# article_index

date: 1907-01-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801202
trove_id: 26801202
description:
A fortnightly newspaper China Civilisation (zuguo wenming bao) has been published in Guangzhou by Chen Luquan and is now available from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801205
trove_id: 26801205
description:
Advertisement of China Civilisation (zuguo wenming bao), a fortnightly newspaper published in Guangzhou by Chen Luquan and available from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-01-19
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801205
trove_id: 26801205
description:
An article selected from Nanyang zong hui bao on reform of superstition in the Chinese community in Singapore.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801207
trove_id: 26801207
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for donations to the flood and famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801207
trove_id: 26801207
description:
A notice from the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company, received by Chinese On Chong shop in Sydney, says a meeting of shareholders would be held next year.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801207
trove_id: 26801207
description:
China news. Governor of Jiangsu province Duan Fang orders the capture of Sun Yatsen's henchmen in Qingjiang county, Jiangsu. Sun Yatsen's followers have been found in Manchuria. Zhang Baixi might be promoted into the Cabinet. All opium dens in Tianjin have been closed by Yuan Shikai. Opium dens in Shanghai are ordered to shut down within six months. Qin Chunxuan applies for foreign loan before taking his office in Yunnan province. Yuan Shikai is in debt of millions of dollars. Prince Qing, Tie Liang and Qu Hongji are fighting for the position left by Yuan Shikai. Tie Liang wants to control all financial and military power. Yuan Shikai might be reappointed military commander. Chinese government is likely to appoint general commander for its army. French force may enter the Chinese territory. Spanish Catholic father in Fujian province disturbs local security and bullies local residents. Department of navy to be set up and talents reserved. More than 300,000 homeless refugees in Qingjiang county, Jiangsu province. Red Cross in Shanghai sends representative Rev. Lin Jiamei to north Jiangsu province. Many famine refugees die on the road.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 2-3
column: d-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801207
trove_id: 26801207
description:
Guangdong news. Guangzhou people fight for the rights of the railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon and further report. School students in Guangzhou are fighting for the ownership of the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway. Tang Shaoyi and other Guangdong officials in Beijing are urged to fight for the ownership of the railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Qin Chunxuan diverts public funds and now finds it nearly impossible to repay. Guangdong provincial authority may have to borrow foreign loans. Story of He Xiayun, pioneer of women education in China. A new railway company has been set up in Guangzhou. Zheng Taozhai and his plot in the railway building. Chief and deputy supervisors for the railway project should be elected by shareholders. Magistrate Zhuang Yunkuan, of Longzhou, turns temple into school.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
Chaos in Russia. Tsar says Russian economy in chaos and needs foreign loans to recover. Russian prime minister and the proposed political reform. Eight cannons are stolen in Turkmenistan probably by revolutionaries.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
Chinese emperor wants to preserve the quintessence of Chinese culture by declaring that, in the reform of education, Chinese learning should be the fundamental structure while Western learning should be employed for practical use.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
An exhibition fair will be held next month in London for the local products of South Africa, which will be opened by the King of Britain.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
Famine in China. Report says 650,000 people are starving in north Jiangsu and Anhui and Shandong province. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
Earthquake in Kingston, Jamaica, and the casualties. Report by Tung Wah Times on the country Jamaica.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801206
trove_id: 26801206
description:
Physics. Old newspaper can not be used to wrap food. A Californian man tries to see the other side while talking by telephone.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801213
trove_id: 26801213
description:
Miscellaneous report. A survey of Hong Kong residents, their origins, occupation and others. Many Italian people have left their country for other places such as Australia. French population decreased last year. American tourism and the income.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801213
trove_id: 26801213
description:
Help compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donates to help the typhoon victims of Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801213
trove_id: 26801213
description:
A show of local products in Melbourne. Governor General calls for population increases. Change in Australia after the federation.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801212
trove_id: 26801212
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney send, via Eastern Times in Shanghai, donations and condolence telegrams to the famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801212
trove_id: 26801212
description:
Guo Zhangyun, an employee of the Wing On Fruits shop in Sydney, dies a few days after his wedding. His bride also dies seven days later.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801212
trove_id: 26801212
description:
Trial on the death of a Chinese sailor on Ardmount, a liner from Shanghai to New Castle. An open letter from the Chinese community in New Castle. Detailed report on the case.


date: 1907-01-26
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801215
trove_id: 26801215
description:
Important report. Flooding, famine and more than 300,000 refugees in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. A detailed report on the victims, donations from around the world, and relief work undertaken.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801217
trove_id: 26801217
description:
Message from Tung Wah Times to Chinese fellows (and members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association) says a celebration to be held for the Chinese New Year at the newspaper office, which is also headquarter of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Australia.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 2
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801217
trove_id: 26801217
description:
A long article written by Kang Youwei declares that the name of the Chinese Empire Reform Association will be changed from bao huang hui to guomin xianzheng hui.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 2-3
column: d-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801217
trove_id: 26801217
description:
A long explanation on why the name of the Chinese Empire Reform Association will be changed from bao huang hui to guomin xianzheng hui (National Constitutional Association) .


date: 1907-02-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801216
trove_id: 26801216
description:
China news. Imperial edict on disaster relief in the flooding and famine area in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Outline of a memorial report submitted by Duan Fang and Dai Hongci for rejuvenation of Chinese army. The new law on press censorship is actually drafted by a returned student who is now a member of the Chinese officialdom. Beijing educational authority (Board of Education) has finalised the amount of money support to Chinese students in American and European countries and a list of the amount. Progress report on the railway building in Hunan province. 


date: 1907-02-02
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801216
trove_id: 26801216
description:
Guangdong news. Instructions from new governor Zhou Fu on the establishment of a railway company in charge of the project from Hankou to Guangzhou. The imperial edict on opium ban has arrived Guangdong. Turmoil over pigtail-cut in a high school of Shixing county. A gentry man suggests to the governor that behaviour of female students should be disciplined. Feud and fighting between Zhang and Li family clans in Shanmen village, Dongguan county. 


date: 1907-02-02
page: 3
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801216
trove_id: 26801216
description:
A Chinese policeman in Shanghai has been arrested for conniving  with revolutionaries smuggling weapons into Yangtze River area.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801221
trove_id: 26801221
description:
First part of an essay, selected from the Eastern Times in Shanghai, on the crisis when a nation lost its consciousness.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801221
trove_id: 26801221
description:
News on the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Chinese community in Madero, Mexico, sets up a branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association and an open letter from them. 


date: 1907-02-02
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801221
trove_id: 26801221
description:
List of new shareholders in Australia of the National Daily (guo shi ri bao) that published in Guangzhou. Names listed.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801221
trove_id: 26801221
description:
Special report on the railway project. A notice from the Hankou-Guangzhou railway company, received by Chinese On Chong shop in Sydney, says a meeting of shareholders would be held next year.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801221
trove_id: 26801221
description:
Acknowledgement. Tung Wah Times acknowledges receipt of a memorial publication on Martyr Feng Xiawei and others from Guangzhou Association of Boycott to American Goods (ju yue hui).


date: 1907-02-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801220
trove_id: 26801220
description:
Further report on the court hearing for the death of a Chinese sailor on Ardmount, a liner from Shanghai to New Castle. The white sailor is found not guilty. Six Chinese sailors are reluctant to return to work on the liner.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801220
trove_id: 26801220
description:
Colony associations in New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania are seeking to admit more European immigrants in order to preserve the "White Australia".


date: 1907-02-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801220
trove_id: 26801220
description:
Australian Prime Minister Alfred Deakin predicts that two major political parties will fight for power in the future.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801220
trove_id: 26801220
description:
A Chinese is attacked and injured by other Chinese fellows on Westford Street, Sydney, for his reporting to police gambling problem which has caused some arrests. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801220
trove_id: 26801220
description:
Seventeen Chinese passengers thank crew of Japanese liner for their hospitality on the way from Sydney to Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801223
trove_id: 26801223
description:
Tung Wah Times calls for donations to the flooding and famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.


date: 1907-02-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801223
trove_id: 26801223
description:
First part of a survey on Java island. Chinese community in Java and their distribution in different localities. Number of Dutchmen. Business, taxation and others in Java. 


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
Notice from Tung Wah Times says the newspaper will not be available next week, February 16, 1907, due to Chinese New Year holiday.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
Second and final part of the temporary regulations for the constitutional research institute in Shanghai.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
Correspondence from Shanghai. Report on the first meeting of the constitutional research institute in Shanghai.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
Imperial edict says the quintessence of Chinese culture should be preserved including the worship of Confucius. 


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
China news. Yuan Shikai's proposal for reform of local civil service system. Chinese government to ban human traffic. Chinese department of foreign affairs has notified British mission in Beijing strategies to ban opium. Chinese authority appoints Zhan Tianyou as chief advisor for railway building throughout the country. Chen Jintao has been appointed deputy manager of the national bank. Chinese ambassador to Britain Wang Daxie will be recalled soon. Conflict between Tie Liang and Prince Qing. Zhang Zhidong seeks to retire but refused by the government. Liu Zheng, a returned student from Japan, has been arrested for collaboration with bandits. Bandit chieftain Xiao Kechang has been arrested in Pingxiang, Jiangxi province.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801225
trove_id: 26801225
description:
Guangdong news. New governor Zhou Fu has very good relationship with Pei Jingfu and his family. Preparation undertaken to celebrate the birthday of new governor Zhou Fu. Zhou Fu is to use radio to report classified information. Zhang Baixi to send Li Guolian to raise funds in Nanyang for shipping improvement. Overseas Chinese awarded for their donation to school development in China. A sorceress in Guangzhou is driven out by police. Railway committee under investigation. Chinese in America call for another boycott to American goods in order to lift the immigration restriction. Wen Daohao, who is in charge telecommunications in Guangdong, is under investigation for embezzlement. Gas light is used in the office of governorship in order to reduce expenditure.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801224
trove_id: 26801224
description:
Chinese government arrests some returned students from Japan for their involvement of revolutionary activities. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801224
trove_id: 26801224
description:
A Russian general is assassinated in Poland. Hundreds of factory workers are arrested for expressing anti-government sentiments.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801224
trove_id: 26801224
description:
Second and final part of the survey on Java island. Chinese community in Java and their distribution in different localities. Number of Dutchmen. Business, taxation and others in Java. 


date: 1907-02-09
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801224
trove_id: 26801224
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Vancouver branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association sets up a Chinese newspaper. Regulation for shareholders of the newspaper.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801229
trove_id: 26801229
description:
Second and final part of an essay, selected from the Eastern Times in Shanghai, on the crisis when a nation lost its consciousness.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801229
trove_id: 26801229
description:
Special report. Global Chinese Association in Shanghai has drama performance and report on their purpose.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801228
trove_id: 26801228
description:
Chen Lianke and Wu Yangshou, two Chinese businessmen in Sydney, are found not guilty for allegedly reporting to police on the Chinese gambling.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801228
trove_id: 26801228
description:
Balance report for donations from Chinese communities in Australia to the typhoon victims of Hong Kong.


date: 1907-02-09
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801230
trove_id: 26801230
description:
Comments on the building of superstitious alter in Guangzhou, selected from a Guangzhou newspaper yue bao. 


date: 1907-02-09
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801230
trove_id: 26801230
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association calls for donation from its members to build the headquarters in Guangzhou, China.  Draft picture of the proposed headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be built in Guangzhou, China.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801235
trove_id: 26801235
description:
New Year greetings to readers of Tung Wah Times from the Chinese Empire Reform Association (guomin xianzheng hui), formerly Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801235
trove_id: 26801235
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrates the name change from bao huang hui to guomin xianzheng hui on the occasion of Chinese New Year. Attendants include Liu Ruxing, Ye Bingnan, Liang Chuang, Wu Shihua, Xian Junhao, Zheng Fanchang, Tang Caizhi, and Wu E'lou. The association also sends telegram to the Board of Commerce in Beijing reporting the name change. Congratulations from Chinese communities in Melbourne, Young, Perth, Glen Innes and other Australian towns.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801235
trove_id: 26801235
description:
China news. Report on financial deficits of local provinces. Reform changes little to the existing local civil service system. Yuan Shikai is in crisis. The railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon will jointly be built by China and Britain. Xu Shichang has been appointed governor of Manchuria (three northeast provinces). Navy school will be established in most provinces. Gu Zhaoxin dies of illness. Foreign missions in Shanghai refuse to return Huang Xiaochen and Zhang Baoqing, two revolutionaries captured. Three revolutionaries, one of them Sun Yujun, are captured in Nanjing. Chinese government takes precautions against Chinese students in Japan as Sun Yatsen and Zhang Binglin have organised a big meeting of Chinese students there. 


date: 1907-02-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801235
trove_id: 26801235
description:
Guangdong news. The new publishing regulations approved by governor Zhou Fu. Women's education in Guangdong has a bright future. Zhou Fu to recruit and train model troops. Governor Zhou Fu has changed the park plan of Guangzhou.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801234
trove_id: 26801234
description:
Railway dispute. New instructions from governor Zhou Fu on the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Income and expenditure of the railway company audited. A formal meeting of shareholders to be held soon. Salary payment of the railway company audited.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801239
trove_id: 26801239
description:
The name of Chinese Empire Reform Association (guomin xianzheng hui) will be, once again, changed to Chinese Empire (Constitutional) Reform Association (diguo xianzheng hui).


date: 1907-02-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801239
trove_id: 26801239
description:
Zheng Fanchang's speech at the meeting of Chinese Empire Reform Association on the occasion of Chinese New Year.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801239
trove_id: 26801239
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Glen Innes donates to the famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Names listed


date: 1907-02-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801238
trove_id: 26801238
description:
A letter from Chinese community in Queensland reports that some Chinese shops are still selling opium illegally.


date: 1907-02-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801238
trove_id: 26801238
description:
Famous actress in Shanghai performs to raise funds for disaster relief of the flooding area in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801243
trove_id: 26801243
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association for the name change into Chinese Empire (Constitutional) Reform Association (diguo xianzheng hui) rather than the Chinese National Constitutional Reform Association (guomin xianzheng hui).


date: 1907-03-02
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801243
trove_id: 26801243
description:
Educational affairs. A public notice, prepared by Zhong Zhuojing of Nanhai county, Guangdong province, on the opening of a kindergarten attached to the Nanqiang Public School in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801243
trove_id: 26801243
description:
China news. China's state budget will be divided specifically for  public administration and for imperial court. Provincial governors and local imperial commissioners are ordered to ban opium immediately. Local self-government to be started in all province except for Yunnan, Guizhou, Gansu, Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. Report on the suffering of famine victims in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province. The aftermath of Yuan Shikai's resignation from military positions. Liang Dingfen tries to impeach Prince Qing, Yuan Shikai, Tang Shaoyi, Zhou Fu and Chen Kuilong. Empress Dowager comments on his ministers. Qu Hongji controls almost all the government power. Railway projects and disputes in Mongolia, Yunnan, Henan, and Shanxi province. A Sinologist (Fu Lanya, nnn) of the University of California says Chinese may be strong in the near future.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801242
trove_id: 26801242
description:
Guangdong news. A letter from Dongguan students in Japan to the local gentry and government authorities of their home county urge them to start local self-government. Bandit groups, robbery and kidnap in Enping county and response of the government authorities. Property settlement for a temple in northwest Guangzhou. A thorough investigation to be undertaken on mineral resources in Guangdong. Zhou Fu orders to repair old gunboats while to build some more. New policy to recruit and train troops in Guangdong. Local governors may be reappointed, including Zhao Er'tuan, Zhou Fu, Yuan Shikai, Duan Fang and Qin Chunxuan. Board of Communication in Beijing inquires amount of capitals for the Hankou-Guangzhou railway.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801242
trove_id: 26801242
description:
Urgent telegram. Mr Carlton, member of a foreign disaster-relief committee, reminds Governor Duan Fang to pay attention to the hundreds of thousands of famine victims in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801242
trove_id: 26801242
description:
Japanese in Hawaii send telegram to Washington and Tokyo in protest against the restriction on Japanese immigrants.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801242
trove_id: 26801242
description:
American President Roosevelt signs the restriction upon Asian immigrants. Japanese cruises arrive Honolulu. Japanese government to discuss the American immigration restriction. 


date: 1907-03-02
page: 3
column: c-d
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801242
trove_id: 26801242
description:
Correspondence from Nanyang. Dutch colonist inspects Chinese school (in Java?). An opium addict in Java is struck to death by lightning.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Chinese community in Java finds it difficult to welcome Qian Nianxun, Chinese consul who is to investigate Chinese communities there, because none of them can speak Mandarin.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801247
trove_id: 26801247
description:
Important message. An open letter from Kang Youwei to all members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association regarding mission of the association, organisation, fund raising, and others.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801247
trove_id: 26801247
description:
A letter from chong xin she, the Chinese association in Glen Innes, for a debate with Sun Jueyu whose letter published in Tung Wah Times on January 12, 1907 regarding functions of Chinese association there.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801246
trove_id: 26801246
description:
Chinese fellows in Sydney, most of them from Zengcheng county, donate to build a bridge in their home town. Names listed.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801249
trove_id: 26801249
description:
Railway dispute. A letter from Commercial Daily in Hong Kong to Guangzhou shareholders of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-03-02
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801249
trove_id: 26801249
description:
Prostitutes in Shanghai set up stall to raise money for famine victims in north Jiangsu province. Double luckiness. 


date: 1907-03-09
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801251
trove_id: 26801251
description:
Notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association for the name change into Chinese Empire Reform Association (diguo xianzheng hui) rather than the Chinese National Constitutional Reform Association (guomin xianzheng hui).


date: 1907-03-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801251
trove_id: 26801251
description:
Special report. Meeting of the shareholders of the Hankou-Guangzhou railway will be held on February 20.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801251
trove_id: 26801251
description:
China news. Laughingstock of Yang Shu, Chinese ambassador to Tokyo, while he entertains Japanese university presidents. Chinese government finds itself in a dilemma of opium ban and tax collection and a case report in south China. Bandit chieftain Liu Jiayun of the Yangtze River area has been captured. Shanghai is building a navy school. Two student revolutionaries returned from Japan, Quan Daohan and Sun Shaohou, have been captured in Nanjing. Chaos in Weihui county, Henan province, during which churches burned to ashes and schools attacked by local residents. Proposal to issue government bonds in order to raise enough funds for constitutional reform. 


date: 1907-03-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801250
trove_id: 26801250
description:
Guangdong news. Educational authority in Guangdong orders students and teachers to wear pigtails but nobody follows. New governor Zhou Fu's opinion on opium ban. Zhou Fu censors newspaper publishing and freedom of speech by issuing new regulation. Magistrate of Nanhai county talks on social functions of newspapers. Dispute over qualification of shareholders of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Governor Duan Fang of Jiangsu province sends envoy to raise funds in Guangdong for disaster relief in north Jiangsu. Guangdong officials and students in Beijing, including Dai Hongci, respond to the dispute over the Hankou-Guangzhou railway. Zhou Fu orders to investigate and punish human traffic convict. 


date: 1907-03-09
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801250
trove_id: 26801250
description:
Former Chinese ambassador to London Sha Daoyi criticises interference of foreign missionaries with Chinese local administration.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801250
trove_id: 26801250
description:
Special report. Abstract of a letter from Chinese department of foreign affairs to the British mission in Beijing in regards to opium ban.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801250
trove_id: 26801250
description:
First part of the report submitted by Mai Hongjun on local self-government, navy tax, women's education and Chinese students overseas.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801255
trove_id: 26801255
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association says, although its Chinese name has been changed to diguo xianzheng hui (Chinese Empire Constitutional Reform Association), its English names will remain the same (Chinese Empire Reform Association).


date: 1907-03-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801255
trove_id: 26801255
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Australia donates to the famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Names listed.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801255
trove_id: 26801255
description:
Miscellaneous comment. National flower in China, Japan, France, America, Scotland, Spain and Canada. The United States after 100 years from now. An American rich man donates to the international peace conference. Silver can be turned into gold in America.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801255
trove_id: 26801255
description:
The first bank notes that was issued between 1368 and 1399 by the Ming dynasty is now in British museum. A paper house built in Germany.


date: 1907-03-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801254
trove_id: 26801254
description:
Chinese businessmen are reminded to report their income and expenditure to the government department.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801259
trove_id: 26801259
description:
Editorial. Power of newspaper and its publication in different countries, including Germany, Britain, America, Australia, China, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801259
trove_id: 26801259
description:
Survey. Population in civilised countries around the world: China, Russia, United States, Germany, Japan, Britain, France, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Spain and Australia.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801259
trove_id: 26801259
description:
China news. Robert Hart still controls post services in China and an analysis of the reason. Zhang Zhidong appointed to supervise revision of the missionary pact. Duan Fang will continue to be governor of Jiangsu. Beijing University students protest against the compulsory graduation service required by educational authority. A young Manchurian man commits suicide in order to awaken the nation. Wang Wenshao is determined to retire. Tie Liang and his capability. A Chinese diplomat in Milan International Fair leaves his post without permission and runs away with a French girl. Shang Qiheng tries to secure the position of imperial commissioner in Shandong province but failed. Chinese students in Japan fight for ownership of railway in Guangxi province as rumours say France has secured the railway ownership. Revolutionaries captured in Jiangning (Nanjing), Taixing, Jiangxi and other places. Chinese ambassador to Japan requests to ban revolutionary newspaper that is printed in Tokyo and available in China. Han nationality officials will be allowed to take national defence positions on the border area. German business in Manchuria. Proposal to use Western calendar. New strategy to manage religious followers. Returned students are required to study Chinese for two more years. Chinese government discusses local administration in Manchuria.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801258
trove_id: 26801258
description:
Guangdong news. Physical exercise emphasised in Guangdong schools. Zhou Fu impeached in Beijing. Qin Chunxuan interferes with the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project. Zhou Fu promotes mineral production. Revolutionaries are planning to start armed struggle on the Chinese New Year eve. Zhou Fu imposes strict censorship upon newspaper publication. Qin Chunxuan and Zhang Zhidong close down some newspapers. Gold mining in Yangjiang county. Teenage students are prohibited from smoking. Women's normal school to be set up in Beijing.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801258
trove_id: 26801258
description:
Big warships in different countries including Britain, France, Japan, Italy, Germany, America, Russia, and Austria.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801258
trove_id: 26801258
description:
First part of report submitted by Mai Hongjun on local self-government, navy tax, women's education and Chinese students overseas.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801263
trove_id: 26801263
description:
Translation. Ningbo fellows, of Zhejiang province, write to an English newspaper in regards to opium ban, British responsibility and Chinese people's obligation on this matter.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801263
trove_id: 26801263
description:
Revised self-governing regulations of Dongguan gong yi tang, an association of Dongguan fellows in Sydney.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801262
trove_id: 26801262
description:
Chinese Reform Association (wei xin hui) in Adelaide, a reform association of Chinese fellows in South Australia, agrees to become a branch of the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association. 


date: 1907-03-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801262
trove_id: 26801262
description:
Number of foreigners living in New South Wales, including Chinese, German, Swedish, American, French, Italian, Dane, Russian, Austrian, and others.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801262
trove_id: 26801262
description:
Organised by Zhu He and Liu Bingshu, Chinese businessmen in Adelaide, South Australia, gather and donate to famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui province.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801262
trove_id: 26801262
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney will celebrate the birthday of Kang Youwei.


date: 1907-03-16
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801265
trove_id: 26801265
description:
Special report. First part of a survey of Tengyue district in Yunnan province, for local residents, natural resources and others.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801267
trove_id: 26801267
description:
Comments on current affairs. Chinese government is a government with heart disease by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801267
trove_id: 26801267
description:
Import statistics of 11 Chinese ports ten years ago (1897): Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tianjin, Hankou, Shantou, Zhenjiang, Zhigang, Fuzhou, Xiamen, and Wuhu.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801267
trove_id: 26801267
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong. Report on Guangdong Public School (gong xue) and other schools in Guangzhou. Conflict between reform and conservative parties in Beijing. Dispute over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 2-3
column: d-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801267
trove_id: 26801267
description:
China news. Tie Liang and Wang Wenshao discuss to set up navy school in six places. Chinese government takes precautions against all returned students from overseas for their possible revolutionary involvement. Tie Liang tells Duan Fang, governor of Jiangsu province, that all revolutionaries should be punished severely. Chinese students in Japan send telegram to Beijing authority fighting for ownership of the Guangxi railway. Liu Shixun, Chinese ambassador to France, and Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to Britain, are urged by the government to negotiate with French authority over a trade agreement on the border with Thailand. Empress Dowager rebukes Dai Hongci for his reform proposal. Japan sets up a special school to admit Chinese students for postal communication training. Duan Fang applies for a loan from Hankou bank for disaster relief in the north but has been refused. Zhang Zhongyuan, returned student from America, has been appointed to manage the railway bank in Sichuan province. Preparation underway to celebrate 70th birthday of Prince Qing. Yuan Shikai arrests a spy in his mansion. Duan Fang likes to set up school for overseas Chinese children. Flooding and statistics of casualties in north Anhui province. Number of famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui province. 


date: 1907-03-23
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801266
trove_id: 26801266
description:
Guangdong news. The provincial government authority takes strict precautions against possible revolutionary rebellion in Guangzhou. New governor Zhou Fu says the railway dispute should be shelved for a while. Bandit Liu Ziliang is now under custody. Bandits in Xinning county kidnap Mr He and demand ransom. Feud and fighting between two clans in Jiaying county, Huang and Jiang, claim two lives and leave seven people seriously injured. Renovation of the governor's office has been completed and banquet organised to celebrate the Western-style project. Zhang Bishi is elected chairman of the Guangdong commercial society. Several girl schools in Guangzhou are to be dissolved for their dissidence or mismanagement.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801266
trove_id: 26801266
description:
San Diego authority changes its policy on the enrolment of Japanese children in Western schools. American President Roosevelt signs a law which prohibits Japanese nationals immigrating from Mexico, Canada and Hawaii.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801271
trove_id: 26801271
description:
Important report. Second and final part of the foreword to China News (zhongguo xin bao) written by Yang Du.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801271
trove_id: 26801271
description:
Building of the railway network in China, story of Jiulong Mountain in east Guangdong and conflict between China and Britain over the territory.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801271
trove_id: 26801271
description:
Important news. American businessman Rockefeller likes to donate millions of dollars to help education in China. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801270
trove_id: 26801270
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrates the 50th birthday of Kang Youwei, chairman of the association. Attendants include Liu Ruxing, Xian Junhao, Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Tang Caizhi and 60 others. They also send a telegram and a medal to Kang Youwei in New York.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801270
trove_id: 26801270
description:
Sugar-cane growing in Queensland will only employ white workers in order to ensure the white Australia.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801270
trove_id: 26801270
description:
Report from Suva, Fiji, says three Japanese warships are visiting Hawaii, Wellington in New Zealand, Brisbane, and Singapore. And comments by Tung Wah times.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801270
trove_id: 26801270
description:
Reader Huang Caifeng of New South Wales writes and calls on Chinese fellows to donate to famine victims in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801273
trove_id: 26801273
description:
Special report. Second part of the survey of Tengyue district in Yunnan province, for local residents, natural resources and others.


