
trove_id: 26800701
description:
A report by Zheng Lu on Aboriginals in Tasmania and old Chinese people in Victoria, focusing on country towns.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800701
trove_id: 26800701
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney send a telegram to the department of foreign affairs in Beijing to protest against German's occupation of Haizhou, Jiangsu province.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800701
trove_id: 26800701
description:
Girls school to be established in Beijing. Governor of Hubei province sends students to study railway in Japan. Twenty female students from a Hunan normal school are on their way to study in Japan. Hunan province is planning to build the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Zou Rong, former editor of Su Bao, dies in Shanghai prison. Britain and Japan are closely watching German in Shandong province. Germany demands to build submarine cable from Jiaozhou in Shandong province to Shanghai. Governor of Jiangsu Zhou Fu sends his condolence telegram on the death of a Catholic priest in Beijing. Suggestion from a Beijing official on the aftermath of Manchuria.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800701
trove_id: 26800701
description:
Guangdong navy commander Mo Shanxi commits suicide after receiving a letter from governor Qin Chunxuan. Another school destroyed in Xiangshan county. Pei Jingfu looks fine.


date: 1905-05-27
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800700
trove_id: 26800700
description:
Chinese government is investigating German's occupation of Haizhou. German have started building a submarine cable from Qingdao, Shandong province, to Shanghai. Reports and comments on German's occupation of Haizhou, Jiangsu province.


date: 1905-05-27
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800702
trove_id: 26800702
description:
Fifth part of the telegram from Chinese students in America to the department of foreign affairs, governors of Guangdong-Guangxi and Hunan-Hubei, in regards to ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments by Tung Wah editor.


date: 1905-05-27
page: Suppl't
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800702
trove_id: 26800702
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gathered at the Tung Wah Times for a petition to the Commonwealth government to ban opium import. They are Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang, Zheng Fanchang, Liang Chuang, Zhou Rongwei, Cai Xing, Ouyang Keguan, Li Chun, Luo Daren, Sun Rongji, Liang Yanfan, Cai Chang, Ye Tonggui, Cai Rong, Xian Junhao, Huang Zaixing, Huang Shifang, Huang Shengqin, Chen Binghui, Chen Si, Ma Zu, Mai Mei, Wu E'lou, Chen Lianke, Liu Kezhai, Liu Buqing, Guo Le, Luo Run, and others. They agreed that Sydney Chinese communities should, following their fellows in  Melbourne, jointly send a petition to the Commonwealth government and all department concerned to ban opium import.


date: 1905-06-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800706
trove_id: 26800706
description:
Board of Revenue is preparing to open a bank. Suggestion to establish an institution of examination. Zhang Zhidong pays a lot to his Japanese doctor. German control mining resources of Shandong province. German start to build the submarine cable from Wusong in Shanghai. Hu Tinggan, former imperial commissioner of Shandong province, comments on the privilege of German in Shandong. German ambassador to Beijing demands to station their troops and open mine in Shandong. Germany demands a piece of land in Boyang Lake to store their coal. Zhang Baixi changes marriage law of China.


date: 1905-06-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800706
trove_id: 26800706
description:
The future education in Xiangshan county is prosperous. Japan to set up consulate in Guangzhou. Budget change for the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Governor Qin Chunxuan and Li Zhun, former navy commander, form an alliance by marriage. Educational development in Shunde county. Scholar Lin Zantong has been sentenced to ten years' prison for his pleading on behalf of the local people.


date: 1905-06-03
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800707
trove_id: 26800707
description:
Notice to Chinese fellows in Sydney that a meeting will be held in Waterloo for quit of opium-smoking.


date: 1905-06-03
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800707
trove_id: 26800707
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney, represented by Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang, Li Chun, Zheng Fanchang, Zhou Rongwei, Xian Junhao and Cai Xing, are seeking help from other Australian organisations to ban opium import.


date: 1905-06-03
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800707
trove_id: 26800707
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gathered to ban opium smoking. Speakers include Liu Ruxing, Liang Chuang, Zhou Rongwei, Luo Run and 300 others. Melbourne Chinese communities are seeking help from other White organisations for their effort to ban opium import.


date: 1905-06-03
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800707
trove_id: 26800707
description:
Letter from Cai Chengzhuang, a Chinese businessman in Charter Tower, Queensland, reporting that all Chinese peddlers are required to apply for licence for selling vegetable or others on the street.


date: 1905-06-10
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800711
trove_id: 26800711
description:
American and Chinese governments are in further negotiation to ban Chinese labourers. Comments by a Hong Kong newspaper on the effort of American government to ban Chinese entry. Protest from Shanghai businessmen against the ban of Chinese labourers. Returned Guangdong businessmen from America protest against the ban. Parliament to be set up in every province. China's boards of foreign affairs and commerce are to employ returned students. Local governors and imperial commissioners help disaster relief in Fengtian (Shenyang) area, and they are Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai, Li Xingrui, Sheng Yun, Zhou Fu, En Tao, Duan Fang, Ding Zhenduo, Lin Shaonian, Ma Liang, Chun Man, Chong Shan, Li Fang, Cheng Dequan, and others. Chinese ambassador to Belgium Yang Chen suggests more students to study there. Governor of Jiangsu helps Germany. Gentry in Fujian province fight for mining resources.


date: 1905-06-10
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800712
trove_id: 26800712
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gathered at Tung Wah Times for ban of opium import. Zhang Zhuoxiong from Melbourne to be invited for a speech on opium ban and white Australia policy. Labour Party and unions support Chinese community for ban of opium import.


date: 1905-06-10
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800712
trove_id: 26800712
description:
Speeches of Chinese businessmen at a Waterloo gathering on the ban of opium import. Speakers include Liu Ruxing, Xian Junhao, Liang Chuang, Wu E'lou and others. 


date: 1905-06-10
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800712
trove_id: 26800712
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for a meeting of Chinese communities in Australia to protest against restriction on Chinese entry into America.


date: 1905-06-10
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800712
trove_id: 26800712
description:
Representative of the New South Wales commercial association writes to the governor requesting to lift the restriction on Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-06-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800716
trove_id: 26800716
description:
A public letter from Kang Youwei regarding the proposed ban on Chinese immigrant into America. Plea from Chinese communities in Hong Kong, Yokohama and Shanghai to Chinese department of foreign affairs.


date: 1905-06-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800716
trove_id: 26800716
description:
Shanghai businessmen gathers to protest the ban. Guangdong gentry and businessmen protest against the ban. Chinese ambassador to Washington refuses to sign the agreement to ban Chinese immigrants. American ambassador to Beijing in negotiation with Chinese government for the proposed ban on Chinese immigrants. Chinese communities in America and Canada send plea to Chinese government in Beijing.


date: 1905-06-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800716
trove_id: 26800716
description:
Budget to refurbish Jingling Mausoleum. Chinese envoy Kang Shaochuan reports the Tibet treaty to be signed with Britain. A seventy years old student from Yunnan is now studying in Japan. Local people in Yunnan province are organised to protect their land and refuses to sell it to French for railway building. Scholar and returned student Hu Yuantan in Hunan province has sold his house to build a school.


date: 1905-06-17
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800716
trove_id: 26800716
description:
Gentry Wu Quancui arrives in Hunan province. Qin Chunxuan asks for sick leave but not approved. Pei Jingfu and Chen Guilin on trial. Bandits in Heshan county rob and rape the victim.


date: 1905-06-17
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800717
trove_id: 26800717
description:
Fellows from Zengcheng, Guangdong, have an association in Sydney with a purpose to promote education in their home county.


date: 1905-06-17
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800717
trove_id: 26800717
description:
Sydney Chinese communities send a telegram to the department of foreign affairs in Beijing asking the government to protest against America's proposal to ban Chinese immigration.


date: 1905-06-17
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800717
trove_id: 26800717
description:
Sydney Chinese community is seeking signatures from both Chinese and other supporters for their petition to ban opium import. New Zealand will be followed as an example. Rev. Zhang Zhuoxiong delivers a public speech in Sydney Town Hall on the ban of opium import. Catholic churches and Labour Party support such request of Chinese community in Sydney.


date: 1905-06-17
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800717
trove_id: 26800717
description:
Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang, Li Chun, Chen Si and Zheng Fanchang seek support from Anglican church for the ban on opium import.


date: 1905-06-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800721
trove_id: 26800721
description:
First part of a letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America to its Sydney counterpart on the relationship between the association and the Chinese Commercial Company based in Hong Kong.


date: 1905-06-24
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800721
trove_id: 26800721
description:
Editorial on Germany's performance after the Russo-Japanese War and their intentions to take advantage of China.


date: 1905-06-24
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800721
trove_id: 26800721
description:
Russia appoints new ambassador to China. New administration has been suggested for Tibet after the treaty signed with Britain. Several new officials appointed to handle foreign affairs. Ting Jie has replaced Zeng Qi to deal with Japanese in Tianjin. A 68 years old woman is to study in Japan.


date: 1905-06-24
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800721
trove_id: 26800721
description:
Gentry Wu Quancui and his plan to sabotage modern education in Guangdong. Zhang Zhidong and others jointly impeach Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1905-06-24
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800720
trove_id: 26800720
description:
Six hundred Chinese students gathered in Tianjin to boycott American commodities. They have been joined by businessmen.


date: 1905-06-24
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800722
trove_id: 26800722
description:
Article, written by anonymous author, comments on the suggestion by the imperial commissioner of Henan province to build an institute for imperial examination.


date: 1905-06-24
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800722
trove_id: 26800722
description:
Report on the peace talks between Russia and Japan, preparation for the talks, representative from both sides, and responses from other countries such as Britain, German and France.


date: 1905-06-24
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800722
trove_id: 26800722
description:
Zhang Zhuoxiong to give a speech in Sydney on opium ban. Chinese community in Sydney donates to the effort to ban opium import. Zhang Zhuoxiong to deliver another speech on white Australia policy.


date: 1905-07-08
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800727
trove_id: 26800727
description:
Second part of a letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America to its Sydney counterpart on the relationship between the association and the Chinese Commercial Company based in Hong Kong.


date: 1905-07-08
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800727
trove_id: 26800727
description:
Shanghai businessmen gather to protest American government's plan to renew its immigration policy that bans Chinese labourers. Fujian businessmen in Shanghai protest and have lodged their petition to the Chinese government. Reply from governor Qin Chunxuan to a business association in Zhaoqing, Guangdong province, in regards to their protest. Guangzhou businessmen gathered to protest American renewed policy to ban Chinese entry. Another protest rally of Guangzhou businessmen. Gentry of Xinning county, Guangdong, sent telegram to their native fellows in America seeking cooperation in the protest. Chinese businessmen in America sent telegram to Shanghai seeking cooperation in the protest against America's new policy to ban Chinese. 


date: 1905-07-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800727
trove_id: 26800727
description:
Chinese Beiyang navy to be expanded. Germans are training their troops in Shandong. Chinese department of foreign affairs seeks cooperation from local governors to block Japanese Buddhist doing missionary work in China. Zhang Zhidong employs Japanese political and legal advisors. Lu Chuanlin to manage the Board of Civil Service. Zhang Baixi to manage the Board of Revenue. Zhao Er'tuan appointed military commander based in Fengtian. 


date: 1905-07-08
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800726
trove_id: 26800726
description:
Protest rallies in many cities of China. Yuan Shikai supports the boycott of American goods. President Roosevelt considers relaxing the restriction on Chinese immigrants. Chinese businessmen in Penang support to boycott American goods.


date: 1905-07-08
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800728
trove_id: 26800728
description:
First part of the debate between Commercial Daily (shang bao) and China Daily (zhongguo bao) in Hong Kong on the role of Chinese Empire Reform Association, revolution, China' political reform and others.


date: 1905-07-08
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800728
trove_id: 26800728
description:
Revenue from customs duties on opium importation in each of the six Australian states in 1903 and 1904. Number of Chinese in Australia in 1891, 1901 and 1905. Number of Chinese opium smokers.


date: 1905-07-08
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800728
trove_id: 26800728
description:
Rev. Zhang Zhuoxiong gives a public speech calling for Chinese fellows to quit opium smoking. Chinese businessmen in Adelaide and Brisbane support the effort to quit opium smoking. Huang Laiwang and Luo Run deliver public speech in Sydney in support of the quit movement.


date: 1905-07-08
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800728
trove_id: 26800728
description:
The Chinese businessmen in Sydney who originally came from Zengcheng county, Guangdong, donate to build a primary school in their home county. Donators' names listed.


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Third part of a letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America to its Sydney counterpart on the relationship between the association and the Chinese Commercial Company based in Hong Kong.


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Protest rally of Shanghai businessmen and their request to boycott American goods. Report on protest rallies of Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai, Chinese businessmen in America, Fujian businessmen in Shanghai, Hong Kong businessmen, Governor Qin Chunxuan of Guangdong and Guangxi, and Qingxin college in Shanghai. Response from Chinese department of foreign affairs, Chinese students in America, Suzhou businessmen in Jiangsu province, and Chinese communities in Los Angeles. Schools in Guangdong boycott American goods while Guangdong businessmen refuse to use American flour.


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Progress of railway building from Hunan to Guangzhou. Germans have occupied a few ports in Shandong province. Huang Xing and his revolutionary rebellion in Hunan. Chinese students in Tokyo. Wang Han and his effort to assassinate Tie Liang. Death of Zou Rong and his funeral ceremony.


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Prince Qing becomes more powerful. Qin Chunxuan recommends talented people. New Russian ambassador arrives Beijing. Chinese police students in Japan. Hunan sends female students to study in Japan. Yunnan sends female students to Japan. Governor Zhou Fu of Jiangsu province leases land to German troops. 


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Guangzhou arsenal refurbished, old machinery replaced. Changshou Temple in Nanhai county has been sealed by local authority for collecting land tax. Guangzhou to build an institute of educational research.


date: 1905-07-15
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800732
trove_id: 26800732
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association to set up in Mexico. Chicago welcomes Kang Youwei and the Chinese Empire Reform Association there. 


date: 1905-07-15
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800733
trove_id: 26800733
description:
Sydney Chinese community celebrated the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association has moved to new address following Tung Wah Times. Birthday presents from Chinese businessmen and their names listed.


date: 1905-07-15
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800733
trove_id: 26800733
description:
Liu Ruxing talks about sugarcane growers in north Queensland and racial relations there. Australia to have new restriction on Chinese residents and protest from Sydney Chinese communities.


date: 1905-07-15
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800733
trove_id: 26800733
description:
Sydney Quit Opium-smoking Association is seeking signatures to support their petition to ban opium importation.


date: 1905-07-15
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800733
trove_id: 26800733
description:
Japan to borrow from Britain, Germany and America to pay for the war in Manchuria and its aftermath, while Russia is looking for domestic sources to borrow from.


date: 1905-07-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800737
trove_id: 26800737
description:
Second part of the debate between Commercial Daily (shang bao) and China Daily (zhongguo bao) in Hong Kong on the role of Chinese Empire Reform Association, revolution, China' political reform and others.


date: 1905-07-22
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800737
trove_id: 26800737
description:
Sugarcane growing in north Queensland and Chinese immigrants. Australia's new policy against Chinese residents. Comments on America's new policy against Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-07-22
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800737
trove_id: 26800737
description:
Scholars and officials in Beijing protest against America's new immigration policy which includes banning Chinese immigration. Beijing officials who originally from Fujian province protest the ban on Chinese immigrant. Protest telegram from Chinese community in Nagasaki to the department of foreign affairs. Protest telegram from Chinese businessmen in Yokohama to Yuan Shikai and the department of foreign affairs. Telegram from Changsha businessmen to their Shanghai counterparts. Zhang Zhidong closely watches the development of American renewed policy on Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-07-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800737
trove_id: 26800737
description:
Zhou Hao suggests lifting the ban on political organisations reinstating Chen Baozhen and his son Chen Sanli, two former Chinese officials who support reform movement. Qing dynasty to refurbish their ancestors' mausoleum. Sheng Xuanhuai is disappointed for accusation of his mismanagement of railway from Sichuan to Hubei province. A railway to be built from Beijing to Zhangjiakou and the preparation. Current situation in east Mongolia. Sport meet of Beijing universities and report on the events. Gathering of girl school students in Shanghai which includes public speech, handicraft competition, painting and sports.


date: 1905-07-22
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800736
trove_id: 26800736
description:
Russian ambassador to Beijing warns China that Russia must be compensated if Japan occupies a railway in Manchuria.


date: 1905-07-22
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800738
trove_id: 26800738
description:
Kang Youwei held a meeting with Rong Hong and, accompanied by Rong, went to meet President Roosevelt of the United States of America.


date: 1905-07-22
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800738
trove_id: 26800738
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in America held a meeting to discuss the issue of badge, which was also attended by Kang Youwei.


date: 1905-07-22
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800738
trove_id: 26800738
description:
Statistics of China's imports from Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Britain, America, Europe, India and Russia.


date: 1905-07-22
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800738
trove_id: 26800738
description:
Anniversary celebration of the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association and settlement of Tung Wah Times at new address. Presents from Chinese businessmen and their names listed.


date: 1905-07-22
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800738
trove_id: 26800738
description:
Zengcheng fellows in Sydney donate to build a public school in their home county. Their names listed.


date: 1905-07-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800742
trove_id: 26800742
description:
Third part of the debate between Commercial Daily (shang bao) and China Daily (zhongguo bao) in Hong Kong on the role of Chinese Empire Reform Association, revolution, China's political reform and other issues.


date: 1905-07-29
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800742
trove_id: 26800742
description:
Letter from Chinese community (zhong hua hui guan) in Victoria, Canada, on America's regulations which ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-07-29
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800742
trove_id: 26800742
description:
Boycott of American goods in China and their influence on Sino-American trade. Statistics of the trade between China and America. President Roosevelt on the boycott of American goods in China. Tianjin businessmen boycott American goods. Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada calls for boycott of American goods.


date: 1905-07-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800742
trove_id: 26800742
description:
Chinese university will employ Japanese teacher for legal studies subject. Chinese army to have engineering schools. A Norwegian missionary in Junzhou, Hubei province, bullies local residents. Chinese government is considering to change military uniform. Yunnan students in Japan send protest telegram to Chinese department of foreign affairs for French intrusion into Mengzi region of Yunnan province. Japan is trying to establish university in Beijing in order to monopolise China's higher education. Japanese army in Manchuria prohibits local Chinese officials to collect taxes. 


date: 1905-07-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800742
trove_id: 26800742
description:
A superstitious magistrate Qin Bingzhi of Gaozhou, Lianjiang and Qinxian counties. Application to move the manufacturing bureau to Qingyuan county has been refused. Sun Huayin organises a society of women painters in Guangzhou.


date: 1905-07-29
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800743
trove_id: 26800743
description:
First part of a report written by Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Brisbane on racial discrimination against Chinese labourers in South Africa.


date: 1905-07-29
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800743
trove_id: 26800743
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States of America comments on immigration policy of Australia and New Zealand.


date: 1905-07-29
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800743
trove_id: 26800743
description:
Sydney Chinese communities and the Chinese Empire Reform Association celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. Report on the celebration event and a telegram sent to Beijing on this occasion.


date: 1905-07-29
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800743
trove_id: 26800743
description:
Headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney has new address following the move of Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-07-29
page: Suppl't
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800743
trove_id: 26800743
description:
Twenty-three illegal Chinese immigrants arrive in Sydney by a German liner but were refused to land. They were taken to a German colony for penal labour.


date: 1905-08-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800747
trove_id: 26800747
description:
An article, written by anonymous author, on the protest against American immigration policy to ban Chinese entry and its relations to the Chinese communities in Australia.


date: 1905-08-05
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800747
trove_id: 26800747
description:
Editorial comments on governor of Jiangsu Zhou Fu's attempt to build an international hotel in Nanjing.


date: 1905-08-05
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800747
trove_id: 26800747
description:
Beijing universities boycott American goods. New American ambassador to Beijing negotiates with Chinese department of foreign affairs on the renewed immigration policy. Governor of Jiangsu province Zhou Fu closely watches the situation development. Comments from the department of foreign affairs on the renewed American immigration policy. Students, businessmen and associations in Fujian province protest against the renewed immigration policy in American that ban Chinese entry. Guangdong schools boycott American goods. Guangzhou businessmen hold another protest rally.


date: 1905-08-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800747
trove_id: 26800747
description:
The international hotel built by governor Zhou Fu in Nanjing remains vacant. German troops borrow drill ground in Nanjing. German are to recruit Chinese soldiers in Jiaozhou, Shandong province. Returned students from Japan are treated well. Chinese ambassador to Japan asks for a quota of Chinese students sent to study there. Treaty negotiation between China and Britain on Tibet issue. Temple in Guangxi turned into schools and public response.


date: 1905-08-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800747
trove_id: 26800747
description:
China sets budget for the aftermath of Manchuria war. Educational statistics in Zhaoqing and Gaoyao county, including number of schools, libraries, and their location. Recent fighting for ownership of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-08-05
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800748
trove_id: 26800748
description:
Second part of a report written by Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Brisbane on racial discrimination against Chinese labourers in south Africa and their suffering.


date: 1905-08-05
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800748
trove_id: 26800748
description:
Chinese communities in Australia prepare to deal with racial discrimination following America renews its immigration policy. Liu Ruxing and others are to deliver public speeches in Sydney. Two or three representatives from Chinese communities around Australia to meet in Melbourne for this matter.


date: 1905-08-05
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800748
trove_id: 26800748
description:
A notice to Chinese communities around Australia seek signatures for the petition to ban opium import. Donations to the attempt to ban opium import and names listed. 


date: 1905-08-05
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800748
trove_id: 26800748
description:
Sydney Chinese businessmen went to meet German consul and German liner company seeking assistance to the 23 illegal Chinese immigrants who are now in penal labour in a German colony.


date: 1905-08-12
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800752
trove_id: 26800752
description:
Editorial on the fighting for ownership of railways and protest against American immigration policy and the influence of China's national morale.


date: 1905-08-12
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800752
trove_id: 26800752
description:
Railways are vitally important to a country. Comments on Prince Qing's proposal to change uniform for officials, students and Chinese army.


date: 1905-08-12
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800752
trove_id: 26800752
description:
Imperial court closely watches the development. Beijing commercial society calls for a boycott to American goods. Tianjin businessmen gathered to protest. Public notice from Ma Yufang, Che Jingyan and He Tianjue calls for boycott to American goods. Tongwen school in Shantou, Guangdong, calls for boycott to American goods. American goods to be boycotted on exhibition in Xinning county, Guangdong. Shantou to boycott American goods. Jiaying county, Guangdong, to boycott American goods.


date: 1905-08-12
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800752
trove_id: 26800752
description:
Proposal to reinstate Xiong Xiling, a reformer of 1898 movement. Wang Wenshao has been replaced by Xu Shichang. Prince Qing has been punished for suggesting to change uniform for government officials, students and soldiers. Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai and Zhou Fu jointly recommend to implement constitutional monarchy after 12 years. China prepares to implement new policy at local levels. Na tong and Yuan Shikai have disputes over the American immigration policy. Chief-editor of Chongqing Daily Bian Xiaowu has been warned for publishing dissident opinions. More Chinese students are going to study in Japan and the number. Ten Chinese students are going to study commerce, transportation, driving and electricity in the United States, and their names listed. Japan may ask for compensation from China for the return of Manchuria.


date: 1905-08-12
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800752
trove_id: 26800752
description:
Another gathering of fundraising for the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Qiu family in Chaozhou has established two schools. Students in Guangzhou are not allowed to wear machine-woven clothes. 


date: 1905-08-12
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800751
trove_id: 26800751
description:
Some businessmen in Shanghai will not boycott American goods. Chinese communities in Yokohama and Kobe boycott American goods.


date: 1905-08-12
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800753
trove_id: 26800753
description:
Third part of a report written by Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Brisbane on racial discrimination against Chinese labourers in south Africa and their suffering.


date: 1905-08-12
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800753
trove_id: 26800753
description:
Chinese communities in Melbourne donate to boycott American goods, and comments by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-08-12
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800753
trove_id: 26800753
description:
The Chinese Empire Reform Association sets up China Trading Company (zhongguo shangwu gongsi) and Wah Tik Trading Company (hua yi gongsi) in Hong Kong and Wah Fong Bank (hua feng yin hao) in Singapore.


date: 1905-08-19
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800757
trove_id: 26800757
description:
Fourth and final part of the debate between Commercial Daily (shang bao) and China Daily (zhongguo bao) in Hong Kong on the role of Chinese Empire Reform Association, revolution, China' political reform and other issues.


date: 1905-08-19
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800757
trove_id: 26800757
description:
An English newspaper in Sydney suggests that Australia should have more White immigrants in order to contain Yellow Peril.


date: 1905-08-19
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800757
trove_id: 26800757
description:
Empress Dowager is glad to see China united to boycott American goods in response to the new immigration regulations in America. Shanghai women boycott American goods. Chief-editors Wu Jianren and Jiang Zicai of a Hankou newspaper, which is America-sponsored, have resigned in protest. Chinese businessmen in Singapore gather to protest against the American immigration policy. A meeting of businessmen in San Francisco says all immigrants should be treated equally in America.


date: 1905-08-19
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800757
trove_id: 26800757
description:
Beiyang armies in preparation for coming military parade and the detailed report. Japanese politician seeks advice on the aftermath of the Manchuria war. Return students have a palace examination supervised by Emperor Guangxu and a list of successful candidates. Hunan scholars propose to revive imperial bagu examination to select talents. Tianjin businessmen and scholars to boycott American goods. China to change uniform for military officers. Chinese ambassador to Belgium Yang Zhaojun tries to block promotion of Liang Dingfen. Returned students from Japan are writing military training materials in Hubei province. 


date: 1905-08-19
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800756
trove_id: 26800756
description:
Chinese students are a leading force behind the boycott of American goods in response to America's new immigration regulations.


date: 1905-08-19
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800758
trove_id: 26800758
description:
Fourth part of a report written by Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Brisbane on racial discrimination against Chinese labourers in south Africa and their suffering.


date: 1905-08-19
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800758
trove_id: 26800758
description:
Comparison between foreign business activities in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Australian business in Shanghai and Hong Kong and its future.


date: 1905-08-19
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800758
trove_id: 26800758
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney donate to the protest against American immigration policy that bans Chinese entry. And comments by Tung Wah.


date: 1905-08-26
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800762
trove_id: 26800762
description:
Returned students Jin Bangping, Tang Bao'e, Zhang Yingxu, Cao Rulin, Qian Chengzhi, Hu Zongying and others have been granted imperial titles for their scholarship. China to send Zai Ze, Dai Hongci, Xu Shichang and Duan Fang go abroad on a tour of investigation.