date: 1907-03-23
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801273
trove_id: 26801273
description:
Picture and description of the proposed headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association that to be built in Guangzhou, China, prepared by the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
A notice from the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association says some other Chinese organisations in Australia, although they also advocate reform, are not their comrades.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
Tung Wah Times cries for help on behalf of the flooding and famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
Editorial. Tung Wah Times explains why urgent help and donations are needed in the flooding and famine area of north Jiangsu and Anhui province.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
Miscellaneous news. Population of the world 300 years from now: America, Australasia, China and Japan, and other parts of the world.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
A report, prepared by Zhong Zhuojing, says Nanyang School in Guangzhou starts training preschool teachers.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
China news. Foreign missions in Beijing deny a rumour which claims some foreign governments support revolutionary rebellion in China. Japanese ambassador in Beijing notifies Chinese government establishment of customs office and appointment of officers in Dalian and other Manchurian cities. Several small Japanese liner companies have formed a big one for liner services from Hong Kong to Guangzhou, Dalian and other Yangtze River ports. Tang Shaoyi has transferred his supervision responsibility on railway building to the Ministry of Communications. Chinese army to set up high schools to train military personnel in Tianjin, Nanjing (Jiangning), Wuchang, and Gansu. Zhang Zhidong suggests China should not join Berne Copyright Union, the International Convention For The Protection Of Literary And Artistic Works. Ministry of Communications has no staff working in the office. Recent news about Qin Chunxuan. Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to Britain, and Hu Weide, Chinese ambassador to Russia, jointly suggest to open Tibet to the outside world. Fujian governor Chong Shan says Fuzhou Shipyard to be commercialised and recommends Chen Baoshen the chief-manager. Chinese soldiers to be ranked. Qu Hongji controls the Cabinet. Imperial scholar Huang Changnian impeaches Prince Qing for bribery. Russia is planning to return coal mines in Heilongjiang province to China. Zai Ze has been promoted in the imperial court.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801275
trove_id: 26801275
description:
Guangdong news/ Ye En, of Huayi (Wah Yik) Company of Hong Kong, is trying to set up a tram company in Jiangmen city. Following the widespread banditry, Guangdong authority now agrees civilian people to purchase guns for the purpose of self-defence. Nanhai county reforms its detention centres which is pioneering. Wu Shouquan, a native of Shunde county and son of Wu Jieming, becomes Chinese ambassador to Germany. Guangzhou to build headquarters for the recently-recruited New Army (xin jun). Guangzhou authority to build public girls schools. Ministry of Communications responds to complaints of Guangzhou businessmen on financial disputes with their Hong Kong partners. Guangdong's share of the Boxer Indemnity and the repayment.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801274
trove_id: 26801274
description:
More than 3,700 women in Britain and Ireland submit petition to the House of Commons and oppose women's freedom. 


date: 1907-03-30
page: 3
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801274
trove_id: 26801274
description:
Hawaiian governor helps to collect donations for the famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui province.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801274
trove_id: 26801274
description:
Railway news. Auditor's report on the share contributions in Hong Kong towards the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801274
trove_id: 26801274
description:
Letter from reader. An old reader writes and calls for donation to famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui province.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
Selected article. An article selected from the Eastern Times of Shanghai on the corruption in the Hankou-Guangzhou railway project.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
Chinese and western communities in Adelaide donate to the flooding and famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Names listed.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
Kaleidoscope of the world. Average age of marriage in Britain, Germany, France, Norway and Russia. Emperor of Turkey is the richest king of the world. Nearly one third of the world's population are Christians. There are 2,754 languages around the world. British coal mines had 2,189 casualties in 1906. Expenditure to dig the Suez Canal. Kremlin in Moscow has the biggest clock in the world. South America has the highest volcano of the world.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Name list of new members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney. A letter from Kang Youwei in Spain to the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
Notice to English students. Tung Wah Times informs readers who wish to learn English about how they can register for a western teacher.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801279
trove_id: 26801279
description:
Revised self-governing regulation of Dongguan gong yi tang, an association of Dongguan fellows in Sydney.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801278
trove_id: 26801278
description:
Readers in Rockhampton, Queensland, report that several Chinese shops and fellows are penalised for opium smuggling.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801278
trove_id: 26801278
description:
Population in the capital of six Australian states: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Perth, and Hobart.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801278
trove_id: 26801278
description:
Commonwealth government of Australia tries to separate Northern Territory from South Australia. Warning message to some Chinese fellows who entice Aboriginal girl away from their home.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801278
trove_id: 26801278
description:
Western and Chinese businessmen in Adelaide and Melbourne donate to famine victims in north Jiangsu and Anhui province. Politicians in Adelaide also help to collect donations.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801278
trove_id: 26801278
description:
Survey. Comparison of navy expenditure in Britain, Russia, Germany, France, United States, Austria and Hungary, Italy and Japan.


date: 1907-03-30
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801281
trove_id: 26801281
description:
Special report. Third and final part of the survey of Tengyue district in Yunnan province, for local residents, natural resources and others.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801283
trove_id: 26801283
description:
Editorial. A brief history of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, selected from New China News (xin zhongguo bao) of Hawaii.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801283
trove_id: 26801283
description:
Correspondence from Honolulu. Chinese Empire Reform Association in Honolulu has a grand ceremony on the Chinese New Year to celebrate the change of its Chinese name from bao huang hui to di guo xian zheng hui.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801283
trove_id: 26801283
description:
China news. Chinese foreign ministry transfers Chinese students in European countries to the Institute of Reserved Talents (chu cai guan) in Beijing. Report on recent development in Fengtian (Shenyang) such as corruption of officialdom, diplomatic negotiation with Japanese, rumours on governor Zhao Er'tuan, social security, and railway building and transportation. Negotiation between China and Russia on establishment of customs office in Manzhouli and Suifenhe and the agreements achieved. Officials' responsibility in the Department of Communications. Chinese Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce asks local authority and military general in E'tuoke of Suiyuan (Hebei) province to redeem the coal mine that was mortgaged to a church. Governor of Zhili province Yuan Shikai forbids Chinese labourers to leave for Panama Canal. Chinese ambassador to Japan reports his investigation on Sun Yatsen's followers among Chinese students there. Girl schools in Xiamen (Amoy) and their achievements. 


date: 1907-04-06
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801282
trove_id: 26801282
description:
Guangdong news. Army school in Guangzhou expands following increased student enrollment. Streets in Dongmenwai of Guangzhou paved. Duan Fang notifies Guangdong authorities that Sun Yatsen and his followers are wanted and will be punished without leniency. Zheng Taozhai, chief supervisor of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou, seeks to resign for the ninth time. Headquarters of Guangdong army and navy are merged and move to Guangzhou. Governor Duan Fang sets up office in Guangzhou seeking donations to famine victims of north Jiangsu province. Guangdong governor Zhou Fu to ban people traffic overseas. Nanhai county builds new and reformed prison. Guangdong authority provides privileges to returned Chinese from overseas. 


date: 1907-04-06
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801282
trove_id: 26801282
description:
Wife of Prince of Britain agrees to contribute to the Australian Women's Exhibition that will be held in Melbourne.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801282
trove_id: 26801282
description:
Alarm from Guangdong. Lin Yik Tong of Sydney receives a telegram from Guangzhou saying rice prices there are very high which has caused some social chaos. Overseas Chinese fellows are called to donate in order to stabilise the market.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801282
trove_id: 26801282
description:
Report. American government and Japanese community jointly sue Californian educational authority for discriminative enrolment of Japanese students in American school. And further report on the lawsuit.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801282
trove_id: 26801282
description:
Miscellaneous report. Amount of British national debt (yearly) from 1892 to 1906. The age of kings, emperors or presidents in various countries: China, Britain, Germany, Austria, France, Japan, Russia, Italy and the United State of America.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801289
trove_id: 26801289
description:
First part of chronicle of events of China in 1906 (education, military, finance and industry), selected from Commercial Daily (shang bao) of Hong Kong.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801289
trove_id: 26801289
description:
Philanthropism. American Red Cross donates to famine victims of north Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. Red Cross in San Francisco donate to famine victims of north Jiangsu province. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801289
trove_id: 26801289
description:
Translations. More than 250,000 Jews fled Russia last year. King Edward VII of Britain postpones his visit to Spain. Italian government talks to Austro-Hungary on disarmament issues. Epidemic disease in India has claimed thousand of lives in a week.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801289
trove_id: 26801289
description:
Queen Victoria receives much mail each day. Temperature of human body. Russia had 38 ethnic nationalities. Liechtenstein has no army. Princess of Turkey has the most expensive wedding garment. A woman in Germany has been sleeping for 17 years. Members of a no-kiss association in America refuse to kiss anybody. Precocious children in India. An American journalist dictates all his report.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801284
trove_id: 26801284
description:
Victoria state to ban import of apple, banana and other fruits. Statistics of fruit import of Victoria. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801284
trove_id: 26801284
description:
University of Edinburgh awards Alfred Deakin, Prime Minister of Australia, honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801284
trove_id: 26801284
description:
Australian commonwealth government seeks to separate Northern Territory from South Australia. Further report on the Northern Territory and number of Chinese labourers there.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801284
trove_id: 26801284
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney calls on donations to flooding victims in Jiangsu and Guangdong provinces. Names listed.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801287
trove_id: 26801287
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Letter from Kang Youwei in New York to the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1907-04-06
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801287
trove_id: 26801287
description:
Chinese community in Sydney donates to the building of headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Guangzhou. Nearly 100 names listed.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801291
trove_id: 26801291
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Chinese diplomat in Tokyo illegally searches student's bedroom in order to find revolutionaries. Chinese students in Japan and their distribution. Chinese ambassador in Tokyo talks to Japanese universities on the management of Chinese students there.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801291
trove_id: 26801291
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese communities in New York and Canada fight for equal education among Chinese and American students.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801291
trove_id: 26801291
description:
China news. Emperor Guangxu looks healthy. Revolutionary Liu Zhengyi (Jing'an), captured in Hankou, has confessed that they are preparing for armed uprising. A Briton and a Chinese, of Nanhai county in Guangdong, are detained in Tianjin railway station for smuggling gunpowder. Several revolutionary party members arrested in Nanjing and their confession. Japanese government deports Sun Yatsen who is probably on the way to Singapore. Wu Chongxi, an official of the Ministry of Communications, suggests to raise funds to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Liang Dunyan and Zhou Changling are planning the railway from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Budget and expenditure for Beiyang Army in the past two years. Chinese government sends Liang Qinggui to liaison with Chinese communities in America, to promote traditional education among overseas Chinese communities and to reinforce their patriotism. Imperial scholars, including Zhang Ruiyin, suggests to encourage returned students to learn Chinese literature in order to preserve the cultural quintessence. Report on celebration of the Lantern Festival in Shantou and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801290
trove_id: 26801290
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Zhou Fu to impose restrictions on employment of house maid-servant. Smoking paraphernalia are still in great demand and many people from north come to buy in Foshan. An example of ridiculous superstition from Nanhai county. General Li Zhisheng punishes severely all soldiers who are addicted to opium. Bandits ransack all shops in Shuidong town of Dianbai county. Report on a case of robbery in Xinhui county. Report on the local self-government and the achievement in Dongguan county. Military budget for Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Zhou Fu replies to recommendations of former governor Qin Chunxuan. Guangdong army to set up a military high school. 


date: 1907-04-13
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801290
trove_id: 26801290
description:
Two British tourists are injured near Xiamen (Amoy) of Fujian province and seek compensation from Chinese government.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801290
trove_id: 26801290
description:
George Morrison, journalist of The Times, reports that Chinese government has given up their application for loans form Britain and Germany for the railway building from Tianjin to Nanjing. The government seeks to employ Chinese labourers.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801290
trove_id: 26801290
description:
Overseas Chinese students. Two Chinese students in Cornell University, Tan Tianchi and Guan Jingxin, and their achievements.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801295
trove_id: 26801295
description:
Letter from Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to Britain, to Tung Wah Times and Chinese communities in Australia regarding enrolment of overseas Chinese children in Nanjing schools.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801295
trove_id: 26801295
description:
Second part of chronicle of events of China in 1906 (business, disaster, internal chaos, internal politics, foreign relation), selected from Commercial Daily (shang bao) of Hong Kong.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801295
trove_id: 26801295
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on reform of civil service system in China, intention of retirement of some officials such as Yuan Shikai, and China's learning from the West.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801295
trove_id: 26801295
description:
Miscellaneous report. Wang Xiufeng, medical school teacher, and Huang Yuanzhu have modern wedding in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801295
trove_id: 26801295
description:
Constitutional magazine arrives. Magazines published by the Institute of Constitutional Research in Shanghai have arrived and now available from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801294
trove_id: 26801294
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association and Tung Wah Times call for donations to flooding victims in China. Donations can be sent to On Chong & Co on 223 George Street, Wing Sang & Co on 22 Campbell Street, Tiy Loy & Co on Botany Road, or Sun Suey Wah & Co on 75-77 Campbell Street, Sydney.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801294
trove_id: 26801294
description:
Labour party in New Zealand suggests banning entry of Chinese and other Asian immigrants and to advocate white New Zealand policy.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801294
trove_id: 26801294
description:
Twelve gamblers, eleven Chinese and one Indian, are detained in Castlereagh Street, Sydney, and punished.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801294
trove_id: 26801294
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Adelaide donates to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-04-13
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801297
trove_id: 26801297
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association to build headquarters in Guangzhou. Members of the association in Sydney donate to the building project, and their names listed.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801299
trove_id: 26801299
description:
Important report. George Morrison reports that Tang Shaoyi has been removed from the department of foreign ministry and appointed as imperial commissioner of Fengtian (Liaoning) province. China to rejuvenate its navy. Detained report on flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801299
trove_id: 26801299
description:
China news. Department of foreign affairs suggests to increase salary of Chinese diplomat overseas. Board of Revenue retains Chen Jintao and Zhang Yuquan. Chinese ambassador to Paris Liu Shixun says China should take every precaution against French who are seeking to build the Simao railway in Yunnan province, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Xi Liang has been appointed governor of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces. Qin Chunxuan is appointed governor of Sichuan. Zhu Baokui to replace Wang Daxie as ambassador to London. Revolutionary Liu Jing'an (Jiayun) is interrogated in Hankou and his confession, while American consul, American and British missionaries demand his release. Duan Fang and the capture of revolutionary Sun Yujun. Chinese government has given up its plan to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Chinese communities in Nanyang jointly to ban opium smoking. Former British consul to Shanghai comments on China's railway loans. Lin Shaonian of the Cabinet is highly regarded by the imperial court. Zai Ze to be promoted. Chinese consul to Italy suggests overseas Chinese communities in every major cities should publish newspaper.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 3
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801298
trove_id: 26801298
description:
Guangdong news. Li Xi, a native of Panyu county, has been appointed Chinese consul to Peru. Hakka people in Guangdong (Xinning, Kaiping, Sihui, Heshan, Xinxing, Enping, Chixi and other counties): their conflict with local residents and their demand for equal treatment. Guangzhou has a new drama advising audience to quit opium smoking. Yang Shiqi comes to inspect the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Railway company in Guangzhou does not allow its employee to shirk responsibilities. Newspapers from Hong Kong may once again circulate in Guangdong. Zhou Fu invites Wu Tingfang to supervise  the railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Shares of the railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou now on sale. People in Dongguan on riots following the rice price going up. A further report on the riots in Dongguan. 


date: 1907-04-20
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801298
trove_id: 26801298
description:
Overseas Chinese students. Student supervisor Xu Er'yin has conflict with Chinese students in Tokyo for his investigation of revolutionaries.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801298
trove_id: 26801298
description:
Tung Wah column. Tung Wah Times makes comparison between China and Russia. Revolutionaries in China.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801304
trove_id: 26801304
description:
Correspondence. A special report from Dongguan on the rice riots there and response of the government authorities.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801304
trove_id: 26801304
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donates to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801303
trove_id: 26801303
description:
Colony conference in London is attended by governors of Australia and New Zealand. Chinese businessmen in Australia send telegram to Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador in London, request for his meeting with Australian prime minister Alfred Deakin to lift immigration restriction.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801303
trove_id: 26801303
description:
Miscellaneous report. Beijing Zoo to buy birds and other animals. Women's association in Beijing raises funds for flooding victims of Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801303
trove_id: 26801303
description:
Tung Wah column. Chinese government. Comments on selection of officials in the Beijing department of agriculture, industry and commerce.


date: 1907-04-20
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801306
trove_id: 26801306
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association to build its headquarters in Guangzhou. Members of the association in Sydney donate to the building project, and their names listed.


date: 1907-04-27
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801308
trove_id: 26801308
description:
Correspondence. Chinese students in Japan have conflict with Chinese embassy there. Chinese girl student Situ Caitao graduates with excellent performance from an American school in Warren.


date: 1907-04-27
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801308
trove_id: 26801308
description:
China news. Chinese ministry of communications imposes restrictions upon local governments when they apply for foreign loans to build railway. An imperial scholar comments on Zhang Zhidong. Prince Qing prefers independent judiciary which will start from Zhili and Guangdong provinces. China to dispatch plenipotentiaries to Portugal and Thailand. China to officialise the bureau of investment. Chinese army headquarters in Beijing only change some official titles for the reform. Wu Chongxi and Tang Shaoyi report the Empress Dowager advantage and benefit of railway. Chinese army sends 15 students to learn in France. China, Japan and Russia have agreed Songhua Jiang River to be an international river. Emperor Guangxu visits Prince Qing and asks for successor. Monogyny suggested. Qin Chunxuan has recovered immediately after being appointed governor of Sichuan. Conflict between Chinese local authority in Shanghai and Britain mission over the damage and compensation caused by chaos in the British settlement. 


date: 1907-04-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801307
trove_id: 26801307
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong authority to educate armymen. Conflict between anti-superstition and pro-superstition people in Shunde county and the casualties. Self-government conference in Shatian district of Dongguan county and the pioneering election. Governor Zhou Fu orders to purchase rice from Guangxi province in order to stabilise the rice market in Guangdong. Charity organisations in Guangzhou and Hong Kong help to stabilise rice market of Guangzhou. Bureau of Investment (zhao shang ju) in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Guangzhou are once again commercialised and a detailed report. 


date: 1907-04-27
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801312
trove_id: 26801312
description:
Business opportunity in Manchuria/ Shen Shoulian (Jiezhai), on behalf of Fengtian provincial government, invites investment from Chinese businessmen of Nanyang in railway, mining, inland navigation, fishing, planting, textile, and insurance.


date: 1907-04-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801311
trove_id: 26801311
description:
Representative of Queensland sugar industry tries to employ labourers in Vienna but not successful. Colony conference in London discusses development of Queensland of Australia.


date: 1907-04-27
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801311
trove_id: 26801311
description:
Australian business representatives report from China the commercial links between Australia and Asia.


date: 1907-04-27
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801314
trove_id: 26801314
description:
Chinese fellows in Sydney donate to the Ma family school in their hometown. Names listed for the donators.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801316
trove_id: 26801316
description:
Anti-Asiatic society organised in New Zealand and suggests to increase poll tax upon Chinese immigrants. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801316
trove_id: 26801316
description:
China news. Imperial kinsmen discusses the proposal for constitutional monarchy. Provincial authorities are asked to appoint school supervisor. Chinese education authority requires schools to use unified singing textbook. China might send a delegation to the celebration in America in September. Self-government plan proposed for Beijing district. Board of Revenue issues new policy on currency management. Board of Education to issue new regulation for student administration in China and overseas. A proposal to train imperial successors. Fengtian province to recruit and train new army. The case of Peng Yizhong has been concluded. Railway building materials will not exempt from taxation.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801315
trove_id: 26801315
description:
Guangdong news. Chinese central government requires local authorities to carefully select talents to deal with foreign affairs. Governor Zhou Fu bans rice exports from Guangdong in order to stabilise the market. Guangdong schools call for donations to famine victims in north Anhui province. New magistrate of Xiangshan county sets up telephone line in the office. Guangzhou to reform police school. Girl student Zhang Huizhen is refused to enrol in a teachers' school. Guangzhou sets up new office to manage the market. 


date: 1907-05-04
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801315
trove_id: 26801315
description:
British Colombia in Canada will bar immigrants including Indian and Japanese. Japan might protest against such decision.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801315
trove_id: 26801315
description:
Comments. Japan's immigration policy in the future, selected from New China News (xin zhongguo bao).


date: 1907-05-04
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801315
trove_id: 26801315
description:
A memorial report submitted by the department of foreign affairs on the accreditation and payment of Chinese diplomats overseas.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801320
trove_id: 26801320
description:
Comments. Four political puzzles in China. Zhang Zhidong uses many new words in his memorial report.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801320
trove_id: 26801320
description:
Scientific knowledge. How to remove stains from clothes. New light energy found in Russia. How to wash clocks.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801320
trove_id: 26801320
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801320
trove_id: 26801320
description:
Reader's letter. Reader Cheng Yongkang from Stanthorpe, Queensland, writes to Tung Wah Times saying Chinese community there donates enthusiastically to the famine victims of north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801319
trove_id: 26801319
description:
Brisbane Courier reports that Chinese envoy Huang Houcheng (Benfu) is now back to London and his suggestion for sending Chinese consul to Australia.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801319
trove_id: 26801319
description:
Yee Hing Society (yi xing hui) and the Chinese Empire Reform Association (bao huang hui) have a fight. Those involved include Chen Xilian, Huang Tang, Chen Lianke, and Mei Dongxing who is head of the Yee Hing Society. And comments by Tung Wah Times on this conflict.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801319
trove_id: 26801319
description:
Commonwealth government of Australia to administer the Northern Territory directly. There are now 1100 Chinese and 868 white men in the territory.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801319
trove_id: 26801319
description:
A Chinese man in Sydney tries to make profits while calling for donation to the famine victims of north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801322
trove_id: 26801322
description:
Special report. A letter from Wen Zongyue, Chinese businessman in Bangkok, Thailand, to the Beijing ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce.


date: 1907-05-04
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801322
trove_id: 26801322
description:
Branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association around the world celebrate the name change from bao huang hui to diguo xianzheng hui. A report on the celebrations.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801324
trove_id: 26801324
description:
Comments. An essay, written by anonymous author, on the relationship between Chinese literature and the civil administration in Chinese history.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801324
trove_id: 26801324
description:
Important report. Memorial report submitted by the ministry of civil affairs on the proposal to set up a general bureau to ban opium (jin yan zong ju).


date: 1907-05-11
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801324
trove_id: 26801324
description:
Statistics of national debt of France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Austria, America, Hungary, Germany and Belgium.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801324
trove_id: 26801324
description:
China news. Prince Qing has recovered and returned to work. Zhang Baixi, minister of communications, dies in Beijing. Beijing to send official inspecting the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Descendant of Confucius Kong Lingyi is to tour the East and West for educational investigation. Treasurer Pu Ting requires Yuan Shikai to submit his expense account. Lin Shaonian might be appointed governor of Yunnan province for negotiation with France. Manchurian police officer to be appointed in Beijing. Board of Civil Services meets new imperial scholars (juren) and jokes. Xu Shichang needs capable assistants before taking the governorship position of Manchuria. China sends judges to learn overseas. Principle for administration of Manchurian affairs. Army headquarters asks to store smokeless gunpowder carefully. Governor Duan Fang of Jiangsu province applies for tax exemption due to the flooding. Chinese government to publish a bulletin. Ministry of civil affairs suggests to set up spy school. Stamp duty will make up the loss of opium ban.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801323
trove_id: 26801323
description:
Guangdong news. French company is to join the building of railway from Beihai to Nanning, capital of Guangxi province. Governor Zhou Fu to purchase rice from Vietnam. Charity organisations in Hong Kong and Guangzhou have a meeting to stabilise the rice market. Preparation of railway building from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Zheng Guanying suggests to keep the railway company for the project from Hankou to Guangzhou. A concubine in Shunde county murders her husband and report on the case.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801323
trove_id: 26801323
description:
Australian taxation commissioner tells the colony conference in London that Australia should remain white forever.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801323
trove_id: 26801323
description:
A letter from Guangdong suggests boycotting American goods again in order to seek fair treatment of Chinese labourers in America.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801328
trove_id: 26801328
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801327
trove_id: 26801327
description:
An English newspaper in Charters Towers, Queensland, claims that leprosy is infected from Chinese. Translation of the English report. And a letter from Chinese readers there Cai Chengbiao and Cai Chengzhuang.


date: 1907-05-11
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801327
trove_id: 26801327
description:
Australian communities, both Chinese and Western, donate to the famine victims of north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801332
trove_id: 26801332
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney write to Wang Daxie, China's ambassador to London, and suggests promoting marine transportation in order to protect Chinese business. The appendix includes statistics of imports and export of the six Australian states in 1904.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801332
trove_id: 26801332
description:
Railway dispute. Deputy supervisor of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou elected illegally. Report on the company meeting on January 17 and February 20 and their resolutions. Beijing authority sends Wu Tingfang to inspect the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 2-3
column: d-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801332
trove_id: 26801332
description:
China news. Report on a cabinet meeting and its resolutions. Chinese government seeks financial assistance from overseas Chinese in order to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Yuan Shikai suggests to redeem from Japan the railway from Xinmintun to Fengtian in Manchuria. Russia seeks to sell the Dongqing railway to China but  is declined due to the high price. Imperial scholar Zhao Qilin suggests to delay the reform of local civil service system in order to deal with natural disasters. Proposal to confer imperial title to Kong Lingyi, descendant of Confucius. Power struggle between Qu Hongji, Tie Liang and Yuan Shikai. Chinese government to borrow foreign loans. Eight students sent to study engineer in the West. The ministry of communications to be dissolved. Supervisors have been appointed for the railway project from Chengdu to Hankou. A Briton is sentenced to ten years' imprisonment for smuggling gunpowder. Chinese government sends imperial relatives to learn navy in Britain and Germany. Chinese cabinet might be reshuffled and report on the proposal. Appointment of Xu Shichang and other important officials.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Guangdong news/ Former governor Qin Chunxuan sends telegram to Zhou Fu in regards to prison reform in Nanhai county. French ambassador requests that the mining projects in Gaoyao, Leizhou and Lianzhou should employ French engineer. A foreign consul in Guangzhou suggests to Governor Zhou Fu to set up court for joint hearing of Sino-foreign disputes. Zhou Fu recommends Wu Tingfang to supervise the railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Recent changes of county magistrates in Guangdong including Shunde, Zengcheng, Yingde, Haikang, Haifeng, and Xin'an counties. Suggestion to set up hospital to ban opium smoking. Rumours in Guangdong say imperial examination to be back and modern school will be closed. Xu Gui, a native of Xiangshan county, applies for bail but refused by Nanhai prison authority. Mobs in Xiangshan county smash a school. A arsenal factory in Guangzhou explodes.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Thirty-three rebels in Korea are arrested for attempting to assassinate five ministers who signed the protectorate treaty with Japan.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Danish government bars Russian revolutionaries to have a meeting in Copenhagen. The revolutionaries are on their way to London.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Japan and France sign a treaty on their interest in the Far East including Thailand. Germany worries about the report.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
British secretary of internal affairs and New Zealand governor have different opinions on the immigration policy of British colonies.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
A big passenger liner launched in Liverpool, Britain, is now on the way to New York with 3000 passengers.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Tsar of Russia at the end of his dictatorship. More than 80 rebellions are arrested for trying to assassinate the Tsar.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Japan and France sign a treaty to protect their interest in the Far East which makes Germany disappointed.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 3
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801331
trove_id: 26801331
description:
Survey. Number of Chinese in various countries: Thailand, Taiwan, Malay peninsula, Java islands, Hong Kong, America, Vietnam, Burma, Philippine islands, Macao, Asian part of Russia, Australasia, Japan, Korea, and Africa.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801338
trove_id: 26801338
description:
Report submitted by Imperial Commissioner and Governor of Jiangsu province on the revolutionary activities in their province and response of the provincial authorities.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801338
trove_id: 26801338
description:
Overseas Chinese student. Report on Chinese students in Tokyo and European countries and their activities.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801338
trove_id: 26801338
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Sydney donates to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801333
trove_id: 26801333
description:
Zhang Zhuoxiong (Cheong Chock Hong) sues a German steamship company for compensation for their failing to carry 105 Chinese from Hong Kong to Australia in 1900.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801333
trove_id: 26801333
description:
China purchases rice from the state of Victoria, Australia, for disaster relief in north Jiangsu and Anhui province.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801333
trove_id: 26801333
description:
A letter from Huang Houcheng, Chinese consul in London, to the Tung Wah Times and Chinese communities in Australia.


date: 1907-05-18
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801336
trove_id: 26801336
description:
Miscellaneous notes. The height of European kings and Queens. A man in France is sentenced to 101 years' imprisonment. Women's world in Africa and feminism. Income of writers. The smallest  newspaper in the world.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801340
trove_id: 26801340
description:
A notice from the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association says other Chinese organisations in Australia, although they also advocate reform, are not their comrades.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801340
trove_id: 26801340
description:
Essay. Constitutional reform should start with enlightened dictatorship, an essay written by an anonymous Manchurian author.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801340
trove_id: 26801340
description:
Imperial edict appoints Xu Shichang governor of Manchuria, Tang Shaoyi, Zhu Jiabao and Duan Zhigui imperial commissioner for each of the three northeast province.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801340
trove_id: 26801340
description:
Kowloon-Guangzhou Railway. A telegram from Governor Zhou Fu to the Cabinet in Beijing regarding the railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou. A reply from the Ministry of Communications in Beijing to Governor Zhou Fu regarding his report.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801340
trove_id: 26801340
description:
China news. Expense of the five ministers for the overseas tour on political investigation. Funeral of Zhang Baixi. Educational circles in Beijing to build a bronze status of Zhang Baixi. Governor of Zhili province Yuan Shikai reports his expenses in the past few years to purchase weapons. Lu Chuanlin and Zhang Zhidong assigned to supervise the railway project from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Plan of compulsory education proposed. Changes of officials in Beijing officialdom. Draft guideline to inspect Chinese armies. New governor of Manchuria Xu Shichang asks for big budget for the administrative reform in Manchuria. Liang Dingfen and Zhang Biao impeached. Germany recruits two Chinese teachers from China to work in Berlin.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801339
trove_id: 26801339
description:
Guangdong news. Annual financial report of the railway company from Hankou to Guangzhou. Chen Zili, on behalf of shareholders in Haifang, writes to the railway company. Survey and report on the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Governor Zhou Fu imposes new restriction on newspaper publishing in Guangdong. Bandit chieftain Liu Yuting in Xiangshan county has been arrested. Magistrate of Nanhai county seeks to resign. Magistrate of Gaoyao county has secured loans to purchase rice in order to alleviate the rice market. Gentry and government authorities in Yangjiang county work together to stabilise the rice market. General Li Xihou in Guangzhou donates rice to the needed. 


date: 1907-05-25
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801339
trove_id: 26801339
description:
Epidemic diseases in India claims tens of thousands of lives. Report on epidemics and casualties in India from 1896 to 1906.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801339
trove_id: 26801339
description:
Survey. Population of capital cities in the world: London, New York, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Chicago, Vienna, St Petersburg, and Beijing.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801344
trove_id: 26801344
description:
First part of report on the opening ceremony of the international fair in Tokyo, prepared by Chu Jiayou.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801344
trove_id: 26801344
description:
Important news.  Revolutionary tide may swallow Beijing. A foreigner in Tianjin purchases thousands of guns for Chinese revolutionaries.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801344
trove_id: 26801344
description:
Important correspondence. A letter from Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong acknowledges receipt of donations from Australian Chinese communities for famine victims in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801343
trove_id: 26801343
description:
Chinese businessmen Huang Zaixing, Huang Zaihong and Huang Yongyuan, on behalf of Huang's clan fellows in Sydney, write to Yu Shimei, educational officer in Guangdong, in regards to hooligan sabotage to school buildings in Xiangshan county.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801343
trove_id: 26801343
description:
Zhang Zhuoxiong, Huang Shiyan and Huang Laiwang, on behalf of Chinese communities in Melbourne, write to The Age calling for donations to famine victims in north Jiangsu, China.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801346
trove_id: 26801346
description:
Second and final part of foreword to the Academic Bulletin (xue bao) that to be published in Shanghai.


date: 1907-05-25
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801346
trove_id: 26801346
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Arts of architecture during the period of Qin, Han dynasties and the Three Kingdoms. Housemaid during Qin and Han dynasties.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801348
trove_id: 26801348
description:
News on the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Delegations from branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association around the world gather in New York. They call for donations from members of the association in order to set up the association school.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801348
trove_id: 26801348
description:
China news. Reform of the civil service system has been shelved. Yuan Shikai suggests China to dispatch warship to tour Nanyang. Nanjing after the chaos and report on refugees there. Relation between Qu Hongji and Tie Liang improved. Britain has agreed to accept navy students from China. Imperial commissioner of Zhejiang province to move thousands of people from Zhejiang to north Manchuria. Imperial scholar Cheng Chang suggests to open mine in Xinjiang. Russia returns to China some factories in Heilongjiang province. Na Tong resigns. Dai Hongci appointed to the department of foreign affairs. Sun Baoqi will replace Yang Shu as ambassador to Tokyo. Refugees rob rice shop in Zhejiang, Jiangsu province. Tea houses in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, are on strike for tax reduction. China and Japan reach agreement on the railway project from Fengtian (Shenyang) to Fuxin in Manchuria. A Suzhou businessman is beaten to death by tax officer in Anhui province. Businessman Liu to open a bank in Hankou with a French manager. Number of Japanese in Manchuria. Japan moves farmers to Manchuria. Shandong officials suggest to move farmers from Shandong to Manchuria. A foreign mission praises Prince Su.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801347
trove_id: 26801347
description:
Guangdong news. Magistrate of Lianzhou is dismissed for protection of a local Buddha temple. Public indignation over the training and certification at legal school in Xiangshan county. Dai Hongci and Wu Tingfang meet different favourbleness in the Beijing court. Governor Zhou Fu is under investigation for favouritism and interference with railway project and a further report. The railway from Hankou to Guangzhou may be officialised after some years. Shareholders in Penang request investigation over the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Ministry of Communications in Beijing rebukes Governor Zhou Fu for his interference. Self-government in Dongguan county has turned to be a pie in the sky. Further report on the explosion of Guangzhou arsenal.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801347
trove_id: 26801347
description:
White miners in South Africa are on strike. Number of white, Chinese and other miners in South Africa.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801347
trove_id: 26801347
description:
A Japanese restaurant in San Francisco is attacked and negotiation between Japanese and American governments over this matter. 


date: 1907-06-01
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801347
trove_id: 26801347
description:
Global report. Navy forces around the world. Import and export of Britain in 1906. Number of theatre in London. How long of the Pacific Railroad in Canada. Number of British immigrants to Canada.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801352
trove_id: 26801352
description:
Second and final part of report on the opening ceremony of the international fair in Tokyo, prepared by Chu Jiayou.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801352
trove_id: 26801352
description:
Important report. Report on another missionary case in Lianzhou, Guangdong province, where German church is attacked but missionaries are protected by local authorities. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801352
trove_id: 26801352
description:
Report submitted by imperial scholar Zhao Qilin suggests postponing reform of local civil service system.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801352
trove_id: 26801352
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Glen Innes, Queensland, donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801351
trove_id: 26801351
description:
Correction to the letter from Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong acknowledges receipt of donations from Australian Chinese communities for famine victims in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-06-01
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801351
trove_id: 26801351
description:
Miscellaneous report/ Zhang Baikui and his political achievement. Report on flying competition in France. Attempt to fly passenger by balloon.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801356
trove_id: 26801356
description:
Kang Youwei thanks members and branches of the Chinese Empire Reform Association around the world for the birthday message he received.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801356
trove_id: 26801356
description:
Comments on current affairs. Who is troublemaker for the chaos in Guangdong (Shantou, Xiamen and east part of Guangdong)?


date: 1907-06-08
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801356
trove_id: 26801356
description:
Chaos in east Guangdong. Report on revolutionary rebellion and social chaos in Shantou and Xiamen, response of government authorities, and recent development.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801356
trove_id: 26801356
description:
China news. Li Jingfang to replace Wang Daxie as Chinese ambassador to London. China to send a minister for overseas investigation every year. Board of Education proposes compulsory education and has drafted new regulations. Memorial service presented to Zhang Baixi. Three provinces in Manchuria are to be governed together. Zhang Zhidong impeached. French missionary in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, publicly attacks magistrate of Fengxin county Ma Zhenyi. Board of Revenue to apply for big amount of loans. Qin Chunxuan meets Empress Dowager and report on their talks. Qin Chunxuan appointed minister of communications while Zhao Er'tuan Sichuan governor. Ministry of Communications proposes to nationalise all railway after 25 years' commercial control. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Zhendong suggests to appoint American Chinese businessmen commercial advisor to the government but the proposal ignored. Telegram from Yunnan students in Japan to Sichuan governor Xi Liang. Revenue report on the railway from Beijing to Hankou and the profit. Guang Fenghe, magistrate of Haicheng county in Fengtian province, has been awarded for his education promotion.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801355
trove_id: 26801355
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Zhou Fu appoints Wu Tingfang and Zhang Zhenxun to supervise the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou. The railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou to have another deputy engineer. Liang Dingfen says the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou should go ahead. Zhang Zhenxun seeks to resign from supervision position of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Zheng Guanying seeks to resign from his railway company position. Shareholders in Shanghai send telegram to the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801355
trove_id: 26801355
description:
A Japanese restaurant in San Francisco is attacked. Protest from Japanese government and Japanese communities. American newspapers claim that there might be a war between Japan and America in the future.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801355
trove_id: 26801355
description:
Overseas Chinese students. Name of Chinese students and their subject in Tokyo universities. Chinese army sends students to France.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801364
trove_id: 26801364
description:
A declaration from Yang Xiao'ou, of Beijing newspaper, to form a personal self-government association.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801364
trove_id: 26801364
description:
Resolution on the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou. Copy of resolutions passed by the shareholder meeting on April 1.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801363
trove_id: 26801363
description:
A reply from Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to London, to Liu Ruxing and other Chinese businessmen in Sydney regarding immigration restriction in Australia and New Zealand.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801363
trove_id: 26801363
description:
A letter from Sydney council secretary to Liu Ruxing saying donations have been sent to famine victims in China.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801363
trove_id: 26801363
description:
Rev. Zhang Zhuoxiong sues a German steamship company for compensation but court has found the company not guilty.


date: 1907-06-08
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801366
trove_id: 26801366
description:
Meeting in Japan (International Youth and Students Conference, National Journalism Conference, Buddhist Conference, International Medical Conference, International Exhibition).


date: 1907-06-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801360
trove_id: 26801360
description:
First part of a report that Shengli (Sang Lee) company sets up museum of European and American arts in Hong Kong.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801360
trove_id: 26801360
description:
Fire in Shanghai destroys Eastern Times (shi bao), shen zhou bao, Guangzhi Bookshop, and many other shops.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801360
trove_id: 26801360
description:
British ambassador to Beijing interferes with mining project in Shanxi province. Liang Dunyan is accredited ambassador to the United States. Qin Chunxuan impeaches Tang Shaoyi, Chen Bi, and Xu Handu. Qin Chunxuan recommends Yu Shimei but impeaches Zhu Baokui. Qin Chunxuan is appointed minister of communications while Zhao Er'tuan governor of Sichuan province. Prince Gong, Yuan Shikai and Shen Jiaben will go on overseas investigation. Qin Chunxuan might replace Prince Qing. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Cheng is recalled to help taxation management. Chinese government seeks to employ electricity PhD graduates from America. Empress Dowager rebukes Prince Qing. Zhang Zhidong is called to Beijing for possible changes of Beijing officialdom. Qu Hongji and Qin Chunxuan are in clash. The bribery case of Duan Zhigui has been concluded. China is fighting to regain from Japan ownership of railway in south Manchuria. Three province (Zhili, Shandong and Jiangsu) are trying to build themselves the railway from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Revenue report of the South Manchuria Railway Company. Japanese newspaper praises Tang Shaoyi, newly appointed imperial commissioner to Fengtian.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801359
trove_id: 26801359
description:
Guangdong news. Xiong Xiling, assisted by overseas Chinese students, is planing to set up a global newsagency, and to publish an English magazine. Shareholders in Hankou have dispute with the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Army recruits new soldiers in Jiaying and response of local society, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Li Hongzhang's grandson Li Guojie marries a Beijing girl. Ye En (Huibo) sues the China Daily (Zhongguo ribao) in Guangzhou for defamation and is compensated. Nanqiang School in Shunde applies for training kindergarten teachers and a report on the school. Governor Zhou Fu changes his attitude on railway building after Qin Chunxuan appointed minister of communications.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801368
trove_id: 26801368
description:
A letter from Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador to Washington, to the Beijing ministry of foreign affairs regarding Chinese labourers in Panama Canal.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801368
trove_id: 26801368
description:
Important news. Report on the motoring racing from Beijing to Paris. Negotiation and relation between America and Japan. Japan's negotiation and trade agreement with Russia and France.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801368
trove_id: 26801368
description:
Tung Wah column. Gold casting to be banned and comments by Tung Wah Times. The end of imperial relatives. Qualifications. Questions for imperial examination. Chinese cabinet (jun ji). Western style army uniform.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801368
trove_id: 26801368
description:
Special report. Shanxi students in Japan write to Yuan Shikai regarding the foreign exploitation of mining resources in Shanxi province.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801367
trove_id: 26801367
description:
A Chinese carpenter shop in Oxford Street, Sydney, is on fire and several neighbouring shops also burned to ashes.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801367
trove_id: 26801367
description:
China in Western newspapers. Chinese central government reports that more than 150,000 rifles are smuggled from Hawaii to south China and that will be used for rebellions. Local governments in south China are taking every precaution against such rebellion. Tianjin authority finds weapons in a foreign mansion. Landmines found in Sanjiangcun, Guangdong, which claims hundreds of lives.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801367
trove_id: 26801367
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Chinese students in a Tokyo university. Chinese embassy in Tokyo reports to Beijing situations of Chinese students. Chinese women students in Japan. Report on the international fair in Tokyo.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801370
trove_id: 26801370
description:
Special report. Board of Education in Beijing replies to Xiong Xiling on his proposal to set up a global newsagency.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801370
trove_id: 26801370
description:
Miscellaneous report. Salary of journalist in America. A railway company in Canada offers reward for street name. Belgian authority auctions Waterloo battlefield. Britain has the smallest colony. History of desk used by American president.


date: 1907-06-15
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801370
trove_id: 26801370
description:
Jokes. A sharp and civilised weapon. Zhang Ji's poem and analysis. Confucian master Zhu Xi and an invitation.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801372
trove_id: 26801372
description:
Second and final part of a report that Shengli (Sang Lee) company sets up museum of European and American arts in Hong Kong.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801372
trove_id: 26801372
description:
China news. American government will refund China some Boxer Indemnity. Guangxi students in Japan write to Beijing authority trying to regain railway ownership from French. Fan Zengxiang, another diehard, dies. Chinese ambassador to London Wang Daxie is returning. Qin Chunxuan proposes reform of civil service system. Both Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong want to abolish the agreement with Britain and Germany on the railway project from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. German ambassador to Beijing sticks to the agreement on the railway project from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Japanese and Russian ambassadors in Beijing inquire China's policy in Manchuria. Qin Chunxuan and his protege following to Beijing. Wang Daxie, Liang Cheng and Hu Weide, respectively Chinese ambassadors to Britain, America and Russia, jointly warn Chinese government that the Japan-France treaty would be harmful to China. Yuan Shikai and Qin Chunxuan may form an alliance. Britain welcomes Li Jingfang as ambassador to London. Yuan Shikai's relation with Li Lianying and Tie Liang. Tang Shaoyi is reluctant to take his office as imperial commissioner of Fengtian province. Lu Chuanlin and Wu Tingfang have different views on the time limit of commercialised railway. Report on the officialdom of Jilin province. Chinese government sends two naval vessels to tour Nanyang together with the government envoy Cai Tinggan.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 3
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801371
trove_id: 26801371
description:
Guangdong news. Report on clashes between government authority and local residents over the lopping of fengshui trees in Lechang county, and comments by Tung Wah Times. After graduation from American universities, some Guangdong students have returned to work in China while others are to study in Europe. Memorial service in Guangzhou to Zhang Baixi (Wenda). Governor Zhou Fu entertains Wu Tingfang in Guangzhou. Fengshan school in Xiangshan county removes Mao Enxi, a diehard principal, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Qin Chunxuan recommends Hu Guolian (Zichun) to be promoted. Friendship between Qin Chunxuan and Yu Huiruo.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801371
trove_id: 26801371
description:
Japanese community in San Francisco demands compensation from local authorities for damagers to a Japanese restaurant.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801371
trove_id: 26801371
description:
Governor of South Africa is determined to send back all Chinese miners (around 55,000) within next two years.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801371
trove_id: 26801371
description:
Tsar of Russia dissolves the parliament. Uproar of the parliament dissolution. A national election to be called. And report on the future parliament.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801378
trove_id: 26801378
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong. Report on the exhibition of American and European arts in Hong Kong by Shengli company.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801378
trove_id: 26801378
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Australia (Sydney and Perth) donates to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1907-06-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801373
trove_id: 26801373
description:
History of Australian colonies. Population growth of Australia from 1830 to 1906. Railway development in the six Australian states from 1870 to 1905. Statistics of import and export of the six Australian states from 1840 to 1904. Debt statistics of the six Australian states from 1860 to 1905. 


date: 1907-06-29
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801380
trove_id: 26801380
description:
Detailed report on the rebellion in Chaozhou, Shantou area and response of the government authorities. 


date: 1907-06-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801380
trove_id: 26801380
description:
China news. Qin Chunxuan is seriously ill. Chinese ministry of communications is considering borrowing money for the railway project in Hubei province. Corruption of the railway building in Hunan province. Women students in Nanjing apply for overseas study but their application was refused by Governor Duan Fang. Xu Shichang tries to protect Tang Shaoyi. Zhang Zhidong suggests that railway should be nationalised after 30 years. China in negotiation with Britain and Germany over the railway project from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Chinese army sets budget for sending students overseas. Lu Zhengxiang, has been appointed Chinese ambassador to the International Peace Conference. Earthquake in Xinjiang province and report on the casualties. Board of Law suggests to change the banishment laws. 


date: 1907-06-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801379
trove_id: 26801379
description:
Guangdong news. Qin Chunxuan might replace Duan Fang as governor of Jiangsu province, and Duan Fang to replace Zhou Fu. A theatre in Xinhui county is burned to ashes. Compensation and relief to the victims of arsenal explosion in Guangzhou. Guangzhou authority to clean the streets. Hu Guolian (Zichun) has an investigation on mining resources in Panyu county and Hainan island. A letter from chief engineer of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway to the chief supervisor. Correspondence between governor Zhou Fu and the ministry of communications in Beijing. 


date: 1907-06-29
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801379
trove_id: 26801379
description:
Business associations in Japan protest against American government for attacking Japanese restaurant in San Francisco.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801379
trove_id: 26801379
description:
Correspondence from Shanghai. An international fundraising fete in Shanghai for flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. 


date: 1907-06-29
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801379
trove_id: 26801379
description:
Translation. Mexico Chinese Bank (mo hua yin hang) is to build a tram line and a playground for investment.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801384
trove_id: 26801384
description:
A notice from the Mexico Chinese bank says the shares price will be increased later. A letter from Huang Kuanzhuo, manager of the Mexico Chinese bank, to Kang Youwei regarding operation and profit of the bank.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801384
trove_id: 26801384
description:
Actual number of overseas Chinese (in Japan, Korea, Asian part of Russia, Macao, Hong Kong, Malaya peninsula, Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Taiwan, Philippines islands, Java islands, Africa, Australia, America and European countries). A survey of railway in Vietnam. A survey of Chinese graduates from Tokyo Law School.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801384
trove_id: 26801384
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese community in Queensland donates to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801383
trove_id: 26801383
description:
Statistics on trade (import and export) and immigration (immigrants and emigrants) of Australia from January to April 1907.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801383
trove_id: 26801383
description:
More than 1,300 Australian citizens are returning from South Africa and need financial assistance from the federal government.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801383
trove_id: 26801383
description:
A Chinese man in Sydney is penalised for illegally storing opium. Some Chinese shops in Sydney are found selling opium.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801383
trove_id: 26801383
description:
Report on the Australian Northern Territory. The Commonwealth government is planning to govern the territory directly.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801383
trove_id: 26801383
description:
Donations to building headquarters of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Guangzhou. Names listed.


date: 1907-06-29
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801386
trove_id: 26801386
description:
Political disturbance. Zhao Qilin impeaches Duan Zhigui and other government officials. Imperial edicts that remove some officials. 


date: 1907-07-06
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801388
trove_id: 26801388
description:
A notice from Eastern Times in Shanghai says the newspaper is not available at the moment due to a fire.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801388
trove_id: 26801388
description:
Selections/ The economic problems in China, an essay prepared by Pan Shijie of Nanjing, Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801388
trove_id: 26801388
description:
Overseas Chinese students. News about Chinese students in Tokyo. Chinese embassy in Tokyo is accused of subsidising private students. Many Chinese students in Tokyo hospital. Other news about Chinese students in Japan.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801388
trove_id: 26801388
description:
China news. Chinese government has new policy for administration in Manchuria. China starts new policy for its ambassadorship overseas. Proposal to accept complaints from the people. Military parade will not be held this coming autumn. Tie Liang recommends Ma Yukun to be imperial commissioner of Heilongjiang province. Western newspaper investigates postal development in China in the past few years and the report. Governor of Gansu province agrees Belgian company to starting mining in their province and report on the process.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong customs authority is urged to pay Russia and France the interest of Boxer Indemnity. Guangdong to set up an agricultural school. Guangdong navy commander applies for payment increase to sailors. Foreign goods are selling well in Foshan after the market reform. Drama performance and gambling in Xinhui county claim casualties and injuries. Businessman Zhao Helin, of Nanhai county, seeks to employ some labourers for Dutch colony but is refused by local authorities. Specific strategies adopted by Guangdong authorities to ban opium trade and smoking.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
A German newspaper questions its government over the treaty signed between France and Japan and the German interest in China.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
Eight hundred Chinese labourers are leaving South Africa and on the way home after the expiration of their work contract. And comments by Tung Wah Times on the Chinese labourers in south Africa.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
Korea sends delegation to Hague Peace Conference to complain about Japanese occupation of their country.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Organisation committee has been finalised for the Tokyo international fair.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801387
trove_id: 26801387
description:
A notice to the English learners among Chinese communities. Mr Westward's English class, especially for Chinese learners, starts its second term.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801392
trove_id: 26801392
description:
Colony suffers. Local authority in Transvaal, South Africa, bans Chinese labourers from drinking wine, and a report on the case.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801392
trove_id: 26801392
description:
Important report. Governor Duan Fang, of Jiangsu province, writes to the educational officer in regards to selection of Chinese students to study in America, and number of scholarships offered by American universities.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801392
trove_id: 26801392
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese communities in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801391
trove_id: 26801391
description:
Lord Mayor of Armidale, New South Wales, calls for donations to the flooding victims in north Jiangsu province, China, and report on the fundraising activity.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801391
trove_id: 26801391
description:
Report on the Tokyo international fair and involvement of Australian and New South Wales governments


date: 1907-07-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801391
trove_id: 26801391
description:
Federal parliament of Australia rises. Parliament of New South Wales rises. And parliaments sit in South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland. 


date: 1907-07-06
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801391
trove_id: 26801391
description:
Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong acknowledges receipt of donations from Chinese Empire Reform Association and Chinese communities in Australia for the flooding victims in north Jiangsu province.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801394
trove_id: 26801394
description:
First part of a survey on Tibet: Lama, marriage, funeral, and other social customs. The route to tour Tibet. Copy of the Tibetan treaty signed between China and Britain. 


date: 1907-07-06
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801394
trove_id: 26801394
description:
Jokes. A company manufacturing officials. Town god (cheng huang) orders addicts to quit opium smoking.


date: 1907-07-06
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801394
trove_id: 26801394
description:
Number of foreign tourists in Japan in 1906. Number of hotels in Switzerland and the employment. Number of French farmers. An old map found in Italy. American women like to marry foreign aristocrats and the statistics of such marriage.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
Editorial. A letter from the Chinese communities in Nanyang Dutch colonies to the Beijing department of foreign affairs, and governors Yuan Shikai, Duan Fang and Zhou Fu. 


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
Editorial. Qin Chunxuan has been, once again, appointed governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, which reveals the capricious Chinese politics.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
Report submitted by Qin Chunxuan seeks to resign and to impeach Zhou Fu, current governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
Imperial edict. Imperial edict appoints Qin Chunxuan governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. (Zhou Fu has been removed from his position, while Chen Bi appointed minister of communications.)