date: 1905-08-26
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800762
trove_id: 26800762
description:
Chinese manager of American bank in Shanghai resigns in protest against US immigration regulations. Ni Wencai refuses to appointment of American comprador. Kang Youwei in American talks to President Roosevelt about the renewed immigration policy and response of the President.


date: 1905-08-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800762
trove_id: 26800762
description:
Lu Chuanlin dies. A list of returned students who have been granted imperial scholarship titles. Talented people sent to work in Fengtian. Proposal to set up constitutional monarchy has been refused. Japanese newspaper reports and comments on the power of Yuan Shikai. Foreign missions in Beijing invited to review military parade. Yuan Shikai suggests that all county magistrates should tour Japan before taking office. 


date: 1905-08-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800762
trove_id: 26800762
description:
Changshou (Long-life) temple in Guangzhou will be turned into school. Property value of the Changshou Temple. Another girl school opened in Guangzhou.


date: 1905-08-26
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800761
trove_id: 26800761
description:
Chinese Xie Zixiu in South Africa write to British parliament about the suffering of Chinese labourers there. A Labour Party MP asks for investigation.


date: 1905-08-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800761
trove_id: 26800761
description:
Former American ambassador to China is now in Beijing for the boycott of American goods. A Tianjin newspaper has been closed for publishing calls of boycotting American goods.


date: 1905-08-26
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800763
trove_id: 26800763
description:
Representatives of Chinese communities Liu Ruxing, Zhou Rongwei, Huang Laiwang, Chen Xia, Xian Junhao and Yu Rong have submitted in Melbourne their petition to ban opium import.


date: 1905-09-02
page: 2
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800767
trove_id: 26800767
description:
An article, selected from a Hong Kong newspaper, on the possibility of constitutional monarchy in China.


date: 1905-09-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800767
trove_id: 26800767
description:
An article, translated from Daily Telegraph of Sydney, claims that white Australia should protect itself. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-09-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800767
trove_id: 26800767
description:
Response of Chinese government to the renewed immigration policy in America. Feminine world in Suzhou to boycott American goods. Shanghai business association discusses the boycott of American goods. Guangdong businessmen jointly boycotts American goods. Telegrams between Chinese businessmen in San Francisco and the Chinese department of foreign affairs.


date: 1905-09-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800767
trove_id: 26800767
description:
Chinese officials on the tour of overseas investigation on parliamentary system and others. Xu Shichang to Japan while Duan Fang to Germany and Austria. Governor of Jiangsu province Zhou Fu suggests to set up system of constitutional monarchy. Lu Chuanlin still alive. How China to build the Hankou-Guangzhou railway by itself. Empress Dowager dislikes haircut. Privilege of returned students in imperial titles and employment. Several imperial scholars jointly suggest to ban opium smoking.


date: 1905-09-02
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800766
trove_id: 26800766
description:
Changshou Temple for sale and the income will be used to build a normal school. Buddha is actually a man. A Buddha temple in Wuzhou, Guangxi province.


date: 1905-09-02
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800768
trove_id: 26800768
description:
Chinese businessmen from Sydney Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang and others talk to Melbourne Chinese community about immigration restriction in Australia, American immigration policy, and ban on opium import. The meeting was presided over by Huang Shiyan, a Chinese businessman of Melbourne.


date: 1905-09-02
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800768
trove_id: 26800768
description:
Representatives of Chinese communities around Australia have a conference in Melbourne. Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang, Xian Junhao, Yu Rong are from New South Wales. Zhang Zhuoxiong, Huang Shiyan, He Nan and Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket ) from Victoria. Zhu He and Feng Zihong represent South Australia. Su Ji and Yu Xihua on behalf of Chinese community in Tasmania. Chen Xia and Mei Ling from Western Australia. Yang Gengwu and Lin You represent Chinese in Queensland. The conference is chaired by Liu Ruxing. Liu suggests three points for the conference to discuss: immigration restriction in Australia, ban of opium smoking, and renewed immigration policy in America. The conference has also discussed other matters such as regular communications between Chinese communities throughout Australia.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 2
column: b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800772
trove_id: 26800772
description:
An article selected from a Hong Kong newspaper claims that Yellow Peril is caused by the White Peril.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800772
trove_id: 26800772
description:
Shanghai businessmen of bean industry gather to protest policy. Shanghai grocery businessmen gather to protest against the renewed immigration policy.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800772
trove_id: 26800772
description:
Backgrounds of Zai Ze, now on an overseas tour of investigation. Yuan Shikai's suggestion for the aftermath of Manchuria war. Budget for officials' overseas investigation. China calls for service of returned students while at the same time to send more students to study overseas. Local governors are requested to recommend talents. Zhao Er'tuan is on the way to his new office in Fengtian. Sheng Xuanhuai's worries after the Russo-Japanese War. 


date: 1905-09-09
page: 2
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800772
trove_id: 26800772
description:
Magistrate of Nanhai county to have a discussion with newspaper chief-editors. Fruit products of the Changshou Temple in Guangzhou. Magistrate of Wuzhou, Guangxi, sells properties of temple for school purpose.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800772
trove_id: 26800772
description:
British governor of Transvaal (South Africa) has been asked to take precaution against Chinese labourers.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800771
trove_id: 26800771
description:
British newspapers say Britain should invest in Weihaiwei as German did in Jiaozhou, Shandong province.


date: 1905-09-09
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800771
trove_id: 26800771
description:
Sale of American goods sluggish in Hong Kong and Guangzhou as a result of boycott of US goods. Bakeries in Guangzhou refuse to use American flour.


date: 1905-09-09
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800773
trove_id: 26800773
description:
Representatives of Chinese communities around Australia have a meeting with Prime Minister Alfred Deakin in Melbourne on the issue of banning opium importation. They are Liu Ruxing, Huang Laiwang, Zhou Rongwei, Xian Junhao and Yu Rong (New South Wales), Zhang Zhuoxiong, Tan Ling and He Nan (Victoria), Su Ji and Yu Xihua (Tasmania), Zhu He and Chen Zihong (South Australia), Chen Xia and Mei Ling (Western Australia), Yang Gengwu and Lin You (Queensland), and five parliamentarians. Detailed report on the meeting.


date: 1905-09-16
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800777
trove_id: 26800777
description:
Editorial on the aftermath of the Russo-Japanese War and the comments of Emperor of Germany about yellow peril.


date: 1905-09-16
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800777
trove_id: 26800777
description:
Chinese immigrants will not be allowed to enter the American continent, Hawaii and the Philippines. Chinese students suffer humiliation in Japan. Chinese community in Honolulu donate to the boycott of American goods. Chinese businessman in Macao Tan Zhizhi supports boycott of American goods. Societies in Xinhui county support the boycott of American goods. Folk storyteller and drama performer in rural Guangdong help to boycott American goods. Two schools in Guangzhou publish a newspaper advocating boycott of American goods. 


date: 1905-09-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800777
trove_id: 26800777
description:
Imperial scholar Zhao Binglin suggests introducing constitutional monarchy. Empress Dowager considers implementing constitutional monarchy within three years. Empress Dowager is determined to implement constitutional monarchy. Report on Chinese officials' overseas tour of investigation and their Entourage whose names listed. 


date: 1905-09-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800776
trove_id: 26800776
description:
An imperial edict says that, in the future, all officials will be selected from returned students, and the government to send more students to America and Britain.


date: 1905-09-16
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800778
trove_id: 26800778
description:
Hubei, Hunan and Guangdong provinces will jointly build the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. New magistrate of Xiangshan county is keen to promote education. Governor Qin Chunxuan on the move to Jiangsu province. Other appointment of local governors and imperial commissioners. Governor Qin Chunxuan suggests for constitutional monarchy. 


date: 1905-09-16
page: Suppl't
column: one page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800778
trove_id: 26800778
description:
A one-page public notice from Sydney Chinese communities on the renewed American immigration policy that will ban the entry of Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-09-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800783
trove_id: 26800783
description:
Yuan Shikai comments on current Chinese situation to Japanese parliamentarian. Chinese government is determined to revive its navy. Railway building in Manchuria and other parts of China. Government officials are required to retire at the age of 60. Russian ambassador to Beijing lobby Chinese officials to visit Russia. Luo Zongyao's suggestion for the aftermath of Manchuria war. Local governments help to pay expense for officials's overseas investigation. Chinese officials who are on overseas investigation will bring some students. 


date: 1905-09-23
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800783
trove_id: 26800783
description:
Japanese monks in Guangdong bully local residents. Student Jiang Yucong quit school and on the way to study in Japan.


date: 1905-09-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800782
trove_id: 26800782
description:
Hong Kong businessmen meet American defence secretary and ask to lift the ban on Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-09-23
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800784
trove_id: 26800784
description:
Fifth part of a report written by Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Brisbane on racial discrimination against Chinese labourers in south Africa and their suffering.


date: 1905-09-23
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800784
trove_id: 26800784
description:
Chinese government seeks compensation from Japan and Russia for property damages during the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1905-09-23
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800784
trove_id: 26800784
description:
Japan starts its business in Manchuria and will spread it to other parts. American goods are overstocked in Manchuria and Shanghai due to the boycott.


date: 1905-09-23
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800784
trove_id: 26800784
description:
China to build a railway connecting Guangzhou and Beijing. China opens five cities in Manchuria for international business. 


date: 1905-09-23
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800784
trove_id: 26800784
description:
Chinese community in Sydney gathers at the Chines Empire Reform Association to protest against America's immigration policy. They also send a telegram to Shanghai.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800788
trove_id: 26800788
description:
Kang Youwei's speech to a conference of Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York  on current situation in China, organisation and management of the association, and others.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800788
trove_id: 26800788
description:
Railways in American and European countries, including United States, Germany, France, Russia, Austria and Hungary, England and Wales, Canada, Italy, Spain, Scotland, Belgium, Ireland, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, Turkey, Norway, and Greece.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800788
trove_id: 26800788
description:
Report on a graduation ceremony in Cornell University and Chinese graduates including Shi Zhaoxiang, Wu Guiling and Hu Dongchao.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800788
trove_id: 26800788
description:
Report on a women's protest rally in Wuxi, Jiangsu province. Guangzhou is preparing another protest rally. Guangdong gentry issue a public telegram seeking support for the protest against the American immigration policy. Public gathering and speeches in Xinhui county, Guangdong, to protest against the American immigration policy.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800788
trove_id: 26800788
description:
Two foreign governments try to interfere with the building of Sichuan-Hubei railway. Russia seeks to control mining resources in Mongolia. Beiyang army in preparation for a military parade. More than ten imperial scholars jointly suggest for political reform.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800787
trove_id: 26800787
description:
Canada wants to join the Anglo-Japanese Alliance for business purpose. Japanese peace negotiator to visit Canada.


date: 1905-09-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800787
trove_id: 26800787
description:
Five Chinese officials, before leaving Beijing for an overseas tour of investigation, were injured in an explosion.


date: 1905-09-30
page: Suppl't
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800789
trove_id: 26800789
description:
Report by See Yup Society, Melbourne Chinese communities protest against the renewed American immigration policy that ban Chinese entry. Chinese businessmen in Sydney protest against American immigration policy and their names listed.


date: 1905-09-30
page: Suppl't
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800789
trove_id: 26800789
description:
Continued report on Kang Youwei's speech to a conference of Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York  on current situation in China, organisation and management of the association, and others.


date: 1905-09-30
page: Suppl't
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800789
trove_id: 26800789
description:
A British Liberal parliamentarian comments on unemployed and homeless people in Australia, Australian immigration policy and others.


date: 1905-09-30
page: Suppl't
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800789
trove_id: 26800789
description:
Crafts union in Adelaide submits a petition to the government saying all furniture manufactured by Chinese carpenters should bear special marks on sale.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800793
trove_id: 26800793
description:
Yuan Shikai is reluctant to support the boycott against the US in response to new immigration regulations banning Chinese. Yuan Shikai in Tianjin closes da gong bao newspaper for publishing articles supporting boycott and detailed report. A special newspaper published in Henan province advocates to boycott American goods. American envoy to investigate the boycott of American goods in China.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800793
trove_id: 26800793
description:
Zhang Zhidong once again proposes constitutional monarchy. Chinese government sends another four officials, Qin Chunxuan, Zhang Baixi,  Lian Fang and Lun Beizi to investigate constitutional monarchy overseas. Zai Ze and Dai Hongci are going to Japan while Duan Fang and Xu Shichang are going to American and European countries for tour of investigation. Local governments are required to send gentry to tour Japan. Reform policy that Chinese government to implement. Returned students will be appointed to supervise railway building locally. Shandong officials in Beijing are trying to build themselves the railway in their home province. Negotiation over  the railway building from Tianjin to Zhenjiang between China, Britain and Germany. France wants to lend money to Qin Chunxuan and Zhang Zhidong for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Yuan Shikai's son Yuan Keding and Wu Jing'an's son are going to tour overseas together. Local governors Zhou Fu, Yuan Shikai, Zhang Zhidong, Qin Chunxuan and others jointly suggest to abolish imperial examination. Conflicts between New and Old parties in Hunan province. Further report on Chinese officials' overseas tour of investigation. Zhang Zhidong proposes to abolish imperial examination immediately.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800793
trove_id: 26800793
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan makes an announcement on the railway building and its strategy from Hankou to Guangzhou. More properties of the Changshou Temple might be confiscated. Governor Qin Chunxuan seeks to employ returned students from America to teach in Guangdong. Another girl school established in Guangzhou. Qin Chunxuan does not believe superstition.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800794
trove_id: 26800794
description:
An article written by anonymous author says that protest against American immigration policy should be combined with business prosperity to save the nation.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800794
trove_id: 26800794
description:
Total number of Jews and their distribution around the world. No divorce in Mexico. Thailand has no national debt. How rich is the Pope in Vatican. Statistics of newspaper, bank and railway in Japan. Territory of Australia.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800794
trove_id: 26800794
description:
More Chinese people in Sydney have joined the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Their names listed.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800797
trove_id: 26800797
description:
Chinese communities in Melbourne and Tamworth, New South Wales, donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy. Names listed for individuals and shops.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800797
trove_id: 26800797
description:
Sydney Chinese businessmen give speeches at a protest rally against American immigration policy. The gathering was presided over by Wu Shihua and the speakers include Ouyang Keguan, Liang Chuang, Liu Ruxing, and Cai Xing.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800797
trove_id: 26800797
description:
A Chinese man shot dead in Wellington, New Zealand. The murderer has surrendered himself to the police.


date: 1905-10-07
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800797
trove_id: 26800797
description:
Xiangshan fellows in Sydney and other cities of Australia donate to build a bridge in their home county Xiangshan, Guangdong. Names listed. 


date: 1905-10-14
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800799
trove_id: 26800799
description:
School children in Shanghai organise themselves to protest against American immigration policy. Chinese businessmen in Vietnam protest against renewed American immigration policy. Second reply from Governor Qin Chunxuan to American consul in regards to the protest movement in Guangdong.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800799
trove_id: 26800799
description:
Chinese government to monopolise telephone and telegram. Telegram from Chinese students in Japan to the central government in Beijing in regards to the railway from Tianjin to Zhenjiang and pressure from Germany. Yuan Shikai donates to build the railway from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. China has secured another loan from Belgium for the railway building from Luzhou, Sichuan, to Hankou, Hubei province. Board of Revenue is trying to raise funds for officials' overseas investigation. Preparation of military parade and its commander. Comparison of postal service in China of 1901 and 1904. 


date: 1905-10-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800799
trove_id: 26800799
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan sends two officials for overseas investigation of political reform. Navy forces in south China will be under a unified command. Overseas fellows donate to the railway building in Xinning county. Returned student Huang Renchu, of Chenghai county, talks  modern customs to his bride on their first night after married. 


date: 1905-10-14
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800800
trove_id: 26800800
description:
Letters from Tung Wah Times readers on American immigration policy: Deng Zhihong, Rong Linjian, Sun Yingtang and others in Rockhampton, Queensland; Huang Caifeng from New South Wales; Huang Liquan from Narrabri, New South Wales; Zhang Liang and Zhou Ruiting from Bendigo, Victoria; Yang Yi'an from Townsville, Queensland; and Yang San and Yang Lin from Queensland.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 5
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800800
trove_id: 26800800
description:
Chinese communities donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese entry. About 300 names of individuals and shops listed.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800803
trove_id: 26800803
description:
Clashes between strikers and government troops in Moscow. More than 300,000 Russian troops stay in the Far East.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800803
trove_id: 26800803
description:
Transvaal (South Africa) people ask their governor to draft a law on Chinese labourers as many of them have escaped.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800803
trove_id: 26800803
description:
Sydney Chinese businessmen donate to the protest against American immigration policy. Chinese community in New Zealand donates to the protest. Names listed.


date: 1905-10-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800803
trove_id: 26800803
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney regarding changes to membership badge.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800805
trove_id: 26800805
description:
An article, written by anonymous author, on the effort to assassinate the four Chinese officials and the future of constitutional monarchy in China.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800805
trove_id: 26800805
description:
Magistrate of Yantai, Shandong province, has a discussion with American consul on the immigration policy. Xiamen has an organisation that protest against renewed immigration policy. A Japanese newspaper editor comments on the boycott of American goods in China. Suggestion from Chinese department of foreign affairs on the revision of American immigration policy.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800805
trove_id: 26800805
description:
China sets up a judicial department in Beijing. Police headquarter to be established in Beijing. Uniform unified for military commanders. Shandong province to select a supervisor for railway building. Britain occupies a strategic point in Yantai, Shandong province. Zhang Zhidong to keep regular contact with Zhou Fu via telegram. French officials on the tour of investigation to China.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800805
trove_id: 26800805
description:
Daughter of President Roosevelt visits Guangzhou and entertained by Governor Qin Chunxuan. Two Chinese businessmen, respectively from Singapore and America, return to help promote education in Guangdong.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800804
trove_id: 26800804
description:
Russian workers strive for the rights of election. Chaos in Russia. Russia is ready to set up a parliament. 


date: 1905-10-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800804
trove_id: 26800804
description:
Japanese ambassador to London says that Japanese people prefer Korea and Manchuria rather than Australia.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800806
trove_id: 26800806
description:
Second and final part of three songs of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, written by Kang Youwei.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800806
trove_id: 26800806
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney, Melbourne and other towns of Australia donate to the protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese entry. Names listed for individuals and shops.


date: 1905-10-21
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800809
trove_id: 26800809
description:
Letters from Liang Huanji in Wellington, New Zealand, and Liang Peisen in Townsville, Queensland, about protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese entry.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800811
trove_id: 26800811
description:
An editorial, selected from Commercial Daily in Hong Kong, comments on the truce between Russia and Japan and its influence upon China's future.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800811
trove_id: 26800811
description:
A comparison between modern progress in Britain and France in the past 100 years, including population, territory, commerce, and national debt.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800811
trove_id: 26800811
description:
Telegram from Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, to Chinese department of foreign affairs. Public protest telegram issued by Beijing students. Hunan province sets up an association to boycott American goods. Da gong bao in Tianjin is not closed.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800811
trove_id: 26800811
description:
Most of the Chinese officials in Beijing prefer constitutional monarchy. Empress Dowager promotes constitutional monarchy and women's education. Emperor Guangxu likes to read new books and newspapers. China to borrow 40 million from Britain for the aftermath of Manchuria war. Yuan Shikai to set up a university in Tianjin. Zhao Er'tuan donates his salary to help students to study in Japan. Lu Chuanlin and Yuan Shikai jointly suggest to stop drama performance in the imperial court. Zhang Zhidong and Qin Chunxuan are urged to start building the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Lu Chuanlin and Qu Hongji are both thinking to retire. A man tries to assassinate Yuan Shikai in Tianjin. China army in preparation for the military parade in the autumn. 


date: 1905-10-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800811
trove_id: 26800811
description:
An institute of imperial examination in Guangzhou has been turned into school. Progress of fundraising for the railway in Xinning county. Zhou Dongsheng, a native of Nanhai county, is accredited to Belgium. Huang Gao has been sent as an envoy to Italy. Thousands of Guangdong labourers employed by French company to build railway in Yunnan province are now on their way home, sponsored by Chinese businessmen in Vietnam. Redundancy of provincial departments in Guangzhou after the left of imperial commissioner.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800810
trove_id: 26800810
description:
One of nine escaped Chinese labourers was shot dead when trying to loot a farm. Sixty-five of the 450 escaped Chinese labourers have been arrested.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800810
trove_id: 26800810
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States wants the Parliament to revise their immigration policy and allow Chinese immigrants to enter America freely.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800812
trove_id: 26800812
description:
Letters from Tung Wah readers from Queensland and New South Wales on the protest against American immigration policy. Names listed for individuals and shops.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800812
trove_id: 26800812
description:
Chinese communities in Geraldton of Western Australia, Newland of New South Wales, Bendigo of Victoria, Townsville of Queensland donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that bans Chinese entry. Hundreds of names listed for individuals and shops.


date: 1905-10-28
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800815
trove_id: 26800815
description:
Federal parliament of Australia approves ban on opium import. Liu Ruxing, on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia, thanks Senator James Johnson for his support on the opium ban. Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket) submits seven proposals for opium ban on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800817
trove_id: 26800817
description:
A telegram from Zhou Fu, governor of Jiangsu province, to the department of foreign affairs in regards to American immigration policy and the boycott to American goods.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800817
trove_id: 26800817
description:
Comments, selected from a Shanghai newspaper, on China's negotiation with foreign governments on Manchuria, railway building and other issues.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800817
trove_id: 26800817
description:
Zeng Shaoqing's warning to businessmen in Shanghai. Wu Tingfang to be appointed for negotiation with American government. Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi Qin Chunxuan comments on American immigration policy and the boycott to American goods.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800817
trove_id: 26800817
description:
Educational institutions and their development in Zhili province. Daughter of President Roosevelt meets Empress Dowager in Beijing. Bomb found in Beijing railway station and detailed report from a Hong Kong newspaper. Chinese officials have postponed their overseas tour of investigation. Five Wu Tingfang is deaf now. China to change its civil service system. Chinese government to change its political system. Yuan Shikai and Zhao Er'tuan to be promoted. Zhao Er'tuan suggests for constitutional monarchy. Itinerary changed for the Chinese officials' overseas tour of investigation. Huang Sidong, Liang Dingfen and Zeng Guangrong, on behalf of the three provinces, thank Zhang Zhidong for return of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Zhang Zhidong tries to raise enough fund to redeem the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Preparation progress of the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800816
trove_id: 26800816
description:
Abolition of imperial examination and its influence in Guangdong. Schools and educational development in Xiangshan county. Governor Qin Chunxuan is urged to build the railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon. 


date: 1905-11-04
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800821
trove_id: 26800821
description:
Letters from Tung Wah Times readers in Queensland, Tasmania and New South Wales on American immigration policy. Names listed for individuals and their shops.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800821
trove_id: 26800821
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy. Hundreds of names listed for individuals and shops.


date: 1905-11-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800818
trove_id: 26800818
description:
British marquis comments on employment of Chinese labourers in South Africa. The Times in London has a different opinion.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800823
trove_id: 26800823
description:
Editor of Tung Wah Times seeks assistance from Chinese fellows for his preparation of a petition to Chinese central government in Beijing on the immigration restriction in Australia.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800823
trove_id: 26800823
description:
Proposal from Chinese communities in Philadelphia and Boston to set up a reserve bank based in Hong Kong with branches around the world.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800823
trove_id: 26800823
description:
Telegram from Chinese communities in America to their home town in Guangdong. Governor Qin Chunxuan replies to American consul in Guangzhou.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800823
trove_id: 26800823
description:
Western suit suggested for Chinese military uniform. A girl school to be established in Beijing. China sends education officials for overseas investigation. Beijing translation institute sends students overseas. Prince Chun suggests to send army students overseas. Returned students from Japan Niu Yongjian is to set up an army school. 


date: 1905-11-11
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800822
trove_id: 26800822
description:
Two schools in Gaoyao county jointly organise birthday celebrations for Confucius and protest rally against American immigration policy. Birthday celebration in Guangdong schools and the memorial ceremony. Valuation of the land and property of Changshou Temple in Guangzhou. Educational authorities in Guangdong send students overseas. Governor Qin Chunxuan arranges to take over duties of the imperial commissioner who has left.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800822
trove_id: 26800822
description:
Two American missionaries and their family members have been murdered by local residents in Lianzhou, Guangdong.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800827
trove_id: 26800827
description:
An article from Huang Huannan on China's boycott of American goods and the commercial opportunity it raises for Australia.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800827
trove_id: 26800827
description:
Russia prime minister talks to newspaper editors on political reform and establishment of parliament.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800827
trove_id: 26800827
description:
The Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney telegraphs congratulations to their counterpart in Canada for opening of new headquarter.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800827
trove_id: 26800827
description:
South Australia will no longer issue licences to Chinese peddlers and protest from the Chinese community in Adelaide.


date: 1905-11-11
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800827
trove_id: 26800827
description:
Twenty-three illegal Chinese immigrants are on their way back to Hong Kong after working several months in a German colony.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800829
trove_id: 26800829
description:
Article translated from a Sydney English newspaper claims that the disintegration of China will ensure safety of Australia.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800829
trove_id: 26800829
description:
A protest rally in Shanghai and speeches. Schools in Guangdong refuse to use American cloth for students' winter uniform.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800829
trove_id: 26800829
description:
Yuan Shikai suggests compulsory education for all children of school age. Strict selection for envoys overseas. Zhao Er'tuan says China should ensure its sovereignty in Manchuria. Russia is seeking to occupy Mongolia. Further report on the explosion in Beijing railway station. Two assassins, Zhang Rong and Yu Muqiang, face trial for bomb explosion in the Beijing railway station. Zeng Guangquan will replace Xu Shichang for overseas tour of investigation. Shao Ying is recovering from injury. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci are to leave Beijing for overseas tour. Yuan Shikai to review military parade. Five Chinese officials will leave for overseas investigation soon. Thorny diplomacy in Yunnan province due to interference from a foreign consulate and a church.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800829
trove_id: 26800829
description:
The case of Zhou Dongsheng and the investigation. Guangdong is asked to contribute for the army training. Seven million dollars spent on Governor Qin Chunxuan and his troops to suppress bandits in Guangxi province. Ceremony to take over the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Government authority and gentry in Guangzhou meet to find a solution for the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800828
trove_id: 26800828
description:
Forced by British and American government, China has opened Haizhou in Jiangsu province for intentional trade.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800828
trove_id: 26800828
description:
Government troops kill local residents. Suffering of Jews. Many Jewish people murdered. Donation from Britain and America to help Jews in Russia. Many government officials resigns in Russia. Edict issued by Tsar of Russia grants freedom to Poland and Finland. 