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
Railway news. Railway company in Guangdong to hold a formal conference,  shareholders notified. Zheng Taozhai seeks to resign again.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801396
trove_id: 26801396
description:
China news. Wang Wenshao resigns and replaced by Qu Hongji. Chinese government notifies foreign missions that opium importing will be banned from January 1, 1908. Zai Ze, of the Board of Revenue, sends Chen Jintao for overseas investigation on currency system. New governor of Guangdong province Qin Chunxuan sends Wen Zongyao for salt investigation to India. Qin Chunxuan submits a memorial report on his appointment of Guangdong governor and his proposal in the report. Zhao Qilin after being removed from his official position. Complaint from local governors and imperial commissioners on political reform in China. Number of foreign troops in north China (respectively from Britain, France, Germany, America, Russia, Japan and Austria). Chinese army to have a military parade this coming autumn. Qin Chunxuan's proposals on military rejuvenation, mining and reform of civil service system. Ma Yukun and his army enter Mongolia for field training. Report on disputes between Hunan railway company and commercial societies.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801395
trove_id: 26801395
description:
Guangdong news. Guangzhou newspapers are ordered not to publish any reports on banditry and social chaos happened in Raoping county, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Meeting and speeches on the Dongguan county quit-opium-smoking society. Two warships, Hairong and Haichou, arrive Shantou for possible revolutionary rebellion. Feud and fighting between two clans, Zhong and Chen, in Xinhui county, involvement of other clans Lin, Li, Tan and Zhang, and report on the casualties. Revolutionary rebellion in Huanggang has been suppressed and the report. New governor Qin Chunxuan is urged to send government envoy to tour Chinese communities in Nanyang. New governor Qin Chunxuan is seeking to borrow foreign loans for Guangdong infrastructure. Local gentry and authorities in Foshan jointly turn a temple for public property.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801395
trove_id: 26801395
description:
Anti-British movement in India. American goods boycotted in Calcutta. European settlers in India seek protection from their governments.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801395
trove_id: 26801395
description:
United States sends 16 warships to the Pacific region and President Theodore Roosevelt explains why.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801395
trove_id: 26801395
description:
News from Nanyang. Chinese communities in Nanyang (South-East Asian) islands, Thailand and Vietnam (their business activities, poll tax, Chinese consul-general in Singapore, Chinese schools, and opium ban).


date: 1907-07-13
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801400
trove_id: 26801400
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney stating that from July 1 donations will be closed for flooding victims of Jiangsu province. 


date: 1907-07-13
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801400
trove_id: 26801400
description:
Translation of an article, published in Sydney Daily Telegraph, on the relationship between Australia and China, and possible benefit of Chinese immigration to Australian economy.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801400
trove_id: 26801400
description:
Current affairs. Chinese student Chen Tianting, a native of Fujian province, throws himself into the ocean to commit suicide on his way returning from Japan. A farewell letter from Huang Yaping, principal of Shanghai Jingcun Public School, to his students, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801400
trove_id: 26801400
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney on celebrations of the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and detailed report on the celebration programmes on that day.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
Victoria state government will, together with the Queensland and New South Wales governments, open a sea route from Melbourne to Shanghai.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
A member of New South Wales parliament opposes the enrolment of a Chinese student in public school. This Chinese student expelled from the school.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
News from Victoria. State parliament of Victoria sits. Report on railway revenue in the state of Victoria. 


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
Western craftsmen association in Melbourne proposes to ban Chinese carpentry. Number of Chinese carpenters in Melbourne from 1899 to 1907.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
Report on a church service in Sydney in honour of Rev. Zhou Rongwei on his 25 years' of missionary work.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese communities in Australia donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801399
trove_id: 26801399
description:
An island to the south of Taiwan has no residents. Report on the Dunhuang Caves that contain Buddhist statues, frescoes, and manuscripts.


date: 1907-07-13
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801402
trove_id: 26801402
description:
A report prepared by Xu Rui, envoy of Chinese government, suggests setting up steamship company, bank and insurance company among overseas Chinese communities in order to protect the interest of China and overseas Chinese communities. 


date: 1907-07-13
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801402
trove_id: 26801402
description:
Second part of the survey on Tibet: local administration, temples, customs/ tariff offices, officials from the central government, administrative system, and army.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801404
trove_id: 26801404
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney on celebration of the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and detailed report on the celebration programmes on that day.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801404
trove_id: 26801404
description:
News about Chinese Empire Reform Association. Mexico Chinese Bank draws dividends and notice from the bank management committee.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801404
trove_id: 26801404
description:
Important news on railway building. Shareholders have elected supervisor and deputy supervisor for the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801404
trove_id: 26801404
description:
Correspondence from Nanyang. Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to London, tours Singapore on his way back to China.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801404
trove_id: 26801404
description:
China news. Governor of Hubei province Zhang Zhidong refuses to be involved in the railway project from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Japanese ambassador in Beijing refuses to return the railway in south Manchuria to China and his negotiation with Chinese department of foreign affairs. China and Japan are in negotiation on the ownership of railway from Jilin to Changchun. Zai Ze is strict to Manchurian staff in the Board of Revenue. Duan Fang and Xu Shichang are to move 56,000 refugees from Jiangsu province to build Liaohe River in Manchuria. Proposal to reform civil administration in Manchuria. Rumours in Beijing on possible revolutionary riots. China to set up navy department and the plan. Qin Chunxuan proposes to change the railway line from Chengdu to Hankou. Foreign troops are arrogant in Beijing.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801403
trove_id: 26801403
description:
Guangdong news. Huizhou authority tries to capture Deng Ziyu, follower of Sun Yatsen. Some people are scared of appointment of Qin Chunxuan governor of Guangdong. New governor Qin Chunxuan tries to retain some military and administrative talents. Zheng Xiaoxu to be appointed treasurer of Guangdong province. Li Hongzhang's grandson Li Guojie receives gifts from Emperor and Empress. Guangdong authority reaffirms its policy to ban opium. 


date: 1907-07-20
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801403
trove_id: 26801403
description:
Korean delegation to the Peace Conference in Hague and their efforts to stop Japanese occupation of their country.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801403
trove_id: 26801403
description:
Japanese military commander hopes the disputes between Japan and the United States can be solved peacefully.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801403
trove_id: 26801403
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Coal resources in China. Population in Argentina. Many people divorce in Hungary.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801408
trove_id: 26801408
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Vancouver, Canada, calls for donations to establish a Chinese school there.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801408
trove_id: 26801408
description:
Letter from reader Xu Zhi, an opium addict of Miles, Queensland, on the quit of opium smoking. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801408
trove_id: 26801408
description:
Brief biography of Yang Cuixi, an actress from Tianjin who infatuates some government officials in Tianjin and Beijing.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801407
trove_id: 26801407
description:
Chinese communities in Tamworth, New South Wales, celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu, reported by readers there Zhou Zeshen, Zhou Jinhuai and Zhou Youding. 


date: 1907-07-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801407
trove_id: 26801407
description:
Report on the achievement of New South Wales in the past ten years (1896-1906): population, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, commerce, navigation, railway, and others.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801407
trove_id: 26801407
description:
Opium news. Smuggled opium seized in liner in Sydney and Melbourne. Five Chinese in Melbourne are penalised for smoking opium. A Chinese in Perth is detained for possessing opium illegally.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801407
trove_id: 26801407
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrate the birth of their association, which was founded by Kang Youwei in Canada.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801407
trove_id: 26801407
description:
Questionnaire surveys why French girls want to get married. Value of 16 word secrets. Hygiene clothes of a rich man.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801410
trove_id: 26801410
description:
Second part of the report, prepared by Xu Rui, envoy of Chinese government, suggests to set up China Prosperity Commercial Company (zhongguo zhenxing shangwu zong gongsi) among overseas Chinese communities in order to protect the interest of China and overseas Chinese communities. The company will include steamship company, bank and insurance company.


date: 1907-07-20
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801410
trove_id: 26801410
description:
Jokes. A letter from opium addict of Fujian province to his Guangdong partner, and reply from the Guangdong addict.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801412
trove_id: 26801412
description:
Notice from Tung Wah Times confirms that the newspaper is official organ of the New South Wales Chinese Merchants' Society and the Chinese Empire Reform Association, and how to subscribe to the paper.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801412
trove_id: 26801412
description:
Railway news. Newly elected supervisor and deputy supervisor of the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou have assumed their office. Account to be audited.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801412
trove_id: 26801412
description:
Wang Daxie, Chinese ambassador to London, talks to Hong Kong journalist on his way back to China on opium ban, overseas Chinese, proposed setup of Chinese consulate in Australia and Canada, China's treaty with Western countries and indemnity, treaty between France and Japan and its possible influence upon China, Chinese community in Singapore, and many others.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801412
trove_id: 26801412
description:
China news. Xu Shichang, governor of the three northeast provinces, trains Manchuria and Han soldiers together. New regulation proposed on newspaper publishing and the brief outline. Further report on Qin Chunxuan's appointment as governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. The five south provinces (Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Hubei, Anhui, and Jiangbei) to have a military parade this coming autumn. Chinese businessmen in South America, Lao Taikui, Lai Zhuchen, Cui Yetong, Long Lanpu and Zhong Kundan, write to Chinese authority in Beijing (ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce) and request to ban Chinese emigrating into Chile, where there are discriminated. Qin Chunxuan suggests that China should follow India on salt legislation, and comments by Tung Wah Times. George Morrison, The Times journalist in Beijing, reports that Chinese government offers too much privileges to foreign missionaries which has caused too much trouble on local social security.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801411
trove_id: 26801411
description:
Guangdong news. All government officials in Guangdong are banned from opium smoking from July 1. A government official in Guangzhou stores much opium for later use. Imperial scholar Zhao Qilin, who was once removed from his post, will come to work in Guangdong. Provincial authority investigates mining projects in various counties: Panyu, Nanhai, Longmen, Xin'an, Xinning, Zengcheng, Qingyuan, and others. Ambitious political and military reform is expected in Guangdong after arrival of new governor Qin Chunxuan. Qin Chunxuan asks to reduce amount of indemnity shared by Guangdong. Why governor Qin Chunxuan applies for foreign loans and the purpose. Gambling will be totally banned in Guangdong.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801411
trove_id: 26801411
description:
Korea in chaos. Emperor of Korea sends a delegation to complain to the Peace Conference in Hague about Japanese occupation of their country. Conflict between Korean prime minister and emperor on this matter. The Emperor has been forced to abdicate his throne (to his son). Social chaos followed. Response of Japanese government and its representative Ito Hirobumi. Some Japanese army on the way to Korea.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801416
trove_id: 26801416
description:
Hu Zichun (Guolian), Chinese businessman in Nanyang, writes to shareholders of the railway project from Hankou to Guangzhou.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801415
trove_id: 26801415
description:
Vice-Chancellor of a New Zealand university, Mr Brown, talks in Sydney about the future Australia and the future Pacific region.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801415
trove_id: 26801415
description:
Chinese community in Narrandera, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu. A letter from Lu Kunyuan, Guo Jin, Guo Zhangwei, Guo Jiexiu, Zhang Yuanheng, Zhang Yuanzheng, and other readers there.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801415
trove_id: 26801415
description:
Chinese community in Wellington, New Zealand, boycott Western fruit and vegetable shop in protest against racial discrimination.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801415
trove_id: 26801415
description:
Tung Wah Times in praise of Dr W. Carter Watson, of Sydney Institute of Medicine and Electricity, for his professional service to Chinese clients. 


date: 1907-07-27
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801415
trove_id: 26801415
description:
Zengcheng fellows in Sydney donate to their county association, Dong Zeng Lian Yi Tang, and their names listed.


date: 1907-07-27
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801418
trove_id: 26801418
description:
Special report. Third part of the report, prepared by Xu Rui, envoy of Chinese government, suggests to set up China Prosperity Commercial Company (zhongguo zhenxing shangwu zong gongsi) among overseas Chinese communities in order to protect the interest of China and overseas Chinese communities. The company will include steamship company, bank and insurance company.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801420
trove_id: 26801420
description:
Editorial. On Korea (its history, political system, territory, relationship with Japan, France and China, and the current crisis).


date: 1907-08-03
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801420
trove_id: 26801420
description:
The government as vicious as a viper. Cabinet change in China and its meaning. (Both short comments are selected from Eastern Times in Shanghai.)


date: 1907-08-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801420
trove_id: 26801420
description:
Imperial edict. Imperial edicts on May 7, 9 and 11 about Qu Hongji, Tie Liang, Sun Jialai, Wang Wenshao and others.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801420
trove_id: 26801420
description:
China news. Qin Chunxuan proposes to start constitutional reform, Restoration of Zhao Qilin's post and local transportation reform. New minister of agriculture, industry and commerce changes none of his predecessor's policy. Xi Jun proposes to establish China's own Catholic churches and to appoint its own missionaries. Duan Fang warns infiltration of revolutionary spy in some business areas. Chinese government seeks cooperation of French colonial authority in Vietnam to capture Sun Yatsen who is now trying to collaborate with bandits in Lianzhou and Qinxian counties. Duan Fang wants to submit his secret report personally. Board of Revenue has been restructured. Hunan railway company meets much difficulties and a further report. China's new ambassador to Germany Sun Muhan travels by car to take his office.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801419
trove_id: 26801419
description:
Guangdong news. Friendship between Qin Chunxuan and Hu Fan. Preparation underway to establish some army schools in Guangzhou. Zhou Fu will not be demoted. Hunan railway company comes to raise funds in Guangdong. New governor Qin Chunxuan and his entourage. Qin Chunxuan suggests to use Beiyang military officers to train the New Army of Guangdong. 


date: 1907-08-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801419
trove_id: 26801419
description:
Prince of Germany talks about the yellow peril, their cooperation with France, Japan's ambition, and recent dispute between Japan and America.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801419
trove_id: 26801419
description:
Oxford University in Britain will publish an academic magazine in 150 languages. Number of marriages in Japan in 1907. A big hotel in Chicago.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801424
trove_id: 26801424
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney says, from July 1, donations will be closed for flooding victims of Jiangsu province. 


date: 1907-08-03
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801424
trove_id: 26801424
description:
Chinese communities in Western Australia and Queensland donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801426
trove_id: 26801426
description:
Fourth part of the report, prepared by Xu Rui, envoy of Chinese government, suggests to set up China Prosperity Commercial Company (zhongguo zhenxing shangwu zong gongsi) among overseas Chinese communities in order to protect the interest of China and overseas Chinese communities. The company will include steamship company, bank and insurance company.


date: 1907-08-03
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801426
trove_id: 26801426
description:
Military budget in various countries (Britain, France, Germany, United States, Russia, Italy and Japan) from 1881 to 1885 and from 1901 to 1905.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801428
trove_id: 26801428
description:
Chinese communities in Nanyang (southeast Asia) welcome visiting cruisers from China, and a detailed report.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801428
trove_id: 26801428
description:
Imperial edicts on opium ban, selection of imperial scholars from provinces and the constitutional reform.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
Xu Xilin and other revolutionaries assassinate Imperial Commissioner of Anhui province En Ming and others imperial officials.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801428
trove_id: 26801428
description:
China news. The railway from Hankou to Guangzhou will change its name. Chinese government ranks its ambassadors overseas (first class ambassadorship includes Britain, America, Germany, France, Russia and Japan while the second class includes those to Austria, Italy and the Netherlands). Qin Chunxuan recommends Zhao Qilin, Jiang Shixing and three others. Proposal to cancel the military parade this coming autumn. Nobody knows when Qin Chunxuan comes to take his office as Guangdong governor. Former Manchurian governor Zhao Er'tuan might be promoted. Zhoushan islands in Zhejiang province might be turned into Chinese naval base. Qu Hongji returns to his hometown, Shanhua county, Hunan province. Zhang Zhidong might be promoted.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
Guangdong news. A case of rape and murder in Guangzhou army school. Opium addicts in Xiangshan county are on parade to promote quit smoking. Hong Kong authority deports revolutionary Deng Ziyu who is now on the way to Singapore. Sun Yatsen in Hanoi and his activities among overseas Chinese communities. Names listed for imperial scholars from Guangdong. Zhong Xingke, a school teacher from Guangzhou, is detained in Tianjin as suspect of Sun Yatsen's revolutionary follower. 


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
Eight Indian men, including two newspaper editors, are arrested and sentenced for seeking India's independence from British colonist.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
Britain and Japan negotiate over Japanese immigrants to America. American government seeks cooperation from Mexico authority to ban entry of Japanese labourers. Many Japanese are leaving Hawaii for Canada. Japanese military commander talks their ambition in Pacific. 


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
Further report on the chaos in Korea (soldiers are dismissed, their fighting against Japanese troops, and others).


date: 1907-08-10
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801427
trove_id: 26801427
description:
A letter written by imperial clansman Xi Jun (in his own blood) to Na Tong suggests to set up China's own religious organisations.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801431
trove_id: 26801431
description:
Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu, and detailed report on the celebration activities (including sports competition and winning names listed). They also send a telegram to Beijing.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801431
trove_id: 26801431
description:
Chinese man Yu Xian in Sydney is drowned to death during the birthday celebrations of Emperor Guangxu. The Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association will organise and pay his funeral. 


date: 1907-08-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801431
trove_id: 26801431
description:
Australian government authorities and Chinese community will jointly crack down illegal opium trade, and report on the strategies.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801431
trove_id: 26801431
description:
News from Vietnam/Reform party in Vietnam, social security in Hanoi, newspaper publishing in Vietnam.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801431
trove_id: 26801431
description:
Funeral service for Yu Xian, a native of Dongguan county, who died in the celebration on the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1907-08-10
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801434
trove_id: 26801434
description:
Beijing officialdom. Qu Hongji and Prince Qing are fighting for power. Further investigation on the case of Duan Zhigui. Sun Jialai and his investigation on the case of Duan Zhigui. 


date: 1907-08-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801436
trove_id: 26801436
description:
A letter from Kang Youwei in Mexico to all members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association regarding the operation of the Mexico Chinese Bank and other issues.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801436
trove_id: 26801436
description:
Liang Zhendong, Chinese ambassador in Washington, visits Chinese communities in Honolulu on his way back to China. Report on his talks to Chinese communities there and the welcome ceremony.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801436
trove_id: 26801436
description:
China news. Further report on the power struggle between Qu Hongji and Prince Qing. Tianjin actress Yang Cuixi is on her way to Beijing. Relationship between Yuan Shikai and Xu Shichang is worsening. Qin Chunxuan proposes new textbook for legal training. Obstacles to constitutional reform. Shi Xu and Lin Shaonian defend governor Zhou Fu. Qin Chunxuan orders warship from Japan. Yuan Shikai might be promoted. Prince Chun meets Empress Dowager. Chen Yucang reports his investigation at local levels. Lu Chuanlin is old and treated well by the Court.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801435
trove_id: 26801435
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong needs more funds to train the New Army (xin jun). Public girl school in Guangzhou to build student dormitory for more enrolment. Qin Chunxuan comments on the real cause of banditry in Guangdong, power conflict and others. A sorcerer in Dapu county and his superstitious slogans. Customs officer orders to ban Chinese passenger smoking on aboard. Qin Chunxuan suggests to abolish the treaty with Portuguese authority on the railway project from Macao to Guangzhou. Report on prosperity of fishing industry in Guangdong. Chile seeks to employ Chinese labourers, however, Chinese authorities ban them from leaving. Deadline to ban opium smoking has been reaffirmed.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801440
trove_id: 26801440
description:
Length of railway around the world. Number of foreigners in the United States and their mother countries. The most modern passenger liner in the world.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801439
trove_id: 26801439
description:
Chinese community in Glen Innes, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu, and a detailed report.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801439
trove_id: 26801439
description:
Queensland business representative in Asia supports a sea route from Melbourne to Shanghai to promote Australian business there.


date: 1907-08-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801439
trove_id: 26801439
description:
Businessmen in South Australia are keen to open sea route to Asian ports such as Singapore, Calcutta, Java and Philippines.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801444
trove_id: 26801444
description:
Imperial commissioner of Anhui province En Ming is assassinated by Xu Xilin, revolutionary follower of Sun Yatsen, and a further report on the case.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801444
trove_id: 26801444
description:
China news. Zhao Binglin impeaches Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai in crisis following impeachment of two imperial scholars. Yuan Shikai's strategy to suppress revolutionary activist. Two revolutionaries are arrested in Baoding, Zhili province. Local gentry in Shaanxi and Gansu provinces are determined to build railway themselves. Liang Dunyan, on behalf of Chinese government, in negotiation with British and Germany missions on the cancellation of railway treaty from Tianjin to Zhenjiang. Yuan Shikai intends to organise new cabinet. Sha Zhenbing talks his new policy to rejuvenate Chinese navy. China to set up a headquarters of naval forces.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801443
trove_id: 26801443
description:
First part of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway has been opened to traffic. Empress Dowager is concerned about the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Names listed for newly selected imperial scholars from Guangdong. Local self-government policy proposed for Nanhai and Panyu counties. Chinese businessmen in Nanyang welcome Qin Chunxuan to govern Guangdong. Preparation for railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Timetable for the first part of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway that has been opened to traffic (from Huangsha to Jiangcun).


date: 1907-08-24
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801443
trove_id: 26801443
description:
British foreign secretary confirms that they would not reduce China's payment of Boxer Indemnity. Total amount of the indemnity China has to pay Russia, Germany, France, Britain, America, Japan, Italy, Belgium, and Austria.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801443
trove_id: 26801443
description:
Some German people suggest their government will return to Jiaozhou in Shandong province to China. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801448
trove_id: 26801448
description:
Photograph of the organising committee (of the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association) for birthday celebration of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801447
trove_id: 26801447
description:
Chinese community in Narrandera, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and a detailed report.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801447
trove_id: 26801447
description:
Industrial progress of the state of Victoria from 1902 to 1906 (number of factories, employees, manufacturing cost and the product.)


date: 1907-08-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801447
trove_id: 26801447
description:
Lei Huihe reports from New Zealand that white men and churches there donate to flooding victims of Jiangsu province, China.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801447
trove_id: 26801447
description:
A photograph shows Chinese community in Glen Innes, New South Wales, celebrating the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801450
trove_id: 26801450
description:
Further report on the case of murder in Anhui province. Xu Xilin has confessed his motive and attempt to assassinate the imperial commissioner. Copy of his confession.


date: 1907-08-24
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801450
trove_id: 26801450
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association. Notice to shareholders of the Mexico Chinese Bank about name changes, dividends and other issues.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801452
trove_id: 26801452
description:
Editorial. The United States of America will not provoke Japan deliberately (Tung Wah Times translated from an American newspaper). A comparison of American and Japanese armies.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801452
trove_id: 26801452
description:
An article selected from the East Times in Shanghai comments on assassination of imperial commissioner of Anhui province En Ming by Xu Xilin.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801452
trove_id: 26801452
description:
China news/. Qin Chunxuan applies for foreign loans but not approved by the Beijing authority. No new faces allowed to enter the imperial court. Army to undergo strict training. Department of education in Beijing suggests restriction on overseas studies. Zai Ze proposes constitutional reform within a short time but refused by Prince Qing. Ke Hongnian and Hu Guoying, two managers of the Beijing-Hankou railway, are removed from their position for misconduct. Imperial scholar Zhao Binglin has been promoted. Four Thailand officials visit Beijing. Li Jiaju is accredited to Japan (as Chinese ambassador and chief-supervisor of Chinese students there). Yuan Shikai resumes control over six cities in north China although large amount of smuggled gunpowder found there. Governor Duan Fang offers rewards to capture revolutionaries and their names listed.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801452
trove_id: 26801452
description:
Guangdong news. Public meeting notice to shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Chen Yixi, chief manager of the railway project from Xinning to Yangjiang (?) applies for tax exemption of the building materials. Qin Bingzhi to manage financial affairs in Guangdong. Opium addicts in Guangzhou will have to apply for licence. Guangzhou charity institutions are required to raise shares for the railway project in Guangxi province. Qin Chunxuan is reluctant to coming to Guangdong.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801451
trove_id: 26801451
description:
South African authority requests British government to send gunboats there to protect white men. Transvaal governor seeks to reduce the unemployment.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801451
trove_id: 26801451
description:
More than 38,000 political offenders were banished to Siberia by the Russian authority in Warsaw, Poland.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801451
trove_id: 26801451
description:
Report from Africa. New South Wales commercial representative, on return, talks recent situations in South Africa (area of British colony, gold production, influence of the Boer War or Anglo-boer War (Oct. 11, 1899-May 31, 1902), Chinese labourer in the South Africa, export statistics of Transvaal).


date: 1907-08-31
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801451
trove_id: 26801451
description:
Survey on Hong Kong. Survey and report on real estate, births and deaths of foreigners and Chinese residents in 1906, cargo liner, boat people, foreigners and their original countries, epidemics and the casualties.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801451
trove_id: 26801451
description:
Correspondence from Singapore. A report prepared by Chinese consul in Singapore Sun Shiding on its territory, history, resident, Chinese immigrant, business activities, taxation system, import and export, mining resources, Chinese community and Chines school.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801456
trove_id: 26801456
description:
Miscellaneous news. Bank notes in Britain. Salary of French parliamentarian. Number of American naval sailors. Japan's national debt.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801455
trove_id: 26801455
description:
Australian community opposes the federal government's plan to increase tariffs (English newspapers in Sydney, Lord Mayor of Melbourne and others call for demonstration against the increase).


date: 1907-08-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801455
trove_id: 26801455
description:
New South Wales commercial representative reports from China saying Australian fruits have a ready market in Asia.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801455
trove_id: 26801455
description:
British missionary Mr Doherty, a teacher in Ningbo of Zhejiang province, visits Sydney and talks about recent changes happened in China.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801458
trove_id: 26801458
description:
Another report on the case of Xu Xilin, who attempted to assassinate En Ming, imperial commissioner of Anhui province.


date: 1907-08-31
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801458
trove_id: 26801458
description:
Miscellaneous news. Zhang Zhidong submits a memorial report to express his gratefulness. Jiangsu province has different regulation to ban opium smoking.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801460
trove_id: 26801460
description:
Long couplets from Tung Wah Times in memory of the Hankou martyrs, Hubei province, who died to rescue the Emperor.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801460
trove_id: 26801460
description:
Report on the opium ban in Guangdong. Quit-opium-smoking organisation in Guangdong. Report on the efforts in Guangdong to ban opium smoking and trade.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801459
trove_id: 26801459
description:
China news.Qin Chunxuan is impeached for immorality. Proposal to send students to Western countries as most of the Chinese students in Japan support revolutionary. Possible changes of the Chinese local officialdom involved Yuan Shikai, Tie Liang, Zhang Zhidong and Chen Bi. Imperial edict appoints Sun Jialai, Zhang Zhidong, Shi Xu and Na Tong as Imperial scholars (da xue shi). Returned students are prohibited from haircut and western suit. Yuan Shikai submits a report advocating for constitutional reform. China to have new cabinet that will be headed by Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai claims a political party.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801459
trove_id: 26801459
description:
Guangdong news. The Guangzhou-Hankou railway company to postpone its election of directors. Guangdong authority agrees to compensate Germany for the missionary case of Lianzhou. Licensing to all opium addicts in Guangdong and a further report. Chinese government is considering to provide some privileges to armymen. Song for opium ban. Small shareholders association will be organised in the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801459
trove_id: 26801459
description:
Important news. Empress Dowager orders the abolition of footbinding and encourages intermarriage between Manchuria and Han peoples.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801459
trove_id: 26801459
description:
Era of terrorism. Report on revolutionary terrorism in Beijing, Henan, Xinjiang, Guangdong and other places in China and responses of Chinese authorities.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801464
trove_id: 26801464
description:
The last report submitted by En Ming, imperial commissioner of Anhui province who was assassinated by Xu Xilin.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801464
trove_id: 26801464
description:
British secretary for Indian affairs appoints two Indian politicians to the Parliament. Many Japanese are flooding into British Columbia, Canada, anti-Japanese immigration society in Canada, and comments by Japanese consul in Ottawa. Persian prime minister is assassinated and report on the political turmoil. Britain and Russia have signed a peace treaty in London. Around 2,300 Chinese labourers are returning from Durban, South Africa.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801463
trove_id: 26801463
description:
News on opium. Chinese man Guang Mei in Melbourne is penalised for opium smoking at home. Smuggled opium seized in a cargo liner in Melbourne. Chinese man Rang Nong is penalised for opium smuggling.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801463
trove_id: 26801463
description:
Help our compatriots. Chinese communities in Queensland donate to flooding victims in north Jiangsu province. Names listed.