date: 1905-11-18
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800830
trove_id: 26800830
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese entry. Hundreds of names listed around Australia.


date: 1905-11-18
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800833
trove_id: 26800833
description:
Letters from Tung Wah readers in Queensland and New Zealand in regards to the American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Their names listed.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800835
trove_id: 26800835
description:
An article written by an anonymous author comments on Governor of Jiangsu province Zhou Fu's reply to the department of foreign affairs in regards to American immigration policy.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800835
trove_id: 26800835
description:
Statistics about Japan in 1894 and 1904 respectively: population, state revenue, national debt, import and export, length of railway. 


date: 1905-11-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800835
trove_id: 26800835
description:
Handbill from women's association in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, protests against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. A telegram from Chinese businessmen in Singapore to Zeng Shaoqing in regards to the American immigration policy. A protest rally in Hankou, Hubei province.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800835
trove_id: 26800835
description:
Beijing University is to have a bigger campus. Yuan Shikai to set up a law school. Chinese government seeks an alliance with Japan. Telegram from Sun Baoqi suggests for constitutional monarchy. Li Shengduo has replaced Zhou Rongyao as an envoy to Belgium. Wang Daxie to Britain while Liu Shixun to the United States as an envoy. Sheng Xuanhuai has been moved out of Beijing for his mismanagement of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Chinese ambassador to France recalled. Beijing sends dozens of more students to study overseas. The assassin and his backgrounds who tried to kill the five high-level officials in Beijing railway station. 


date: 1905-11-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800835
trove_id: 26800835
description:
Provincial government  of Guangdong tries to borrow money from the people but the result is not satisfactory. State bank of China to have a branch in Guangzhou. Governor Qin Chunxuan urges Chinese students in American return to work in Guangdong. Chen Jintao, a graduate of Yale University with PhD degree, is on the way back to work in Guangdong. Zhou Rongyao's property sealed up and governor Qin Chunxuan tries to impeach him for corruption. Liu Songnian, of Xinhui county, uses all legacy inherited from his father to build a school. 


date: 1905-11-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800834
trove_id: 26800834
description:
Former Japanese prime minister, Ito Hirobumi, talks to Emperor of Korea. Japan to appoint a governor based in Seoul. Korea loses its sovereignty to Japan.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800834
trove_id: 26800834
description:
Britain, France and other countries are trying to help Jews in Russia. Russian troops in Hunchun. Poland in dilemma between Germany and Russia. Tsar and his family are trying to flee Russia.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800836
trove_id: 26800836
description:
Songs written by anonymous author in protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800836
trove_id: 26800836
description:
Letters from the Tung Wah Times readers in Queensland protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800836
trove_id: 26800836
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800839
trove_id: 26800839
description:
Chinese ambassador to America Liang Zhendong talks about current situations in China and the possible future development.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800839
trove_id: 26800839
description:
Victorian authority is to promulgate a stricter law which requires that all Chinese workers need licence before application.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800839
trove_id: 26800839
description:
Chinese communities in South Australia submit a petition to the parliament requesting to ban opium import.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800839
trove_id: 26800839
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, has a drama performance to raise funds for local hospital.


date: 1905-11-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800839
trove_id: 26800839
description:
Chinese businessman in Sydney Xian Junhao delivers a speech to Chinese fellows in Deniliquin on American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-12-02
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800841
trove_id: 26800841
description:
The fourteen items of strict regulation on Chinese labourers recently issued by Victorian government and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-12-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800841
trove_id: 26800841
description:
Telegram from non-government organisations in China to Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, in protest against the American immigration policy. The organisations include those in Shanghai, Suzhou, Hankou, Nanjing, Jiangyin, Wuxi, Pinghu, Ningbo, Changzhou, Shaoxing and Hangzhou. The third protest rally in Macao against American immigration policy. School children in Hong Kong refused to use American textbooks. A protest rally in Shanghai and the speeches.


date: 1905-12-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800841
trove_id: 26800841
description:
The Emperor Guangxu under house arrest and his meeting with Empress Dowager after the bombing at Beijing railway station. There are in total 228 Chinese students now studying in Belgium. Hunan province has raised enough fund to build the Hunan part of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Chinese students in Japan send telegram to Zhang Zhidong and against borrowing money overseas to build the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Yuan Shikai, Tie Liang and Duan Qirui review the military parade. Japanese have controlled everything in Changdu, Manchuria. Japanese troops bury alive businessman Wang Shouzheng and his 17 family members on their way from Manchuria to Shandong. Japanese students warn the Chinese government that hundreds of revolutionaries are to make trouble in Beijing and Tianjin area. Further report on the five Chinese officials who are supposed to go on an overseas tour of investigation. 


date: 1905-12-02
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800845
trove_id: 26800845
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to support the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1905-12-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800842
trove_id: 26800842
description:
A group of international troops from Britain, France, Hungary, Austria, Russia and Italy on their way to Turkey.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800847
trove_id: 26800847
description:
Changes to the civil service in China. Chinese ambassador to Russia Hu Weide telegraphs for constitutional monarchy. Trade between China and the United States and the statistics.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800847
trove_id: 26800847
description:
Magistrate of Wuzhou, Guangxi province, Zhuang Yunkuan, promotes education. A dragon temple in Deqing county, near Guangxi, and its cost.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800846
trove_id: 26800846
description:
Dockers in Georgetown, Guyana, on strike and have clashes with government troops. Population of Guyana including number of Chinese. Other information about Guyana,


date: 1905-12-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800846
trove_id: 26800846
description:
German ambassador to Beijing signs an agreement with Robert Hart which permits them to collect tax in Jiaozhou and Qingdao, Shandong province.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800846
trove_id: 26800846
description:
Telegram from a Guangzhou hospital to Sydney Chinese community in regards to the American immigration policy. Sydney Chinese community sends telegram to Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, and Beijing department of foreign affairs to protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800851
trove_id: 26800851
description:
Ye Huibo (En) writes to Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, regarding American immigration policy.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800851
trove_id: 26800851
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that will ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800848
trove_id: 26800848
description:
American parliament is to discuss the immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrant. President Roosevelt proposes to revise the regulation.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800848
trove_id: 26800848
description:
Xian Junhao, businessman in Sydney and chief-executive of Chinese Empire Reform Association, is returning to China. A farewell party for him in Tung Wah Times.


date: 1905-12-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800848
trove_id: 26800848
description:
Number of coloured people in Queensland including Chinese, Japanese, Pacific islanders, Indian and others.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
American tourist talks to Tung Wah editor about China: missionary work, school and modern education, and others.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
Statistics about  India: population, religion, territory, cities, local product, school and education, taxation, and others.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
China presents a note to Japanese government which says that Chinese students in Japan should not be allowed to gather and speak publicly.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
American government presents the revised immigration regulations to the House of Representatives. Brief outline of the new regulations.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
It is rumoured that Emperor Guangxu remains under house arrest. Military parade shows strength and pride of China. A research institution for constitutional monarchy to be set up in Beijing. Many people pay the tax of citizenship (guo min juan). Duan Fang to replace Zhou Fu as governor of Jiangsu province. New law drafted for newspaper publishing. Gentry of Sichuan province Wu Xitai suggests more expenditure for local schools. Chinese government is seeking advice on current situations. Governor of Sichuan province Xi Liang is to set up a big school.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800853
trove_id: 26800853
description:
An exhibition in the Changshou Temple of Guangzhou. Building of a railway from Guangzhou to Macao postponed due to budget shortage. Guangdong authority and American consulate are working together for a missionary case in Lianzhou county.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800852
trove_id: 26800852
description:
Japanese army commander and his troops return from Manchuria and welcomed by hundreds of thousands in Tokyo.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800852
trove_id: 26800852
description:
University teachers in Tokyo leave their positions in protest against removal of a university president.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800852
trove_id: 26800852
description:
Further report on chaos in Russia: government troops in collaboration with bandits; 1,500 students and Jews were killed; peasants take away land; post office workers on strike.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800857
trove_id: 26800857
description:
A letter from Tung Wah Times reader in Queensland on Chinese communities there and their attitude towards American immigration policy.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800854
trove_id: 26800854
description:
An article, written by a White missionary and published in an English newspaper in Charters Towers of Queensland, supports White Australia policy.


date: 1905-12-16
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800854
trove_id: 26800854
description:
An illegal and weak Chinese immigrant was thrown into the sea. His body has been found on a Sydney beach.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Editorial reports that 9,000 Chinese students are returning from Japan. One reason is that Chinese government is trying to stop them gathering and speak publicly. Another explanation is that Japanese government is to impose strict regulation upon them.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2
column: b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
Two American missionaries and their family members were murdered in Lianzhou, Guangdong province. This report claims that the case has nothing to do with boycott of American goods.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
China enters into an era of competition with other countries. A further report on the missionary case in Lianzhou, Guangzhou province, says that murderers are have been arrested. 8,200 Chinese students are returning from Japan. China's bargain with Japan over the sovereignty of Manchuria.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
A telegram from See Yup Society and Chinese communities in Melbourne to Beijing Chinese department of foreign affairs and Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, to protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. A letter from Chinese community in Cairns, Queensland, also on this matter. 


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
Chinese cabinet to be reshuffled. China to set up a department of education. Educational regulations drafted and ready to be submitted. Foreign missions in Beijing are bargaining with Chinese government on issues of railway building and mining resources. Gentry in Zhejiang province are fighting for ownership of the railway from Hangzhou to Ningbo. An imperial scholar suggests a limit on constitutional monarchy and local self-government. A survey of foreigners in Shanghai and the number from each country.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
Changshou Temple will be turned into a market. Comments on the missionary case in Lianzhou, Guangdong province, and the boycott of American goods. 


date: 1905-12-23
page: 2-3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800859
trove_id: 26800859
description:
New law imposed on Chinese labourers in South Africa. Report on their sufferings in the mining area.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800858
trove_id: 26800858
description:
Disputes between Chinese businessmen and the international court in Shanghai over the judgment of an abduction case.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800858
trove_id: 26800858
description:
Member of Parliament (MP) in Japan and the election procedure. How rich is Rockefeller and his family? Millionaires of the world and their distribution. Newspapers of the world and their distribution.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Victorian parliament in Melbourne has rejected strict restrictions on Chinese immigrants. Chinese Zhang Zhuoxiong and Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket) contribute significantly towards the success.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Tight security in the Tsar's palace. Trains stop. Newspaper editor under arrest for publishing dissident article. 


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Treasurer of the United States claims that America would be master of the Pacific after opening of the Panama Canal.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Thousands of Shanghai workers riot in protest against judgment of the international court. Report on the casualties.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Telegram from Chinese communities in Townsville and Brisbane to Beijing Chinese department of foreign affairs and Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, in protest against the American immigration policy which will ban Chinese immigrants. Their names listed.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Recent census shows the number of MPs in six Australian states: New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, and Tasmania.


date: 1905-12-23
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800863
trove_id: 26800863
description:
Donations from Chinese community in Gladstone, Queensland, for the protest movement against American immigration policy.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800865
trove_id: 26800865
description:
Elegiac couplets in memory of Feng Xiawei who committed suicide at the front door of American consulate in Shanghai in protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800865
trove_id: 26800865
description:
A letter to Tung Wah Times from the association of protest against American immigration policy in Guangdong.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800865
trove_id: 26800865
description:
The abolition of imperial examinations and the influence of that change. High-level officials on their overseas tour of investigation. China to have parliament and constitutional monarchy. Military parade of Beiyang army and its significance. Progress of the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Further report on the explosion at the Beijing railway station. 


date: 1905-12-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800865
trove_id: 26800865
description:
China and Japan negotiate over Beijing over Manchuria treaty. Report on the negotiation between China and Japan on the Manchuria treaty. Five Chinese ministers on their way of overseas investigation. A telegram from Chinese cabinet to local governor and imperial commissioners on constitutional reform. Sheng Xuanhuai after retirement.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800865
trove_id: 26800865
description:
Guangdong authority sends 40 gentry men to tour Japan. Development of telephone in Guangdong and setup of branch companies. Monk in Nanhai county donates to schools. 


date: 1905-12-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800864
trove_id: 26800864
description:
Governor Zhou Fu solves the dispute between Chinese businessmen and international court in Shanghai. The British judge remains in his position.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 3
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800864
trove_id: 26800864
description:
An article, translated from an American newspaper, comments on Western missionaries and what they have done in China.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800864
trove_id: 26800864
description:
Telegram from the Chinese community in Brisbane to Beijing department of foreign affairs and Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, in protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese entry. Their names listed.


date: 1905-12-30
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800866
trove_id: 26800866
description:
Chinese and American businessmen hold a protest rally in Guangzhou against American immigration policy.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800871
trove_id: 26800871
description:
Editorial on banning opium importation into Australia and the influence upon Australian Chinese communities and China. Australian government bans opium importing from January 1, 1906. Opium production in India in the past decades. Opium tax income of the British government and the six Australian states.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800871
trove_id: 26800871
description:
First part of an article, written by a Chinese student in America, puts foward a proposal to make China strong in seven years.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800871
trove_id: 26800871
description:
Telegram from London comments that Chinese people are striving to ban American goods and Indian opium.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800871
trove_id: 26800871
description:
Officials such as Yuan Shikai and Zai Ze suggest that a deadline needed for China to start constitutionalism. Empress Dowager is ill and the causes. Chinese ambassador to France Sun Baoqi claims that only constitutionalism could prevent China from further political chaos. Death threat to Qu Hongji and Rong Qing, both are against constitutional monarchy. Wu Yue, of Tongcheng in Anhui province, and Wang Xin, of Shuntian in Zhili province, have been arrested for attempt to bomb the five Chinese officials on their leaving for an overseas tour. Bigger military parade in preparation for next year. A memorial report from Xi Liang, governor of Sichuan province, about schools and educational development in that province. Japan puts forward their demand over Manchuria in their negotiation with China. China and Russia start talks on revision of an old treaty and Russia's demand.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800871
trove_id: 26800871
description:
Yu Shimei, new educational supervisor of Guangdong province, is considering abolishing the kowtow etiquette in school and requiring punctuality from his staff. Chen Yixi will be appointed chief-supervisor for the railway building from Xinning to Yangshan county. Changshou temple will  be turned into a stage for public speeches.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800870
trove_id: 26800870
description:
British minister for colonial affairs Chamberlain comments on Britain's import and export in 1884 and 1904, and its trade with different colonies.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800870
trove_id: 26800870
description:
Russia welcomes New Year amidst chaos with more arrest and casualties. It is rumoured that the Tsar is ill seriously.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800875
trove_id: 26800875
description:
Second part of the songs prepared by students of Jiaxing, Zhejiang province, for boycott to American goods.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800875
trove_id: 26800875
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy to ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800872
trove_id: 26800872
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gather to discuss: 1) Australia's restriction upon Chinese immigrants and, 2) ban on opium imports.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800872
trove_id: 26800872
description:
New South Wales introduces a  new law to ban Chinese gambling. A copy of the regulations contained in the article.


date: 1906-01-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800872
trove_id: 26800872
description:
Chinese community in Sydney donates to the establishment of schools in Xiangshan county, Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800877
trove_id: 26800877
description:
A telegram from Guangdong to Chinese communities in Australia in protest against America's immigration policy. Correspondence between Tung Wah Times and Shanghai Times regarding  the American immigration policy.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800877
trove_id: 26800877
description:
Second part of an article, written by a Chinese student in America, putting foward a proposal to make China strong in seven years.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800877
trove_id: 26800877
description:
Elegiac couplets in memory of Feng Xiawei who committed suicide at the front door of American consulate in Shanghai in protest against American immigration policy to ban Chinese immigrants. Authors include See Yup Society in Melbourne and other individuals and organisations. Names listed.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800877
trove_id: 26800877
description:
China to send imperial kinsmen to study overseas. Backgrounds and family members of the assassin Wu Yue who tried to murder the five Chinese officials. Rumours in Beijing on a possible alliance between Japan and China. Yuan Shikai suggests banning opium smoking, a move supported by other local governors. Chinese officials are urged to leave for overseas investigation. Cabinet officials suggest to start constitutional monarchy in five years. Name of the five Chinese officials and the countries they are going to for investigation. The five Chinese officials will meet in Switzerland for further discussion on political reform. All Chinese students in Japan are on strike in protest against new restrictions. China to send 70 navy students to Japan. China congratulates Russia on their constitutionalism but gets no reply. Progress of the negotiation between China and Japan on Manchuria issues. Telegram from Chinese students in Japan to the Beijing department of foreign affairs on negotiation over Manchuria issues. 


date: 1906-01-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800877
trove_id: 26800877
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan establishes a governmental department in charge of banning opium. Educational authority in Guangdong prepares uniform for the gentry who are to study overseas. All gentry are required to prepare clothes themselves. Trial on the missionary case in Lianzhou, Guangdong province. American governments will not seek compensation for the missionary case in Lianzhou. Governor Qin Chunxuan offers rewards for the capture of revolutionary activist.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800876
trove_id: 26800876
description:
South African (Transvaal) governor resigns as British government stops to recruit Chinese labourers.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800878
trove_id: 26800878
description:
Report on the second meeting of Chinese and American businessmen in Guangzhou protests against American immigration policy to ban Chinese immigrants. 


date: 1906-01-13
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800878
trove_id: 26800878
description:
Number of Chinese in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Japan, Thailand, North and South America, Korea, Vietnam, Australia, The Philippines, Europe and Russia.


date: 1906-01-13
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800881
trove_id: 26800881
description:
Correction to the editorial of January 6, 1906 on opium ban and its relationship with our motherland.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800883
trove_id: 26800883
description:
A letter from Liang Qichao to the Kong Chew Society in Melbourne regarding establishment of a school in Xinhui county, Guangdong.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800883
trove_id: 26800883
description:
Third part of an article, written by a Chinese student in America, puts foward a proposal to make China strong in seven years.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800883
trove_id: 26800883
description:
Reader's letter from Western Australia says that some naturalised Chinese in Perth support opium importing and sale.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800883
trove_id: 26800883
description:
Response from Chinese local governors to proposed constitutionalism. Japanese plenipotentiary talks in Beijing about Russo-Japanese War and and Manchuria issues. Chen Xiongfan proposes to build a railway from Hankou to Xinjiang province in the northwest. Trial in Tianjin on revolutionaries Zhang Rong, Zhang Bohang and Jia Zhongxiang. Student Wu Zhenlin has been appointed executive at the Board of Commerce. Korea to set up consulate in Tianjin. Guangdong gentry Liang Xiaoshan, Li Jipei and Zhou Yulang arrive Hankou for a discussion and fundraising for the Hankou-Guangzhou railway.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800883
trove_id: 26800883
description:
Educational authority sends another group of gentry to tour Japan. New educational supervisor Yu Shimei has a new working style. Busy railway from Guangzhou to Foshan. Torture to be prohibited in criminal investigation. Thief in Nanhai county pretends to be bridegroom.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800882
trove_id: 26800882
description:
American government to build house for new Chinese arrivals. Number of Chinese in the United States in 1900 and 1890.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800886
trove_id: 26800886
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States meets special envoys from Russia and Japan and preparation for the Treaty of Portsmouth.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800886
trove_id: 26800886
description:
A petition from Chinese businessmen in Sydney and around Australia to the federal government to lift the ban on Chinese immigration. A copy of the petition. Signatures sought.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800884
trove_id: 26800884
description:
An article written by anonymous author comments on the opium ban, the protest against American immigration policy, and the relationship with Chinese business.


date: 1906-01-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800884
trove_id: 26800884
description:
Liang Cheng, a Chinese carpenter on a Hong Kong liner, is charged with murdering another Chinese fellow and throwing his body into ocean near Sydney.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800890
trove_id: 26800890
description:
New Year's greetings and comments by Tung Wah Times on current Chinese situation and overseas Chinese.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800890
trove_id: 26800890
description:
Envoy of Chinese government Duan Fang and Dai Hongci have arrived Hawaii for their overseas political investigation. Their speeches to the Chinese communities and Chinese schools there.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800890
trove_id: 26800890
description:
Zeng Tao's telegram to the Beijing department of foreign affairs. Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai send a protest telegram to the department of foreign affairs in Beijing. Protest from Guangdong business circle. Report on protest rallies in Guangdong.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800890
trove_id: 26800890
description:
Chinese students in Japan are on strike in protest against new restrictions. Reason of the Chinese students' strike in Tokyo. Seven hundred Chinese students are returning home. Chinese student Chen Tianhua drowns himself in Tokyo beach in protest against restrictions imposed by Japanese government. China has agreed that Japan to appoint a governor for Liaodong Peninsula. Germany is seeking to control all mining resources of Shandong province. Five Chinese officials are required, during their overseas tour, to bring back some talented Chinese students. China is considering to organise an international fair. An imperial scholar suggest to refuse Germany's request for mining resources in Shandong province.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800890
trove_id: 26800890
description:
Board of Commerce in Beijing urges Chen Yixi to start railway building from Xinning to Ningyang county. Statistics of robbery, theft and burglar in Xiangshan county.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800889
trove_id: 26800889
description:
Industrial associations in Guangdong will strike in protest against tax increase imposed by the provincial authority for railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800889
trove_id: 26800889
description:
List of the richest men in the world. Jewish people and their locations around the world. Jews in New York.


date: 1906-02-03
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800893
trove_id: 26800893
description:
Reader Huang Huishan from Melbourne writes to Tung Wah Times on the Chinese immigration into Australia.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
An article published in a Hong Kong newspaper claims that Huangdi (Yellow Emperor), Zhougong (founder of Zhou Dynasty) and Confucius should be the three spiritual pillars of China.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
Ye En, chief executive of the Chinese Empire Reform Association based in Hong Kong, calls for donations to building the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
Unjust trial of the international court in Shanghai is followed by strong protest from Chinese communities and chaos. Involvement of British consul Davidman. 


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
Chinese communities in Vietnam protest against American immigration policy that will ban Chinese entry.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
Chinese students in Japan hold a memorial meeting for Chen Tianhua who committed suicide in protest against new restriction imposed upon Chinese students. Chinese ambassador to Japan reports to local governors in China about Japan's new restriction and response of Chinese students there. Chinese students in Japan are on strike in protest against the new restriction imposed by Japanese government. China is seeking compensation for damages during the Russo-Japanese War. Yuan Shikai suggests opium monopoly in China. Chinese ambassador to Japan seeks financial subsidy for the students there. The Times in London comments Yuan Shikai and his army.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800897
trove_id: 26800897
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan cares for the returned students from Japan. Hundreds of Guangdong students are returning from Japan. Amount of compensation for the missionary case in Lianzhou. Schools in Xiangshan county have a sports game.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800896
trove_id: 26800896
description:
Some Americans who are working in Beijing have been sacked in protest against their immigration policy.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800901
trove_id: 26800901
description:
Chinese communities around Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy  that bans Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800901
trove_id: 26800901
description:
Elegiac couplets in memory of Feng Xiawei who committed suicide at the front door of American consulate in Shanghai in protest against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Authors include See Yup Society in Melbourne and other individuals and organisations. Names listed.


date: 1906-02-10
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800898
trove_id: 26800898
description:
Korean minister committed suicide for the loss of sovereignty and national dignity. His last words and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800903
trove_id: 26800903
description:
China to set up a navy school in Shanghai. Yuan Shikai suggests banning opium smoking. Chinese ambassador to London Wang Daxie and his team. Further report on Chinese students in Japan and their protests against new restrictions imposed by Japanese government. Assassin Wu Yue and his political views. Five Taoist temples demolished in Baoding, capital of Zhili province.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800903
trove_id: 26800903
description:
Disputes between government authority and Guangdong gentry over the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Chinese graduates of American university Wang Chonghui, Zhang Yuquan and Chen Jintao are urged to investigate Western political system before returning to China. Xu Gui has been arrested as a revolutionary. Robbery cases in Gaoyao county. 


date: 1906-02-17
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800902
trove_id: 26800902
description:
Japan is expanding its business into China, the Philippines, Sakhalin Island and other parts of Asia.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800902
trove_id: 26800902
description:
China asks Russia to withdraw its troops from Manchuria and to compensate China's share of the Sino-Russia Bank.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800904
trove_id: 26800904
description:
Missionary cases and their causes in Fujian and Zhejiang provinces. Governor Son Fan and his solution to the religious conflict.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800904
trove_id: 26800904
description:
Chinese ambassador to Germany confirms that Nationalist Party advocates that China should belong to Chinese people.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800904
trove_id: 26800904
description:
Chinese communities in New Zealand donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800904
trove_id: 26800904
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney donate to build a school in their home county, Xiangshan. Names listed.


date: 1906-02-17
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800904
trove_id: 26800904
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney donate to build an epilepsy hospital in their home county, Dongguan. Names listed.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800909
trove_id: 26800909
description:
A petition from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in the United States to the five Chinese officials who are on overseas investigation for political reform. The letter analyses current situations in China and proposes to reform the current political system.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800909
trove_id: 26800909
description:
A telegram from Guangzhou Commercial association (ba shan tang) calls for purchase of floating share for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800909
trove_id: 26800909
description:
Chinese communities in San Francisco welcome arrival of Chinese officials who are on overseas investigation on political reform.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800909
trove_id: 26800909
description:
British gunboat enters Boyang Lake in Jiangxi province. Ke Fengshi to be appointed working in the Cabinet. Jinan, capital of Shandong province, and its suburb are to be opened soon for international trade. Some Chinese students are returning to continue their study in Japan. Japanese schools will re-admit Chinese students who had quit in protest a few months ago. Prince Su, recommended by Yuan Shikai, is going to investigate military and mining affairs in Mongolia. French company has failed to control railway building in Fujian province. Local scholars (juren) are required to study legal and political science.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800909
trove_id: 26800909
description:
Detailed report on the disputes between government authority and local gentry over the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Guangzhou businessmen and their associations are keen to help build the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Guangzhou gentry discuss to help promote education.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800908
trove_id: 26800908
description:
American government sends more troops and firearms to the Philippines to prevent possible invasion from China or Japan.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800913
trove_id: 26800913
description:
Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800913
trove_id: 26800913
description:
Newspapers available from the Tung Wah Times include China Discussion from Yokohama, Sheung Po from Hong Kong, and The Eastern Times from Shanghai.


date: 1906-02-24
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800910
trove_id: 26800910
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney gather to thank Senator Johnson and others for their support in banning opium importation. Detailed report on the gathering. Names listed.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800915
trove_id: 26800915
description:
First part of a comparative study on civilisations -- ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, written by anonymous author.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800915
trove_id: 26800915
description:
The Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney sends a telegram petitioning for constitutionalism to the five Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour of investigation.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800915
trove_id: 26800915
description:
Chinese communities in San Francisco, America, welcome Duan Fang and Dai Hongci, two Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour of investigation. A detailed report.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800915
trove_id: 26800915
description:
Three Chines officials, Zai Ze, Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng, are leaving Shanghai for an overseas tour. Proposal to set up Jianchang province and separate from Sichuan province. Brief outline of memorial report from the new imperial commissioner of Xinjiang, northwest of China. Chinese commander in Heilongjiang province suggests to refuse Russia's request for building a railway there. China has ordered warship from Kobe. Copy of the treaty between Japan and China over Manchuria issues.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800915
trove_id: 26800915
description:
Qin Chunxuan remains as governor of Guangdong province. Progress of the railway building from Guangzhou to Kowloon. France stations more troops outside of Guangxi border. Further report on the disputes between government authority and local gentry over the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800914
trove_id: 26800914
description:
British Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman talks to a Russian journalist based in London about relations between the two countries.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800914
trove_id: 26800914
description:
Churches in Britain are against a royal marriage of Britain and Spain due to different religious belief.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800914
trove_id: 26800914
description:
A British boat was robbed between Sanshui and Qingyuan counties. British consulate in Guangzhou has asked for compensation from the local government.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800914
trove_id: 26800914
description:
Another missionary case in Nanchang, Jiangxi province. Six French missionaries, one American priest and his wife, and a few Chinese followers were murdered.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800914
trove_id: 26800914
description:
Chinese Ma Zhaotang, a native of Xinning county, Guangdong, has been appointed local administrator in Mexico.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800919
trove_id: 26800919
description:
Chinese communities in Western Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that bans Chinese immigrants. Names listed.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 6
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800916
trove_id: 26800916
description:
An article selected from a Chinese newspaper in San Francisco comments that The Eastern Times in Shanghai contributes significantly towards the boycott of American goods in China.


date: 1906-03-03
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800916
trove_id: 26800916
description:
A French scientist predicts the future of human beings. Residents and migrants in Siberia. Who can claim to be a great man?


date: 1906-03-03
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800916
trove_id: 26800916
description:
Gaoyao (county) fellows in Sydney have built another temple and report on the opening ceremony. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800921
trove_id: 26800921
description:
Second part of a comparative study on civilisations -- ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, written by anonymous author.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800921
trove_id: 26800921
description:
Change of official uniform will be a precondition of constitutionalism. Chinese businessmen in America are trying to retain Liang Cheng, current ambassador to Washington whose term will expire soon. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo reports to Beijing authority Chinese revolutionaries in Japan. Xu Shichang reports that Zou Rong and Zhang Binglin are revolutionaries but, actually, Zou died years ago and Zhang still in prison. Three Chinese officials meet the Emperor of Japan. Copyright law prepared by the Board of Commerce. Prince Qing seeks to retire from the Cabinet. Telegram from Board of Commerce to local governors in regards to opium sale and consumption. Yuan Shikai revises law on public meeting and speech. Board of Commerce revises regulation on newspaper publishing. Imperial princes will be sent to study in Japan. Zhang Zhidong to set up a big school in Hankou.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800921
trove_id: 26800921
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan's attempts to impeach local gentry such as Li Guolian, Liang Qinggui and LI Zhaoyuan. Telegram from Guangdong gentry to the Cabinet in Beijing. Petitions from Guangdong gentry and commercial associations in Guangzhou. Telegram from Guangdong gentry to Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Guangdong officials in Beijing gather to discuss the railway disputes in their home province. 


date: 1906-03-10
page: 3
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800920
trove_id: 26800920
description:
Chinese government tells the United States that it is inappropriate to station thousand troops in the Philippines. American government claims they could dispatch 25,000 troops to China if necessary.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800920
trove_id: 26800920
description:
Length of railway around the world from 1835 to 1885. Railway in the United States from 1886 to 1902.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800922
trove_id: 26800922
description:
British Liberal Party member Smith says that no Chinese labourer should be employed in Transvaal (South Africa).


date: 1906-03-10
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800922
trove_id: 26800922
description:
Opium smoking to be banned in the state of Victoria from May 1. New South Wales is to decide a date to ban opium smoking.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800922
trove_id: 26800922
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney held a farewell dinner for Huang Laiwang, who is going to Melbourne, and Ye Zifan, who is returning to China.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800922
trove_id: 26800922
description:
Some more donations to the protest movement against American immigration policy. Their names listed.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800925
trove_id: 26800925
description:
Second and final part of the foreword published in a new Guangzhou newspaper, and its call for floating shares.


date: 1906-03-10
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800925
trove_id: 26800925
description:
Members of the Quit-opium-smoking Society (jie yan hui) in Sydney are required to attend a meeting for a discussion of meeting with the NSW parliament members.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800927
trove_id: 26800927
description:
Third part of a comparative study on civilisations -- ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, written by anonymous author.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800927
trove_id: 26800927
description:
Chinese officials Zai Ze, Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng and a list of entourage for their overseas tour.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800927
trove_id: 26800927
description:
A memorial report suggests that China should not simply follow Japan for the constitutional reform. Only Manchurian language used for secret documentation in the imperial court. Government authority prepares a guide book for army training. Yuan Shikai suggests official monopoly for opium sale. University administrators and teachers will be listed in the rank of officials. Mongolian princes donate to set up schools. Chinese government is considering security issues in Manchuria. Chinese troops in Manchuria will be under command of Japanese officer. Chinese ambassador to London Wang Daxie talks the future of China to a British newspaper. Song Fan, governor of Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, dies at his post. A Cabinet minister suggests to build an international hotel in Beijing.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800927
trove_id: 26800927
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan is likely to, once again, entrust local gentry to build the Hankou-Guangzhou railway in order to solve the disputes. Governor Qin Chunxuan abolish the etiquette of kowtow. Geomancer (fengshui master) was driven away from Jiaying county.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800927
trove_id: 26800927
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States tells parliament America needs to increase its military expense in the Asia-Pacific region.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800926
trove_id: 26800926
description:
Chicago welcomes Chinese officials Duan Fang and Dai Hongci who are on their overseas tour of investigation for political reform. The two officials arrive New York and welcomed by Chinese communities there.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800931
trove_id: 26800931
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that to ban Chinese immigrants. Names listed.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800931
trove_id: 26800931
description:
Number of letters received by kings, queens and emperors around the world. The most powerful searchlight is in the United States.


date: 1906-03-17
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800928
trove_id: 26800928
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gather to discuss opium ban and floating shares for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800933
trove_id: 26800933
description:
Letter from Guangzhou Commercial Association (guang ren shan tang) to the Chinese fellows in Australia for floating shares of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Letter from Guangdong and Guangxi business associations to the Chinese fellows in Australia calls for help to build the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800933
trove_id: 26800933
description:
A public notice to raise capital by floating shares for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800933
trove_id: 26800933
description:
A railway to be built from Xizhimen to the Summer Palace in Beijing. Maid to be selected for the imperial court. Ministers in Beijing called to the court for a discussion on political reform, tax cuts, and change of civil service system. China to send more officials overseas for investigation on political reform. Imperial court in Beijing reads newspapers everyday. Zhang Baixi might be promoted into the Cabinet. Prince Qing seeks to resign due to his age. New security arrangements for the imperial court. Yunnan students in Japan are fighting for ownership of railway in that province. Report on the three Chinese officials in Tokyo for an investigation of political reform.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800933
trove_id: 26800933
description:
Guangzhou gentry and businessmen gather to raise capital by floating shares for the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou, and resolutions passed at the meeting. Governor Qin Chunxuan recommends to release Guangzhou gentry Li Guolian, who is under custody for dispute with government authority. Li Guolian is released and welcomed by other gentry and businessmen in Guangzhou. School teacher Zhou Zhiduo and a student in Gaoyao county were kidnapped and ransom paid.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800932
trove_id: 26800932
description:
Germany is seeking to employ 2,000 Chinese labourers to build a railway in east Africa. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800932
trove_id: 26800932
description:
French governor in Saigon is to abolish all discriminative laws against Chinese immigrants and residents.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800932
trove_id: 26800932
description:
Italy has more emigrants than any other European countries. Length of railway around the world and statistics in major countries. Price of a journalist and the salary of George Morrison, Beijing reporter for The Times.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800937
trove_id: 26800937
description:
Travel diary of the three Chinese officials, Zai Ze, Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng, who are on an overseas tour, investigating other systems of government to determine the best means of political reform. Their report to Empress Dowager in Beijing.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800934
trove_id: 26800934
description:
A reply from the Eastern Times of Shanghai to Chinese communities in Australia regarding the protest against American immigration policy that bans Chinese entry.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800934
trove_id: 26800934
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney has a farewell party for Chen Xia, Cai Xing and Guo Man, all returning to China. The association also thanks Mr Wales, a journalist of Sydney Daily Telegraph who supports Chinese communities.


date: 1906-03-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800934
trove_id: 26800934
description:
Business representative of New South Wales in Hong Kong reports that American flour are sold in China with Australian brand.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800939
trove_id: 26800939
description:
Fourth part of a comparative study on civilisations -- ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, written by anonymous author.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800939
trove_id: 26800939
description:
An editorial selected from a Hong Kong newspaper expresses a hope that China will make some progress this year.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800939
trove_id: 26800939
description:
The progress of the world in the past century. Coal production in the United States, Britain and Germany.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800939
trove_id: 26800939
description:
A proposal to pardon Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao and call them back to China. Former imperial scholar Song Bolu to be reappointed to work in the Beijing government. Prince Qing applies to retire but refused. Dai Hongci and Duan Fang on their way to Germany after visiting the United States of America. Chinese students in Britain learning manufacturing technology and army service. Prince Su is to visit Russia. Japanese female educational advisor talks education and others of Mongolia. Luo Zhongyao is recommended to work in the Beijing department of foreign affairs. Government officials will be required to quit opium smoking. Lun Beizi is to go overseas for an investigation of navy establishment.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800939
trove_id: 26800939
description:
Report on the capital raised by floating shares for the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Public notice on the share sale of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Gentry and businessmen in Guangzhou purchase the railway shares with enthusiasm. Public notice to shareholders of the Hankou- Guangzhou railway. Railway shares are also available in Foshan and other provinces. Amount of shares sold by seven business associations in Guangzhou. 


date: 1906-03-31
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800938
trove_id: 26800938
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States talks to trade unions about restriction imposed upon Chinese immigrants.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800938
trove_id: 26800938
description:
An American navigator working in Shanghai talks about causes of chaos in China: Japanese instigation and wrong-doings of Western missionaries are to be blamed.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800940
trove_id: 26800940
description:
A letter from Zhang Zhaocong, of South Australia, suggests readers to read more books and newspapers.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800940
trove_id: 26800940
description:
Itinerary for the three Chinese officials Zai Ze, Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng who are in Japan for an investigation on political reform.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800943
trove_id: 26800943
description:
Chen Xia, Cai Xing and Guo Man, three Chinese businessmen in Sydney and members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, are returning home. Kuang Mingge, another Chinese businessman in Geraldton, Western Australia, is also returning.


date: 1906-03-31
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800943
trove_id: 26800943
description:
Business representative of New South Wales in east Asia reports on Australian business activities there.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800945
trove_id: 26800945
description:
A petition from the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association to the five Chinese officials who are on overseas investigation for political reform. The petition also calls for power restoration to Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800945
trove_id: 26800945
description:
Chronicle of events that occured in China in 1905: politics, civil service, finance, military, transportation, foreign relations, commerce, education, law & punishment, and rebellions.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800945
trove_id: 26800945
description:
Compulsory education proposed in China for all children. The five officials and their entourage will be promoted after returning from the overseas investigation. Huang Zunxian dies in Yokohama, Japan. Six proposals as new strategy to strengthen China's military forces. Robert Hart is helping China to join Universal Postal Union. Local government authorities in Guangdong and Guangxi take precautions against French troops stationed outside of Guangxi province. Some people have been involved and punished during the investigation of Wu Yue and the bomb explosion in Beijing railway station. Governor of Jiangsu province Zhou Fu prohibits government officials to smoke opium. Magistrate of Nanchang county, Jiangxi province, Jiang Zhaotang is murdered by French missionary and his Chinese followers. Chinese missionary commits manslaughter in Lijiang area, Yunnan province. Compensation agreement reached on the missionary case in Batang, Sichuan province.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800945
trove_id: 26800945
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan confirms that the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou would be undertaken by local gentry and businessmen. Chinese businessmen in Hawaii appeal for Xu Gui who was sentenced for his alleged collaboration with Sun Yatsen.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800944
trove_id: 26800944
description:
Russian authority investigates the surrender of Russian troops in Lushun during the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800944
trove_id: 26800944
description:
Wedding of the daughter of President Roosevelt (of the USA). Presents and congratulations were sent from around the world.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800949
trove_id: 26800949
description:
First part of a report on Chinese consul to Mexico Liang Xun who is keen to win promotions and get rich, his comments on Kang Youwei and others, and his relationship with local Chinese communities there. 


date: 1906-04-07
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800949
trove_id: 26800949
description:
Representatives of Sydney Chinese communities meet the Governor of New South Wales for opium ban. They ask for a total ban following Victoria and South Australia.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800949
trove_id: 26800949
description:
Some members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney donates to purchase a piano from Cai Xing, who is returning to China. Names of donators listed.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800949
trove_id: 26800949
description:
Report on two insurance companies: Yangtze Insurance Association Ltd, of Shanghai, and Union Marine Insurance Company, of Liverpool, both have agents in Sydney.


date: 1906-04-07
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800949
trove_id: 26800949
description:
Chinese communities in Australia purchase, with enthusiasm, shares of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Names listed.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800951
trove_id: 26800951
description:
An article selected from Eastern Times (Shanghai shibao) in Shanghai comments on the missionary cases in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, and the compensation.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800951
trove_id: 26800951
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the missionary cases in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, in which the magistrate of Nanchang county was murdered by a French Catholic Father.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800951
trove_id: 26800951
description:
Detailed report on the missionary case in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province, in which the magistrate was murdered, and involvement of French Catholic Father.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800951
trove_id: 26800951
description:
Dai Hongci might enter the Cabinet after returning from his overseas investigation. Prince Qing seeks to resign from the Cabinet. Eunuch Li Lianying might be removed from his position due to his age. Bomb found in the Eastern Railway Station of Beijing. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo reports some anti-Manchurian students had returned and possibly with explosive things. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong may retain his position. Zhuang Yunkuan destroys a town-god's temple for its criminal activities.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800951
trove_id: 26800951
description:
Opening ceremony of Xilin School in Shunde county. Regulation for shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Teachers and students welcome the release of Guangzhou gentry man Li Jipei. 


date: 1906-04-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800950
trove_id: 26800950
description:
Economic figures from Britain for the first quarter of 1906, including government revenue recieved from tariffs, stamp duty and others.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 3
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800950
trove_id: 26800950
description:
A New York newspaper publishes article saying Chinese and other ethnic resident in the United States should be equally treated.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800955
trove_id: 26800955
description:
A call from Ma's clan in Xiangshan county, Guangdong, for donations to a clan/community school in their home town. Names of the Ma's family clan in Sydney listed. 


date: 1906-04-14
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800955
trove_id: 26800955
description:
A letter to Tung Wah Times from the Chinese community in Perth, Western Australia, in regards to discrimination against Chinese there and collaboration between some Chinese and White unions. Shops' names listed. 


date: 1906-04-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800952
trove_id: 26800952
description:
An article, prepared by New Zealand Chinese community and published in an English newspaper there, refutes accusations against Chinese immigrants that was published in the newspaper a week earlier.


date: 1906-04-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800952
trove_id: 26800952
description:
Two short stories on, 1) three blind candidates who sit for imperial examination and, 2) a female legal pettifogger.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800957
trove_id: 26800957
description:
A letter from Chen Lu, Chinese student in Paris, to Wang Wenshao in the Cabinet of Beijing regarding a new book about Yunnan province. The book was written by Courtellemont and recently published in Paris.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800957
trove_id: 26800957
description:
A further comment on the missionary case in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province, and a warning to the Chinese government. The article is selected from Eastern Times in Shanghai.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800957
trove_id: 26800957
description:
Officials who were removed before might be reappointed as China needs talented people for political reform. Eunuch Li Lianying's application to retire has been approved. Wang Wenshao is still recovering from illness. China to send ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Japan. Army Training Bureau in Beijing and governors of Jiangsu and Hubei provinces are jointly to manufacture smokeless powder. Zhou Mian, former supervisor of mining resources in Heilongjiang province, will be severely punished for his collaboration with Russian. Number of Chinese students in Japan and their living allowance provided by Chinese government. Former governor of Fujian province Wei Guangtao will be appointed in charge of defence affairs in Xinjiang province. Employees in the Cabinet do not have much work to do. Shandong gentry and officials in Beijing are planning to build a railway from Dezhou to Jinan, capital of the province. British consul in Hangzhou Mr Smith declares that no missionary would be allowed to interfere with local affairs and judgment of local officials. (The declaration is made for a dispute over property ownership between Chinese Catholics and Chinese Christians in Chun'an county, Zhejiang province.)


date: 1906-04-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800957
trove_id: 26800957
description:
A girls school in Guangzhou and its curriculum. A quit-opium-smoking society set up in Foshan, Guangdong. Students in Guangzhou purchase shares of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Zhi Yanming has sold all his assets in order to purchase shares of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. 


date: 1906-04-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800956
trove_id: 26800956
description:
Remnants of Boxer rebellion rise in revolt again in Henan province and response from the government authority.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800956
trove_id: 26800956
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States meets 50 German soldiers and hopes to develop friendship with Germany.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800956
trove_id: 26800956
description:
An American steel company will provide Korea with railway tracks for the railway line from Seoul to Sinuiju.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800961
trove_id: 26800961
description:
Second part of the report on Chinese consul to Mexico Liang Xun who is keen to win promotion and get rich, his comments on Kang Youwei and others, and his relationship with local Chinese communities there. 


date: 1906-04-21
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800961
trove_id: 26800961
description:
A call from Lin's clan in Xiangshan county, Guangdong, for donations to a clan/community school in their home town. Names of the Lin's family clan in Sydney listed. 


date: 1906-04-21
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800958
trove_id: 26800958
description:
A copy for share-holding of the railway from Guangzhou to Hankou, prepared by a Guangzhou limited company especially set up for the railway.


date: 1906-04-21
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800958
trove_id: 26800958
description:
Xiangshan fellows in Sydney sets up a library & meeting office on Campbell Street. Report on the opening ceremony and comments by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-04-28
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800963
trove_id: 26800963
description:
Police headquarters in Beijing suggests setting up medical study association. German navy commander tells the parliament that fortifications in Jiaozhou, Shandong province, need reinforced for possible future chaos in China. Army training office in Beijing is considering to set up military band. An employee of the Board of Commerce reports forestation in Zhili province and business in Fengtian. Foreign media comments removal of Li Lianying from the imperial court. Board of Commerce had drafted a new law for newspaper publishing. British consul and the negotiation over with Chinese authorities for the missionary case in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province. A French missionary in Yunnan province kills ordinary people in broad daylight and bullies others.


date: 1906-04-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800962
trove_id: 26800962
description:
Earthquake in San Francisco and casualties of the Chinese community. Sydney Chinese community sends telegram to their Chinese fellows in San Francisco to inquire about casualties in the earthquake.


date: 1906-04-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800962
trove_id: 26800962
description:
Imperial commissioner of Jiangxi province Hu Tinggan has been removed from his post for mismanagement of the missionary case in Nanchang county. 


date: 1906-04-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800962
trove_id: 26800962
description:
Boycott does not influence America's trade with China, and statistics of the Sino-American trade from 1904 to 1905.


date: 1906-04-28
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800967
trove_id: 26800967
description:
Third part of the report on Chinese consul to Mexico Liang Xun who is keen to win promotion and get rich, his comments on Kang Youwei and others, and his relationship with local Chinese communities there.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800969
trove_id: 26800969
description:
Report on the tour of the three Chinese officials Zai Ze, Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng in the United States. Their speeches to the Chinese Empire Reform Association in St Louis and New York. And their talks with the association members.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800969
trove_id: 26800969
description:
Last words of Jiang Zhaotang, magistrate of Nanchang county in Jiangxi province, who was murdered by a Chinese Catholic father. The last two reports prepared by the magistrate.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800969
trove_id: 26800969
description:
Emperor Guangxu recoveres. Sun Baoqi talks constitutionalism and republican system to the Empress and the Emperor. Li Lianying's backgrounds, promotion and his power. New law for newspaper publishing. Mandarin will be a compulsory subject in all schools throughout China. Japanese army school will not recruit Chinese student. A plan for military training and army parade in Henan province. Court maids pay tax. Actors in the drama circle contribute to the state revenue. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci will return to China in September. Chinese official Shang Qiheng visits prostitute during his tour to Japan and is required to report to the Beijing court. Unreasonable and peremptory demands from French consul for the missionary case in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province. Yu Nie of Jiangxi province is outraged on hearing the murder of Nanchang magistrate by Chinese Catholics.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800969
trove_id: 26800969
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan rewards overseas Chinese businessmen for their contribution to paying the Boxer Indemnity. Governor's public notice on the praise and list of names of Chinese businessmen overseas who made such contribution.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800968
trove_id: 26800968
description:
Advertisement/ reports on Albert's Music Store, New Essence and Chicory, and a night club in Sydney.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800970
trove_id: 26800970
description:
Fourth part of the report on Chinese consul to Mexico Liang Xun who is keen to win promotion and get rich, his comments on Kang Youwei and others, and his relationship with local Chinese communities there.


date: 1906-05-05
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800973
trove_id: 26800973
description:
Report on sale of shares of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Chinese communities in Australia purchase shares with enthusiasm.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800975
trove_id: 26800975
description:
A petition from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in St Louis to Zai Ze, the Chinese official who is touring the United States for an investigation of political reform.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800975
trove_id: 26800975
description:
Preparation in Zhili province for the constitutional and political reform. Song Bolu has declined an appointment in the educational department of Beijing. All opium smokers in the government department will be listed and warned. Qin Chunxuan to be moved to Sichuan, Zhang Zhidong to Guangdong and Guangxi while Xi Liang will be governor of Hubei and Hunan. Governor of Sichuan province Xi Liang reports that a foreign missionary who murdered local resident is now on the run. Chinese magistrate is humiliated and punched by Japanese soldiers. China allowed to keep collecting forest tax in Manchuria. Wang Buying suggests to use citizenship tax, which is collected to pay indemnity, to refurbish Buddhist temple. Further report on the missionary case in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province. French missionary in Nanchang resists arrest with his pistol. No foreign engineer will be employed for the railway from Chengdu of Sichuan province, to Hankou in Hubei province. Proposal to remove official titles awarded to foreign missionaries. A public meeting of newspaper journalists in Beijing is suspected of revolutionary gathering and some detained. 


date: 1906-05-12
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800975
trove_id: 26800975
description:
Board of Commerce in Beijing responds to the disputes in Guangdong between government authority and local gentry over the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Qualification training and assessment proposed for all school teachers but Wang Henian suggests to postpone the implementation. "Sleepy magistrate" of Xiangshan county, Zheng, is lazy in everything. Hong Kong businessman Mei Naizhen is kidnapped after returning to his home village in Xinning county. Timber were stolen on building site of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. 


date: 1906-05-12
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800974
trove_id: 26800974
description:
Representatives from China and France achieve an agreement to solve the Nanchang missionary case. Comments by Tung Wah Times on the solutions.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800976
trove_id: 26800976
description:
Fifth and final part of the report on Chinese consul to Mexico Liang Xun who is keen to win promotion and get rich, his comments on Kang Youwei and others, and his relationship with local Chinese communities there.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800979
trove_id: 26800979
description:
Report on a fundraising for Sydney Hospital. Tung Wah Times also involved. Call for donations from Chinese communities.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800979
trove_id: 26800979
description:
Australian federal government bans opium importation from January 1, 1906. State of Victoria bans opium sale and smoking from May 1 while South Australia from July 1. Chinese community in Sydney asks New South Wales government ban opium sale as soon as possible. A Chinese shop in Rockhampton, Queensland, is penalised for stocking much opium. A Chinese man Zhu De, 63, dies after quit opium smoking.


date: 1906-05-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800979
trove_id: 26800979
description:
Senator Gille talks in Wellington in favour of Chinese immigrants. He is criticised by a Sydney newspaper. 


date: 1906-05-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800979
trove_id: 26800979
description:
A trade unions conference in New Zealand suggests to collect heavy tax on arrival of Chinese immigrants. Is a 'White New Zealand' emerging?


date: 1906-05-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800979
trove_id: 26800979
description:
Original countries of the 80 naturalised Australian citizens this year and the state where they were naturalised.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800981
trove_id: 26800981
description:
Comments prepared by the Eastern Times in Shanghai claims that Chinese authorities have mismanaged the missionary case happened in Nanchang county, Jiangxi province, in which the county magistrate was killed by a French Catholic father.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800981
trove_id: 26800981
description:
Empress Dowager has been sick since the Nanchang missionary case. Sun Baoqi starts to work in the Cabinet. Prince of Mongolia is learning military science in a Japanese army school. Progress of railway building in Zhejiang province and the fundraising. Funds raised for railway building in Fujian province. Budget for the Autumn military parade to be held in Henan province. Chinese ambassador to Japan Yang Shu suggests to send back some Chinese students but is refused by the foreign affairs department in Beijing. Imperial commissioner of Jiangxi province to be removed for his mismanagement of the Nanchang missionary case. Jiangxi officials in Beijing to hold a memorial meeting for Jiang Zhaotang, magistrate of Nanchang county who was killed by a French Catholic father. Number of foreign troops in China since the Boxer rebellion (troops from Germany, Britain, France, Japan, Italy, Russia, Austria and the United States of America). 


date: 1906-05-19
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800981
trove_id: 26800981
description:
Guangdong officials in Beijing impeach Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, and their memorial report. Governor Qin Chunxuan supports worship in the temple. Bandits and robbery in Panyu county. Attempt to build a church in Nanhai county and the obstacles.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800980
trove_id: 26800980
description:
China establishes a new authority to manage customs & tariff affairs. The office is headed by Tie Liang. Robert Hart might be replaced soon. Responses from British and American governments.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800980
trove_id: 26800980
description:
China and France sign a memorandum to solve the missionary case in Nanchang, Jiangxi province. Chinese authority has admitted that the magistrate of Nanchang county committed suicide. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800982
trove_id: 26800982
description:
Thirty-six Chinese passengers thank Japanese liner for their hospitality on the way back to China. Their names listed.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800982
trove_id: 26800982
description:
British scientist find that smoking would influence eyesight. Method to prevent hoarse. Method to kill rats. Prescription for insomnia.


date: 1906-05-19
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800985
trove_id: 26800985
description:
Chinese businessmen Chen Xia and Cai Xing, who are returning from Sydney, are welcomed by comrades of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Manila. Report on the reception and speeches.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800987
trove_id: 26800987
description:
Special memorial report submitted by imperial scholar Yun Yuding on the missionary case in Nanchang, Jiangxi province.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800987
trove_id: 26800987
description:
Lu Chuanlin is against constitutionalism. Former Chinese ambassador to France Sun Baoqi will be put in important position. Chinese ambassador in Paris Liu Shixun reports that Guangdong student in France Jin Guoqi advocates revolution there. Yuan Shikai raises funds in order to send 26 Tianjin students to study in America. American government has agreed to waive several Chinese students tuition fee after a visit of Chinese officials  Duan Fang and Dai Hongci. Shang Qiheng lost credentials in Shanghai before departure for Yokohama on an overseas investigation for political reform. German ambassador to Beijing blames Chinese government for inhospitality after attending a dinner party organised by Empress Dowager. Shen Jiaben and Wu Tingfang are drafting new marriage law which will specifically elaborate on marriageable age and concubine system. Fujian businessmen in Nanyang are enthusiastically purchasing share of railway that to be built in their home province. French ambassador to Beijing asks Chinese department of foreign affairs to stop memorial services held for Jiang Zhaotang, magistrate of Nanchang county who was killed by a French Catholic father. Empress Dowager is keen to stop traffic in women. Prince of Mongolia is applying for loan from Japanese bank. 


date: 1906-05-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800987
trove_id: 26800987
description:
Project of railway building in Xinning county. Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai purchase shares of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. Opening ceremony of the Shangde girl school. Government officials and local gentry in Guangdong call for donations to help victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Governor Qin Chunxuan is likely to  move some special funds to help Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. 


date: 1906-05-26
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800986
trove_id: 26800986
description:
Chinese government explains to Britain why a new tariff office established and the role of Robert Hart. British government is ready to negotiate with China on the change. Germany, France and America put pressure upon Chinese government. 


date: 1906-05-26
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800986
trove_id: 26800986
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States likes to visit New Zealand after retirement. He talks about treatment to Maori people and other issues about New Zealand.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800986
trove_id: 26800986
description:
Britain's House of Commons asks the Prime Minister to sweep away all Chinese labourers from Transvaal in order to protect the interest of white men.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800986
trove_id: 26800986
description:
American businessman Warner talks to the House of Representatives China's boycott to American goods.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800988
trove_id: 26800988
description:
Tang Xiaocun appointed to supervise the railway project. Yuan Shikai's letter to the Guangdong gentry. Petition from Guangdong  gentry to Yuan Shikai regarding the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-05-26
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800991
trove_id: 26800991
description:
Senator Johnson of the Victorian parliament declines an invitation from Japanese captain in Melbourne.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
Editorial calls for donation and help from Chinese communities in Australia to the Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
List of local governors in China and the provinces they govern. Yuan Shikai (Zhili), Zhou Fu (Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jianghuai), Duan Fang (Zhejiang and Fujian), Qin Chunxuan (Guangdong and Guangxi), Zhang Zhidong (Hubei and Hunan), Song Fan (Gansu and Xinjiang), Xi Liang (Sichuan), and Ding Zhenduo (Yunnan and Guizhou). 