date: 1907-09-07
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801466
trove_id: 26801466
description:
Special report. Prince Qing and Sun Jialai propose to appoint school graduates as local officials in order to promote self-government. Imperial scholar Lu Baozhong suggests encouraging freedom of speech.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801468
trove_id: 26801468
description:
Editorial. Tung Wah Times advises Chinese fellows in Sydney to bury the hatchet, and turn hostility into unity.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801468
trove_id: 26801468
description:
Correspondence from America. Kang Youwei writes President Roosevelt and urges him to lift immigration ban upon Chinese. Story of Liang Dunyan, Chinese ambassador to Washington.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801468
trove_id: 26801468
description:
Europe news. Head of a Chinese secret society Hu Guanglan visits Europe. Report on the International Peace Conference in Hague, and the Chinese delegation. British comments on opium ban in China.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801468
trove_id: 26801468
description:
Translation. Chinese translation of the treaty recently signed by Japan and Korea (Emperor of Korea dethroned, Korea totally conquered by Japan).


date: 1907-09-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801468
trove_id: 26801468
description:
China news. Fujian authority mortgages 20 port customs for a foreign loan from Hong Kong. Report on the government officials who became unemployed after the last departmental restructure. A prince in Beijing offers rewards to capture Sun Yatsen. Governor Duan Fang of Jiangsu province is frightened by the case of Xu Xilin. Heroine Qiu Jin is actually betrayed by Yuan Di'an and Hu Zhongsheng. Beijing authority seeks to monopolise sale of opium (for medical purpose only). Li Jiaju, China's new ambassador to Japan, and his work there.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801467
trove_id: 26801467
description:
Guangdong news. A further report on the license system for opium smoking (all addicts are required to apply for licence). Government authority supports civilian association to ban opium trade and smoking. Guangdong has a quit-opium-smoking company and report on the opening ceremony. Army school and other students in Guangzhou are not allowed to cut hair. Guangdong authority tries to promote local self-government. Fares for the first part of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway from Huangsha to Jiangcun. A hotel collapses in Hong Kong and first report on the casualties.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801467
trove_id: 26801467
description:
Two retired German military officers are arrested for stealing and selling military information to France.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801467
trove_id: 26801467
description:
King of Vietnam is forced to abdicate the throne to his 8-year-old son who is under control of French colonist.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801467
trove_id: 26801467
description:
Imperial edict. Imperial edict on June 24 encourages agriculture, enterprise, commerce and mining. Imperial edict on July 2 to abolish boundary between Han and Manchurian peoples.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801467
trove_id: 26801467
description:
A letter from Tung Wah (dong hua) Hospital in Hong Kong to the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association, Tung Wah Times, and Chinese communities in Australia acknowledging receipt of their donations for Guangdong rice market.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801472
trove_id: 26801472
description:
A detailed report on the ban-opium parade in Guangzhou, organised by Guangzhou quit-opium-smoking association.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801471
trove_id: 26801471
description:
New Zealand, following Australia, also requires dictation test of an European language for Chinese immigrants and a detailed report.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801471
trove_id: 26801471
description:
Australian Women's Exhibition to be opened in Melbourne on October 23. Women from six Australian states will gather in Clifton, Melbourne, to protest against Socialist Party's policy.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801471
trove_id: 26801471
description:
Smuggled opium seized in a Chinese house in Melbourne. A woman is detained in Sydney for opium smuggling.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801474
trove_id: 26801474
description:
First part of an article written by Cao Yi (Hongdao) in Mexico provides advice to overseas Chinese men who married western women.


date: 1907-09-14
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801474
trove_id: 26801474
description:
 A reply from the Beijing ministry of communications to Zhang Zhidong regarding the commercialisation and nationalisation of railway project.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney commemorates the Reform Movement of 1897 and the six reform martyrs executed by the Chinese government (Yang Shenxiu, Kang Guangren, Yang Rui, Lin Xu, Liu Guangdi and Tan Sitong).


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
Imperial edict. Imperial edict on July 4 removes Qin Chunxuan from his position of Guangdong governorship, appoints Zhang Renjun governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, appoints Lin Shaonian imperial commissioner of Henan province, and sends Chinese officials for overseas investigation on political reform.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
Empress Dowager secretly meets high-level officials and discusses with them return of power to Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
Beijing news. An imperial scholar suggests Chinese government should respond to the treaty signed between Japan and France. Tie Liang is frightened by a mad man. Duan Zhigui seeks to be reappointed. Chinese authorities in Manchuria in negotiation with Russian officials on the management of coal mines. Chinese government to survey and demarcate the border with Korea. Japanese military general visits Manchuria and meets Xu Shichang, governor of the three northeastern provinces.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
Special report. Chinese students in Tokyo organise a political research society zheng wen she. Founders are Huang Kequan, Deng Xiaoke, Jiang Zhiyou, Chen Wei, Xu Junmian, Wang Guangling, Wu Yuanmin and Chen Gaodi.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801476
trove_id: 26801476
description:
China news. China to organise a new cabinet. Chinese ambassador to Japan Yang Shu is ordered to capture Xu Zhenhan, wife of Xu Xilin who is now hiding in Tokyo. Chinese government sends an intelligence man to monitor revolutionary movement in Tokyo, however, he is detained by Japanese policy for misconduct. Chinese delegates to the Hague Peace Conference, Lu Zhengxiang and Qian Xun, recommend China should start constitutional reform as soon as possible. Prince Su proposes leniency to the anti-Manchurian revolutionaries. Prince Chun might be promoted. Official of the Board of education in Beijing proposes to stop sending Chinese students overseas. Qin Chunxuan has been removed and an analysis. Qin Chunxuan is actually trapped. Zhang Renjun is on the way to govern Guangdong. Why Qin Chunxuan has been removed. Yuan Shikai, Duan Fang and Zhang Zhidong are keen to capture any revolutionaries. Imperial scholar Lu Jin suggests to set up political consulting committee. Imperial court in Beijing is considering to issue a penitential decree as the comet is coming towards the Earth, and comments by Tung Wah Times. Manchurian governor Xu Shichang is impeached for his diplomatic misconduct. 


date: 1907-09-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801475
trove_id: 26801475
description:
Guangdong news. Guangzhou newspapers are in progress which can be found from their report on the opium ban. Opium addicts have found it difficult to apply for a smoking licence. Congratulation telegrams from around the world to the opium-ban association in Guangzhou for their advocates. All opium dens are ordered to close in Guangzhou. Liu Xiaozhuo is appointed treasurer of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Student Chen Guangyao is appointed to be in charge of mining affairs. Educational authority in Guangdong is instructed to carefully select students for overseas studies.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801475
trove_id: 26801475
description:
Russia and the United States sign agreement on East Asian affairs which would permit American navy use Hunchun as its base.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801475
trove_id: 26801475
description:
Tung Wah column. On China's plan to stop sending students overseas. Overseas Chinese students and revolution. Treaty between France and Japan and its possible influence upon China. China might follow Korea (to be conquered). Korean prime minister Li Wanyong declines to accept reward from the new emperor. A fire that destroys all opium in China.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801480
trove_id: 26801480
description:
Important report. A group of bandits, back from Nanyang and Vietnam, are starting riots on the border of Guangxi province. And response of local government authorities.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801479
trove_id: 26801479
description:
Police in Western Australia seize opium in Chinese residential place in Perth, Freemantle and Geraldton. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801479
trove_id: 26801479
description:
Chinese in Melbourne submit a petition to the state parliament of Victoria which requests lifting restrictions on Chinese employment.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801482
trove_id: 26801482
description:
Second part of an article written by Cao Yi (Hongdao) in Mexico provides advice to overseas Chinese men who married western women.


date: 1907-09-21
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801482
trove_id: 26801482
description:
 A New York newspaper reports financial difficulty of Japanese government. Statistics of Japan's international trade in the past few years. Number of warships in Britain, America, France, Germany and Japan. Total length of railway in the world. 


date: 1907-09-28
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801484
trove_id: 26801484
description:
A notice from customs department of Australian federal government offers reward to anyone who reports opium smuggling.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801484
trove_id: 26801484
description:
Influence of assassination upon Chinese politics (Empress Dowager comments on revolutionaries, government officials in Beijing comment on revolutionaries, Tie Liang comments on revolutionaries, local governors and imperial commissioners comment on revolutionaries.)


date: 1907-09-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801484
trove_id: 26801484
description:
China news. Yuan Shikai and Duan Fang jointly suggest reduing local armed forces. Ten important policy proposals submitted by Yuan Shikai. Conflict between Xu Shichang, governor of Manchuria, and Tang Shaoyi, imperial commissioner of Fengtian. How much foreign loans Xu Shichang borrows for Manchuria? Chinese government sends Yang Shiqi to console overseas Chinese in Nanyang (Southeastern Asia) and to seek investment by them in China. Candidates for the political advisory cabinet that to be established by the Chinese government. Foreign missions in Beijing refuse to withdraw their troops from China. Ministry of civil affairs in Beijing sets up a bureau for local self-government. A foreign mission in Beijing warns that China would be carved up. Duan Fang suggests to withdraw all Chinese students from Japan and should no longer send anyone there in the future. Some imperial scholars suggest to resume imperial examination. New policy proposals submitted by Zhang Zhidong. 


date: 1907-09-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801483
trove_id: 26801483
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong authority to increase tariff levy. A case of superstition and the disasters that followed. Guangdong students in Germany have excellent performance. A survey and the report on opium smoking in Guangzhou. Nearly 3,000 opium addicts in Guangzhou register to quit smoking. Two restaurants destroy all smoking paraphernalia and advise customers not to smoking. New governor Zhang Renjun and his entourage. Report on the military medical school in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801488
trove_id: 26801488
description:
Beijing politics. Disputes between Empress Dowager and Emperor Guangxu. Yuan Shikai in Beijing meets with the Empress. Emperor Guangxu is ill. Proposal for the candidates of new cabinet. Fang Zengxiang might be reappointed. Zhang Zhidong is on the way to Beijing. Qin Chunxuan is now in Hangzhou. Zhang Renjun on the way to Guangdong.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801487
trove_id: 26801487
description:
Customs department of the Commonwealth government of Australia rewards those who report opium smuggling. A further report on the new regulation.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801487
trove_id: 26801487
description:
A letter from Clan Prosperity Society (zhen wu zong she) in Dongguan to other Dongguan fellows in Australia.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801487
trove_id: 26801487
description:
Correspondence from Singapore. Singaporean authority bans opium trading and smoking, and the specific measures.


date: 1907-09-28
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801490
trove_id: 26801490
description:
A public letter from Chinese Constitutional Reform Society in Tokyo (dongjing zhongguo jiang xi xian zheng hui).


date: 1907-09-28
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801490
trove_id: 26801490
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Zhong Rongguang (Xingke), a native of Guangzhou, is imprisoned for his revolutionary activity and a detailed report.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 2
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801492
trove_id: 26801492
description:
An editorial selected from the Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong comments on mediation of dispute between Han and Manchurian peoples.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801492
trove_id: 26801492
description:
Imperial edict on July 13 sends Yang Shiqi to visit Chinese communities in Nanyang (Southeast Asia) region and to encourage them to invest in China.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801492
trove_id: 26801492
description:
A report submitted by Yuan Shikai suggests preparing for constitutional reform. A  report submitted by Yuan Shikai suggests sending officials to visit Germany and Japan (for investigation of constitutional reform), and to send imperial princes to study in Britain and Germany. 


date: 1907-10-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801492
trove_id: 26801492
description:
Chaos in Guangxi and Jiangxi provinces. British gunboat on the way to Guangxi to protect British consulate. Italian missionary is murdered in the Jiangxi chaos.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801492
trove_id: 26801492
description:
China news. Qu Hongji tells his native fellows that he and other government officials in Beijing refuse to read newspaper. Xu Shichang seeks to resign for he is unable to manage diplomatic affairs. Imperial commissioner of Zhejiang province Zhang Zengyi tries to shift the responsibility to Shaoxing governor on the execution of heroine Qiu Jin. Governor of Zhili province Yuan Shikai reports the visit of two Chinese warships, Hairong and Haichou, to the Chinese communities in Nanyang area. Tie Liang intends to maintain the boundary between Han and Manchurian people. French Xinglong company in Yunnan province sets up one more branch mining company with which Chinese department of foreign affairs could do little. Imperial relatives & princes meet in Langrunyuan, Beijing, to discuss the abolishment of boundary between Han and Manchurian people. Prince Qing and Prince Su talk about revolutionaries in Beijing. Proposals to abolish boundary between Han and Manchurian people.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801491
trove_id: 26801491
description:
Guangdong news. South Guangzhou Public School (Guangnan gong xue) is awarded for outstanding performance. Self-government (training) institution established in Zhaoqing and Gaoyao county. Self-governance started in Dongguan county after long preparations. The Guangzhou-Hankou railway company sends telegram of congratulations to Zhang Renjun, the would-be governor of Guangdong province. Zhang Renjun is on the way to govern Guangdong and his strategy to select officials. A telegram from Qin Chunxuan to Zhang Renjun urging him to come to Guangdong. A special report on opium ban in Guangzhou. New tax commissioner of Guangdong to stop all exorbitant taxes.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801491
trove_id: 26801491
description:
The treaty between Russia and Britain, its contents about Asian countries, and responses of other Western countries.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801491
trove_id: 26801491
description:
Long Live the Yellow people. Yuan Shikai proposes specifically to abolish the boundary between Manchurian and Han people by withdrawing all Manchurian garrison from local China. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 3
column: c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801491
trove_id: 26801491
description:
Chinese government sends envoy Yang Shiqi to visit Chinese communities in Nanyang. Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong analyses the backgrounds.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801491
trove_id: 26801491
description:
Report on a cabinet meeting in Beijing. A dissident Chinese newspaper New Century (xin shi ji) has been set up in Paris by revolutionary Chinese and advocates revolution and human rights. China and Japan are in negotiation on lumbering in the Yalu River area. Russia and China negotiate on the management of coal mines in Manchuria. Explosion of coal mine in Shandong province claims quite a few lives (Chinese and German).


date: 1907-10-05
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801496
trove_id: 26801496
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on sovereignty and economic rights of China which foreign powers claim to protect in their negotiation with China.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801495
trove_id: 26801495
description:
Diao Qingchuan, a native of Jiaying prefecture in Guangdong and graduate from British university, is to be appointed the first Chinese consul to Sydney.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801495
trove_id: 26801495
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association farewells Liu Ruxing who is going to tour Shanghai and Japan. Western officials and businessmen also have a farewell party for Liu Ruxing.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801495
trove_id: 26801495
description:
Chinese officialdom is haunted. A detailed report. Preparation for constitutional reform and its influence upon freedom of speech in China.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801498
trove_id: 26801498
description:
Belgian ambassador to Beijing demands involvement in the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Correspondence between Zhang Zhidong and the Beijing department of foreign affairs on the request.


date: 1907-10-05
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801498
trove_id: 26801498
description:
Report published in Japanese newspaper on commercial & business activities in north China, and involvement of foreign countries (Japan, Britain, America, Hong Kong, Germany, British India and France).


date: 1907-10-12
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801500
trove_id: 26801500
description:
Imperial edicts on July 27, 28 and August 2 appoints Yuan Shikai minister of foreign affairs, Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai imperial scholars, Zhao Er'tuan governor of Hubei and Hunan, Chen Kuilong governor of Sichuan, Yang Shixiang governor of Zhili and commander of Beiyang Army, Wu Tingbin imperial commissioner of Shandong, Zhang Zengyi imperial commissioner of Jiangsu, Feng Rukui imperial commissioner of Zhejiang. The edict also sends Da Shou, Wang Daxie and Yu Shimei respectively to Japan, Britain and Germany for political investigation.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801500
trove_id: 26801500
description:
News from Mexico. History of Chinese immigration to Mexico and report on the Chinese communities there.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801500
trove_id: 26801500
description:
Chinese government raises funds to rejuvenate its navy. Xu Shichang might appoint Tang Shaoyi to manage the government company in Jilin province. No crown prince to be selected. Yuan Shikai impeaches Xu Shichang and recommends Qin Chunxuan. Power struggle between Prince Qing and Tie Liang. Japanese ambassador to Beijing denies that Japan is building fortifications in Shanhaiguan area. Proposal from Duan Fang and Song Fan to abolish boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Duan Fang suggests to set up parliament. Prince Qing praises Yuan Shikai, Zhang Zhidong and Lu Baozhong. Chinese government envoy Yang Shiqi encourages Chinese businessmen in Nanyang to set up a steamship company. Japan is seeking to build and control railway in Fujian province. Prince Qing and Li Jiaju, Chinese ambassador to Tokyo, jointly employ 30 spies from China in order to investigate student revolutionaries in Japan. Chinese government to ban footbinding by force. Why Chinese government sends Yang Shiqi to visit overseas Chinese in Nanyang region?


date: 1907-10-12
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801500
trove_id: 26801500
description:
Guangdong news. Term specified for manager and the deputy of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Zhang Zhidong sends urgent telegram to the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company seeking to jointly set up a steel factory with Sichuan, Guangdong, Hunan and Hubei provinces. Directors elected for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Armymen in Guangdong are required to keep their pigtail. Guangdong authority is considering procedure of local self-government. Report on the opium-ban movement in Guangdong.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801499
trove_id: 26801499
description:
American defence secretary visits Japan. American newspapers advocate a war with Japan. American defence secretary comments on the anti-Japanese movement in San Francisco.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801499
trove_id: 26801499
description:
Canadian government agrees to compensate Japanese residents in Vancouver on damager to their property during the anti-Japanese movement.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801499
trove_id: 26801499
description:
Liu Ruxing talks about the relationship between Australia and China at the dinner party in his honour held by Western businessmen.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801499
trove_id: 26801499
description:
Miscellaneous notes. A maid is arrested as a revolutionary. A mad man in Beijing frightens Tie Liang. Duan Fang is frightened by Chen Botao. Xu Shichang's photo is selling well, like Yang Cuixi's. Wang Wenshao marries again.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 6
column: b
source: America
description:
Overseas Chinese student. Sixteen Chinese students arrive in St Louis by passenger liner Minnesota. They will study at Colombia, Yale universities and Wesley college.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese community in New York to hold a memorial service for Confucius.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801503
trove_id: 26801503
description:
Australian capital cities and their international trade (Sydney, Melbourne, Fremantle, Adelaide, Brisbane, New Castle, Geelong, Hobart, and Rockhampton).


date: 1907-10-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801503
trove_id: 26801503
description:
Liu Ruxing departs from Sydney for his tour to Shanghai and Japan. Report on the farewell on the harbour.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 7
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801503
trove_id: 26801503
description:
Kang Youwei, leader of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, writes to association members around the world and advise them to quit opium smoking. Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801503
trove_id: 26801503
description:
Correspondence from Europe. Report on racial discrimination and anti-Chinese movement in Liverpool, Britain.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801506
trove_id: 26801506
description:
First part of an article, written by Jiang Zaonu, refutes statement of the Chinese government on the crime of Qiu Jin.


date: 1907-10-12
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801506
trove_id: 26801506
description:
Note from British ambassador to the Chinese department of foreign affairs on opium importation (into China).


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
An introduction to Confucius Promotion Society (chang jiao hui), written by Chen Huanzhang in the United States.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
Important news. Chinese government standardises system of weights and measures as part of general reforms.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
Translation. English newspaper in Sydney reports that Chinese government is determined to abolish boundary between Manchurian and Han people and the specific strategies.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
Overseas Chinese students Chinese students in a Tokyo university and their academic performance, including those from Guangdong.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Exiled Korean political activists gather in Tokyo and set up organisation to fight for independence of their country. Korean prince studies in Japan. Previous emperor, new emperor and imperial prince of Korea have all cut their hair and changed robes for the coming coronation. Ito Hirobumi returns from Korea and reports to the Emperor recent political chaos in Korea. Waseda University has established a department of religious education. Some people in Japan suggest to incorporate Korea into Japan.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801508
trove_id: 26801508
description:
China news. Local governments will not be allowed to borrow foreign funds to build railway in their own region. Chinese government rebukes the treaty signed between France and Japan on their joint protection of Chinese integrity. The railway building from Tianjin to Zhenjiang will be funded by British and German sources and report on the project management. Tie Liang might be replaced soon by Ma Yukun. Chinese government investigates dissident newspaper published in Paris by a group of Chinese students. Local officials submit much proposals on the abolishment of boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Empress Dowager comments on the treaty between Japan, Russia and France and the possible influence upon China. Proposal for the political advisory committee. Central and Yunnan governments are to jointly redeem the railway in Yunnan province. 


date: 1907-10-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801507
trove_id: 26801507
description:
Guangdong news. Hunan railway company repays the Guangdong railway company. Detailed report on election of directors of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. 


date: 1907-10-19
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801507
trove_id: 26801507
description:
News from Germany. Emperor of Germany is keen to expand his territory by reshuffling his cabinet. Former German governor to east Africa talks their plan of expansionism.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801507
trove_id: 26801507
description:
Dutch government revises the constitution which would give women the right to vote and also enable them to stand for election for the parliament.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801507
trove_id: 26801507
description:
Chinese children in San Francisco are not allowed to go to American public school. Chinese ambassador to Washington Liang Cheng (Dunyan) ignores this matter. New York Chinese community seeks cooperation from Chinese communities around the world to protest against such discrimination. A telegram to Chinese government and newspapers in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801507
trove_id: 26801507
description:
Survey. Population growth from 1895 to 1905 in Russian, United States, Germany, Japan, Britain, France, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Spain, Australasia and other small countries. Territory and population density in the United States, Russia, Spain, Hungary, France, Austria, Germany, Japan, Britain, Holland, Belgium and Australia.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801512
trove_id: 26801512
description:
Jokes. Learning to be an upright man. New meaning of Tang Sanzang, the famous Buddha of Tang dynasty.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801511
trove_id: 26801511
description:
Name book published for donations to flood victim in north Jiangsu province and to rice market in Guangdong. All donators' names listed and the book is now available from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801511
trove_id: 26801511
description:
Journalists in New South Wales gather in Sydney and call for international cooperation with counterparts in Britain, America and Canada.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801511
trove_id: 26801511
description:
Spanish immigrants refuse to work in Northern Territory and northern Queensland, and they are returning to their home country.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801511
trove_id: 26801511
description:
Opium news. A box of opium found near a lighthouse in South Australia. Two Chinese men are detained for opium smuggling. A white man in Sydney is penalised for opium smuggling.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801511
trove_id: 26801511
description:
Federal Minister of Justice of Australia talks about the Northern Territory that has been transferred to the Commonwealth.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801514
trove_id: 26801514
description:
Second and final part of an article, written by Jiang Zaonu, refutes statement of the Chinese government on the crime of Qiu Jin.


date: 1907-10-19
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801514
trove_id: 26801514
description:
A report submitted by imperial scholar Zhao Binglin suggests responsibility should be very clear before the establishment of the cabinet.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong calls for donation (of the Chinese community in Australia) on behalf of opium-quit association in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
Newspaper publishing around the world and number of newspapers in the United States, France, Hungary and Austria, Spain, Russia, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, and other countries.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
Imperial edict on August 13 promotes Yuan Shikai, Zhang Zhidong, Yang Shixiang, Shang Qiheng, and Sun Jialai.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
Beijing officialdom. Yuan Shikai in the imperial court. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Yuan Shikai. Other recent development in the Beijing officialdom.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
Railway news. Ye Huibo seeks to resign from his position as auditor of the railway project. Meeting of directors of the railway project. Liang Zhendong is appointed manager of the railway project. Liang Zhendong might be promoted for his contribution to the railway project.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801516
trove_id: 26801516
description:
China news. Chinese government sends Da Shou, Wang Daxie and Yu Shimei for constitutional investigation to Japan, Britain and Germany. Specific proposals put forward by imperial relatives to abolish the boundary between Manchurian, Mongolian and Han people. Emperor Guangxu is ill and  the report. Yuan Shikai in the imperial court and the report. China to draft a law for newspaper publishing. Robert Hart, inspector general of China's Maritime Customs Bureau, is going on a sick leave. Yuan Shikai defends Qin Chunxuan. China to send young imperial relatives to study overseas. Imperial commissioner of Jiangxi province Rui Liang prefers to maintain the boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Retired officials Ding Zhenduo, Li Jingxi, Yu Liansan and Lu Yuanding are called into the court. Sheng Xuanhuai is impeached for traitor. 


date: 1907-10-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801515
trove_id: 26801515
description:
New Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun says his priorities will be selection of officials, financial restructure and railway building. Zhang Renjun suggests to remove and appoint some Guangdong officials and a detailed report. Family members of Zhang Renjun who will come to Guangzhou with him. Relations between Zhang Renjun and Qin Chunxuan. Beijing authority inquires financial affairs of Guangdong.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801515
trove_id: 26801515
description:
Several white men in San Francisco attack a Japanese laundry and the anti-Japanese movement followed.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801515
trove_id: 26801515
description:
British labour parliamentarian and Indian governor discuss Indian emigrants to other British colonies. South African governor refuses to take any Asian immigrants.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801515
trove_id: 26801515
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong. (Revolutionary) bandits from Vietnam with modern weapon are making chaos in Fangcheng and Qinxian counties. Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association make significant contribution to stabilise rice market in Guangdong. Nanqiang Public School (gong xue) starts to train kindergarten teachers. Luo Baochen and Huang Jingtang are reluctant to take responsibility for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801520
trove_id: 26801520
description:
An article, selected from Eastern Times (shi bao) in Shanghai, reports and comments on railway building in Shaanxi province.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801520
trove_id: 26801520
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Imperial palace in Thailand. Imperial family in Thailand. A school in the Russian-controlled Finland trains assassins. The respectful titles conferred to the King of Thailand. Cook for the Emperor of Persia.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
Huang Houcheng, former Chinese envoy to Australia, sends gifts to the wife of Sir Henry Northcote, governor-general of Australia, for the Australian Women's Exhibition. Zhang Zhuoxiong and Huang Shiyan, representatives of the Melbourne Chinese community, also contribute to the Australian Women's Exhibition and send gift to the wife of Sir Henry Northcote, governor-general of Australia.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
Survey of railway in New South Wales from July to September 1907 (railway building, number of employee, number of passenger, revenue, etc.) 