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
A letter from American missionary in China to President Roosevelt of the United States claims that foreign missionaries should stop to interfere with Chinese local affairs.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
Board of Revenue in Beijing donates to help American and Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Businessmen and charity organisations in Guangdong donate to help Chinese victims of the earthquake. Donations in Guangdong to help Chinese victims of the earthquake. Shanghai businessmen donate to help Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
Committee of supervision has been set up for the railway building. Commercial association in Guangdong submits their petition to Beijing for the railway project. A gathering of Guangzhou businessmen for the railway project. Shareholders refuse to acknowledge the committee of supervision. Possible disputes over the railway project. A public notice from the Hong Kong shareholders.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800993
trove_id: 26800993
description:
Chinese students in Japan are outraged at ambassador Yang Shu's report on Han Rugeng and other 18 students to Beijing. Governor Li Shengduo reports and explains the missionary case of Nanchang, Jiangxi province. Brief outline of the new law on newspaper publishing. Regulation on Chinese students who are studying military science abroad. Zhejiang businessmen are purchasing shares of railway enthusiastically.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800992
trove_id: 26800992
description:
Britain demands compensation from Chinese government for the missionary case in Nanchang, Jiangxi, in which a British missionary was killed.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800992
trove_id: 26800992
description:
Russian authority is going to punish the commander who lost Lushun to Japanese during the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800992
trove_id: 26800992
description:
Tour of Duan Fang and Dai Hongci, two Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour for political reform.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800997
trove_id: 26800997
description:
A message from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney to its members for the change of membership cards.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800997
trove_id: 26800997
description:
Brief biography of several famous Chinese colonists such as Liang Daoming, Zhang Lian and Wang Zhengzhao.


date: 1906-06-02
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800997
trove_id: 26800997
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney are going to discuss possible donation and help provided to Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800999
trove_id: 26800999
description:
List of imperial commissioners in China: Yang Shixiang, Zhang Renjun, Chen Kuilong, Lu Yuanding, Cheng Xun, Hu Tinggan, Zhang Zengyang, Lin Shaoniang, Pang Hongshu, Cao Hongxun, Wu Yinsun, and Qin Chunmin.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800999
trove_id: 26800999
description:
Census on March 1, 1906, population of Australia in 1901 and 1906, and its distribution in each of the six Australian states.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800999
trove_id: 26800999
description:
Japanese government notifies China that Fengtian will be opened for international trade from June 1, and Andong and Dadonggou from July 1. Students in China will have unified uniform. France set up bank in Mengzi, Yunnan province. Governor Zhou Fu orders that all government officials must quit smoking from April 1, which has caused opium piled up in warehouse. Japanese government appoints new ambassador to Beijing. Brief outline of the Tibet treaty between China and Britain. Guangdong students in America Wang Chonghui, Zhang Youxun and Yan Yi have excellent professional performance. 


date: 1906-06-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800999
trove_id: 26800999
description:
Typhoon in Xiangshan county causes disaster. Charity organisations call for donations and help. Flooding in Nanhai, Shunde and Xinning counties. River dyke broken.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800998
trove_id: 26800998
description:
Japanese government sends three envoys, including Ito Hirobumi, to Manchuria in order to control the railways there.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800998
trove_id: 26800998
description:
Chinese government notifies Britain three times that they would not take back customs administration for the time being.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800998
trove_id: 26800998
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gather and call for donations to the Chinese victims of San Francisco earthquake. The meeting attended by Li Chun, Liu Ruxing, Wu Shihua, Zheng Fanchang, Luo Daren, Guo Biao, Chen Zanhua, Wu Yangshou, Liu Xianglan, He Yao, Mai Mei, Guan Zhuobo, and many others. All donations shall be sent to Mr Guo Biao, Wing Sang & Co, 22 Campbell Street, Sydney.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801000
trove_id: 26801000
description:
An article written by Chongxinshe in Cairns, Queensland, comments on current situation in China and the future development.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801000
trove_id: 26801000
description:
Sydney Chinese communities donate to help the fellow victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801000
trove_id: 26801000
description:
Seven wonders of the world: the biggest library, the biggest hall, the biggest garden, the biggest mansion, the longest bridge, and longest canal, and the biggest banquet.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801003
trove_id: 26801003
description:
A notice from the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association for change of membership card and others.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801003
trove_id: 26801003
description:
Council meeting in Redfern, Sydney, discusses to deport Chinese residents. The proposal is supported by Cr A. Heness and city mayor J. Batchelor. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-06-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801003
trove_id: 26801003
description:
Hundreds of white people are arrested for gambling on Pitt and Campbell Streets, Sydney, and penalised. 


date: 1906-06-16
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801005
trove_id: 26801005
description:
A report, submitted by the four Chinese officials after their overseas tour, proposes to implement constitutionalism as the basis for further political reform.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801005
trove_id: 26801005
description:
Second and final part of the letter from Kang Youwei to the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Boston.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801005
trove_id: 26801005
description:
Imperial edict on April 16 appoints Tie Liang and Tang Shaoyi to be in charge of customs and all Chinese and foreign employees, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Xiong Xiling returns to Shanghai. Chinese cabinet turns into the department of internal affairs. Government departments proposed to be reshuffled. Prince Qing and his son impeached for corruption. Criminal with capital offence will be hanged rather than beheaded. Both Li Shengduo and Shang Qiheng, two officials who are on overseas tour of investigation, are impeached for inappropriate behaviour. Hubei section of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway might also be built by businessmen. George Morrison, The Times journalist in Beijing, comments on newspaper publishing in China and foreign attitude towards current Chinese situations. American government will continue to return some Boxer indemnity in order to encourage industrial and educational development. Flooding and casualties in Changsha, capital of Hunan province. Further report on the flooding and casualties in Changsha. 


date: 1906-06-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801005
trove_id: 26801005
description:
Magistrate Cai of Panyu county settles a missionary dispute (between Christian and local residents). The involvement of German consul. Businessman Liu Xuexun is summoned to a court hearing for mortgage dispute and response of British consul on the trial. Zheng Taozhai declines to appointment of chief-supervisor for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. A letter from Guangdong gentry to their counterparts in Hubei province in regards to disputes over project preparation of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801004
trove_id: 26801004
description:
One Pole has been arrested for trying to assassinate President of the United States. Sixty other anarchists also under custody.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801004
trove_id: 26801004
description:
Emperor of Germany visits Austria and received by the Austrian Emperor. Both jointly send greetings to the King of Italy.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801004
trove_id: 26801004
description:
Archbishop Rev. Rocks and 10,000 priests in Britain protest against government plan to reduce religious curriculum in school.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801004
trove_id: 26801004
description:
Chinese community in Sydney calls for donations to the Chinese victims of San Francisco earthquake. All donations shall be sent to Mr Guo Biao, Wing Sang & Co, 22 Campbell Street, Sydney.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801009
trove_id: 26801009
description:
First part of a letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York to the three Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour of investigation for political reform.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801009
trove_id: 26801009
description:
Preparation of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Report on the homeless Chinese after the earthquake in San Francisco and donations to them. Excessive rains in Guangdong and flooding.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801009
trove_id: 26801009
description:
Sydney Chinese communities donate to Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801009
trove_id: 26801009
description:
Letter of thanks from 68 Chinese passengers to Gibbs Bright & Co for their hospitality on the way back to China.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801006
trove_id: 26801006
description:
A message from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney to its members on the change of membership cards.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801006
trove_id: 26801006
description:
A census on March 31 in Queensland, and statistics of coloured people in 1905 and 1906, including Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Singaporean, Pacific Islanders, and others.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801006
trove_id: 26801006
description:
City council of Ashfield, Sydney, holds a meeting on immigration policy and suggests increasing the number of immigrants.


date: 1906-06-16
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801006
trove_id: 26801006
description:
City council of Waterloo, Sydney, proposes to ban Chinese working overtime or on weekend. Offenders will be punished.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801011
trove_id: 26801011
description:
A comparison of navy and ground forces in different countries: Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, the United States, and Japan.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801011
trove_id: 26801011
description:
Imperial scholars will be selected and sent to study in Japan as future parliamentarians. Yuan Shikai sends 20 students to study in German and Austrian army schools. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci suggest to encourage women's education. Returned student from America Hu Dongchao has been appointed chief engineer for the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Besides of the railway from Chengdu to Hankou, Sichuan government authority and local gentry are to jointly build railways connecting Yunnan province in the south and Shaanxi province in the north.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801011
trove_id: 26801011
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan and his colleagues are praying for a sunny day. Empress Dowager inquires into railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou has been registered in the Board of Commerce. Strong wind in Gaoyao county followed by rain and flooding. Monk of Changshou temple who has been under custody for school harassment is now released. Two Guangdong students in Japan are sent back for visiting prostitute and playing truant.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801011
trove_id: 26801011
description:
Homeless Chinese after the earthquake. Disaster relief to the Chinese victims. Kang Youwei urges members of the Chinese Empire Reform Associations around the world to help the earthquake victims. Zhao Wansheng, chief executive of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York, has been appointed to work in the relief committee. Chinese consul Mai Hongjun talks disaster relief to the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York. New York Chinese Empire Reform Association donates to help Chinese victims of the earthquake. Chinese Empire Reform Association in Los Angeles sends four comrades and relief goods to Oakland. Help and donations from Chinese Empire Reform Associations in Philadelphia, Boston, and other American cities.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801010
trove_id: 26801010
description:
Austrian foreign minister hopes that friendship between Germany, Italy and Austria will last forever.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801010
trove_id: 26801010
description:
British parliament urges the Prime Minister to send Chinese labourers home from south African mines.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801010
trove_id: 26801010
description:
A special notice from Tung Wah Times to the readers in Mexico and United States on the issue of subscription fee.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801012
trove_id: 26801012
description:
Notice from the association of Dongguan county fellows, Society of Righteousness (gong yi tang), says remains of fellows who died seven years ago are qualified to be transferred to China.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801012
trove_id: 26801012
description:
Second and final part of a letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York to the three Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour of investigation for political reform.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801012
trove_id: 26801012
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Los Angeles suggests resuming wen xing bao (wenxing newspaper) there, which was once published in San Francisco. A public letter from Chen Yi'an, journalist of wen xing bao in San Francisco. Public letter from Kang Youwei to Chinese Empire Reform Associations around the world in regards to disaster relief and donations to Chinese victims in San Francisco. 


date: 1906-06-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801015
trove_id: 26801015
description:
Some people in China sell American flour with Australian brand. Hong Kong governor is urged to protect Australian business interests.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801015
trove_id: 26801015
description:
General Gibbs talks to Sydney YMCA, claiming that Australia should expand its army in order to defend itself.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801015
trove_id: 26801015
description:
Chinese Ah Lin in Sydney is penalised for opening gambling house. Dozens of white men in Sydney are arrested and penalised for gambling.


date: 1906-06-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801015
trove_id: 26801015
description:
Sydney Chinese communities send 180 pounds via the Canadian Commercial Bank to Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador in Washington, to help Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
Number of births each year around the world. Amount of Britain's state debt. A bank in New York opens 24 hours a day. Number of newspaper in Africa. Number of railway passengers in the world. University education and the enrolment in Germany, Scotland, United States, and England. China's customs revenue. Territory statistics of Britain and its colonies. Population in Britain and its colonies. Germany has new regulation on parliamentarian's salary. Wine consumption in Germany.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
List of Chinese ambassadors in various countries: Britain, Russia, Germany, Austria, Belgium, United States, Japan, France, Italy, and the Netherlands.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
A letter from the Sydney Chinese communities to Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador in Washington, notifying him that donations to fellow victims of the San Francisco earthquake have been sent via the Canadian Commercial Bank. Names listed for the Sydney donation committee.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
Tang Shaoyi is invited to supervise the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Eastern Times in Shanghai calls for donations to Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Ye Huibo is on the way to Canada and the United States. Land price in Guangzhou is high which hinders building of public schools. Zong hui bao in Singapore and its chief-editor Ou Jujia fight for the interest of Chinese residents there. Chinese community and the Chinese Empire Reform Association in the Philippines are to start a newspaper. Branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association have been set up in Dutch colonies in Nanyang.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
Duan Fang, during his overseas tour, telegraphs to Beijing and proposes in details the constitutional system. Xu Zexue, daughter of Xu Chonghai and student of an American missionary, sells her property to open a school and to set up a newspaper. Hunan gentry invite Yuan Shuxun supervise the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Hunan businessmen and gentry gather for the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Further report on flooding and casualties in Hunan province. Imperial commissioner of Hunan province Pang Hongshu suggests to issue local currency for the disaster relief.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801017
trove_id: 26801017
description:
Duan Fang to be appointed governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Tang Shaoyi to be chief supervisor of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project. Dispute between local gentry and government authority over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Railway project in Xinning county to be started. Strong wind and casualties in Xiangshan county.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801016
trove_id: 26801016
description:
Fifty thousand Chinese labourers in south African mines will be removed and replaced by white employees. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801016
trove_id: 26801016
description:
Tens of thousands of Jews murdered in cold blood in Russia. British and American governments are asked to to help. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801016
trove_id: 26801016
description:
Commercial representative of New South Wales government talks to a Sydney newspaper about China and the Chinese market.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801016
trove_id: 26801016
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for floating shares for the Mexico Bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801021
trove_id: 26801021
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association on preparation and establishment of the Mexico Bank, official bank of the association. Copy of the regulation on shares, operation, and others.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801018
trove_id: 26801018
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney purchase shares in the Mexico bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Names listed for the new shareholders.


date: 1906-06-30
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801018
trove_id: 26801018
description:
Huang Huannan and Guan Kangqi, owners of Kwong Sang shop in Glen Innes, remind their employees not to address white customers "old ghost". Comments by Tung Wah Times on this Chinese habit.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association calls its members to purchase shares of the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
Second part of the letter from Kang Youwei to the Chinese Empire Reform Association branches around the world.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
Investigation. A list of ministerial officials in China: Prince Qing, Lu Chuanlin, Qu Hongji, Rong Qing, Xu Shichang, Tie Liang, Wang Wenshao, Chong Li, Sun Jialai, Shi Xu, Xu Fu, Na Tong, Zai Zhen, Zhang Baixi, Pu Liang, Lu Haihuan, Kui Jun, Ge Baohua, Lu Runyang, Yuan Shikai, Pu Xing, Lu Baozhong, and others.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
Correspondence/ Letter from Xie Huaisheng, Guang Xinhua and Ye Baoqi in Port Elizabeth about Chinese and their situations in south Africa.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
China news/ Change to civil service system in China; shift from central to local governments. Zhang Yuanji says all employees in the department of foreign affairs must speak a Western language. Zhang Zhidong entrusted to draft laws on foreign missionary work in China. Scholars from the Imperial Academy are sent to study in Japan and Western countries. Japanese want to control railway building in Fujian province. Scholars Shen Diemin and Wu Gongzhi in Shanghai collect donations in Western style for the victims of San Francisco earthquake and flooding in Hunan province. Shares for the Hankou-Guangzhou railway sell well in port cities along the Yangtze River.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801023
trove_id: 26801023
description:
Guangdong news/ Newly-arrived magistrate of Nanhai county meets newspaper editor and sets out publishing regulations for them, and a copy of the regulations.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801022
trove_id: 26801022
description:
Dozens of Egyptian villagers sentenced to death or prison for murdering British soldier. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801022
trove_id: 26801022
description:
New South Wales' commercial representative to the Far East talks about Australia's relations with Asia on his return.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 5
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801027
trove_id: 26801027
description:
An article, published in Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, about stories of Huang Kuanzhuo, a businessman and member of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Mexico who is enthusiastic in the community and in association affairs.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801027
trove_id: 26801027
description:
Help your compatriots. Chinese communities in Sydney, Tingha, Armidale and other New South Wales towns.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801027
trove_id: 26801027
description:
Chinese communities in New Zealand continue to donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that will ban Chinese immigrants. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-07-07
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801024
trove_id: 26801024
description:
Correction from Tung Wah Times to the special notice published in last issue about shares of the Mexico bank.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801029
trove_id: 26801029
description:
Editorial calls on Chinese fellows in Australia to sign a petition to the federal government and request a relaxation of immigration restrictions upon Chinese entries. Analysis on reasons for the delay.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801029
trove_id: 26801029
description:
Special report. Journalist of Commercial Daily in Hong Kong talks with business representative of Australian federal government about immigration restrictions on Chinese and other coloured people.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801029
trove_id: 26801029
description:
Hankou-Guangzhou railway project. Shareholders in Guangzhou once again ask Tang Shaoyi to be chief supervisor of the railway project, and comments from Tung Wah Times. Guangdong businessmen in Fuzhou, Fujian province, are keen to help the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Zuo Zongfan, gentry man from Guangxi province, once again seeks to resign from the railway supervision committee. Businessman Huang Jingkuan seeks to resign from the railway supervision committee. A telegram from Guangdong gentry and people to the Guangdong officials in Beijing regarding dispute over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801029
trove_id: 26801029
description:
China news. Rong Qing actually controls the board of education in Beijing. Russia seeks to build the Qiqihar railway in Heilongjiang province. Sun Baoqi, on behalf of Wang Wenshao, goes to discuss the draft constitution with Yuan Shikai in Tianjin. Department of foreign affairs asks ambassador Yang Sheng to investigate Chinese students in Germany. Four local governors Zhou Fu, Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai and Qin Chunxuan are asked to help manage the national affairs. Yuan Shikai in Shanghai discusses with government officials, gentry and charity institutions about disaster relief in Hunan province, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801029
trove_id: 26801029
description:
Guangdong news. A primary school in Lingao county, Hainan island, has some old students aged from 40 to 50 years old. A small businessman in Guangzhou continues his boycott of American goods. Magistrate of Gaoming county stops a superstitious drama performance.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801028
trove_id: 26801028
description:
A letter from Di Baoxian in Shanghai, one of the initiators of the China Books Company, to the Tung Wah Times. Regulation to raise floating shares for the China Books Company.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801030
trove_id: 26801030
description:
Notice to raise floating shares for the China Books company in Shanghai. A copy of the regulations. Sponsors' names listed.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801030
trove_id: 26801030
description:
Helping our compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to help the Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801033
trove_id: 26801033
description:
News about New South Wales. Internal and external debt of New South Wales. Telephone lines. Number of public schools. Length of railway line and transportation. Length of  tram lines. Local products and their values last year.


date: 1906-07-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801033
trove_id: 26801033
description:
New South Wales to have strict regulation to ban opium sale or smoking. Five Chinese in Melbourne are penalised for smoking opium. 


date: 1906-07-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801033
trove_id: 26801033
description:
Attention Chinese carpenters. Two Chinese carpenters in Redfern, Sydney, are penalised for working overtime.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801035
trove_id: 26801035
description:
Second part of a letter from Kang Youwei to the Chinese Empire Reform Associations around the world.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801035
trove_id: 26801035
description:
Special report. Feng Bingyuan, a shareholder of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway, discusses benefits and advantages of the railway undertaken by businessmen.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801035
trove_id: 26801035
description:
Railway dispute. Guangdong officials working in Hubei province will not accept the appointment of any supervisor who is from another province. Preparation and operation of the general company for the railway project.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801035
trove_id: 26801035
description:
China news. Chinese ambassador to Italy Huang Gao will lead the Chinese delegation to attend the Universal Postal Union conference in Rome. Number of foreign troops in north China including those from Britain, Germany, France, Japan, Italy, Russia, Austria, and America. Trade statistics between China and Japan. An island between China and north Korea will be a hot spot of international dispute. Chinese gunboat built in Kobe has been launched. Yuan Shikai sends 60 navy students to study in Japan and their situations there. British parliament has agreed to stop opium trade with China.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801035
trove_id: 26801035
description:
Guangdong news. Yi families in Heshan county are keen to organise superstitious competition fair. Teacher Li Kangchi of Shunde county is murdered while teaching in his classroom. A quit society in Guangzhou organised that requires all members to quit opium smoking immediately. Mr Li of Guangzhou has a lot family trouble because of his wife and concubine. Bandits and robbery in Huaxian county.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 3
column: a
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801034
trove_id: 26801034
description:
Japanese prime minister Saionji Kimmochi returns home after touring Korea and Manchuria. Japan may have a new policy for these two regions.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801034
trove_id: 26801034
description:
Progress in Thailand. Students sent to study in Japan. Population of Thailand, number of army and decline of royal status.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801034
trove_id: 26801034
description:
Miscellaneous news. Russian commander and his followers are pardoned for surrendering to Japanese troops during the Russo-Japanese War. British government reduces military budget significantly. Canadian government accepts more immigrants than before. Tens of thousands of Jews flee Warsaw for safety. Trade unions in Mexico hate Americans and ask them to leave. King of Britain and Emperor of Germany will meet in Hungary. Chinese pirates attack a British merchant ship near Wuzhou, Guangxi province, and kill a British priest.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
First part of questions and answers, selected from a Chinese newspaper (wei xin bao) in New York, about establishment and operation of the Mexico Bank, the official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
Comparison of statistics about New Zealand in 1895 and 1905: population, railway and its revenue, wool production, gold production, import and export.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
Sydney Chinese community purchases shares of the China Books company that to be established in Shanghai. Names listed of the new shareholders.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
Sydney Chinese community purchases shares of the National Bulletin (guo shi bao), a newspaper to be established in Guangzhou. Names listed.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney purchase shares of the Mexico bank, an official bank of the association which will be established in Mexico with branches in the United States of America. Names of the new shareholders listed.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801036
trove_id: 26801036
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to help Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed.


date: 1906-07-21
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801039
trove_id: 26801039
description:
Letter from reader Huang Liquan pressing for further analyses of the Australian federal government's immigration policies. It calls for support from the whole Chinese community.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
Editorial comments and assails Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, for his sabotage of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
Ye Bingnan, on behalf of all Sydney shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway, sends telegram to Beijing authority and refuses to accept privately-appointed project supervisor. They prefer the project to be supervised by Tang Shaoyi, Zhan Tianyou and Rong Hong.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
Imperial edict issued on April 20 with an effort to solve the dispute between government authority and local gentry over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
Railway dispute. Governor Qin Chunxuan points out that the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou would be undertaken by businessmen but under supervision from government authorities. Shareholders in the Philippines send telegram to Beijing saying only Tang Shaoyi should supervise the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project. Shareholders in Fuzhou refuse to accept the supervisors appointed. Shareholders in Hong Kong have a conference. Shanghai shareholders have a conference. A telegram from Guangdong businessmen in the Philippines to the Board of Commerce in Beijing. A telegram from shareholders in Thailand to the Board of Commerce in Beijing. Governor Qin Chunxuan has approved a deadline to take over the railway. Guangdong businessmen in Tianjin send telegram to the Board of Commerce in Beijing. Zuo Xiaozhu appears again for the project. Zhan Tianyou will be chief engineer for the railway project. Guangdong officials in Beijing discuss solutions to the dispute over the railway project . Board of Commerce in Beijing will follow suggestions of the shareholders.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
China news. Beijing University and its curriculum, budget, administration, students and teaching staff. Chinese ambassador to Japan Yang Shu is at the expiration of his term of office and will be replaced by Ma Tingliang, currently ambassador to Korea. China defers sending students to Japanese army school. Department of foreign affairs in Beijing sets up a talents-reserve office, headed by Zhang Yuanji, to recruit returned students from overseas. Board of studies in Beijing is considering to establish a big university. Fengtian (Shenyang) opens for international trade and the opening ceremony.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801041
trove_id: 26801041
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Qin Chunxuan seeks to leave his position but his resignation was refused. Governor Qin Chunxuan feels a heavy burden to repay foreign debt. Guangdong legal school introduces a new greeting style to greet superiors. Li Hengzhou, a scholar of Cangwu county in Guangxi province who turns local temple into school, is accused for epidemics.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
Both Germany and Austria are determined to interfere with internal affairs of Poland, despite of the existence of Russian forces there.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
Four thousand white miners in South Africa write to King Edward VII of Britain requesting permission to retain Chinese labourers currently working there. 