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
Some people in Broken Hill, New South Wales,  attempt to separate white and aboriginal children for school education.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
A reader writes to English newspaper in Sydney says Australian naval budget is far from enough, in comparison with those of Argentina and Chile.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
Sir Henry Northcote, governor-general of Australia, and his wife open the Australian Women's Exhibition in Melbourne.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801519
trove_id: 26801519
description:
Overseas Chinese students. Chinese police students start classes in Tokyo. Guangdong students in Tokyo are to organise railway society. 


date: 1907-10-26
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801522
trove_id: 26801522
description:
First part of an article on the history of Zhou Fu's governorship in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1907-10-26
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801522
trove_id: 26801522
description:
Important report. Chinese government offers award of imperial titles to investors from overseas Chinese community for enterprise adventure in China. Copy of the specific regulation.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong calls for donations from the Chinese community in Australia on behalf of quite-opium association in Guangzhou.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
A report submitted by Bei Shou suggests a thorough investigation of the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
Imperial edict on August 20 on withdrawal of imperial Manchurian garrison from local China, on August 23 on constitutional reform and implementation of local self-government.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
Beijing news. Crown prince to be selected. Prince Su inquires into rumours on crown prince. Prince Su blames Tie Liang on the boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Zhao Binglin and his protege to Hubei. Xu Shichang and his performance in Fengtian. Da Shou and Yu Shimei are sent on political investigation overseas.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
Railway news. Ye Huibo still seeks to resign from his position as auditor. Liang Zhendong might be appointed in charge of the Guangzhou-Hankou Railway.  Liang Zhendong's reply to Huang Shaoping, Liu Xiaozhuo, Kuang Ganquan, Li Jingkuan and other directors of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801524
trove_id: 26801524
description:
China news. Both Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai are disappointed in the formation of the Cabinet. Yuan Shikai regrets coming to Beijing. Report on the organisation of political consulting committee. Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong have dispute with Prince Qing on the organisation of the Cabinet. Zhang Zhidong personally suggests the Empress Dowager return the power to Emperor Guangxu. Chinese government accredits Wu Tingfang to the United States and Sa Yintu to Russia. Rumours in Beijing on the possible political changes. Newspapers in Beijing request freedom of speech from the government authority. Zhang Zhidong has profound knowledge of himself. Imperial opinions on the newspaper publishing in Beijing. Yuan Shikai insists controlled relaxed on newspaper publishing. 


date: 1907-11-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801523
trove_id: 26801523
description:
Guangdong news. New governor Zhang Renjun, his protege and family members in Guangdong. Zhang Renjun has several other titles except for the governor of Guangdong. Li Hongzhang's grandson Li Guojie marries again after the death of his first wife. Guangdong newspapers decline to be involved the opium-quit movement. Guangxi raises funds from Guangdong province for railway building. Guangdong is urged to implement local self-government. 


date: 1907-11-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801523
trove_id: 26801523
description:
Mr Green talks in Ottawa. He suggests that Canada should admit more Asian immigrants in order to further the nation's development.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801523
trove_id: 26801523
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States comments on American fleet in the Pacific, relations with Japan and other Pacific issues.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801523
trove_id: 26801523
description:
Chinese ambassador to Belgium Li Shengduo, Chinese ambassador to the Netherlands Qian Xun, and Chinese envoy to the Hague Peace Conference Lu Zhengxiang suggest embarking upon constitutional reform in China.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801523
trove_id: 26801523
description:
Tung Wah editorial. Chinese government spends huge amount of money investigating revolutionaries in Japan.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801528
trove_id: 26801528
description:
Gentry and academics in Fujian province organise a Seeking Assistance Association (qiu yuan hui) in order to prevent Fujian to be occupied by Japan. The association, however, is dissolved by the government authority.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
A boy, who disappeared from Alexander, Sydney and was suspected to be murdered by a Chinese gardener, writes to his family now from another town.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
Australian women hold a conference in Melbourne to protest against socialism, and report on the speeches.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
Educational progress of New South Wales in the past 35 years (number of schools, students and teachers, educational budget, etc.)


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
A white man in Melbourne writes to the department of justice to protest the discrimination against Chinese immigrants.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
Commercial representative of the state of Victoria suggests openning a sea route from Melbourne to Shanghai in order to promote the trade links.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801527
trove_id: 26801527
description:
Miscellaneous notes. The most solid building in the world. Railway building and steel usage. The biggest park in Europe. Insurance in the world. Salary of British police. Police charges in Paris and London. Many people leave Ireland from 1870 to 1890. Population of France. Imperial palace in Spain. American businessmen spend huge amount of money in advertising. A strange philanthropist in Germany.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801530
trove_id: 26801530
description:
Second part of the article on the history of Zhou Fu's governorship in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801530
trove_id: 26801530
description:
Speech of Zhong Zhuojing, principal of Nanqiang Public School (gong xue), at the opening ceremony of the department of kindergarten teacher training.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801530
trove_id: 26801530
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Daily life of Emperor Guangxu. Imperial prince goes to study in Europe. Ma Zixi writes to his friends from prison after being sentenced for anti-Manchuria. Two more students in Hunan province, Tang Zhenchu and Li Huayue, commit suicide on the weakness of China.


date: 1907-11-02
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801530
trove_id: 26801530
description:
Number of Asian immigrants in Canada in 1907. Chinese government sends female students to study in New York universities.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801532
trove_id: 26801532
description:
An article, written by Hu Ma, says that the Chinese government is to send another delegation for overseas political investigation on constitutional reform.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801532
trove_id: 26801532
description:
Comparison of educational development of the Western powers (Germany, Britain, France, United States, Italy, Austria, Russia and Japan).


date: 1907-11-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801532
trove_id: 26801532
description:
Miscellaneous news. Japan to nationalise its railway. Number of public libraries in Britain. Britain may have more female workers than other cities. Value of the crown of King of Austria. Opium imports into China in the past 10 years. Facts about India (land, population, language, caste system, religion, epidemics and casualties).


date: 1907-11-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801532
trove_id: 26801532
description:
China news. Yuan Shikai's fourth son will marry Zhang Zhidong's youngest daughter. Zhang Zhidong hates overseas Chinese students. Board of education suggests to change the school uniform. Former Chinese ambassador to Japan Cai Jun has been dismissed for misconduct. Chen Bi, minister of communications, tries to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Draft proposal to abolish the boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Imperial commissioner of Heilongjiang province Cheng Dequan submits a report on the abolishment of boundary between Manchurian and Han people. The government policy that offers imperial titles to investors from overseas Chinese community for enterprise adventure in China would need further revision. Compulsory education will start from Beijing area. 


date: 1907-11-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801531
trove_id: 26801531
description:
Guangdong news. New governor Zhang Renjun is astonished on hearing financial deficit of Guangdong province. New governor Zhang Renjun emphasises key issues to promote agricultural reform. Chen Bingshao of Foshan suggests to transfer money from Buddha temple to public school. Local self-government in Dongguan and the forces of resistance. Hurricane in Xijiang area and the casualties.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801536
trove_id: 26801536
description:
First part of a report submitted by Duan Fang on the abolition of the boundary between Manchurian and Han people.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801536
trove_id: 26801536
description:
Duan Fang is advised to help Chinese entrepreneur going to the international fair that to be held in Tokyo in 1912.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
State revenue of New South Wales and the budget for administration in the past year (July 1, 1906-June 30, 1907).


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
Japanese acting consul in Sydney organises a birthday celebration for the Emperor of Japan. Chinese attendants include Ye Bingnan, Xian Junhao, Guo Biao, Guo Le, Chen Lianke, Chen Zanhua, and Tang Caizhi.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
A self-protection society in Goulburn, New South Wales, asserts that Australia should arm the entire nation in order to defend the country.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
An international conference on medicine and philosophy will be held in Manila in 1908. China, Japan, India, Australia and Southeast Asian countries will attend. 


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
Lawyers Mi Zhou and Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket) argue in favour of Chinese in the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia in Melbourne. Report on their speeches.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
Melbourne Chinese fight each other in Chinatown over the disputes on the lawyers' defending speech in the Commonwealth House of Representatives.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
Advertisement for The White Rose Refreshment Room in Wonderland City and The White Rose Confectionery on the corner of Pitt & King streets and at all the leading theatres in Sydney.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801535
trove_id: 26801535
description:
Report on the dispute over self-government in Dongguan county. A letter from Chen Botao to self-government promotion society in Dongguan.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801538
trove_id: 26801538
description:
Third part of the article on the history of Zhou Fu's governorship in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1907-11-09
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801538
trove_id: 26801538
description:
Chinese community in San Francisco sets up a Newspaper Reading Room. Report on the mission of the society and its regulation.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801540
trove_id: 26801540
description:
An article written by anonymous author claims that unhygienic life style helps Chinese people to be conquered.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801540
trove_id: 26801540
description:
A survey of constitutionalism and the parliamentary system in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Austria-Hungary, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden and Norway, Denmark, Romania, Greece, United States, Mexico, Peru, Chile and Japan.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801540
trove_id: 26801540
description:
China news. Sa Zhenbing's proposals accepted in the restructure of Chinese navy. Zhang Zhidong might be back to govern Hubei and Hunan. Rumours say imperial examination might resumed soon. China sends special envoy Pu Lun to visit Japan. Zhao Binglin impeaches Xu Shichang for misconduct. Chinese department of foreign affairs asks German mission to withdraw the 50 German students who are on the tour in Shandong province. Shang Qiheng responds to Yuan Shikai's proposal for political reform. Chinese ambassador to Japan Li Jiaju is leaving Shanghai for Tokyo and his protege include Zhang Yuquan, Huang Zunkai and Li Ziran. A Beijing troupe performs new and modern drama.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Guangdong news. Two revolutionary bandit leaders in Qinxian county, Liang Er and Lai Defei, confess they are followers of Sun Yatsen. Market survey in Foshan. New governor Zhang Renjun appoints Wei Han and Wen Zongyao to be in charge of all foreign affairs in Guangdong. Li Dao reports to governor Zhang Renjun situations in Qinxian county. Board of Revenue in Beijing urges Guangdong customs to pay their dues. Report on celebrations in Guangzhou on the birthday of Confucius. Dozens of people are detained in Guangzhou for illegal opium smoking and their names listed. Guangzhou magistrate to ban all gambling and opium smoking in Xinhui and other counties.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Important news. Chinese government is determined to take ownership of the railway from Nanjing to Ningbo back from Britain.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Report on anti-Asian movement in Canada (Indian residences attacked, possible collaboration between Canadian minister for industry and trade union in the anti-Asian movement).


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Birthday celebrations around the world for British monarch, King Edward VII of the United Kingdom. South Africa governor presents him the biggest diamond in the world.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Detailed report, translated from English newspapers in Shanghai, on the missionary case in Jiangxi province.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Around the world. Two Japanese cruisers visit France and the captain meet French president. French colonist is building a railway from Burma to Yunnan province in China. Protest at the Peace Convention in Hague.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801539
trove_id: 26801539
description:
Nearly 90,000 babies born every day in the world. New Vietnam king is only 9 years old. People in China pay less tax than any others. President Roosevelt receives 300,000 mails in a week. British navy has more canons. King of Spain is building a new palace. 


date: 1907-11-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801544
trove_id: 26801544
description:
Second part of the report submitted by Duan Fang on the abolition of the boundary between Manchurian and Han people.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801543
trove_id: 26801543
description:
Governor of New Zealand declares restrictions on Chinese immigrants, including dictation test of 100 English sentences. 


date: 1907-11-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801543
trove_id: 26801543
description:
Dutch ambassador to Australia encourages his country fellows to immigrate to Australia and New Zealand.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801543
trove_id: 26801543
description:
Commercial representative of Queensland government in Asia says China is a big potential market for Australian businesses.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801543
trove_id: 26801543
description:
Detailed report on the fighting between Xiangshan and Siyi (See Yip) fellows in Melbourne and involvement of Li Bao, Liu Zu, Hong Rongji, Lin Tianhui, Chen Tang, Chen Rong, He Nan, Gao Heshun, Yang Gengwu, Li Ge, Li Xing, and others. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801543
trove_id: 26801543
description:
A report submitted by the department of civil affairs on the draft regulations regarding newspaper publishing.


date: 1907-11-16
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801546
trove_id: 26801546
description:
Fourth and final part of an article on the history of Zhou Fu's governorship in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801548
trove_id: 26801548
description:
First part of an article on political orders written by Okuma Shigenobu, former Japanese prime minister and founder of the Constitutional Party. 


date: 1907-11-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801548
trove_id: 26801548
description:
Imperial edict on equality of Manchurian and Han people before the law, standardisation of weights and measures system, opium-quit of all government officials, recommendation of talented people, and establishment of political consulting committee.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801548
trove_id: 26801548
description:
Chinese government requests its diplomatic missions in Britain, America, the Netherlands and Japan to investigate the possibility of setting up Chinese consulate in major cities. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801548
trove_id: 26801548
description:
Chinese community in Sydney sends telegram to Beijing on the birthday of Empress Dowager and requests to start constitutional reform by setting up the parliament.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801548
trove_id: 26801548
description:
China news. Board of education prepares educational budget. Organisation of the Cabinet and its power. China negotiates with Japan on the Jiandao island in Tumen River. Opposition to transform the board into a parliament. Zhao Er'tuan has taken his office as new governor of Hubei province. Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong are keen to set up a new cabinet and the resistance. Zhang Zhidong is rebuffed for his proposal to set up the House of Commons. Xu Shichang borrows 10 million foreign loans for Manchuria. Prince Su has conflict with Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong. Some returned students undertake imperial examination in Beijing and the result. Report on the corruption of government officials in Beijing. Newspapers in China put forward their request for freedom of speech. Manchurian officials oppose to the establishment of parliament. Prince Su and Prince Chun are not satisfied with their position. Chinese ambassador to Japan Li Jiaju has arrived Tokyo. Chinese students and academics in Japan organise a political research society (zheng wen she) and report on the opening ceremony.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801547
trove_id: 26801547
description:
Guangdong news. New governor of Guangdong Zhang Renjun has secured the service of three capable men: Han Guojun, Fu Wentong and Lin Jinjing. A publication in Guangzhou advocates opium-ban that will be published every ten days. A letter from revolutionary rebellion Huang Heshun in Qinxian county to Manchurian General Li Zhun. Guangdong is trying to regain the rights of building the railway from Guangzhou to Macao. Dispute between Christian and local residents in Zengcheng county and involvement of British consular. Wen Zongyao suggests to establish a bank branch in Hong Kong. Old and new directors of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway meet governor Zhang Renjun. Liang Zhendong (Cheng) is on the way back to Guangdong from Beijing.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801547
trove_id: 26801547
description:
Alarm from Zhejiang. American and German warships are on the way to Zhejiang province to deal with possible chaos there.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801547
trove_id: 26801547
description:
Report on the visit of Emperor of Germany to Britain (welcome ceremony, speeches, meeting with King Edward VII).


date: 1907-11-23
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801547
trove_id: 26801547
description:
Two Indian political dissidents are released under an amnesty granted by King Edward VII of Britain and report on the celebration in India.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801547
trove_id: 26801547
description:
Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces are applying for loans from British source to build railways in their region, response from central government in Beijing, involvement of Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai and other government officials.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801552
trove_id: 26801552
description:
Third and final part of the report submitted by Duan Fang on the abolition of the boundary between Manchurian and Han people.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801552
trove_id: 26801552
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Chinese students and academics in Japan organise a political research society (zheng wen she), report on their first meeting, and the speeches at the conference.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801551
trove_id: 26801551
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney gathers to celebrate the birthday of Empress Dowager. They also sends a telegram to Beijing and requests to start constitutional reform. Attendants include Zheng Fanchang, Ye Bingnan, Wu E'lou and others.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801551
trove_id: 26801551
description:
A Chinese woman in Glen Innes is penalised for illegal possession of opium. Customs officers in Sydney seize opium in a liner and detain two Chinese men.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801551
trove_id: 26801551
description:
More than 1,100 Chinese businessmen in South Africa write to Chinese ambassador in London in protest against racial discrimination they are suffering. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801551
trove_id: 26801551
description:
Miscellaneous notes. The imperial palace in Beijing. King of Portugal smokes a lot. Salary of royal cook in Britain. Emperor of Japan and French president both like to write poems. British queen likes drama performance.


date: 1907-11-23
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801551
trove_id: 26801551
description:
News from Europe. French government on the opium ban in China and Vietnam, and comments by Tung Wah Times. President of Liberia visits Britain and France on border issues with their colonies. Treaty between Britain and Russia and relations to Afghanistan and Tibet. 


date: 1907-11-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801556
trove_id: 26801556
description:
Second part of an article on political order written by Okuma Shigenobu, former Japanese prime minister and founder of the Constitutional Party. 


date: 1907-11-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801556
trove_id: 26801556
description:
Imperial edict on September 16 confers imperial scholar titles to returned students who have passed the examination, on political and constitutional reform.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801556
trove_id: 26801556
description:
Record of national humiliation. Amount of Boxer Indemnity to Russia, Germany, France, Britain, Japan, America, Italy, Belgium, Hungary and Austria, Holland and Spain.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801556
trove_id: 26801556
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Patrol police in Beijing. Ji Yiyun has been removed from the department of foreign affairs.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801556
trove_id: 26801556
description:
China news. Empress Dowager assigns different responsibilities to Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai, Lu Chuanlin, Shi Xu and Prince Qing. Chinese ambassador to France Liu Shixun reports his negotiation with French authority on the Yunnan railway. Chinese businessmen in Luzon (the Philippines) islands, Hong Kong and Singapore write to Beijing and request to set up parliament. Local governments are instructed to purchase land in order to settle Manchurian soldiers who would retire after political reform. Fujian people have a conference on the future of their province after the treaty between Japan, Russia and France. Shang Qiheng suggests to encourage newspaper publishing before taking his office of Fujian governorship. Shang Qiheng suggests to start constitutional reform and to respect civil rights. Gentry in Hankou Song Weichen and others are trying to set up a bank. Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai suggests to set up a special school to train imperial relatives on constitutional reform. Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong suggest to abolish the Board of Civil Service. Manchurian officials oppose the constitutional reform and withdrawal of Manchurian garrison from local China. Zhao Binglin makes thorough investigation on local affairs after taking his office of governorship in Hubei. Ji Yiyun is retained to work in the governor's office in Hankou.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801555
trove_id: 26801555
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong helps to repay the loans to Hong Kong-Shanghai Bank. Guangdong government authority is to send gentry on overseas investigation on local self-government. Guangdong railway company raises shares and funds for Hunan railway. A list of Guangdong students returned from overseas and who are awarded imperial scholar titles. Hong Kong businessmen Chen Gengru and Yang Xiyan and their involvement of the Guangzhou-Hankou Railway project. 


date: 1907-11-30
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801555
trove_id: 26801555
description:
Railway news. Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces refuse to borrow foreign loans to finance the buidling of railway.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801560
trove_id: 26801560
description:
Europe news. Manager of a German steamship company praises Chinese sailor. Russia is to double-track the Trans-Siberian Railroad.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801560
trove_id: 26801560
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Population and national debt of Britain. Salary of British ambassadors overseas.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
A centenary memorial service in Sydney for Robert Morrison, Presbyterian minister who started Protestant mission in China in 1807. Growth of Protestant mission in China in the past century and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney welcomes back Cai Yinghui, of Wing Sang & Co of Sydney, after his tour to Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taiwan and Japan. Both Cai Yinghui and his brother Cai Chang suggest setting up a Chinese school in the overseas Chinese communities. 


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
Opium news. Two Chinese in Melbourne are detained for opium smuggling. A Chinese man in Sydney is penalised for illegal possession of opium. Chinese Quit-opium Society in Sydney seeks to close all opium dens. 


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
State government of Victoria helps open a sea route from Melbourne to Singapore, and will open another from Melbourne to Shanghai together with New South Wales government.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
A warning to Chinese carpenters in Sydney. City council of Alexandria is to impose strict restrictions upon Chinese carpenters.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
New Zealand government imposes strict restrictions upon Chinese immigrants and a copy of the new regulation.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801559
trove_id: 26801559
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Tobacco consumption in Britain. Number of theatres in London. Number of farmers in Britain. Number of school students in India.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801562
trove_id: 26801562
description:
First part of a report on the small kingdom, Han, in north Manchuria. The report is translated from a Japanese magazine.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801562
trove_id: 26801562
description:
Railway ownership. Telegrams from Zhejiang railway company to the Beijing department of foreign affairs, ministry of communications and ministry of commerce.


date: 1907-11-30
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801562
trove_id: 26801562
description:
Jokes. A Belgian man likes to help his Chinese friend buy an official position. A girl in Fengtian is looking for a husband; a list of her requirements.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801564
trove_id: 26801564
description:
Third part of the article on political order written by Okuma Shigenobu, former Japanese prime minister and founder of the Constitutional Party. 


date: 1907-12-07
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801564
trove_id: 26801564
description:
Tung Wah column. Comments on Yuan Shikai's proposal to borrow foreign loans for railway and mining projects in China.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801564
trove_id: 26801564
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Special report on the opening ceremony of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801564
trove_id: 26801564
description:
Railway news. Jiangsu and Zhejiang refuse to borrow foreign loans for their railway building. Gentry in Jiangsu province hold a meeting. General Commercial Association in Shanghai (shangwu zong hui) writes to government authorities in Beijing. Telegrams between Beijing government authorities, Commercial associations and local gentry on the railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801564
trove_id: 26801564
description:
China news. French management of Yunnan railway. Local gentry in Shanxi province resist appointment of Zhang Zengyi imperial commissioner of the province. Board of Rites has engaged 46 consultants and their names listed. Qin Chunxuan is summoned to Beijing. Imperial scholar Xu Dingchao suggests to establish upper and lower houses of parliament, and to protect overseas Chinese by setting up diplomatic consulate in major cities. Chinese government once again sends two warships, Hairong and Haiqi, to visit overseas Chinese in Nanyang region. 


date: 1907-12-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801563
trove_id: 26801563
description:
Guangdong news. Police training institution to be built in Guangzhou. Guangdong military authorities raises medical funds for Chinese army students in Japan. An army high school to be built in Guangzhou. Magistrate of Qiongshan county reports harassment of foreign missionaries to local security. Report on the financial deficit of Guangdong.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801563
trove_id: 26801563
description:
A newspaper in St Petersburg lists names of all people who sacrificed themselves for parliamentary system.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801563
trove_id: 26801563
description:
British postal services employ 200,000 workers including 50,000 women. Number of theatre in Europe. Number of illiterate children in Russia. Newspapers in the United States.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801568
trove_id: 26801568
description:
First part of a petition submitted by Xiong Fanyu and other gentry on the establishment of parliament.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801568
trove_id: 26801568
description:
A reader's letter advises Chinese communities in Sydney to stop internal fighting. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801568
trove_id: 26801568
description:
Beijing news. Zhang Zhidong and his situation in Beijing. Newspapers in Beijing are fighting for freedom of speech.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801567
trove_id: 26801567
description:
Crafts unions in Sydney gather to ask for more pay and less working hours. Chinese carpenters are reminded not to work on Sundays.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801567
trove_id: 26801567
description:
A letter from readers in Melbourne Mei Ling, Huang Zhuochen and Huang Heli on the dispute between Zheng Mu and other Chinese fellows.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801570
trove_id: 26801570
description:
Second and final part of a report on the small kingdom, Han, in northern Manchuria. The report is translated from a Japanese magazine.


date: 1907-12-07
page: 8
column: b-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801570
trove_id: 26801570
description:
First part of report on a Chinese community in San Francisco's fight for equal opportunity in education between Chinese and other school children.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801572
trove_id: 26801572
description:
Fourth and final part of the article on political order written by Okuma Shigenobu, former Japanese prime minister and founder of the Constitutional Party. 


date: 1907-12-14
page: 2
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801572
trove_id: 26801572
description:
First part of the manifesto of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 2
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801572
trove_id: 26801572
description:
Correspondence from America. Newly arrived Chinese students in the United States and their supervisors, including Song sisters (Song Meiling). Chinese students in America publish academic bulletin. Chinese students in west America are fighting for sovereignty of China.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801572
trove_id: 26801572
description:
Railway news. Negotiations with British company on loans to the railway from Suzhou, Hangzhou to Ningbo. Beijing department of foreign affairs is keen to borrow foreign loan to build the railway in Zhejiang and Jiangsu. Directors of the Guangdong railway company write to Beijing authority in regard to the railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Zhejiang and Jiangsu people purchase railway shares enthusiastically.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801572
trove_id: 26801572
description:
China news. Board of education issues new regulations on the marriage of high school students. Zhang Zhidong promotes women's education. Japan has to set up tax office on Jiandao island although their negotiation with Chinese government has not completed. German interfere with railway building in Shandong province. China is listed as the third-class country at the Peace Conference in Hague and protest from Lu Zhengxiang, representative of Chinese government. Lu Zhengxiang urges Chinese government to start constitutional reform. Imperial princes to be trained on constitutional reform. Draft proposal to reform the civil service system. All eunuchs are required to quit opium smoking as soon as possible. Zhang Zhidong suggests to pardon all revolutionary rebellions. 


date: 1907-12-14
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801571
trove_id: 26801571
description:
A student in Guangzhou is drowned to death while visiting a prostitute. Hu Xianglin might be appointed imperial commissioner of Guangxi province. Local unscrupulous merchant in Panyu county collaborate with French businessman to exploit mining resources. Chinese central government in Beijing urges Guangdong and other local authorities to capture all revolutionaries. Guangdong agricultural authority encourages development following local conditions. 


date: 1907-12-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801571
trove_id: 26801571
description:
More than 20 Russian officers and soldiers are executed for leading a revolt in Hunchun, on the border with China.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801571
trove_id: 26801571
description:
Fruit grower in California asks American government to relax its restrictions upon Chinese and Japanese immigrants.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801576
trove_id: 26801576
description:
Second part of a petition submitted by Xiong Fanyu and other gentry on the establishment of parliament.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801576
trove_id: 26801576
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Boundary tablet in Khabarovsk between Russia and China. Sven Anders Hedin and his exploration to China.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801576
trove_id: 26801576
description:
Jiandao island. Hunchun. Strange phenomenon in China (equality of sexes, social status of armymen, and ownership of railway).


date: 1907-12-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801575
trove_id: 26801575
description:
Newsprint will be exempt from taxation in Australia. Number of newspapers in the six Australian states.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801575
trove_id: 26801575
description:
Director of an Australian manufacturing company talks to English newspaper in Sydney about his travel to Asia (Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, China, India, and Southeast Asia).


date: 1907-12-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801575
trove_id: 26801575
description:
Dozens of Chinese passengers from Sydney to Hong Kong donate to a Sydney hospital and their names listed.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801575
trove_id: 26801575
description:
News from New Zealand. State revenue of New Zealand. Chinese in New Zealand are to send a petition to King Edward VII and ask him to lift the ban on Chinese immigrant. New Zealand parliament is razed to the ground in a fire.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801578
trove_id: 26801578
description:
First part of a report, prepared by Chen Huanzhang, on celebrations organised by Chinese communities in New York on the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1907-12-14
page: 8
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801578
trove_id: 26801578
description:
Second part of the report on the fighting of Chinese community in San Francisco for equal educational opportunity between Chinese and other school children.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801580
trove_id: 26801580
description:
Second part of the manifesto of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 2
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801580
trove_id: 26801580
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Number of Chinese army students in Japan. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo presents his credentials to the Emperor of Japan. A clash between Chinese and Japanese students during a sports game. Japanese in Canada and the United States will unite to protest against discrimination.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801580
trove_id: 26801580
description:
Manchurian government officials oppose any amnesty granted to revolutionary. Administrative budget for local governor and imperial commissioner will be increased. Gentry in Zhejiang province gather to resist foreign loans and report on the meeting. Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong and their political power in the Chinese cabinet. Board of Education in Beijing refuses to award imperial scholar title to a Guangdong student returned from America. Amount of funding from the Board of Education to overseas Chinese students. Administrative restructure might turn Mongolia and Sichuan into province. Japan to contain Russia in Jilin province.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
Guangdong news. Nanhai and Panyu counties are to further reform prison management. Cuba withdraws its consulate in Guangzhou. A letter from Beihai commercial society to Lianjiang railway company. Some people collaborate with foreigners in fighting for railway building from Beihai to Nanning. Survey of the building progress of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Flooding in Gaoming and Zhaoqing.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
An attempt to assassinate British deputy governor in Calcutta, India, which means Indian are seeking independence from Britain.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
Russian government punishes more than 150 military officers for the fall of Lushun during the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
The 2,000 Chinese labourers in Transvaal, who are supposed to return home on the expiration of their contract, will be transferred to build railway in Portuguese colony in  west Africa.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
Anti-Asian associations in San Francisco submits a petition, with nearly 1 million signatures, to the parliament which requests to reduce Japanese and Korean immigrants.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
American navy removes all sailors with Japanese background in order to avoid leakage of classified information. American naval fleet in on the way to the Pacific region.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801579
trove_id: 26801579
description:
Commander of British Royal Navy says strong naval force would be needed in order to protect British businesses.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801584
trove_id: 26801584
description:
Third part of a petition submitted by Xiong Fanyu and other gentry on the establishment of parliament.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801584
trove_id: 26801584
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Dozens of organisations in Jiangsu and Zhejiang to refuse foreign loans for railway building. Report on these associations and their mission.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801583
trove_id: 26801583
description:
A message to Chinese carpenters. Crafts union and city council in Sydney are trying to impose some restriction upon Chinese carpenters.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801583
trove_id: 26801583
description:
News from Luzon. Chinese communities in Manila, Luzon (the Philippines), welcome Yang Shiqi (Xingcheng), envoy of Chinese government. Report on the ceremony and Yang Shiqi's speech. Yang leaves Manila and is on the way to Saigon.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801586
trove_id: 26801586
description:
Second part of a report, prepared by Chen Huanzhang, on celebrations organised by Chinese communities in New York on the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1907-12-21
page: 8
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801586
trove_id: 26801586
description:
Third and final part of the report on the fighting of Chinese community in San Francisco for equal educational opportunity between Chinese and other school children.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801588
trove_id: 26801588
description:
Third part of the manifesto of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801588
trove_id: 26801588
description:
Correspondence from Java. Chinese residents in Dutch colony lead a hard life and report on their sufferings. Japanese in Java. Chinese children and their excellent school performance.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801588
trove_id: 26801588
description:
News from Luzon. Further report on Chinese communities in Luzon, the Philippines, and their welcome to Yang Shiqi, envoy of Chinese government.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801588
trove_id: 26801588
description:
Chinese government to set up consulate in Australia, New Zealand, Saigon, Hanoi, Java, Canada and other places.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801588
trove_id: 26801588
description:
China news. Imperial edict calls for talents and response of the Beijing officialdom. Zhang Zhidong to invite prominent scholars around the world for a discussion on political reform. Qin Chunxuan is reluctant to go to Beijing. Yuan Shikai may command Chinese army after a meeting between Empress Dowager and foreign missions in Beijing. A further report on the imperial meeting in Langrunyuan Garden on the abolishment of boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong disagree with each other on Xu Shichang's application for foreign loans. German and German language in Shandong province. Many railway shareholders in Hunan have quit. Income of the railway from Jiangxi to Hankou.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801587
trove_id: 26801587
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong businessmen raise funds to cultivate wasteland in Heilongjiang province. Guangdong army to recruit soldiers in Hunan and Hubei provinces. Germans investigate the population, local system and other things in Guangdong. Businessmen in Panyu are trying to set up a textile factory. Businessman Ye Yutian's asset has been frozen by the government authority. Governor Zhang Renjun is controlled by his subordinates. Gentry in Xiangshan county are discussing Portuguese occupation of Waichai. 


date: 1907-12-28
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801587
trove_id: 26801587
description:
Railway news. Reports on the chaos in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces over railway building and application for foreign loans.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801592
trove_id: 26801592
description:
Tokyo news. Political Research Society (zheng wen she), organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo, gathers to discuss railway issues in China.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801591
trove_id: 26801591
description:
Chinese community and Chinese Christians in Perth and their relations with other communities. Lei Miaobing's comments.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801591
trove_id: 26801591
description:
Progress of Australia in the past six years (1901-1906): population, marriage, surplus. factories and employment.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801591
trove_id: 26801591
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Wang Daxie is punished for his mediation between British company and railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Chinese government notifies Japanese mission in Beijing on the boundary between China and Korea. Foreign settlement in Manchuria. 


date: 1907-12-28
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801594
trove_id: 26801594
description:
Third and final part of the report, prepared by Chen Huanzhang, on celebrations organised by Chinese communities in New York on the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1907-12-28
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801594
trove_id: 26801594
description:
Fourth and final part of a petition submitted by Xiong Fanyu and other gentry on the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801596
trove_id: 26801596
description:
The New South Wales Chinese Merchant Society is notified that the Chinese government has sent envoy Xu Jingming to raise funds in overseas Chinese communities for the establishment of a bank. These places include Shanghai, Singapore, Penang, Samarang, Palembang, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Chile, Peru, Panama, Vancouver, Honolulu, Cuba, Philadelphia, Thailand, Vietnam, and others


date: 1908-01-04
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801596
trove_id: 26801596
description:
Important report. Empress Dowager is ready to start constitutional reforms. A report on reform plans. Chinese government strictly disciplines all returned students from Japan in order to avoid further political chaos.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801596
trove_id: 26801596
description:
China news. Key ministers in the Beijing court request the Empress return power to Emperor Guangxu. Key ministers in the Chinese cabinet and their official titles. The proposed political consulting committee will employ old officials. Gentry in Shandong province Zhang Deshan and others are raising funds to build railway from Qingdao to Yantai. Chen Qinggui impeaches Prince Qing, Yuan Shikai and Yang Shixiang. Baoding, capital of Zhili (Hebei) province, to have a big girl school. Recent relation between Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai. New Shanghai magistrate Liang Ruhao, on behalf of Chinese government, compensates for a past court dispute to Britain, Germany, France, Italy and the international settlement administration in Shanghai.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801596
trove_id: 26801596
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong has recently set up a self-government research institution. Local self-government in Huizhou county. Magistrate of Conghua county supports self-government movement. Huang Jingtang and his salary payment from the Guangdong railway company. Gentry in Huizhou county send telegram to the Beijing department of foreign affairs saying Britons are drawing maps near their home town. Beijing authority requests Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun to capture Zhou Dongsheng at any cost. Hu Fan blocks effort of governor Zhang Renjun to restructure government departments.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801595
trove_id: 26801595
description:
Leader of Japanese Progressive Party (Rikken Kaishinto) Okuma Shigenobu advocates in Kobe that Japan should protect India.  Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801595
trove_id: 26801595
description:
Japanese government continues to provide subsidy to steamship companies in 1908 and report on the amount.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801595
trove_id: 26801595
description:
Britain seeks to control fishing in Xijiang River in Guangdong province and report on the protest movements nationwide.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801595
trove_id: 26801595
description:
A notice from customs department of the Australian federal government offers rewards to anyone who reports opium smuggling.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801600
trove_id: 26801600
description:
 Chinese businessmen in Singapore attempt to establish a bank. Report on fundraising, regulation of the bank and others.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801600
trove_id: 26801600
description:
Facts about Java: history, territory, administration, population, Chinese residents and their business.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801600
trove_id: 26801600
description:
The New York Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper in America. Magnificent old buildings in India.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801599
trove_id: 26801599
description:
Following Victoria and New South Wales, Queensland will also go to the exhibition that to be held in London.


date: 1908-01-04
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801602
trove_id: 26801602
description:
Railway news. Chaos and protests in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces against involvement of foreign loans in the railway building.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801604
trove_id: 26801604
description:
Fourth part of the manifesto of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801604
trove_id: 26801604
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Report on graduation ceremony of Tokyo university. Chinese graduates and their school performances. Educational institution in Tokyo area.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801604
trove_id: 26801604
description:
Beijing news. Chinese department of foreign affairs discusses British power in Xijiang River of Guangdong. Chen Bi refuses to comment on railway building in  Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces and application for foreign loans. Imperial commissioner Ma Rukui of Zhejiang province. Chinese customs have detected waves of arms smuggling. 


date: 1908-01-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801604
trove_id: 26801604
description:
China news. Financial situation in Guangxi province. Fashion and proposal to abolish boundary between Manchurian and Han women. Department of foreign affairs investigates the number of foreign troops in south China and the report. Lu Baozhong might resume his official position. Zhao Binglin impeaches chairman of the political consulting committee. Chinese government is determined to rejuvenate navy. Chinese government relaxes its ban on opium smoking. Descendants of the "Eight Banners" will be reclassified into different groups.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801604
trove_id: 26801604
description:
Guangdong news. Zhang Renjun talks after taking up governorship and the report. All opium addicts are ordered to quit within a specific period. French consul visits the ban opium association in Guangzhou. Guangdong authority is to organise water police for local security. The Guangdong self-government association has a special meeting on the fishing dispute with Britain in the Xijiang River. Guangzhou legal school publishes magazine advocating constitutional reform.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801603
trove_id: 26801603
description:
Railway building in Guangdong. Guangdong railway company welcomes its general manager Liang Zhendong and report on the ceremony.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801603
trove_id: 26801603
description:
Special report. A report submitted by Prince Qing and others suggests establishing provincial bureaus of investigation.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801608
trove_id: 26801608
description:
Chinese communities in New Zealand submit a petition to the governor requesting a relaxation of restrictions upon Chinese immigrants (copy of the petition, facts and history about Chinese community in New Zealand).


date: 1908-01-11
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801607
trove_id: 26801607
description:
Alarm from Guangdong. Britain occupies Huizhou, Xin'an, and controls fishing in Xijiang River. Portuguese takes away part of Xiangshan county. Gentry in Guangdong send telegram to Beijing.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801607
trove_id: 26801607
description:
A notice from Commissioner of Taxation, Department of Taxation of the New South Wales government on Land and Income Tax.


date: 1908-01-11
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801610
trove_id: 26801610
description:
Miscellaneous news. Chinese military inspectors visit Japan and review parade together with Emperor of Japan.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801612
trove_id: 26801612
description:
Fifth and final part of the manifesto of the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801612
trove_id: 26801612
description:
Facts about Xijiang River in west Guangdong (history, river valley, natural resources, military importance, etc.).


date: 1908-01-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801612
trove_id: 26801612
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Further report on the railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, attempt to borrow foreign loans and protest movement in these two provinces.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801612
trove_id: 26801612
description:
Important news. Chinese government will compensate Britain for the murder of a British missionary by pirates near Guangdong sea.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801612
trove_id: 26801612
description:
China news. Prince Qing and Yuan Shikai prefer the Empress in power. Mountain Altai is rich in mining resources. Lu Chuanlin opposes publishing of a government bulletin. Railway building from Tianjin to Zhejiang in Jiangsu province. Three northeastern provinces borrow loans from Russia and Japan. Key ministers in the imperial court undertake training in classical Chinese culture. Shang Qiheng might replace Tang Shaoyi as imperial commissioner of Fengtian province. Chinese government to impose restrictions on freedom of speech and newspaper publishing. Zhang Yintang reports that Britain may return part of Tibet to China. Governor of Gansu province Sheng Yun pays invaluable tributes for the birthday of Empress Dowager. Imperial scholar Yun Yuding puts forward suggestions on political reform and self-government. Xu Jiugao and Fan Xiongguan give their lives for fighting for railway ownership in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province. 


date: 1908-01-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801611
trove_id: 26801611
description:
Yuan Shikai, on the request of Guangzhou authority, sends gunboat to Guangdong to maintain local peace. Gentry in Shunde county gather to discuss the railway building from Guangzhou to Macao and involvement of Portuguese company. Governor Zhang Renjun sends telegram to the Beijing department of foreign affairs regarding interferance by American missionaries in local administration. Guangdong authority tries to capture revolutionary leaders Zhang Dexin and Huang Heshun. Qin ren hui (a society of Guangdong fellows?) in Yokohama sends telegram to Chinese authorities in Beijing in protest against British interference with local Guangdong affairs. Businessmen in Nanhai, Shunde, Zhaoqing, Chaozhou and Shantou protest against British attempt to control fishing in Xijang River. Treaty between China and Portugal on railway building from Guangzhou to Macao may be abrogated. Successful Guangdong candidates in the examination of imperial scholars. 


date: 1908-01-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801611
trove_id: 26801611
description:
Negotiation between Canadian and Japanese government fails to solve their dispute on immigration issues.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801611
trove_id: 26801611
description:
Transvaal (South African) authority to impose strict restrictions upon Chinese. There are 35,676 Chinese labourers in South Africa.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801611
trove_id: 26801611
description:
News from Fuzhou. Lu Wenqi and foreign business in Fuzhou, capital of Fujian province. Governor Song Fan and his story.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801616
trove_id: 26801616
description:
China borrows loans from British and German sources in order to build the railway from Tianjin to Zhenjiang.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801616
trove_id: 26801616
description:
Ownership of railway. A large gathering in Zhejiang province protests against foreign involvement in railway projects. 


date: 1908-01-18
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801616
trove_id: 26801616
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ The biggest painting in the world. The deepest lake. The longest plant. The longest letter of love. The oldest love letter. The oldest money. The longest tunnel. The biggest school. The oldest code. 


date: 1908-01-18
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801616
trove_id: 26801616
description:
Miscellaneous news/ Jiangsu and Zhejiang officials in Beijing discuss purchasing shares in the railway in their home province. Chinese communities in the Philippines and Vietnam welcome visit of Chinese warship Hairong and Haiqi.


date: 1908-01-18
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801618
trove_id: 26801618
description:
Comments on the disputes over fishing in Xijiang River between China and Britain, written by anonymous author.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801620
trove_id: 26801620
description:
Report on the fierce debate between Chinese constitutional and revolutionary parties in Tokyo. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801620
trove_id: 26801620
description:
Railway dispute/ Protest movement in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province against foreign involvement in railway project.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801620
trove_id: 26801620
description:
China news/ Zhang Zhidong refuses to admit that he wants the Empress to return power to Emperor Guangxu. Foreign power wants Chinese government to punish those in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province who are against foreign loans. Chinese government is determined to crack down on all rebellions by force if necessary. Imperial scholar Li Zhuohua suggests to write books on Boxer rebellion and foreign interference. Britain will return part of Tibet if Chinese government repays the indemnity before the end of the year. Chinese and Russian officials meet in Beijing for trade issues. New restriction on sending telegram to Beijing. Chinese missions overseas are required to provide monthly report on overseas Chinese business. Qin Chunxuan is urged to come to Beijing. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi province Zhang Mingqi questions French troops stationed near the Chinese border. Tools for standard weights and measures arrive China from France. Chinese acting ambassador in Washington Zhou Ziqi suggests to set up Chinese consulate in Panama.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801619
trove_id: 26801619
description:
Guangdong news/ Department of foreign affairs in Beijing warns Guangdong government that there might be mass rebellions in their provinces. Chinese naval fleet to be organised. Guangdong and Guangxi students association in Japan send four representatives back to Guangzhou to fight for fishing rights in Xijiang River. Nanhai high school organises a meeting of students' parents and school staff and report on the meeting. Report on opium ban in Guishan county. Confucian school in Nanhai county has been turned into an administrative office. News on the railway from Guangzhou to Macao.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801619
trove_id: 26801619
description:
American government issues new restrictions upon Japanese immigrants and Japanese government to respond.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801619
trove_id: 26801619
description:
Chinese and Indian people in South Africa are punished for protesting against discrimination. Report on situations of Indian and Chinese immigrants in Transvaal.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801619
trove_id: 26801619
description:
American government starts to collect tax on dowry in order to stop American women marrying foreign nobles.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801624
trove_id: 26801624
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Duan Fang sends some woman students to study in America. Chinese government sends imperial princes to study overseas. Name of warship owned by the Chinese navy. 


date: 1908-01-25
page: 6
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801624
trove_id: 26801624
description:
Correspondence from America/ Chinese students in Los Angeles meet at the Chinese Empire Reform Association, some are returning after graduation. Number of foreign immigrants in the United States including Chinese. Anti-Asian movement in America. President Roosevelt will retire at the expiration of his second term.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 6
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801624
trove_id: 26801624
description:
Report from Japan/ Chinese official Feng Shaotang comments on Japanese administration in Manchuria. Chrysanthemum show in Tokyo.


date: 1908-01-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801623
trove_id: 26801623
description:
Translation/ Manchuria governor Xu Shichang borrows money from Russia and Japan. Business comparison between America, Britain, Germany and Japan. Mexican government to set up consulate in Hankou.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801629
trove_id: 26801629
description:
Chinese communities in Southeast Asia welcome visit of Yang Shiqi (Xingcheng), envoy of Chinese government, and warships Hairong and Haiqi.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801629
trove_id: 26801629
description:
China news. Dispute between Prince Qing, Yuan Shikai, Prince Chun and Zhang Zhidong. Wang Daxie is traitor in the department of foreign affairs who supports  foreign loans to build railway in Zhejiang and Jiangsu. Reform of monetary unit in China. China to purchase foreign books in order to reform its legal system. Court procedure to be changed. Heilongjiang seeks to take some immigrants from inland.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801628
trove_id: 26801628
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong authority sends officials to make industrial investigation to the north. Beijing asks Guangdong to send some students to study overseas. Provincial government dispatches troops to suppress bandits in Huaxian jointly with Guangxi. A report from directors of the railway company to Governor Zhang Renjun. 


date: 1908-02-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801628
trove_id: 26801628
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong authority sends officials to make industrial investigation to the north. Beijing asks Guangdong to send some students to study overseas. Provincial government dispatches troops to suppress bandits in Huaxian jointly with Guangxi. A report from directors of the railway company to Governor Zhang Renjun. Disqualified engineers of the railway project have been removed. Guangdong is required to report progress of local self-government. Guangdong is required to recommend talented people returned from overseas.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801628
trove_id: 26801628
description:
White Association in South Africa and anti-Asian gatherings. Anti-Asian association's conference in British Colombia, St Louis, and northwest America. 


date: 1908-02-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801628
trove_id: 26801628
description:
Important news. Chinese customs officers raid a Japanese cargo ship near Macao that smuggles weapon for Sun Yatsen. Rumours in Paris, Berlin and Vienna that the Tsar of Russia has been assassinated. Many unemployed and homeless people in America.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801634
trove_id: 26801634
description:
Chinese community in Vancouver, Canada, to publish a Chinese newspaper xin bao, and a notice from the paper.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801634
trove_id: 26801634
description:
Correspondence from New Zealand. Population of New Zealand. Imports and exports of New Zealand. Fire in Christchurch. Situation of Chinese in New Zealand.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801634
trove_id: 26801634
description:
Miscellaneous notes. British national debt increases. National debt of Germany. Shipbuilding industry in Britain, America and Germany in 1906 and 1907.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801634
trove_id: 26801634
description:
United States immigration regulations. American government enacts new law to restrict Chinese immigration.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
Report on celebration of Chinese New Year at the Tung Wah Times and the Chinese Empire Reform Association. New Years' greetings from Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
Two members of the Commonwealth Parliament recommend reducing tax on imported banana and other fruits.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
Ten illegal Chinese immigrants detained in Australia, which might lead to stricter immigration regulations. 


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
Three Chinese in Brisbane are arrested and penalised for opium smuggling. An Australian association organised in Perth advocates for self-protection and white Australia. Number of school students in the state of Victoria. New South Wales appoints its former governor as chief representative to the London exhibition. 


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
All passengers of a Japanese liner are barred from landing in Sydney after smallpox was found on board. New consul from Japan among them.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801633
trove_id: 26801633
description:
Duan Fang collects antiques. Japanese prince goes to study in Britain. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi province Zhang Mingqi invites Hong Kong businessman Ye Huibo to help Guangxi industrial development.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801636
trove_id: 26801636
description:
Railway news. Reports on disputes over the railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province (attempt to borrow foreign loan, protest against foreign loans, and efforts of local authority to pacify the protest).


date: 1908-02-15
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801636
trove_id: 26801636
description:
News from Fujian. The Triad Society bandits on the border of Yongding, Pinghe and Nanjing counties and response of local government authorities. Compensation agreement achieved for the murder of two foreigners in Tong'an county years ago. Fuzhou shipyard and its development in the past few years. Local gentry and railway building in Fujian province.


date: 1908-02-15
page: 8
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801636
trove_id: 26801636
description:
Correspondence from America. Li Huanlou graduates from a New York school and translation of his graduation certificate. Another group of Chinese students arrives Boston. Anti-Japanese movement in San Francisco and the Chinese community there.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801638
trove_id: 26801638
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Report on the Political Research Society (zheng wen she) organised by Chinese students and academics in Tokyo, their mission and development.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801638
trove_id: 26801638
description:
 Miscellaneous report on the railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province (attempted involvement of foreign loans, and protest movement).


date: 1908-02-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801638
trove_id: 26801638
description:
China news. Belgian seeks to control inland navigation of the Yellow River and protest from gentry in Gansu province. Wu Tingfang asks for the ambassadorship to America, Mexico, Peru and Cuba. Treasury is depleted in Manchuria under the governorship of Xu Shichang. Major changes are expected following the clashes between Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai. Students in Tianjin are detained for gathering and Yuan Shikai makes comments. Law on newspaper publishing is to be promulgated. China to send special envoy overseas for investigation on constitutional system. China seeks to take back its control on customs as Robert Hart is leaving.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801637
trove_id: 26801637
description:
Guangdong news. Gentry in Xiangshan county seek support from governor Zhang Renjun in their territorial dispute with Portuguese. Performance of Zhang Renjun after taking his office in Guangdong. Number of Guangdong students studying overseas. British gunboat has left Wuzhou, Guangxi province. Guangxi businessmen and their relationship with Guangdong counterparts. Luo Guangting, Huang Jingtang and their role in the Guangdong railway project. 


date: 1908-02-22
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801637
trove_id: 26801637
description:
 The future of Qing dynasty and the international community, translated from Osaka mainichi shimbun.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801637
trove_id: 26801637
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Submarine cable in the world. Stamps of the world. Female member of secret society in Russia. Newspaper in the world and its history. Jewish people and their distribution around the world.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801642
trove_id: 26801642
description:
Beijing news. Petition from Jiangsu and Zhejiang representatives on railway building and responses of the Beijing authority. Proposal from British consul on railway building in Jiangsu province. Zhili province has a new governor and his negotiation with British troops on the issue of their withdrawal. Japan notifies China that the number of Chinese students should be reduced.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801641
trove_id: 26801641
description:
A Chinese sailor dies of smallpox. Railway income in the state of Victoria from July 1907. Carpenters in Sydney have stopped their strike. A man in Broken Hill is charged with murdering his wife. Representative of New South Wales government in London talks white Australia.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801644
trove_id: 26801644
description:
Translation of an article on political order written by Itagaki Taisuke, founder of Japan's first political party, the Liberal Party, or Jiyuto.


date: 1908-02-22
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801644
trove_id: 26801644
description:
Comparison of army, reserves, weaponry and military budget of Russia, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Japan, Britain, Turkey, America, India, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Romania, Norway, The Netherlands, Greece, Denmark, Belgium, Balkan, Mexico and China.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801646
trove_id: 26801646
description:
Editorial/ White Australia and white New Zealand (Chinese may exterminate in the Australasia region).


date: 1908-02-29
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801646
trove_id: 26801646
description:
Imperial edict on December 17 removes Lu Yuandong from his position of imperial commissioner of Jiangsu province, and appoints Jing Xing, Yu Liansan, Ding Zhenduo, Cao Hongxun and Lu Yuanding to organise the political consulting institution (zi zheng yuan).


date: 1908-02-29
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801646
trove_id: 26801646
description:
China politics. Yang Du is called into Beijing. Relation between Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai. Negotiation between China and Belgium on mining in Shanxi province. Zai Ze stresses freedom of speech. Compulsory education to be started. Law on newspaper publishing in preparation. 


date: 1908-02-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801646
trove_id: 26801646
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Qing responds to his second son's fight for a prostitute. Resistance to removal of imperial commissioner of Shandong province Wu Tingbin. Chinese community in Vietnam reports to Beijing authority on the sufferings of Chinese employed by French. Staff of the proposed political consulting institution. Ministry of communications employs returned students. Railway building in China and the use of foreign loans. Imperial scholar Zhao Binglin and his memorial report. Beijing issues new regulation for student administration and a further report. Report on the Japanese in south Manchuria.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801645
trove_id: 26801645
description:
Guangdong is ready to implement the law of compulsory education. Imperial court in Beijing permits Guangdong to build arterial roads for military purpose. Guangdong educational authority to publish an official bulletin. Liner route to be opened from Guangzhou to Nanyang (Southeast Asia). Guangdong to have a new educational officer. Sun Yatsen retreats and now lives in Hanoi. A letter from the ministry of communication in Beijing to railway company of Guangdong. 


date: 1908-02-29
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801645
trove_id: 26801645
description:
America and Japan negotiate on the issues of Manchuria, Japanese immigrants, and anti-Japanese movement in California.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801645
trove_id: 26801645
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ An American theatre is burned to ashes. President Roosevelt of the United States writes to trade unions of railway workers. A city mayor in Spain is assassinated. Arsenal in Berkeley, California, explodes and 28 lives including 24 Chinese. 