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
Three thousand farmers gather in central Russia demanding equal distribution of land. The gathering is crushed by government forces.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
Russian parliament discusses land rights. Six newspaper sealed by government authority and editors under custody. Tsar of Russia dissolves the parliament.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
The Chinese Empire Reform Association in the Philippine establishes a newspaper and a public notice from that branch.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801040
trove_id: 26801040
description:
Special notice from On Chong shop in Sydney to Australian shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 5
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801042
trove_id: 26801042
description:
Report selected from a New York Chinese newspaper (wei xin bao) on the establishment of Mexico bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Share floating and special shares. Preparation and future operation.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801042
trove_id: 26801042
description:
Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to help Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801042
trove_id: 26801042
description:
Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong notifies Shanghai business association that Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake are not in need of any more donations. Chinese communities in Australia will also stop donating soon.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801045
trove_id: 26801045
description:
An open letter from Kang Youwei replies to some members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association around the world.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801045
trove_id: 26801045
description:
Enough shares have been raised to establish the Mexico bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Amount of shares from the Chinese community of Sydney.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801045
trove_id: 26801045
description:
Dozens of arrests in Melbourne and Brisbane for gambling. Parliamentarians, church priests and other social workers propose to ban gambling.


date: 1906-07-28
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801045
trove_id: 26801045
description:
Progress in New South Wales from 1885 to 1905.  Statistics on population, imports and exports (including exports such as flour, wool, butter and wheat).


date: 1906-08-04
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801047
trove_id: 26801047
description:
A letter from all shareholders in Sydney to the supervision committee of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. The letter is signed by Ye Bingnan, representative of the Sydney shareholders.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801047
trove_id: 26801047
description:
Survey. Army forces and military budgets from countries such as Russia, Germany, Britain, France, United State, India, Austria, Italy, and Japan.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801047
trove_id: 26801047
description:
Railway disputes. Letter from shareholders in Guangzhou and Hong Kong protests against appointment of the project supervisors. Current committee supervising the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Guangdong businessmen in Hankou will refuse to offer further support for the railway project if the supervision committee remains unchanged. Disputes between Zheng Taozhai and Huang Zhaoping, two key members of the railway project committee.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801047
trove_id: 26801047
description:
China news. High-level officials in the Cabinet once again propose a system of constitutional monarchy to the imperial court. Chinese ambassadors to Austria, Germany and Britain jointly propose political reform in order to make China strong. China and France have concluded their negotiation over the missionary case of Nanchang county, Jiangxi province. The Cabinet in Beijing will be replaced by department of internal affairs and then, by a parliament. Ambassador to Japan Yang Shu reports to Beijing authority about Chinese students in Japan. Two customs officials appointed by Chinese government will replace Robert Hart to manage tariff affairs, and Tang Shaoyi refuses interference from two foreign missions on this matter. Yuan Shixun to be chief supervisor for the Hunan section of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801047
trove_id: 26801047
description:
Guangdong news. Treaty finalised between Hong Kong governor and Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, for the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Somebody in Nanhai county assumes name of German priest trying to bail a convict. Magistrate of Huizhou county is investigating where the bandits purchase their guns. Magistrate of Nanhai county is to discipline prisons and rehabilitation centre in order to stop convicts smoking.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 3
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801046
trove_id: 26801046
description:
Governor Qin Chunxuan and his Guangdong authority shut down Guangzhou newspapers and ban Hong Kong newspapers for their reporting on railway disputes.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801046
trove_id: 26801046
description:
Robert Hart resigns from his position as inspector general of the Chinese Maritime Customs Bureau. Report on background and career of Robert Hart.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801046
trove_id: 26801046
description:
German foreign minister writes to German citizens in Shanghai warning them of possible chaos in China.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801046
trove_id: 26801046
description:
Miscellaneous news. Numbers of teachers (and female staff) in German schools. King of Greece knows 12 languages. Siberia occupies 1/9 of the world's continents. London population in 1631 and 1905. Bank of England and number of its employees. Number of light bulbs in British parliament. The area of African continent and British and French colonies there. Miss Bertha Krupp is the richest woman in the world.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801046
trove_id: 26801046
description:
Notice from On Chong shop in Sydney to Australian shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway regarding receipts and other issues.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801048
trove_id: 26801048
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney regarding recruitment of new members, membership fees and contact details.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 5
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801048
trove_id: 26801048
description:
Second part of the questions and answers, selected from a Chinese newspaper (wei xin bao) in New York, about establishment and operation of the Mexico Bank, the official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801048
trove_id: 26801048
description:
Balance sheet and detailed report of the Chinese Quit-opium-smoking Society (jie yan hui) in Sydney, prepared by the society's representative Liu Ruxing.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801048
trove_id: 26801048
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to help the Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed. Readers are advised not to donate anymore following suggestion from Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador in Washington.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801051
trove_id: 26801051
description:
Chinese fellows in Townsville, Queensland, write to Tung Wah Times on the petition being prepared to present to the Australian federal government seeking a relaxation of the immigration policy.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801051
trove_id: 26801051
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrates its seventh anniversary. Dozens of association members in attendance.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801051
trove_id: 26801051
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney and other towns of New South Wales celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1906-08-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801051
trove_id: 26801051
description:
Short comments from Commercial Daily in Hong Kong claims that all Chinese officials should have an overseas tour before taking their office.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
Tung Wah Times and Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association calls for donations to the Guangdong Public School (Guangdong gong xue), a school in Guangzhou sponsored by the association. 


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
Third part of the letter from Kang Youwei to the Chinese Empire Reform Associations around the world.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
Important correspondence. An open letter from business association in Guangdong to the editor of Eastern Times in Shanghai regarding a report on the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
Railway dispute. Report on the opening ceremony of railway company in Guangzhou. Shareholder Lu Zichong and others put forward some suggestions for the railway project. Zheng Taozhai and his position in the committee. Involvement of shareholders in the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
China news. Tang Shaoyi in treaty negotiation with Russian envoy in Beijing; Russia's demands. Gentry and businessmen of Hunan province to replace Yuan Shuxun with Yu Zhaokang as chief-supervisor of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. New arrivals, French ambassador and Tang Shaoyi, meet in Beijing to discuss missionary issues in China. Department of foreign affairs in Beijing analyses causes of missionary cases and proposes solution to the dispute. French government explains to China its motives in Yunnan province. Twenty-two Chinese students enrolled in Japanese army school in Osaka. Bandits in Xincheng county, Zhejiang province, make trouble in response to the government's effort to suppress them. 


date: 1906-08-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801053
trove_id: 26801053
description:
Guangdong news/ Xinning railway, from Xinning to Foshan, raises more floating shares following expansion of the project. Governor Qin Chunxuan bans all newspapers from Hong Kong and a detailed report. Actors in Guangdong are keen to help educational development. 


date: 1906-08-11
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801052
trove_id: 26801052
description:
Chinese students in Tokyo gather and donate to flooding provinces (Guangdong, Hunan and Jiangxi) in China. Report on the gathering.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney regarding recruitment of new members, membership fese and contact details.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Third part of questions and answers, selected from a Chinese newspaper (wei xin bao) in New York, on the establishment and operation of the Mexico Bank, the official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Names listed of Sydney shareholders of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao) to be published in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Names listed for donations to the Guangdong Public School (Guangdong gong xue), a school in Guangzhou sponsored by the association.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Names of Australian shareholders of the Mexico Bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that will be established in Mexico with branches in New York and Hong Kong.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Kang Youwei, before leaving America for Europe, writes to the Chinese Empire Reform Association members around the world regarding the establishment of Mexico bank and other issues of the association.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Article written by Kang Youwei in memory of Xu Weijing, a Chinese businessman in Victoria, Canada, who starts the Chinese Empire Reform Association there.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801054
trove_id: 26801054
description:
Chinese community in London, Ontario, Canada, to set up a branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, and an open letter from them.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801057
trove_id: 26801057
description:
Report on suffering of Chinese labourers on Samoa island, a German colony, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-08-11
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801057
trove_id: 26801057
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. Organisers include Zhou Youding, Zhou Jinhuai, Zhou Shen, Zhong Dianhe, Yang Baixiang, Zhang Feng, Sun Shaoji, and Cai Liu.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
Notice about float of shares for National Daily (guo shi ri bao) that will be published in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
Tung Wah Times and Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association call for donations to the Guangdong Public School (Guangdong gong xue), a school in Guangzhou sponsored by the association. 


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney send a telegram to the department of foreign affairs in Beijing to celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
American correspondence. Chinese communities in the United States of America recommend Rong Hong, former Chinese ambassador to America, as chief supervisor of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Comments from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
China news. Board of Commerce in Beijing proposes setting up a model bank. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci recommend overseas Chinese students to the Beijing authority. Chinese students in Japan list their complaints against the Chinese ambassador to Tokyo Yang Shu. China and Russia in dispute over mining resources and timber industry in Jilin province. Former Chinese ambassador to Germany Yin Chang to be promoted. An imperial scholar proposes to set up research institute of politics in each province.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801059
trove_id: 26801059
description:
Guangdong news. Office of former imperial commissioner will be turned into an industrial school. German recruit Chinese labourers in Shantou and Chenghai county, Guangdong, to work in Samoa islands, German colony in the Pacific area, and a detailed report on the notice and recruitment. Guangdong in financial deficit in the past few years. A famous bandit in Xijiang area has been captured, together with some of his followers.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801058
trove_id: 26801058
description:
Japanese fishermen shot dead or arrested in Alaska. Japan and the United States of America are negotiating over this matter.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801058
trove_id: 26801058
description:
Both Newfoundland and Colombia in America have a high rate of tax to maintain the ban on Chinese immigrants. 


date: 1906-08-18
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801058
trove_id: 26801058
description:
China and Britain reach an agreement over the Tibet treaty. Brief outline of the treaty and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801058
trove_id: 26801058
description:
British foreign secretary and Hong Kong governor seek to reinstate Robert Hart to the position of inspector general of the Chinese Maritime Customs Bureau.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801060
trove_id: 26801060
description:
Tung Wah Times and Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association call on members to purchase shares of the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 5
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801060
trove_id: 26801060
description:
Fourth and final part of the questions and answers, selected from a Chinese newspaper (wei xin bao) in New York, about establishment and operation of the Mexico Bank, the official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801060
trove_id: 26801060
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to help the Chinese victims of the San Francisco earthquake. Names listed.


date: 1906-08-18
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801060
trove_id: 26801060
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. List of medalists of the rowing and walking race. Names listed for the medalists.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801065
trove_id: 26801065
description:
Railway dispute. Huang Jingtang and Wen Zongyao are actually backstage manipulators of the dispute between government authority and local gentry. Zhan Tianyou will not come to Guangdong as he is busy at the moment with the railway from Beijing to Zhangjiakou. Kuang Sunmou declines to be chief engineer of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Shareholders in Guangzhou apply to postpone the appointment of supervision committee members. Huang Shaoping and Zheng Taozhai and the solution to disputes. Shareholders are going to sue Huang Jingtang and others.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801065
trove_id: 26801065
description:
China news. Department of foreign affairs notifies foreign missions in Beijing regarding Sino-foreign negotiations. Princes are called into the court. Proposal to prohibit all government officials from smoking opium and taking concubines. Wang Wenshao asks provincial governors to list their candidates for local administration. Number of schools and students in Tianjin ranks most in the whole country. Number of foreign employees in Chinese Maritime Customs and their original countries. Chinese ambassador to St Petersburg reports Russia's secret motives in Manchuria. Governor Zhou Fu and Shanghai authority are trying to protect the five Chinese officials when they return after an overseas tour.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801065
trove_id: 26801065
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Qin Chunxuan might go back to Sichuan province. Xu Yingkui, a native of Panyu county, dies in Beijing. Qin Chunxuan says modern education should be basis for future constitutional monarchy. A big park will be built in Guangzhou. Preparation and building of a public park. Changshou Temple turns into a theatre. 


date: 1906-08-25
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801069
trove_id: 26801069
description:
Chinese communities in Tamworth and Narrandera, New South Wales, celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. Detailed report.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801069
trove_id: 26801069
description:
Names listed of Australian shareholders of the Mexico Bank, official bank of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be established in Mexico with branches in New York and Hong Kong.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801069
trove_id: 26801069
description:
Correspondence from Singapore/ Chinese gentry and businessmen in Singapore set up a quit-opium-smoking society (zhen wu jie yan she). Sponsors include Chen Yunqiu, Qiu Shuyuan, Shen Lianfang, Chen Wulie, Tang Xianglin, Chen Ziying, Huang Songting, Chen Qinru, Zhong Xiaoting, Zhu Zipei and Chen Rongguang.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801069
trove_id: 26801069
description:
Correction to the reports of last issue: 1) draft Tibet treaty agreed between China and Britain; 2) Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. 


date: 1906-08-25
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801066
trove_id: 26801066
description:
Chinese gardener Zhao Dai in Sydney turns mad and kills two boys. Chinese community sends condolences to the victims' family.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801066
trove_id: 26801066
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney gather for the case of Zhao Dai, a Chinese gardener who turns into mad and kills two boys. Donations called for the victims' families and necessary legal aid to Zhao Dai.


date: 1906-08-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801066
trove_id: 26801066
description:
The Chinese newspaper wen xing bao in Los Angeles burned to ashes and Kang Youwei calls for donations from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to resume publishing of the paper. Kang Youwei's open letter.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801071
trove_id: 26801071
description:
An article written by Kang Youwei in New York on education, industrial development, and establishment and functions of banks.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801071
trove_id: 26801071
description:
China news. Manchurian issues under negotiation between Chinese government and the new Japanese ambassador: customs management and tariff collection, forest near Yalu River, mines in Fushun, local administration and railway building. Chinese government regains mining rights in Yunnan province from British and French companies. Prince Su's children serve in the army. Educational official from Guizhou province Zhu Xuexian proposes school reform and a plan for future development. Zhang Zhidong may be appointed trade minister. Journalists in Tianjin set up a club. Research institute of constitutionalism set up in Beijing. China selects military commanders to review the army parade this coming autumn.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801071
trove_id: 26801071
description:
Guangdong news. Another rehabilitation and training institution set up for convicts in Guangzhou. Educational authority defines its power of jurisdiction in Guangdong and Guangxi. Wen Zongyao and American consul in Guangzhou have jointly solved the missionary case of Lianzhou county. Governor Qin Chunxuan orders to stop using old weapons. Guangdong officials Wang Guangling, Tan Hai, Han Jiaju and Li Jialin, who are now in their study tour of Japan, write to educational supervisor in Guangzhou, and a copy of their letter.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801070
trove_id: 26801070
description:
Important news/ Empress Dowager calls in the five officials, who just returned after an overseas tour of investigation, on the issue of political reform. China may have a hope of political reform.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801070
trove_id: 26801070
description:
House of Russian prime minister bombed. Report on the casualties. Revolutionary wave on the way in Russia.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801070
trove_id: 26801070
description:
American consul general in Hong Kong appeals to Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, to lift boycott on American goods.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801075
trove_id: 26801075
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for purchases of shares in the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801075
trove_id: 26801075
description:
Chinese philanthropists. Chinese gardener in Sydney Zhao Dai turns mad and kills two white boys. Chinese businessmen in Sydney donate to victims' families and Zhao Dai's family in China. Names listed for the donation. 


date: 1906-09-01
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801075
trove_id: 26801075
description:
A photograph shows Chinese community in Narrandera, New South Wales, celebrating the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801072
trove_id: 26801072
description:
Journalist of Tung Wah Times and Liu Ruxing, Chinese businessman in Sydney, have a talk with Mr Sanders, New South Wales business representative to East Asia.


date: 1906-09-01
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801072
trove_id: 26801072
description:
Chinese communities in Victoria once again send a petition to the Chinese department of foreign affairs in Beijing asking to set up a consulate in Melbourne to protect Chinese citizens. The petition signed by Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket) and other Chinese in Victoria.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801077
trove_id: 26801077
description:
Survey. Second part of statistics on railways in China: completed, under construction and in blueprint.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801077
trove_id: 26801077
description:
Reports on constitutionalism in China. Zai Ze suggests implementing a constitutional monarchy to Empress Dowager. New appointments for the five Chinese officials after their overseas tour of political investigation (Zai Ze, Li Shengduo, Duan Fang, Dai Hongci, and Shang Qiheng). Chinese cabinet discusses a deadline for the constitutional reform. Telegram between Zhou Fu, governor of Jiangsu province, and Dai Hongci and Duan Fang on constitutional reform.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801077
trove_id: 26801077
description:
Railway dispute. Governor Qin Chunxuan dismisses Huang Jingtang from his post. Hu Dongchang to be appointed deputy chief engineer for the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Zhang Zhidong reports to Beijing progress of the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Qin Chunxuan is determined in his management of the railway project. Governor of Sichuan province Xi Liang disapproves Hu Dongchao's appointment for the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Huang Jingtang is on his way to Shantou.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801077
trove_id: 26801077
description:
China news. Chinese government is likely to provide official sponsorship to the Shanghai Books company. French may protect railway in Yunnan by force. China to send princes to study overseas. Copy of a secret treaty between China and Japan on military cooperation and others. Japanese residents and their industry in Manchuria.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801077
trove_id: 26801077
description:
Guangdong news. Chinese students in London Hong Guoliang, who has recently graduated from a law school, will return to work in China. Guangxi authorities borrow money to build Nanning as new capital of the province. Japan to open its consulate in Guangzhou. Educational authority in Nanhai county is trying to turn temple into school. Chuanlongkou Park to be built. Actors from Guangdong are permitted to enter the Philippines islands.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801076
trove_id: 26801076
description:
Tongwen Chinese school in Kobe respectfully welcomes arrival of imperial calligraphy: Promote Education and Encourage Learning. Report on the welcoming ceremony.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for purchase of shares of Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
First part of a report on the meeting between members of the New York Chinese Empire Reform Association and entourage of the three Chinese officials who are on their overseas tour of investigation for political reform. Speeches by the entourage who are Yang Weiyun, Liu Pusheng, Yao Liupin, Wang Kanshu, Shang Qiaozhong, Zhao Zhongxuan, Zhou Zirong, Huang Xunyu, De Wenbo, Qian Zenong, and Chen Yourong.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
Important report. An open letter written by Kang Youwei trying to raise funds to develop a Chinese typewriting machine.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
Names listed for Australian shareholders of the China Books company that will be established in Shanghai.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
Names of Australian shareholders in the National Daily (guo shi ri bao), to be published in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801078
trove_id: 26801078
description:
Chinese community in Tasmania continues to donate to the protest movement against American immigration policy that bans Chinese immigrants. Names listed.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801081
trove_id: 26801081
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney send telegram to Beijing to urge the start of constitutionalism very soon.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 6
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801081
trove_id: 26801081
description:
Queensland government opposes the proposal of Australian federal government to reduce postage charges as it has been worse off since the federation.


date: 1906-09-08
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801081
trove_id: 26801081
description:
A reader's letter from Tasmania says some Chinese are still addictive to opium smoking and suggests a medicine from Shanghai to help quit smoking.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801083
trove_id: 26801083
description:
First part of a report from overseas Chinese Empire Reform Association to the Beijing authority urging for donations to revitalise the Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801083
trove_id: 26801083
description:
Survey. Third part of statistical report on railways in China: completed, under construction and in blueprint.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801083
trove_id: 26801083
description:
News on constitutionalism. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci return to Tianjin after an overseas tour and hold a discussion with Yuan Shikai on constitutionalism, civil service reforms and local self-government. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci suggest to start the system of constitutional monarchy in 10-15 years and the idea is supported by local governors including Yuan Shikai, Zhou Fu, Qin Chunxuan, Zhang Zhidong, Xi Liang and Sheng Yun. Monthly meeting will be organised in the Chinese ministries. Proposal to restructure departments of the Chinese central government. 


date: 1906-09-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801083
trove_id: 26801083
description:
China news. Prince Su suggests abolishing the old law that prohibits imperial relatives from leaving Beijing more than 40 miles. Chinese ambassador to Japan Yang Shu, at the expiration of his term of office, seeks to resign from the positions of ambassadorship and chief-supervisor of Chinese students there. Opium taxation officer Ke Fengshi, of the Board of Revenue, is sued for corruption by several shops and private banks in Hankou. French consul in Yunnan province demands local governor to stop circulation of a French book that reveals their motives in Yunnan. Wu Bijiang's mother in Shandong province proposes a female citizen tax. Two returned students from Japan set up a music club in Chengdu, Sichuan province. Medical unit is now ready for the north China military parade. Chinese department of education is to sponsor some female students in Japan returning to work in Beijing. Dispute between Board of Revenue and Board of Commerce on the establishment of model bank.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801083
trove_id: 26801083
description:
Guangdong news. A survey of Guangdong students who studied railway engineering in Tianjin Beiyang University and overseas. Governor of Jiangsu province suggests abolishing the practice of torturing convicts when questioning them. Army school students in Guangzhou will join military exercise. New educational supervisor makes a thorough school investigation in Guangdong. Two mosques in Nanhai county will be rebuilt into primary schools. A club in Guangzhou whose members will not marry women with bound feet. Very effective medicine from Shanghai helps to quit opium smoking.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801082
trove_id: 26801082
description:
The last group of Chinese labourers, 1,500, left Hong Kong yesterday to work in south African mines. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801082
trove_id: 26801082
description:
Indian government proposes building a railway from Assam, Indian, to Sichuan province, China, which is also supported by Tibet authorities.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801082
trove_id: 26801082
description:
An open letter from Kang Youwei calls on members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to pay navy tax and to help the rejuvenation of the Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801082
trove_id: 26801082
description:
Kang Youwei donates to help overseas Chinese students and translation of Western books. A notice Tang Mingshan, Liang Zhongce, Tan Zhangxiao, Chen Huanzhang, Chen Jiyan and Lin Duo, all from the New York Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801082
trove_id: 26801082
description:
Letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York to its Sydney counterpart in regards to membership fee, shares of the Mexico bank and others. 


date: 1906-09-15
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801087
trove_id: 26801087
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for purchase of shares in the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801084
trove_id: 26801084
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Astoria, Oregon, the United States, regarding the photograph of their branch executives sent to other branches around the world.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801084
trove_id: 26801084
description:
New South Wales government organises an exhibition of mining resources at the Royal Exchange on Pitt Street, Sydney. Statistics of mining production in New South Wales from 1851 to 1905.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801084
trove_id: 26801084
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney gathers, 1) to celebrate China ready for a system of constitutional monarchy, 2) to welcome Xian Junhao who just came back from China and, 3) to farewell Yang Huiting who is leaving Australia and returning to China. The gathering is presided over by Liu Ruxing.  


date: 1906-09-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801084
trove_id: 26801084
description:
Two children of a Chinese businessman in Melbourne are barred from landing by the immigration authority.


date: 1906-09-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801084
trove_id: 26801084
description:
Heavy rain in Melbourne, Bendigo and Seymour of Victoria results in flooding which causes damages to Chinese gardens.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
First part of an open letter from Kang Youwei calls on members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to pay navy tax and to help rejuvenate the Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
Second part of a report from overseas Chinese Empire Reform Association to the Beijing authority suggesting donations to revitalise the Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
Miscellaneous news. Progress of the world in 19th century: telephone communication, railway transportation, reserve bank in the United States, printing technology, punishment of convicts, equality of sex, political reform and constitutional monarchy.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
News on constitutionalism. Local governors including Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong propose to draft a constitution before the start of constitutional monarchy. Telegram from Duan Fang and Dai Hongci to provincial governors regarding the proposed constitutional system. Reply telegram from Zhao Er'tuan in Fengtian to Duan Fang and Dai Hongci in regards to constitutionalism. Yuan Shikai's proposal for constitutionalism. Constitutionalism and local self-government will start from Zhili province. China may have new constitution after ten years. Research institute of political reform will be set up as preparation for constitutional monarchy which is staffed by Zai Ze, Dai Hongci, Zheng Xiaoxu, Zhang Qian, Yan Fu, Tang Shouqian, and Xiong Yiqi.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
China news. Chinese government augments its navy strength. Revolutionaries found in Beijing and Tianjin. Duan Fang's house bombed. Zai Ze and Shang Qiheng suggest stopping opium smoking and foot-binding. Students of public and private schools in Zhili province petition for constitutional reform and other social changes. Timothy Richard congratulates Chinese government on educational achievement in the past decade. Statistics of Chinese and foreign merchant ships in the Yangtze River.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801089
trove_id: 26801089
description:
Guangdong news. Zuo Xiaozhu seeks to resign from his position as chief supervisor of civil corps (tuan lian ju) in Shunde county. Governor Qin Chunxuan drafts new regulations on missionary work in Guangdong. Public park in Guangzhou under construction. A case of manslaughter in Nanhai county claims five lives.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801088
trove_id: 26801088
description:
Yuan Shimin reports on a branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that has been set up in Probolingga, Java. 


date: 1906-09-22
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801093
trove_id: 26801093
description:
Second and final part of an open letter from Kang Youwei calls on members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to pay navy tax and to help rejuvenation of Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801093
trove_id: 26801093
description:
Names listed of Australian shareholders of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao) to be published in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801090
trove_id: 26801090
description:
Number of coloured people in Queensland, including Chinese, Pacific islander, Japanese, Indian, and others.


date: 1906-09-22
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801090
trove_id: 26801090
description:
Educational progress in Australia from 1831 to 1905: number of schools and students, tuition fees, numbers of teaching staff, and other information.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
An open letter from Kang Youwei calls on members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to pay navy tax and to help rejuvenation of Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
Third and final part of a memorial report from overseas Chinese Empire Reform Association to the Beijing authority suggests donation to revitalise Chinese navy.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
Chinese ambassador to Britain Wang Daxie recommends Wang Dajun to be Chinese consul-general to Australia based in Sydney.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
News on constitutionalism in China/ Zai Ze's proposal for constitutional reform. Court meeting to be convened for political reform. Tianjin will be the starting point for constitutional reform. Zai Ze suggests to remove barrier between Manchurian and Han nationalities. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci are repeatedly called into the court for discussion on constitutional reform. A meeting in the imperial court has decided to start constitutional reform and set no time limit. 


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
China news. Empress Dowager consults more with Emperor Guangxu which makes the emperor more powerful. Prince Qing suggests setting up a school for imperial women. Chinese government to send some students to study arbitration in Japan. Two local governors propose changing the uniform of Chinese officials. A navy school to be established in south China. Chinese government shows compassion for overseas Chinese labourers and might stop sending out any labourers. Twenty revolutionaries have been executed in Tianjin. Zhang Zhidong has appointed Yuan Shuxun, Yu Zhaokang and Wang Xianqian to supervise railway building in Hunan province.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801095
trove_id: 26801095
description:
Guangdong news. Wen Qijun, of Heshan county, has graduated from American university and returned to work in Guangdong. A quit-opium-smoking society has been set up in Henan province. A man in Nanhai county is barred from worship in the ancestral hall because his bride did not have bound-feet. New magistrate of Nanhai county is away from superstition. Dozens of children in the west suburb of Guangzhou encourage people to quit opium smoking. 


date: 1906-09-29
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801094
trove_id: 26801094
description:
Russian government permits Jewish people to leave the country freely. Tens of thousands of Jews have left for the West but they can not find a land of happiness.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801094
trove_id: 26801094
description:
British foreign secretary is urged to ask Chinese government withdraw appointment of Chinese customs officials.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801094
trove_id: 26801094
description:
American government seeks to employ Chinese labourers in the Panama Canal. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801094
trove_id: 26801094
description:
Chinese community in Sydney calls for donations to typhoon victims in Hong Kong and Guangdong. Donations should be sent to Mr Guo Biao, of Wing Sang & Co, on 22 Campbell Street, Sydney.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801099
trove_id: 26801099
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney regarding recruitment of new members, membership fee and contact details.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801099
trove_id: 26801099
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for purchase of shares of the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801099
trove_id: 26801099
description:
Railway news. List of directors, auditors and supervisors of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. The Hankou-Guangzhou railway company reports to the Board of Commerce in Beijing their selection of directors. Liang Haoting is seeking to become a director of the railway company. Dispute over election of the directors.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801099
trove_id: 26801099
description:
Important news. Emperor Guangxu, following the proposal of Yuan Shikai and Tang Shaoyi, issues imperial edict banning opium smoking. Chinese government to set up a military committee.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 5
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801099
trove_id: 26801099
description:
Mr Guo Biao of Wing Sang & Co in Sydney announces balance report of the Chinese Business Protection Association in Australia.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801096
trove_id: 26801096
description:
Sydney Chinese businessmen, after discussion, transfer the donations for San Francisco victims to help typhoon victims in Hong Kong.


date: 1906-09-29
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801096
trove_id: 26801096
description:
Miscellaneous report, Time differences between day and night. Marriage customs in American countries. 


date: 1906-10-06
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801101
trove_id: 26801101
description:
Editorial claims that changes to Chinese officials' uniforms are not fundamental aspects of reforms towards constitutionalism.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801101
trove_id: 26801101
description:
China news. Chinese ambassador to Britain Wang Daxie says foreign countries hope China will embark upon reform towards constitutionalism. Wang Wenshao proposes to raise the minimum age of marriage to 20-years-old. George Morrison, journalist of The Times, reports the 10-year plan of Chinese government to ban opium. Hunan commercial society is against the appointment of Wang Yiwu and the reason. Wang Chongyou, a native of Dongguan who graduated from Columbia University with degree of mining engineering, is returning to work in Hunan province. Outline of the memorial report submitted by Duan Fang and Yuan Shikai for civil service reform. Proposal for the reform of Chinese government departments and their functions. Names of Chinese students and their native province who graduated from Japanese financial institution.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801101
trove_id: 26801101
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Qin Chunxuan and American consul have reached an agreement on the solution to the missionary case in Lianzhou county, outline of the solutions and report to the Beijing government. Prisoner in Nanhai county He Hualong publishes a book on how Chinese prison should be reformed. Governor Qin Chunxuan refuses to approve the elected directors of the railway company as, according to the law, only personal names are acceptable. Returned student Wang Jianzu is very helpful to the railway company.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 3
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801100
trove_id: 26801100
description:
Leader of Finnish revolutionary movement and his entourage are captured in the capital of Sweden. A Swedish ship is intercepted while transporting 3,000 rifles to Finland.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 3
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801100
trove_id: 26801100
description:
In St Petersburg, the capital of Russian, nearly 200 political offenders are sent into exile every day.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801100
trove_id: 26801100
description:
Japanese government will return the customs administration in Niuzhuang to China. Chinese government to set up customs office on the border with Russia.


date: 1906-10-06
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801105
trove_id: 26801105
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donates to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801107
trove_id: 26801107
description:
Editorial sends warning message to 200 million Chinese women: concubine system should be abolished, education of women and freedom of marriage should be encourage.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801107
trove_id: 26801107
description:
Municipal administration in Germany: buildings, shops, parks, street, public health, street lights, public transportation, education, and others.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801107
trove_id: 26801107
description:
China news. Duan Fang suggest promoting women's education. School to be established in Beijing for imperial women. Military uniform factory to be set up in Beijing. Duan Fang submits a detailed memorial report for constitutional reform. Responses from provincial governors on the proposed constitutional reform. Proposal to change Chinese calender in consistence with the Western one. The Times reports and comments on constitutional reform in China. Robert Hart hands over customs files to Tang Shaoyi and Tie Liang, newly appointed customs officer appointed by Chinese government. Foreign missions in Beijing demand Chinese government open Shanghai, Tianjin and Changsha for international trade. South Manchuria railway company makes profit.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801107
trove_id: 26801107
description:
Guangdong news/ Government officials in Guangzhou, Nanhai and Panyu will be examined and classified. Dispute over the property of a temple in the west of Guangzhou. Governor Qin Chunxuan orders to protect Lin Huanzhang (Yinghui) and Chen Shaokang, two Chinese businessmen in Singapore who are returning to do business in Huizhou county. 


date: 1906-10-13
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801106
trove_id: 26801106
description:
A liner from Haiphong, Vietnam, to Hong Kong sinks near Hainan Island, claiming more than 100 lives.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801106
trove_id: 26801106
description:
News about the Chines Empire Reform Association. A letter from Huang Kuanzhuo, chairman of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Mexico, regarding the preparation of Mexico Bank. Letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Victoria, Canada, thanks their Sydney counterpart in Sydney for condolence on the death of Xu Weijing.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801108
trove_id: 26801108
description:
First of two parts of tentative suggestion for the establishment of Mexico bank, prepared by Huang Kuanzhuo, chairman of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Mexico.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
Printing house of the Chinese Australia Herald (guang yi hua bao) in Sydney is on fire. Police make an investigation.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
An old Chinese man Liu Jiu, 73, dies in his house on Oxford Street, Sydney. He was a heavy opium smoker.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
New South Wales will introduce strict regulations on gambling. Many gambling houses have been closed.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
A report prepared by Zhou En, of Astoria, Oregon, United States, says a Japanese chef was punched and pushed away in that city.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
Chinese  Empire Reform Association in New York sends telegram to Beijing to congratulates Chinese government on moves towards constitutionalism.


date: 1906-10-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801111
trove_id: 26801111
description:
Miscellaneous report. Population of Spain. Population in South America. Value of a gold clock presented to Chinese emperor by Queen of Victoria of Britain.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801113
trove_id: 26801113
description:
Editorial puts forward proposals to protect Confucianism: to build Confucian churches, to regard Confucius as a founder of a religion, and to change Chinese calender following Confucius.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801113
trove_id: 26801113
description:
Miscellaneous report. History of British reserve bank. Territory of Java and the resident groups including Chinese, Europeans, and others. Britain has the longest coastline among European countries. Population in London. Number of coal miners in the world in  1904 and their distribution in some countries such as Britain, America, Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, and India.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801113
trove_id: 26801113
description:
China news. Proposal to set up navy department. Graduates from North China (beiyang) army school and their appointment. Chinese government considers turning Mongolia into a province. Tang Shaoyi and Tie Liang jointly propose to set up a tax school. Chinese government considers appointing first-class ambassador to Britain, France, Japan, Russia, Germany and the United States. Local official in Xinjiang requests a treaty negotiation between China and Russia on the missionary work in the northwest. China sends officials for educational investigation to Japan and Western countries.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801113
trove_id: 26801113
description:
Guangdong news. American cotton planted in Guangdong. Governor Qin Chunxuan accepts Li Yingyu's proposal to encourage cotton growing in Guangdong. Dispute over election of Luo Xingqiao as director of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company. Private schools in Guangzhou apply for more school buildings to accommodate students. A woman in Nanhai county poisons her husband to death. Robbery and theft in Xinhui and Heshan counties.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801112
trove_id: 26801112
description:
Passenger liner Hankou is on fire while trying to anchor in the Hong Kong harbour. Hundreds of passengers die.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801112
trove_id: 26801112
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association/ Another branch set up in the United States. General meeting of the association in New York requires budget report from every branch.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801117
trove_id: 26801117
description:
Second of two parts of tentative suggestions for the establishment of Mexico bank, prepared by Huang Kuanzhuo, chairman of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Mexico.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801117
trove_id: 26801117
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia donate to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801117
trove_id: 26801117
description:
Message to Chinese compatriots from chong xin she in Glen Innes, New South Wales, including mission statement, membership regulation & recruitment.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801114
trove_id: 26801114
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney celebrate 2457th birthday of Confucius on August 28 at the Tung Wah Times, which is also headquarter of the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association. Liu Ruxing and many others attended.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801114
trove_id: 26801114
description:
Representative of Queensland government is now touring European countries for an investigation of colonial affairs.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801114
trove_id: 26801114
description:
Young man Mr Brown in Sydney, 19, is found guilty of murder out of racial discrimination and sentenced to death.


date: 1906-10-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801114
trove_id: 26801114
description:
A group of Chinese passengers thanks crew of Japanese liner for their hospitality on the way returning to China. Their names listed.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
Chinese community in Sydney call for donations to typhoon victims in Hong Kong and Guangdong. Donations should be sent to Mr Guo Biao, of Wing Sang & Co, on 22 Campbell Street, Sydney.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
National Daily (guo shi ri bao) published in Guangzhou and is also available from the Tung Wah Times in Sydney.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
Imperial edict appoints Qin Chunxuan governor of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces, Zhou Fu governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, and Ding Zhenduo governor of Fujian and Zhejiang province.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
Correspondence from Java (Jawa)/ Dutch colonist imposes poll tax on Chinese teachers. Report on the Chinese School in Java organised by Wang Yizhang, Zheng Chuanzhi, Han Miaorong, and Xu Yiyue. 


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
China news. Imperial princes are required to take gun shooting rather than bow and arrow shooting as well as Chinese writing examination. Chinese ambassador to Britain Wang Daxie seeks to resign because he knows little English. Chinese government tries to repay its national debt. Excellent achievement of the training of New Army (xinjun) in Hunan province. Chinese ambassadors overseas jointly suggest for constitutional reform. Debate in Beijing on constitutional reform and the barrier between Han and Manchurian nationalities. Draft plan from the government source for political reform.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801119
trove_id: 26801119
description:
Guangdong news. New features of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao). Shilong Hospital in Guangzhou invites personages from various circles to celebrate the start of constitutional reform. Huang Bisan refuses to be involved in the railway dispute and is now on the way to study in Japan. Wang Dajun, management official of salt industry in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, dies and leaves nothing for funeral.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801118
trove_id: 26801118
description:
Notice from Tung Wah Times explains its refusal to publish a debate article on constitutional reform in China.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801118
trove_id: 26801118
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney for changes in membership cards. Five names listed.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801120
trove_id: 26801120
description:
Miscellaneous news. Revolutionaries are rampant in Russia. German report on Japanese intelligence work in China and the possibility of yellow peril. Budget report of Japanese government for 1907. King of Vietnam kills and eats his wife. Russian prince commits suicide. Hurricane in central America and the casualties.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801120
trove_id: 26801120
description:
Message to Chinese compatriots from Chong Xin She in Glen Innes, New South Wales, including mission statement, membership regulations & recruitment.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801123
trove_id: 26801123
description:
Special envoy of Chinese government Huang Benfu (Houcheng) visits Australia with two purposes: to set up Chinese consulate and to make a survey on the Chinese communities in Australia. Huang Benfu (Houcheng) is now in Brisbane and will come to Sydney next week. Huang Benfu's talks to journalist of Sydney Daily Telegraph. Liu Ruxing, on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia, sends a petition to Huang Benfu (Houcheng), representative of Chinese government who is now visiting Australia, and a copy of the petition. Report from Brisbane on Huang Benfu's visit there. 


date: 1906-10-27
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801123
trove_id: 26801123
description:
Printing house of the Chinese Australia Herald (guang yi hua bao) in Sydney is actually set on fire by somebody.


date: 1906-10-27
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801123
trove_id: 26801123
description:
Miscellaneous report. Prostitute allowed to work in Beiyang army. Prince Qing suggests abolishing old regulations that prohibit imperial relatives from leaving Beijing farther than 40 miles.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801125
trove_id: 26801125
description:
Welcome Commissioner Huang Benfu (Houcheng). Report on the welcome ceremony organised by Sydney Chinese Communities for Huang Benfu (Houcheng), envoy of Chinese government on his investigation tour in Australia and New Zealand. Huang arrives Sydney from Brisbane and will go to Melbourne, Tasmania and New Zealand.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801125
trove_id: 26801125
description:
News on constitutional reform.  Why the Chinese government is determined to start constitutional reform. Six proposals for constitutional reform. Wang Wenshao's proposal for political reform. Handbook on constitutional reform in preparation.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801125
trove_id: 26801125
description:
China news. Memorial report submitted by Zai Ze suggests imposing strict restrictions on extravagance in the imperial court and breaking down barriers between Manchurian and Han nationalities. Yuan Shikai suggests countermeasures to ban opium trade and smoking. Zai Ze suggests to abolish eunuch system. Gentry in Zhejiang province seek cooperation of their counterparts of Fujian to resist governorship appointment of Ding Zhenduo. Prince of Japan comes to visit China. Five proposals for the reform of civil service system.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801125
trove_id: 26801125
description:
Guangdong news. Business association in Guangzhou is seeking signatures from educational and charity organisations in order to retain governor Qin Chunxuan. Governor Qin Chunxuan refuses interference of foreign missionaries with local disputes. Wen Zongyao will move to work in Sichuan province. Many prisoners in Nanhai county continue to smoking opium.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801124
trove_id: 26801124
description:
Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong reports on his negotiations with American government on the issue of Chinese labourers.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801124
trove_id: 26801124
description:
Foreign fleets in the East China Sea including those from Britain, America, Russia, Germany, France, The Netherlands, Austria and Italy.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801124
trove_id: 26801124
description:
Miscellaneous report. Russian navy launches its new warship in St Petersburg. More than 35,000 political offenders have been sent into exile in Russia since last October. Yuan Shikai's Beiyang Army has a military parade in Zhangde county of Henan province. A suspect captured near the Tsar's residence and St Petersburg is on tight alert now. Californian authority prepares to bar Chinese, Korean and Japanese children from being co-educated at American schools, and protest from Japanese and Korean communities.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801124
trove_id: 26801124
description:
Correspondence from Rangoon (Yangon). Chinese Empire Reform Association in Rangoon promotes education in the Chinese communities. Report on school enrolment and educational achievement of Chinese communities there.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801124
trove_id: 26801124
description:
Fable. A Chinese official follows Japan in everything after his tour in Japan. Clouds and human beings.


date: 1906-11-03
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801129
trove_id: 26801129
description:
Chinese envoy Huang Benfu (Houcheng) speaks to the Chinese community in Sydney. A copy of the speech. Other speakers include Liu Ruxing, Wu Shihua, Cai Chang, Xian Junhao, Zhou Rongwei, and Huang Laiwang from Melbourne.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801131
trove_id: 26801131
description:
China news. The reshuffled Chinese cabinet and functions of various departments. Two chief columnists Hang Xinzhai and Peng Yizhong, of a Beijing newspaper China News (zhong hua  bao), are sacked for publishing dissident opinions. Chinese businessmen in Tengyue, on the border of Yunnan province and Burma, pretend to be foreigners in order to evade tax. Some officials in Beijing propose a general pardon to celebrate the start of constitutional reform. Italian ambassador to Beijing comments on China's plan to rejuvenate its navy. Chinese government investigates foreign schools established in Beijing. Chinese military commander in Heilongjiang province Cheng Dequan is shot and injured by Russian soldiers.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801131
trove_id: 26801131
description:
Guangdong news. Zhou Fu is on the way to replace Qin Chunxuan as governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Wen Zongyao applies to study overseas and other official appointments in Guangdong. A letter from Dai Hongci to Qin Chunxuan on the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. List of Zhou Fu's entourage to his governorship in Guangdong. Lin Heqin and other shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway seek to appoint Zhang Taipu chief-supervisor of the railway project.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801130
trove_id: 26801130
description:
Forty Chinese children/ students from Honolulu, Hawaii, have recently graduated from a college in Hankou, Hubei province. Their names listed.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801130
trove_id: 26801130
description:
Atlanta in the United States of America loosens its restrictions on Chinese immigration in response to the boycott of American goods.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801130
trove_id: 26801130
description:
Miscellaneous news. Japanese navy builds the biggest warship ever. British prime minister Henry Campbell-Bannerman suggests that women should be allowed to participate in local government and political affairs. British House of Commons is told that, from April to September this year, the number of Chinese labourers increased significantly in South African mines while more white labourers became unemployed. Germany has new policy towards its colonies in Africa. Hurricane in southeast France and report on the casualties. A Japanese intelligence is captured by American authority in Manila, the Philippines. 


date: 1906-11-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801130
trove_id: 26801130
description:
News on the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Victoria, Canada, and other North American cities send telegrams to Beijing to congratulate China on the nations readiness to start constitutional reform.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801132
trove_id: 26801132
description:
Detailed report on Chinese government envoy Huang Benfu's visit in Sydney, his meeting with New South Wales governor and other Australian politicians, his speech to the Chinese community, and entertainment provided by the New South Wales government. Photographs of Huang Benfu, envoy of Chinese government, his interpreter Wen Jiyun, and Australian parliamentarian Mr Bruce. Names listed for Chinese businessmen in Sydney who are involved in these functions.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801132
trove_id: 26801132
description:
Chinese community in Brisbane, Queensland, welcomes Huang Benfu (Houcheng), envoy of Chinese government and a detailed report.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801132
trove_id: 26801132
description:
A letter from Chinese businessman in Suva, Fiji, says many Chinese immigrants there can not find a job.


date: 1906-11-10
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801135
trove_id: 26801135
description:
Letter from Wu Xinkuan, a native from Xiangshan county now living in Queensland, looking for his uncle Wu A'mou.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801137
trove_id: 26801137
description:
Message from the Tung Wah Times warns Chinese compatriots not to be trapped as the American government is seeking to employ some 1,500 Chinese labourers for the Panama Canal project.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801137
trove_id: 26801137
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese community in Baltimore, the United States, sends message to Commercial Daily in Hong Kong, Governor Qin Chunxuan in Guangdong, and Board of Commerce in Beijing warning them not to be fooled as American government is trying to employ some Chinese labourers for the Panama Canal project. Another warning message from them the Chinese communities in Australia. 


date: 1906-11-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801137
trove_id: 26801137
description:
China news. Troops have been selected from the North and South Armies for the military parade to be held in this autumn. A recent survey of the Chinese military force. Yuan Shikai once again suggests that a timetable would be necessary for the constitutional reform. Lu Chuanlin has retired and replaced by Tang Shaoyi. Chinese students in Japan are permitted to be enrolled in army schools. Zai Ze does not suggest to abolish eunuch system. Heavy rain followed by flooding in north Jiangsu province and Shandong. Chinese government is drafting a law on compulsory education. Prince Chun is to have another overseas tour. Tang Shaoyi is unyielding in his treaty negotiation with Russian ambassador to Beijing. China to have new law on newspaper publishing and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801137
trove_id: 26801137
description:
Guangdong news/ Liang Qinggui is urged to take his office in Beijing in charge of educational issues. A meeting of shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project and complaints from Huang Shaoping. Disputes over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801136
trove_id: 26801136
description:
An item on display on a Paris exhibition shows a Chinese village and Yunnan province, which probably reveals French ambition to take over the province.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801136
trove_id: 26801136
description:
Miscellaneous news. Russian troops leave north Manchuria. Britain tries to keep an independent Persia. Expense of street lights in London. Chinese emperor is seeking to start political, especially local self-government reform. Nearly 500 houses are reduced to ashes in a fire in Guangzhou. Celebration around the world on the birthday of King of Britain. Special communication channel set up between the Tsar of Russia and the Emperor of Germany. Russian soldiers are prohibits to liaison with any political parties. Railway to be built from Guangzhou to Kowloon.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801141
trove_id: 26801141
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Names listed for new members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Australia. Chinese community in Liverpool, England, to organise a branch of Chinese Empire Reform Association. Branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada, United States and Mexico send telegrams to Beijing to congratulate China to start constitutional reform.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801138
trove_id: 26801138
description:
Envoy of Chinese government Huang Benfu (Houcheng) visits Melbourne and a detailed report on the visit. Huang is now on the way to Adelaide, Tasmania and New Zealand.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801138
trove_id: 26801138
description:
Tung Wah Times, on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia, send donations to the Eastern Times in Shanghai for the famine victims of north Jiangsu province.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801138
trove_id: 26801138
description:
New South Wales government is to ban opium smoking and trade. So opium may become extinct in Australia.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801138
trove_id: 26801138
description:
Receipt from Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, for donations from Sydney Chinese community to victims of the San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-11-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801138
trove_id: 26801138
description:
Miscellaneous report. A machine in France can make people laugh. A deaf club in Germany. Dog fair in Paris. A blind hunting dog in France.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801143
trove_id: 26801143
description:
Current affairs comments. Editorial comments on the newspaper publishing law prepared by the Chinese government.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801143
trove_id: 26801143
description:
China news. Chinese government considers reorganising its navy. Prince Qing is advised to read Kang Youwei's article on civil service reform. Imperial scholar titles such as jinshi awarded to graduates returned from overseas and their names listed. British visitor in Shuntian comments on the new law on newspaper publishing. Zai Ze has disputes with Rong Qing and Tie Liang over the constitutional reform, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Board of Education in Beijing has appointed dozens of advisors including Liu Ruozeng, Chen Baoshen, Zhang Qian, Tang Shouqian, Wang Shunan, Liang Dingfen, Zheng Xiaoxu, Yan Fu, Tan Yankai, Wang Kangnian, Jiang Fu, Luo Zhenyu, Song Xiaolian, Xiong Xiling, Xia Zengyou, and others. Survey by the Board of Civil Service has found a crowded officialdom in China with too many officials and candidates.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801143
trove_id: 26801143
description:
Guangdong news. Hurricane and the following disasters in Zhaoqing and Gaoyao county. Special report. Government troops are suppressing bandits in Gaoyao county. National Daily (guo shi ri bao) in Guangzhou reports the Hong Kong liner fire in time. Businessman Hu Zichun returns to Guangdong from Singapore. Dongguan gentry Chen Botao, who is now on tour study in Japan, suggests for local self-government following Tianjin and Xiangshan county. Two supervisors and an engineering of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project are seeking to resign. Budget report from the committee of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801142
trove_id: 26801142
description:
New York authority seeks to bar Japanese children from being co-educated with American children. President Roosevelt is to mediate.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801142
trove_id: 26801142
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States orders an investigation into the alleged embezzlement of donations to the victims of San Francisco earthquake.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801142
trove_id: 26801142
description:
Survey. A survey of railway in Britain: length, investment, passengers, travelling charges, cargo transportation, number of employees, and others.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801147
trove_id: 26801147
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong. Calls for more donations to the Guangdong Public School (Guangdong gong xue). New site selected as headquarter of the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Guangdong Public School sends Chen Lifu, Luo Boya and Chen Xiaxuan to study in Japan. Further report on the fire and casualties on Hankou liner. Zhou Fu is on the way to take his office in Guangdong. List of Guangdong graduates who returned from overseas and awarded imperial scholar titles.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801147
trove_id: 26801147
description:
List of new shareholders in Australia of the Mexico bank, official bank to be opened for the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Names listed.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801147
trove_id: 26801147
description:
List of new shareholders in Australia of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao) to be published in Guangzhou. Names listed.


date: 1906-11-24
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801147
trove_id: 26801147
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia donate to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801149
trove_id: 26801149
description:
Correspondence. A letter from Singapore reports on Chinese communities there. A letter from New Zealand reports on a commercial fair held there.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801149
trove_id: 26801149
description:
Rumours in Guangzhou say Sun Yatsen may rise in rebellion in South China. Report on Sun Yatsen's activities in Singapore and his conflict with local secret society.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801149
trove_id: 26801149
description:
China news. On the request of Zhao Er'tuan, Zai Zhen and Xu Shichang are secretly sent to investigate Manchuria. Chinese government, following suggestion of Yuan Shikai, decides to increase military budget and rejuvenate its navy. The railway from Fengtian to Xinmin, built and managed by Japanese, takes away much business previously owned by Chinese side. Li Shengduo will replace Wang Daxie as ambassador to Britain. An armament engineering college to be established in Beijing. List of returned students from overseas who are awarded imperial scholar titles. Honorary title awarded to the imperial examiners Yan Fu, Wei Han, Zhan Tianyou, Qu Yongqiu and Wu Yanghui.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801149
trove_id: 26801149
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Qin Chunxuan prepares birthday presents for Empress Dowager and the list. New governor Zhou Fu will bring some more entourage to Guangdong. Foreigners can set up school in China and no special registration required. Low efficiency of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company.  Tang Shaoyi writes to Zhou Fu, new governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, and explains to him the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project. Zheng Taozhai has resigned from the position of chief supervisor of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company. Liang Yueqing prepares to set up a sewing school for women. Liang Qinggui on the way to Beijing to take his office. 


date: 1906-12-01
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801148
trove_id: 26801148
description:
Survey. Names list of Chinese local governors, imperial commissioners, officials in Mongolia, Tibet, Manchuria, and Chinese ambassador to different countries.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 3
column: a
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801148
trove_id: 26801148
description:
Liberal Party MPs in the British parliament request the Prime Minister to deport all Chinese labourers from South Africa.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801150
trove_id: 26801150
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese communities in Glen Innes, Queensland, donate to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801150
trove_id: 26801150
description:
Special report. Chinese businessmen in Singapore set up a bank and call for shareholders. Copy of regulation of the bank.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801150
trove_id: 26801150
description:
Notice from Tung Wah Times says that prices of overseas Chinese newspapers, that are available from Tung Wah, are going up due to variations in the exchange rate.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801153
trove_id: 26801153
description:
Envoy of Chinese government Huang Houcheng, after visiting Launceston, is now on the way to Hobart and New Zealand. A detailed report on the visit.


date: 1906-12-01
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801153
trove_id: 26801153
description:
Twenty-five Chinese passengers on the Gibbs Bright liner that ran on rocks last week near Portland, are barred by Australian customs officials from landing to change another liner. Response of Chinese community on this matter.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801155
trove_id: 26801155
description:
China news. Wang Wenshao suggests setting up an institution for constitutional training. An imperial official says alternative tax channel must be secured before opium will banned as it would reduce the state revenue significantly. French company applies to set up business in Chengdu but is refused by both the foreign affairs department in Beijing and Sichuan province. Further report on the autumn military parade that held in Henan province. Yuan Shikai defends Zhao Er'tuan. China to issue government bonds in order to raise funds for political reform. Yuan Shikai declines to be in charge of army training. Suggestion from local governors sought for political reform.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801155
trove_id: 26801155
description:
Guangdong news. Teacher Lu Ze'en in Nanhai county applies to turn the Buddhist nunnery into a school. A translation magazine to be set up in Guangzhou that would publish Chinese translations from Japanese and other languages. Construction of new street near Changshou temple completed. Schools in Xinning county celebrate birthday of the Emperor of China. Chen Canhua has returned to Guangzhou after an investigation tour in Japan on agriculture, salt and tobacco industries and police system. Wang Jianzu is once again going to study in American university after serving under Qin Chunxuan for a while. Li Jiasong is frightened to death on the thorough search by police.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801154
trove_id: 26801154
description:
Hungarian authority seeks to employ some Chinese farmers which has caused strong protest from local residents. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801154
trove_id: 26801154
description:
Californian authority insists that Japanese and other Asian children should not be co-educated with American children. President Roosevelt to mediate.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801154
trove_id: 26801154
description:
Japanese people boycott American goods because Californian authority has barred Japanese children from being co-educated in American school.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 5
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801156
trove_id: 26801156
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese communities in Western Australia donate to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 5
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801156
trove_id: 26801156
description:
Report on the establishment of Chinese Women's Association. Organisers include Zhong Zhisan, Zhan Zhuchen, Lei Ai'huang and others.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801159
trove_id: 26801159
description:
Australian senator helps Chinese passengers land on Torres island after the Gibbs Bright liner ran on rocks.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801159
trove_id: 26801159
description:
A young woman in Sydney sues her husband for failure to support the family and report on the court trial.


date: 1906-12-08
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801159
trove_id: 26801159
description:
Royal police in Sydney offer a reward for the capture of arsonist for the fire of Chinese Australian Herald. The paper is owned by Sun Junchen.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801161
trove_id: 26801161
description:
China news. Number of Chinese students in Japan and their enrolment in Japanese schools. Princes will be sent overseas for navy investigation. Two officials once again propose to raise the age of marriage. Dai Hongci suggests to implement educational reform following foreign example. Commercial Daily in Hong Kong reports and comments on the proposed civil service reform plan. Chinese government warns publishers not to print dissident books. Further report on the military parade in Henan province. Big budget for the military parade. No specific strategy has been drafted to ban opium. Chinese businessmen in America request to appoint American diplomat as Chinese consul. Imperial examination for the returned students and the list of successful candidates.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801161
trove_id: 26801161
description:
Guangdong news/ Unqualified teacher and school education in Shunde county. Preparation of the railway project from Guangzhou to Hepu county. Educational budget for Guangdong for the next few years. Tang Shaoyi has agreed to supervise the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Governor Qin Chunxuan entertains Hu Zichun, returned businessman from Singapore, very well. Where will they (current government officials under Governor Qin Chunxuan) go after leaving Guangdong? A shop in Guangzhou burned to ashes in a fire.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801160
trove_id: 26801160
description:
Local governors in China are reluctant to cooperate with central government to rejuvenate the navy forces.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801160
trove_id: 26801160
description:
The Times in London sends journalist to report on treatment of Japanese immigrants in San Francisco. Californian authority is considering to separate train carriages for Japanese and white passengers respectively. Japanese residents in Hawaii join military training.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801160
trove_id: 26801160
description:
Miscellaneous report. Number of troops in European countries. Rich mineral resources in Bolivia, especially silver production in Potosi. India is the second populous country in the world and the population statistics. Territory of Russia. Emperor of Germany has the most luxurious car in the world. France has 2000 anarchists.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 5
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801162
trove_id: 26801162
description:
Famine in China and report on the casualties. Mayors of London, Paris, New York and Berlin are urged to organise donations. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 5
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801162
trove_id: 26801162
description:
Jokes. New folk song on constitutional reform. Preserve the quintessence of China. A notice from whoremonger association.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 5
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801162
trove_id: 26801162
description:
Special notice. A notice from the Tung Wah Times says prices of overseas newspapers, that are available from the Tung Wah Times, will go up due to the fluctuations in the exchange rate.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801165
trove_id: 26801165
description:
Further report on envoy of Chinese government Huang Benfu's visit in Tasmania, his meeting with Chinese community and local politicians. 


date: 1906-12-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801165
trove_id: 26801165
description:
Canadian O'Mailly and his wife are walking around the world, and have a talk with Tung Wah Times on their arrival in Sydney.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801165
trove_id: 26801165
description:
Chinese communities in Melbourne gather to protest against Australian government for their refusal to allow Chinese passengers to land on Torres island. Representative Huang Laiwang writes to the Governor-General.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801165
trove_id: 26801165
description:
Two Japanese commercial representatives now in Australia for an investigation into wool and leather products.


date: 1906-12-15
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801165
trove_id: 26801165
description:
Federal election in Australia and members of the House of Representatives elected in the six states.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801167
trove_id: 26801167
description:
Correspondence from America. A letter from Chinese community in Panama reports on suffering of Chinese labourers there, and warns other Chinese compatriots not to be fooled by American government. Senders of the letter include Qin Zi'an, Huang Wupin, Huang Langxuan, Li Shixi, Luo Qing, Yu Sheng, Xu Shijing, Chen Yu, Chen Jianneng, Wu Mei, Chen Wenhui, and Chen Caixian. 


date: 1906-12-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801167
trove_id: 26801167
description:
China news. Both Empress Dowager and Emperor Guangxu assure Yuan Shikai of their determination to implement constitutional reform. Imperial scholar Liu Ruji submits a memorial report that is against civil service reform. Chinese cabinet has been reshuffled. Tang Shaoyi says the department of foreign affairs would publish a bilingual monthly magazine that will be edited by Yan Fu. Treaty negotiation between Russia and China on the north Manchuria issues. Italy wants to set up business in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, but has been refused by local gentry and government authority. Chen Entao will be accredited to Britain. Prince Qing talks with Japanese prince on the expansion plan of Chinese navy. Duan Fang and Dai Hongci suggest that Chinese literature should be compulsory examination subject for returned students. Chinese government donated last year to Japanese public schools and now is ready to jointly set up engineering school with Japan. 


date: 1906-12-22
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801166
trove_id: 26801166
description:
Guangdong news/ Report on building progress of the railway in Xinning county. China and Britain are in further negotiation on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Zhang Zhidong likes to appoint a Japanese engineer to supervise the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Magistrate of Nanhai county bans a superstitious festival. A Dongguan graduate from Guangzhou teachers' school demands bonus payment from his family clan, as past imperial scholars, and commits manslaughter when refused. Zhang Chaoji, returned students from Japan, is refused to work in the government department because he has no pigtail. Businessman Hu Zichun generously donate to help a school in Dapu county. Guangzhou to have an engineering school and report on the preparation.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801166
trove_id: 26801166
description:
German authority punishes Polish teachers and parents in Prussia for failure to teach their school children German language.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801166
trove_id: 26801166
description:
Britain, France and Italy reach an agreement to protect sovereignty and independence of Abysinia, a country in East Africa.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801166
trove_id: 26801166
description:
American navy commander confirms a huge warship to be built next year. Italian navy to build a big warship.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801166
trove_id: 26801166
description:
Tung Wah column. The disintegration of society. What is evolution? Human personality and characteristics.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801171
trove_id: 26801171
description:
Imperial edicts on September 20 on reshuffle of government departments, constitutional reform and others.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801171
trove_id: 26801171
description:
Heroic story. Last words of martyr Li Peiren, a native of Shanxi province who commits suicide in Japan in protest against the selling of Shanxi mineral resources to foreigners.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801171
trove_id: 26801171
description:
Survey. Chinese students from Beiyang (Tianjin) University and their enrolment in American universities. Their names listed.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801171
trove_id: 26801171
description:
Important report. Chinese community in Singapore transfers the funds for ancestral temple building to promote education. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801171
trove_id: 26801171
description:
A letter from Xiong Shangwu of Shantou, Guangdong, notifies the publication of his newspaper, Chaozhou Paper (Chao Bao).


date: 1906-12-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801170
trove_id: 26801170
description:
Report on the federal election in Australia. Election of members of House of Representatives and of the Senate.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801170
trove_id: 26801170
description:
Chinese passengers on the Japanese liner, which ran on rocks near Torres island, have been transferred to another liner to Hong Kong. However, four Chinese sailors have entered Australia illegally.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801170
trove_id: 26801170
description:
Chinese shop owner He Dahui in Charters Towers, Queensland, is penalised for illegally selling tobacco products. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801173
trove_id: 26801173
description:
A letter from Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador in Washington, to Chinese businessmen in Sydney reporting on the San Francisco earthquake and expressing thanks to the Australian Chinese community.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801173
trove_id: 26801173
description:
Message from the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company congratulates completion of the railway project from Chaozhou to Shantou.


date: 1906-12-22
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801173
trove_id: 26801173
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association calls for donation from its members to build the headquarters in Guangzhou, China. Illustration/ draft picture of the proposed headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be built in Guangzhou, China.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801175
trove_id: 26801175
description:
Eighth and final part of an article written by Kang Youwei, Break down barriers between family clans.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801175
trove_id: 26801175
description:
Further report on opium ban. All government officials in China are required to stay away from opium smoking, and offenders will be removed immediately. Strategies adopted by the Chinese government to ban opium smoking and trade. Report on the implementation of the regulation to ban opium smoking in Beijing officialdom.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801175
trove_id: 26801175
description:
Railway dispute. Telegram from the Board of Directors of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company to Tang Shaoyi, and comments by Tung Wah Times. New governor Zhou Fu seeks to appoint Shen Tong to supervise the railway project. Rumour says Li Guolian might be reappointed in the Board of Directors. An open letter from Zheng Taozhai seeking to resign from his current position. A meeting of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company. New governor Zhou Fu's attitude towards the building and management of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. 


date: 1906-12-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801174
trove_id: 26801174
description:
China news. Emperor Guangxu is sleepless all night for the imperial edict on September 20. Poem written by Emperor Guangxu to the Japanese envoy. Italy demands to set up business in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, which has caused protest from local society. List of government officials who are against constitutional reform. Wu Zhiyong is urged to return to Beijing for the completion of law draft. Orthodox imperial etiquette to be revised. Number of members in the proposed parliament and their distribution. Chinese students in Japan send protest letter to Rong Qing and Tie Liang to accuse their effort to block constitutional reform which has made Rong outrageous. Target for local provinces to raise money for the expansion of Chinese navy. 


date: 1906-12-29
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801174
trove_id: 26801174
description:
Guangdong news. New governor Zhou Fu has arrived in Guangzhou and the welcome ceremony. List of entourage arrives in Guangzhou with new governor Zhou Fu. Zhou Fu's work schedule after taking his office of governorship. Chen Huanzhang is applying for an overseas study. Imperial scholar Mai Huinong has returned to Beijing after an overseas tour for political investigation. British missionary arrives in Guangzhou for an investigation of opium ban. Li Hongzhang's grandson Li Guojie has been appointed military commander in Guangzhou. Railway from Chaozhou to Shantou has been opened to traffic and report on the ceremony.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801174
trove_id: 26801174
description:
Chinese government agrees to open Jilin, Ha'erbin and Kuanchengzi in Manchuria for international business.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801174
trove_id: 26801174
description:
President Roosevelt sends envoy to mediate disputes over the education of Japanese children. Japanese ambassador to Washington suggests alliance with America in order to control the Pacific.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801174
trove_id: 26801174
description:
A letter from Donghua hospital in Hong Kong to the Chinese communities in Australia expressing thanks for donations to the typhoon victims.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801179
trove_id: 26801179
description:
A letter from anonymous author in Queensland rebukes Chinese profiteer for selling tobacco & opium illegally.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801179
trove_id: 26801179
description:
A survey on the three northeast province: Heilongjiang, Jilin and Fengtian (Liaoning), including Dalian Bay, Yingkou, Liaoyang, Fengtian, Tianjin, and Fengcheng, such as population, business opportunity, etc.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801179
trove_id: 26801179
description:
Names listed for shareholders in Australia of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao), published in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801179
trove_id: 26801179
description:
Correction to the report in last issue on Australian federal election, the folk song on opium ban as well as the notice to build headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Guangzhou.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801176
trove_id: 26801176
description:
First part of the last words of Li Peiren who committed suicide in Japan in protest against foreign robbery of mineral resources in Shanxi province.


date: 1906-12-29
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801176
trove_id: 26801176
description:
Story of Chen Jintao and Zhang Yuquan, two natives from Guangdong who graduated from American university and have been awarded imperial scholar title (jinshi).


date: 1906-12-29
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801176
trove_id: 26801176
description:
Special column.  America has the biggest gas bottle in the world. The biggest and smallest pictures in the world. The smallest microorganism. 


date: 1907-01-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801183
trove_id: 26801183
description:
A letter from Liu Ruxing, on behalf of Chinese businessmen in Sydney, to Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to London, on the establishment of Chinese consulate in Australia, the situation of Chinese here and other matters.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801183
trove_id: 26801183
description:
Detailed report on opium ban. George Morrison, journalist of The Times based in Beijing, reports that China and Britain have reached an agreement to ban opium. Opium smoking has been banned in Tianjin and Beijing. Extract of the treaty signed by Britain and China in 1842 that permits opium trade. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801183
trove_id: 26801183
description:
Report. Members of the new Chinese cabinet: Prince Qing, Qu Hongji, Wang Daxie, Lu Chuanlin, Tang Jingchong, Xu Shichang, Zhao Bingjun, Pu Ting, Chen Bi, Rong Qing, Da Shou, Tie Liang, Yin Chang, Dai Hongci, Zhang Renfu, Zai Zhen, Gu Zhaoxin, Zhang Baixi and Hu Jufen.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801183
trove_id: 26801183
description:
China news. Qu Hongji moves between the reform and conservative parties. Some foreign constitutions have been translated and submitted to Wang Wenshao, Empress Dowager and Emperor Guangxu. Zhao Er'tuan dissuades king of Mongolia from borrowing money from Russian. A nationwide examination to be held next year for scholars. Shang Qiheng has not been promoted in this cabinet reshuffle although he tries hard. Lin Shaonian's proposal for civil service reform. Shanxi students in both Japan and Taiyuan, capital of the province, protest against foreign control of mineral resources of the province. Yuan Shikai and Duan Fang are slandered for their advocacy of political reform. Government officials in Beijing are trying to find a way out after the reshuffle. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo reports to Beijing about Japanese consuls in Manchuria and areas under their jurisdiction. Report on the noble school in Beijing especially for imperial relatives and princes. 


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Guangdong news. New governor Zhou Fu to discipline education and school affairs. Name of officials in the governor office who knows a foreign language. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong has a reformed funeral service on the death of his mother. Zhou Fu is considering new strategy to suppress bandits. Zhou Fu to discipline women's schools in Guangzhou. Li Guojie has been appointed deputy commander of the Guangzhou army and an analysis. A telegram from Wen Hao to Shen Tong. A report prepared by former governor Qin Chunxuan on Sun Yatsen's fund raising and other rebellion activities in Hong Kong and Nanyang (Malaysia and Singapore). 


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Russian naval admiral Z.P. Rozhestvensky narrowly escapes death penalty for being defeated by Japanese fleet in the Battle of Tsushima Straits.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Cold weather, heavy snow in north England and some people frozen to death. Similar weather in Germany, France and Belgium.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Japan and the United States are negotiating to solve their dispute over fishing area. Japanese government sends many immigrants to Korea.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Korean students in Tokyo protest against a chrysanthemum exhibition in which one depicting Korean emperor making obeisance to Emperor of Japan.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
An agreement between China and Japan about the enrolment of Chinese army students in Japanese schools.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Correspondence from Japan. A report on Japan after Russo-Japanese War. Number of Chinese students in Japan and their study.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801182
trove_id: 26801182
description:
Tung Wah column. On grudge and generosity. On altruism and selflessness. Education and its social significance. Citizenship and army service.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801187
trove_id: 26801187
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Tang Shaoyi, a native of Guangdong, helps a lot on the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Beijing officialdom after the reshuffle. A railway engineering school in Tangshan, Zhili province. Guangdong opens a school for overseas Chinese children and the list of staff. 


date: 1907-01-05
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801187
trove_id: 26801187
description:
Education report. Hengmei village of Xiangshan county, Guangdong province, has no school to educate children. Almost all of the villagers are of Li clan and many of them are living in Australia.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801187
trove_id: 26801187
description:
Correction to the notice published in the last two issues "Chinese Empire Reform Association calls for donation from its members to build the headquarters in Guangzhou, China. Illustration/ draft picture of the proposed headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be built in Guangzhou, China".


date: 1907-01-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801186
trove_id: 26801186
description:
Chinese envoy Huang Houcheng completes his tour of Australia and New Zealand and is now on the way back to London.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801186
trove_id: 26801186
description:
Both the Governor of New South Wales and Governor-General of Australia have received gifts from Japanese commander for their hospitality during the visit.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801186
trove_id: 26801186
description:
Chinese envoy Huang Houcheng talks to the Tung Wah Times why overseas Chinese are being discriminated.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801186
trove_id: 26801186
description:
A conference on philosophy and human progress will be held in Adelaide. British government to organise a colony conference in London and delegation from Western Australia and South Australia will attend.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801186
trove_id: 26801186
description:
Tung Wah Times replies to Lin Zechuan, of Charters Tower in Queensland, whose donation has been transferred to help famine victims in Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801189
trove_id: 26801189
description:
Second and final part of the last words of Li Peiren who committed suicide in Japan in protest against foreign robbery of mineral resources in Shanxi province.


date: 1907-01-05
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801189
trove_id: 26801189
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association calls for donations from its members to build the headquarters in Guangzhou, China. Illustration/ draft picture of the proposed headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be built in Guangzhou, China.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801191
trove_id: 26801191
description:
Chinese envoy Huang Houcheng's message for the Chinese communities in Australia before leaving for London.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801191
trove_id: 26801191
description:
Editorial on the conflict in China between different political factions and between reform and conservative forces.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801191
trove_id: 26801191
description:
Comments selected from the Eastern Times of Shanghai on the negotiation between China and Britain on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801191
trove_id: 26801191
description:
Regulation drafted by the Chinese cabinet to ban opium. Why Zai Ze becomes estranged from the Empress. Zai Ze has submitted volumes of translations from foreign books to Empress Dowager. Yuan Shikai seeks to resign from all military positions in Beijing. A court meeting to be held on the reform of local official system. New building proposed for the department of foreign affairs. Beijing politics in crisis following the conflict of political factions and comments by the Tung Wah Times. Empress Dowager is afraid of that Yuan Shikai might become more powerful. Board of Supervision impeaches imperial scholar Cai Zengyuan. Either Yang Shiqi or Yuan Shuxun will replace the late Hu Jufen to manage the the Board of Communications. Chinese ambassador Liang Zhendong's proposal for civil service reform. Lin Shaonian is on the way to take his office in Beijing. Qu Hongji rebukes Liang Ruhao's proposal for agreement with Japan on Yingkou issues. Fujian officials in Beijing try to block effort of a French company to open mines in their home province. Wang Wenshao submits four new proposals for civil service reform. Flooding in north Jiangsu province and report on the casualties. Analysis on Yuan Shikai's resignation. Zhang Baixi suggests to abolish all imperial titles awarded to scholars.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
Guangdong news. A copy of the report submitted by Duan Fang and Dai Hongci after their overseas investigation for political reform is now available in Guangdong. New governor Zhou Fu is to set up research institute for local self-government. Loan contract for the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Guangdong Public School (gong xue) will change name to Nanqiang Primary School. Zhou Fu is to reform the Guangdong officialdom. Qiming primary school in the west of Guangzhou applies for more funds. Governor Zhou Fu talks to local gentry on the railway building from Hankou to Guangzhou. Zheng Taozhai is urged to report to the provincial authority on the preparation of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
A gathering in Guangzhou calls for another boycott of American goods and also reminded Chinese people not to be fooled by the Panama Canal project. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
The Times in London reports anti-Japanese movement in the United States and a analysis on the reason.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
A Muslim delegation from Afghanistan, headed by the highest-level ahung, is on the way to visit India.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
Australia will join an international exhibition to be held next year in London by France and Britain.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801190
trove_id: 26801190
description:
Miscellaneous report. Population of different continents: Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and Australasia. Population increase in the United States in the past 100 years. Population percentage of different races. Different religious groups in the world and their followers. European languages and number of the speakers.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801195
trove_id: 26801195
description:
Attitude of provincial governors towards the constitutional reform, including Yuan Shikai, Zhang Zhidong, Qin Chunxuan, Ding Zhenduo, and others.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801195
trove_id: 26801195
description:
Poem written by Huang Houcheng on his departure from Australia. Huang is envoy of Chinese government who visits Australia and New Zealand, 1) to make investigation on the Chinese communities and, 2) to inquire into the possibility of setting up Chinese consulate.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801197
trove_id: 26801197
description:
A report submitted by Duan Fang, after his return from overseas tour, on civil administration in foreign countries.


date: 1907-01-12
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801197
trove_id: 26801197
description:
A letter from reader Sun Jueyu of Glen Innes comments on two Chinese associations there, chong xin she and bao liang she.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801199
trove_id: 26801199
description:
Editorial comments on the barrier between Han and Manchurian people and says it is time to abolish such barrier.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801199
trove_id: 26801199
description:
Correspondence from America. An essay written by Huang Zancheng and Fang Muxu, two members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in New Orleans, comments on the rejuvenation of the Chinese navy.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801199
trove_id: 26801199
description:
China news. Zhang Zhidong, following Yuan Shikai, also seeks to resign from military positions. Li Jiaju will be accredited to Japan, Li Jingmai to Britain, while Li Shengduo will be sent an an envoy to the United States. Chinese students in Russia send a petition to the Beijing government asking to regain sovereignty in Manchuria and Mongolia. Budget report on the railway transportation from Beijing to Hankou. Chinese officials in the northwest Yan Zhi asks that the gold mine issue should be included in the negotiation between Russia and China. Board of Civil Service applies to set up research institution. Department of civil affairs in Beijing seeks to employ a chief-editor. Zhao Er'tuan's negotiation with the king of Mongolia. Loan contract with Britain for the railway project from Shanghai to Nanjing. Why Qin Chunxuan is reluctant to go to Yunnan and an analysis. All Chinese soldiers are required to retain their pigtails.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801199
trove_id: 26801199
description:
Guangdong news/ Primary and high schools in Guangdong to be investigated. A telegram from educational authority in Beijing says students should be involved in any welcome or farewell ceremonies. Building of a park in east of Guangzhou is in progress. Li Jiasong, a gentry man of Dongguan who was punished by Qin Chunxuan for his collusion with bandits, has died recently. Tang Shaoyi sends telegram to local authority in Xiangshan county and asks to suppress the bandits. Female shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway ask for explanation from the Board. New governor Zhou Fu is to set up a railway company in charge of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Shen Tong comments on the preparation and building of the railway from Hankou to Guangzhou. New governor Zhou Fu is to set up a government publishing company in Guangzhou. Eleven people are kidnapped by bandits while attending a wedding in Nanhai county.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801198
trove_id: 26801198
description:
San Diego authority prohibits Japanese children from going to American schools, which might not rupture relations between the two governments.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801198
trove_id: 26801198
description:
Chinese government sends envoy to Manchuria for negotiation with Japan and Russia on the railway, mineral resources and other issues.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801198
trove_id: 26801198
description:
British opium businessmen in Hong Kong and Shanghai ask their government to pressure China to reduce opium trade step by step.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801198
trove_id: 26801198
description:
Li Xiangbo, of Hengmei village in Xiangshan county, writes to his native fellows in Australia regarding educational development in their home town in the past few years.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801198
trove_id: 26801198
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for donations to the flooding and famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, namely Xuzhou, Huaihe, Jiangning, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Qingjiang, and Pukou area.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801203
trove_id: 26801203
description:
Call for donations to the flooding and famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces jointly from Wen Xing News (wen xing bao) in Los Angeles, wei xin bao in New York, New China Daily (xin zhongguo bao) in Honolulu, China Reform News (zhonghua weixin bao) in Canada, Tung Wah Times in Australia, xin min cong bao in Japan, nanyang zong hui bao in Singapore, Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong, Eastern Times (Shanghai shi bao) in Shanghai, and National Daily (guo shi ri bao) in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801203
trove_id: 26801203
description:
Special report. Third and final part of the introduction written by Kang Youwei on the importance of industrial enterprise. Draft regulations for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801203
trove_id: 26801203
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to build the headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Guangzhou. Names listed.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801203
trove_id: 26801203
description:
Notice amid tears from Tung Wah Times to Chinese fellows in Australia regarding famine in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Donations called.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801202
trove_id: 26801202
description:
Chinese shop Sun Kwong Hing on Castlereagh Street, Sydney, is penalised for illegally selling liquor.