date: 1908-02-29
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801650
trove_id: 26801650
description:
News about the Chinese Empire Reform Association/ Chairman Kang Youwei and the Chinese Empire Reform Association ask for signature from Chinese community of 200 cities around the world for a petition to Beijing for political reform.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Africa
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801650
trove_id: 26801650
description:
Correspondence from South Africa. Chinese servant Zhou Guihe hangs himself in protest against the discrimination registration requirement for Asian immigrants.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801649
trove_id: 26801649
description:
George Street in Sydney to be widened which has lead to anti-Chinese movement, and response from the Chinese community.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801649
trove_id: 26801649
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association farewells Guo Le, Ma Zu, Huang Huannan, Du Zewen, and Yang Boxiang. Attendants include Xian Junhao, Ye Bingnan, Cai Xing, Zheng Fanchang, Liang Chuang, Wu Zhentang, and Huang Zaixing.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801649
trove_id: 26801649
description:
English Evening News in Sydney publishes a reader's letter saying that Chinese control the Sydney fruit market.


date: 1908-02-29
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801652
trove_id: 26801652
description:
Comparison of naval forces and budget of Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Japan and America.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801654
trove_id: 26801654
description:
A report submitted by Zhao Binglin suggests granting the people freedom of assembly and association.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 2
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801654
trove_id: 26801654
description:
Important news. China seeks cooperation of America and Germany in order to resist Japan. Portugal may sell some colonies in alleviate its financial crisis. Japan warns China following capture of a Japanese cargo ship near Macao. 


date: 1908-03-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801653
trove_id: 26801653
description:
Beijing news. Japan reports that Russia sends expedition to Mongolia. Chinese army officers learn international etiquette. Hubei governor Zhao Er'tuan reviews parade of Xinjiang troops before their returning to Yili. Imperial court meeting to be held. Proposal from Duan Fang on constitutional reform. Brief outline of the new law on newspaper publishing and comments by British mission in Beijing. Shares increase for the bank established by the Board of Revenue. Chinese ambassador to Germany writes to Beijing for the safety of international mails. 


date: 1908-03-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801653
trove_id: 26801653
description:
Guangdong news. Renovation of Guandi Temple in Xinhui county is completed and the opening ceremony. Guangdong authority provides financial report to Beijing. Huge reward offered to the capture of famous bandit chieftain Lu Lanqing who is active in Sanshui, Shunde, Xiangshan and Nanhai counties. Guangdong railway company to publish monthly report on income and expense. Guangdong authority encourages students to to go overseas for military study at one's own expense. A recent survey on the prison in Xiangshan county. Authority orders to capture all Fujian and Guangdong pirates. 


date: 1908-03-07
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801653
trove_id: 26801653
description:
Miscellaneous news. Some volcanic islands are inhabited. Russia has thousands of illiterate children. Telegram sent daily in the world. Japan has 1,343 newspapers nationwide. Around the world, 9,914 new books published in 1907. Number of Irish emigrants from 1871. Coal production in 1906 around the world and in America, Britain and Germany.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801658
trove_id: 26801658
description:
Zhejiang students in Japan write to their home province regarding to railway building and the application for foreign loans.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801658
trove_id: 26801658
description:
Miscellaneous news. Prince Chun declines internal debt. Beijing authority allows the establishment of a brothel in the inner city. Secret investigation on salt tax.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801657
trove_id: 26801657
description:
Chinese businessman in Sydney Guo Biao (George Kwok Bew) writes to the English Evening News rejecting the argument that Chinese have controlled the Sydney fruit market. Article translated into Chinese by Luo Run.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801657
trove_id: 26801657
description:
Lin Shufen, envoy of Guangdong, Guangxi, Zhejiang and Fujian provincial governments, stays in Sydney for 8 days and is now on the way to Samoa for an investigation of Chinese communities there.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801660
trove_id: 26801660
description:
First part of the foreword to the Chinese newspaper xin bao, official paper of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada.


date: 1908-03-07
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801660
trove_id: 26801660
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Pessimistic women's association in America. A secret society in Germany whose members murder woman. Lust for money.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 2
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801662
trove_id: 26801662
description:
Railway dispute. Chinese authority agrees to build Zhejiang railway with British loans. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801662
trove_id: 26801662
description:
Important news/ Shanxi province regains its mining resources. China to organise and train new army in Yunnan province to guard against possible French invasion. Robert Hart retires to his home country England. China to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou with loans from Belgian source. China to appoint an official for fishing issues in the Xijiang River of Guangdong. Yuan Shikai revises laws drafted for newspaper publishing. Beijing students to be disciplined. Zhang Renjun has news proposal for the reform of currency system. Chinese government asks British authority in Singapore to deport Sun Yatsen.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801662
trove_id: 26801662
description:
Beijing news. The law on newspaper publishing is still in preparation. Prince Qing, Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong comment on railway building in Jiangsu and Zhejiang province. Yuan Shikai refuses to meet two female representatives from Shanghai for railway dispute in Jiangsu province. Britain suggests China to adopt British system for weights and measures. Japanese in Manchuria and the corruption. Duan Fang sends representatives to discuss in Beijing the withdrawal of Manchurian troops from local China. China and Britain achieve agreement on the monopoly of opium sale. British troops will withdraw from Tangshan from this Spring. 


date: 1908-03-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801662
trove_id: 26801662
description:
Board of the Guangdong railway company selects treasurer. Reshuffle of the (Guangzhou-Hankou) railway company management committee. Zhang Renjun inquires naval forces in Guangdong and the report. A naval port to be built in Huizhou county. Financial report of the provincial authority. Government forces increased in order to suppress bandits in Dongjiang River area. Profit of the first part of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway from June to December 1907. Li Jingkuan to resign from his position in the railway company.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801661
trove_id: 26801661
description:
British Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman may resign due to illness. King Edward VII express sympathy to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801661
trove_id: 26801661
description:
Miscellaneous news. Authorities in Vancouver try to curb anti-Asian movement. Influenza in London claims 141 lives. Emperor of Germany writes to British naval commander. 


date: 1908-03-14
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801661
trove_id: 26801661
description:
Important news. China admits to detaining a Japanese cargo ship near Macao, which has become the priority of China's foreign policy.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801661
trove_id: 26801661
description:
Miscellaneous news/ Development of postal service in China in the past 10 years. Number of coal miners around the world. Chicago to have the biggest hotel. The biggest restaurant in New York. Panama Canal and the budget. Import and export of Britain, Germany, America and France.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801666
trove_id: 26801666
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney to its members and other Chinese fellows regarding the Political Research Society (zheng wen she), Kang Youwei's proposed visit to Australia, Nanqiang school in Guangzhou and others.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801666
trove_id: 26801666
description:
Japan forces China to release the cargo ship captured by Chinese customs for weapon smuggling near Macao. Guangzhou has a protest gathering against Japan for such arrogance.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801666
trove_id: 26801666
description:
Negotiations between China and Japan over the Jiandao island and the difficulties. Proposal to set up a school to train customs officers. Chen Bi tries to separate post service from the customs.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801665
trove_id: 26801665
description:
Federal taxation commissioner reports to the parliament opium smuggling since January 1, 1906 when Australia starts to ban opium.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801665
trove_id: 26801665
description:
Population growth in each of the six Australian states since federation (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia).


date: 1908-03-14
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801665
trove_id: 26801665
description:
Chinese ambassador to London Li Jingfang recommends Yan Ju, Wu Guangjian, Wang Shizheng and Huang Rongliang to be consul to South Africa, New Zealand and Melbourne.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801665
trove_id: 26801665
description:
A letter from a steamship company regarding Chinese passengers and their comments about the service en route.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801665
trove_id: 26801665
description:
 Railway building in China and its foreign contractors including Russia, Britain, Germany, France and Japan.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801668
trove_id: 26801668
description:
Second and final part of the foreword to the Chinese newspaper xin bao, official organ of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada.


date: 1908-03-14
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801668
trove_id: 26801668
description:
Tung Wah column. The Chinese navy. Repayment of indemnity. Prohibition. A weak nation and its diplomacy. Mining resources in Shanxi province.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 2
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801670
trove_id: 26801670
description:
Special report. Lushun and Dalian under Japanese rule. Commerce Society in Niuzhuang protests against Japanese. American naval fleet to visit Australia.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801670
trove_id: 26801670
description:
Beijing news. Chinese ambassador to Germany Sun Baoqi suggests Chinese officials should wear Western suits on their overseas tour. Duan Zhigui is appointed to train troops in Manchuria. Zhang Zhidong suggests to unify dialects in China. Chinese government sends observer Zhou Wanpeng to the conference of Universal Postal Union in Lisbon. Beijing Times (Beijing shi bao) has been closed for advocating power return from Empress Dowager to the Emperor. Hubei province sets up a bureau for local self-government. Japan has a new medicine that promises to help China quit opium. French authority in Vietnam detains and deports Sun Yatsen. Xu Xilin's father Xu Fengming to be pardoned. Some imperial princes are to make overseas investigation on navy at their own expense. Financial report from the Hunan railway company.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801670
trove_id: 26801670
description:
Guangdong news. Students are banned from discussing politics and other national affairs. Guangdong province pays its shares for Chinese students in Japan and the new policy from the Chinese government. Ministry of communications seeks to nationalise the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. The Guangzhou-Hankou railway has enough funds till mid-Summer. China purchases new weapon from Germany to train its Guangdong army. Businessmen from Guangdong and Guangxi raise funds to set up a steamship company and a copy of the regulation.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 3
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801669
trove_id: 26801669
description:
The British-French Exhibition will be opened in London in May by the French President and the King of United Kingdom.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801669
trove_id: 26801669
description:
Japan comments on the proposed visit of American naval fleet to Australia. Canada also invites a visit of American fleet.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801669
trove_id: 26801669
description:
News from Tokyo. Japanese government notifies foreign missions there on the proposed international exhibition in Tokyo.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801669
trove_id: 26801669
description:
Chinese government to change its local governors. Prince Su, Prince Qing and Qin Chunxuan in the court struggle. Chinese military students in Japan and Britain and their practice. The newspaper publishing regulation under preparation. Chinese ambassador to France reports to Beijing the Chinese students in Paris and their publications. Foreign missionary in Haimen of Zhejiang province. Railway building from Tianjin to Pukou. Representatives from Jiangsu and Zhejiang province in Beijing and the effort to borrow foreign loans in the railway building. Mining dispute in Shanxi province. Zhang Yintang reports to Beijing his negotiation with Britain on the Tibet treaty. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi province reports recent relationship with French authority in Vietnam. Japanese consul in Longzhou and Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun. French businessman seeks to start mining in Panyu county of Guangdong.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 3
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801669
trove_id: 26801669
description:
Translation. Daily Telegraph in Sydney reports China's apology to Japan, and a translation of the report. 


date: 1908-03-21
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801674
trove_id: 26801674
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney to its members and other Chinese fellows in Australia regarding the Political Research Society (zheng wen she), a political party established in Tokyo to replace the Chinese Empire Reform Association and now headquartered in Shanghai, admission into this party, Kang Youwei's proposed visit to Australia, and other issues of the Association.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801674
trove_id: 26801674
description:
Special report. Guangdong navy seizes large amounts of weapons smuggled by Sun Yatsen's revolutionaries.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801674
trove_id: 26801674
description:
China apologises to Japan for seizing a Japanese cargo ship smuggling weapons for Chinese revolutionary.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801673
trove_id: 26801673
description:
Hobart, Adelaide and Perth will join Melbourne and Sydney in welcoming the visit of American naval fleet.


date: 1908-03-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801673
trove_id: 26801673
description:
Premier of South Australia talks to the Morning Post in London about the threat from China (yellow peril) and Australia's defence.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801678
trove_id: 26801678
description:
Miscellaneous report/ Chinese students in Europe and their political orientation. Chinese government appoints new student supervisor to Japan and Europe. Jiang Guiti and his troops to move south. Duan Fang reports to Beijing authority his reorganisation of troops. Chinese troops in Yili. New regulation on land tax of the railway building. Jiangxi officials in Beijing. China's negotiation with France on mining project in Panyu county of Guangdong, and with Russia on Manchurian issues. German authority seeks to recruit Chinese labourers for Samoa and response of Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801678
trove_id: 26801678
description:
Beijing news/ Dong Fuxiang dies of illness. All government officials who have not quit opium smoking may be removed. Zhang Zhidong recommends Liang Dingfen. Xiangshan in Zhejiang province is very suitable to building naval port. history of telephone development in China. British-French company seeks to improve inland navigation in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. Budget for administration in Manchuria. Shanxi province has new plan for the redeemed mines. 


date: 1908-03-28
page: 3
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801677
trove_id: 26801677
description:
Guangdong news/ Reward offered for the capture of revolutionaries Sun Yatsen, Chen Jinghua, Huang Heshun and Liang Xiuchun. Chinese arms smuggling in Hong Kong and Macao. Chinese authority makes secret investigation on arms smuggling in Macao and Hong Kong. Schools in Xiangshan county are in crisis and comments by Tung Wah Times. Survey on Chinese troops in Xijiang River. Guangdong authority reaffirms the ban on opium smoking.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801677
trove_id: 26801677
description:
Special report. Guangzhou people protest against China's apology to Japan for the capture of Japanese cargo ship. And boycott to Japanese goods in Guangzhou. Opium may disappear in China.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801677
trove_id: 26801677
description:
Russian army commander is sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment for his surrendering Lushun to Japanese troops during the Russo-Japanese War.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 3
column: d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801677
trove_id: 26801677
description:
Russians prepare for possible Japanese invasion to Sakhalin island, Heilongjiang and Songhuajiang Rivers area.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801677
trove_id: 26801677
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Number of troops in Europe. Dockyard in Clayton of Britain. Servants in the imperial palace in Germany. Tea export from China to Britain from June 1907 to January 1908. Railway around the world. A comparison of British and German naval forces.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801682
trove_id: 26801682
description:
Chinese woman-student in Japan, Yan Bin, sets up a magazine and a printing factory. Fire in Bangkok, Thailand. Chinese businessmen in Thailand set up a steamship company.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801681
trove_id: 26801681
description:
Governor-General of Australia Sir Henry Northcote will retire. List of governors in the six Australian states.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801681
trove_id: 26801681
description:
Chinese are penalised in Brisbane for opium smuggling. Australia to punish opium smuggler without leniency.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801681
trove_id: 26801681
description:
Signatures solicited among overseas Chinese communities for a petition to the Chinese government. A copy of the petition.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801681
trove_id: 26801681
description:
Special report. Chinese community in Sydney seeks cooperation with Guangzhou in the boycott to Japanese goods. An inquiry telegram to Guangzhou. Tung Wah Times calls for boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801684
trove_id: 26801684
description:
Agreement reached between Shanxi province and Belgian company on the exploitation of mining resources. A copy of the agreement.


date: 1908-03-28
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801684
trove_id: 26801684
description:
A telegram from Guangzhou commercial association to county magistrates for the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801686
trove_id: 26801686
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney and Hong Kong Chinese Business Association (hua an shang hui) on the boycott of Japanese goods.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 2
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801686
trove_id: 26801686
description:
Chinese government invites American naval fleet to visit Nanjing and the invitation has been accepted. Arms smuggling in Macao. Negotiations between China and Japan on the railway building in south Manchuria.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801686
trove_id: 26801686
description:
Rong Qing suggests withdrawing Manchurian garrison from local province. China sends more army students to Japan. Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai and the new law on newspaper publishing. Beijing to monopolise opium sale. Negotiation between China and Britain on the opium ban in Hong Kong. Railway building from Tianjin to Pukou, an official investigation on mining project in Manchuria, and the involvement of foreign loans in the railway building in Zhejiang and Jiangsu. Guangxi authority responds to French demand to set up a consul office in Nanning. Tang Shaoyi asks for a court meeting for his negotiation with Japan in Manchurian issue. France seeks to start mining in Yunnan province. 


date: 1908-04-04
page: 2
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801686
trove_id: 26801686
description:
Paris newspapers report and comment on the proposed constitutional reform in China. A newspaper in San Francisco reports and comments on Japanese in Manchuria.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801686
trove_id: 26801686
description:
Correspondence from America. New Chinese ambassador to America, Mexico, Peru and Cuba, Wu Tingfang, and his protege arrive in San Francisco. A list of the protege and Chinese consuls to Mexico, Peru, Cuba, New York, and Honolulu.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801690
trove_id: 26801690
description:
A notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney to its members and other Chinese fellows in Australia regarding the Political Research Society (zheng wen she), a political party established in Tokyo to replace the Chinese Empire Reform Association and now based in Shanghai, admission into this party, Kang Youwei's proposed visit to Australia, and other issues of the Association.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801690
trove_id: 26801690
description:
Second and final part of an essay on educational reform in China, translated from Japanese newspaper.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801690
trove_id: 26801690
description:
China and Japan negotiate. Negotiations between China and Japan over the smuggling of a Japanese cargo ship captured near Macao.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801689
trove_id: 26801689
description:
Chinese community in Sydney gathers for boycott of Japanese goods. Ye Bingnan's speech at the gathering. The telegram from Chinese community in Sydney to their Hong Kong counterparts. Speakers include Wu Shihua, Li Chun, Ye Tonggui, Yu Bingyao, Guo Biao, Xian Junhao, Liang Chuang, Zheng Fanchang, and Huang Shi. And support from Chinese communities in Melbourne and other areas.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801692
trove_id: 26801692
description:
First part of an article on the Sino-Japanese dispute over the capture of a smuggling Japanese cargo ship near Macao, and its impact on East Asian security.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801692
trove_id: 26801692
description:
Beijing news. China purchases 40 torpedo boats from Britain and Germany. Japan sends many investigators to Mongolia and Xinjiang. Imperial commissioner of Jiangxi province Rui Ding suggests constitutional reform and establishment of parliament. Zhang Zhidong and Duan Fang might be moved. Proposal for establishment of parliament. Governor of Yunnan province Xi Liang impeaches his subordinates. Report from Xu Shichang on the appointment of officials in Heilongjiang province.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801692
trove_id: 26801692
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Zhang Renjun considers borrowing foreign loans. Chinese government to establish a consulate in some countries including Australia and New Zealand. A proposal to set up Guangdong Communication Bank. A telegram from the ministry of communications in Beijing to the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Japanese Buddhist monk in Guangdong and their clash with local authority.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801692
trove_id: 26801692
description:
Guangdong and Guangxi businessmen set up a steamship society which is now trying to raise funds among overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1908-04-04
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801692
trove_id: 26801692
description:
Ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce in Beijing supports a call from Nanyang Chinese communities for establishment of an overseas Chinese commercial association.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801694
trove_id: 26801694
description:
Comments on the dispute between China and Japan over the capture of smuggling Japanese cargo ship near Macao. And detailed report on the case from London.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801694
trove_id: 26801694
description:
Correspondence from Fiji. Chinese envoy Lin Shufen visits Chinese communities in Fiji, a report from Suva.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801694
trove_id: 26801694
description:
A telegram from Chinese community in Sydney to the Eastern Times in Shanghai on the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801694
trove_id: 26801694
description:
Beijing news. Proposal to raise more funds from local governments in order to repay foreign loans. China to send officials on overseas investigation on naval forces. Local governments are required to help Chinese naval building. Dong Fuxiang has been proved the richest man in China. Imperial commissioner of Shandong Wu Tingbin reports that German are seeking to start mining project. Liang Dunyan to be imperial commissioner of Fengtian province. Zai Ze wants to have another overseas tour. Chinese ambassador to Germany Sun Baorui suggests that a negotiator should be appointed in each province. Sun Yatsen is leaving Singapore for Tokyo. Hubei troops are preparing for a parade. A plan to turn Tibet into a province.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801693
trove_id: 26801693
description:
Guangdong news. Educational inspectors and their report. Fortifications to be consolidated. Progress of railway building from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801693
trove_id: 26801693
description:
British Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman retires due to illness. The new Prime Minister of Britain is Herbert Henry Asquith.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 3
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801693
trove_id: 26801693
description:
Reconnoitre for the railway project from Tianjin to Pukou. Robert Hart is on leave. China selects a naval port in the south province.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801698
trove_id: 26801698
description:
Chinese businessmen Chen Bing and Luo Run write to Sydney English newspaper refuting discrimination against Chinese residents in Castlereagh, Campbell and Oxford Streets, Sydney.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801698
trove_id: 26801698
description:
Governor of Guangdong Zhang Renjun would rather resign than release Japanese cargo ship that was captured for smuggling near Macao.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801697
trove_id: 26801697
description:
Chinese Business Protection Society in Sydney calls for boycott of Japanese goods following the Sino-Japanese dispute over the capture of a smuggling Japanese cargo ship.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801697
trove_id: 26801697
description:
Sydney Chinese community sets up an association to boycott Japanese goods. Regulations of the association.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801697
trove_id: 26801697
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun and Japanese consul in Guangzhou. Zhang Renjun and the new Guangdong army. Chinese government instructs its ambassador to France to try to ban New Century newspaper (xin shi ji) published by Chinese students in Paris. China to send consul to Australia, New Zealand and south Africa.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801700
trove_id: 26801700
description:
American secretary of industry and commerce reports to the parliament. The report covers issues such as Chinese immigration, trade statistics between China and America, and number of Chinese immigrants in the United States.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801700
trove_id: 26801700
description:
Reader of Tung Wah Times Zhang Yihua suggests that Chinese community in Australia should set up a Chinese school.


date: 1908-04-11
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801700
trove_id: 26801700
description:
Second and final part of an article on the Sino-Japan dispute over the capture of a smuggling Japanese cargo ship near Macao, and its impact on East Asian security.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 2
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801702
trove_id: 26801702
description:
Detailed report on negotiations between China and Japan over the capture of Japanese cargo ship for smuggling.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801702
trove_id: 26801702
description:
Guangdong businessmen write to support governor Zhang Renjun in the dispute with Japan over the capture of Japanese cargo ship for smuggling.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801701
trove_id: 26801701
description:
A telegram from Donghua hospital in Guangzhou to Lin Yik Tong, Chinese merchants society in Sydney, saying rice price is very high in Guangdong, and calls for donations in order to stabilise rice market.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801701
trove_id: 26801701
description:
Beijing news. Jia Jingren and Liu E are to be punished for selling Shanxi mining resources to foreigners. Dozens of revolutionaries slip into Beijing from Japan. Lun Beizi talks to the imperial court on constitutional reform after his tour to Japan. Russian in Mongolia. Manchuria under Japanese administration and the development of transportation in Shandong. Traditional binding on imperial relatives to be changed. Chinese government to appoint returned students overseas consul. Western media reports reshuffle of Beijing officialdom. A telegram from railway association in Jiangsu province to Beijing authority. Duan Zhigui has a temporary position.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 3
column: d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801701
trove_id: 26801701
description:
United States tackles opium. American authority in the Philippines bans opium trade and opium smoking.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801706
trove_id: 26801706
description:
A report from Grand Council (da li yuan) suggests to set up Bureau of Statistics and to prepare for constitutional reform.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801706
trove_id: 26801706
description:
Important news. A telegram from Guangdong business protection society to the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu), ministry of foreign affairs and taxation commissioner regarding the dispute with Japan over the capture of Japanese cargo ship. Similar telegram from Guangdong business protection society to their counterparts in other cities. Telegram from zheng wen she to governor Zhang Renjun over the Sino-Japanese dispute.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801706
trove_id: 26801706
description:
Miscellaneous news. Lu Zhengxiang and the processing of foreign treaty. China to survey the garrison in Yangtze River area. 


date: 1908-04-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801705
trove_id: 26801705
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne gathers in zhong hua hui guan to support the boycott of Japanese goods.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801705
trove_id: 26801705
description:
Mayors of The Rocks, Redfern, Alexandria and Waterloo in Sydney are jointly request the Prime Minister to separate Chinese from other residents. Ye Bingnan and other Chinese businessmen also write to the Prime Minister on the idea.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801705
trove_id: 26801705
description:
Chinese businessmen Zhou Ruiting reports from Bendigo that Chinese communities in Victoria have started their boycott of Japanese goods. The Chinese Times in Melbourne has new editor Liu Yuechi.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801705
trove_id: 26801705
description:
Dong Fuxiang dies. Chinese government requests British authority in Singapore to deport Sun Yatsen and reply from British mission in Beijing. A coal mine in Panyu county under French management. British ambassador in Beijing demands compensation from China for negligence of Xiamen dockyard. Japanese ambassador in Beijing protests against Chinese ministry of foreign affairs for Japanese business in Zhejiang province. 


date: 1908-04-18
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801708
trove_id: 26801708
description:
First part of a letter from Dongguan students in Japan to their home county on the issue of local self-government.


date: 1908-04-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801705
trove_id: 26801705
description:
First part of the loan contract for the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo railway project and signed between Chinese ministry of foreign affairs and British company.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801710
trove_id: 26801710
description:
Chinese communities in Melbourne (Victoria), Townsville and Taroom (Queensland), and Adelaide (South Australia) gather to support the boycott to Japanese goods, reported by Li Zhenqin, Chen Xi, Yu Fu, Liu Ruji, Xie Yongzhen, Xie Zhenkuan, and others.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801710
trove_id: 26801710
description:
Beijing news. The fifth son of Prince Qing marries the daughter of Sun Baoqi, Chinese ambassador to Germany. Whereabouts of the Imperial Prince removed a few years ago. Government responds to the impeachment report submitted by Qin Chunxuan. Regulation in preparation for newspaper publishing in foreign settlements. Rong Qing and 17 others put forward proposals to improve relationship between Manchurian and Han people. Zhang Zhidong and the development of Chinese navy. Chinese and foreign officials in Tianjin are jointly to ban opium smoking. Telegram from Jiangsu and Zhejiang railway companies to the Beijing authority in protest against involvement of foreign loans to the railway building.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801709
trove_id: 26801709
description:
Even little children in Guangzhou know about the Japanese cargo ship smuggling operation. Chinese officials question the existence of Portuguese administration in Macao. All government officials are required to quit opium smoking within six months. A report on financial subsidy that the Chinese government provided to its overseas students.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801709
trove_id: 26801709
description:
King Edward VII of Britain returns home after touring European continent and meets new cabinet members.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801709
trove_id: 26801709
description:
Translation. The Times in London reports on negotiation between China and Japan over the railway building in south Manchuria.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801709
trove_id: 26801709
description:
A protest gathering in Guangzhou against Japan's provocation in the capture of smuggling cargo ship.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801714
trove_id: 26801714
description:
Further report on negotiations between China and Japan over the capture of Japanese cargo ship for smuggling.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801713
trove_id: 26801713
description:
Ye Bingnan, on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia, writes and requests the government not to impose more restriction upon Chinese residents.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801713
trove_id: 26801713
description:
Four people (two Chinese, one white man and one white woman) are detained in Sydney for opium smuggling.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801713
trove_id: 26801713
description:
Two trains collide in New South Wales. A train from Bendigo collides with another one from Ballarat in Victoria.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801713
trove_id: 26801713
description:
Lin Shufen, envoy of Fujian and Guangdong governments, has arrived in the German colony Samoa for investigation of Chinese labourers there. 


date: 1908-04-25
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801716
trove_id: 26801716
description:
Second and final part of the letter from Dongguan students in Japan to their home county on the issue of local self-government.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801716
trove_id: 26801716
description:
Second part of the loan contract for the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo railway project and signed between Chinese ministry of foreign affairs and British company.


date: 1908-04-25
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801716
trove_id: 26801716
description:
First part of an article, prepared by Political Research Society (zheng wen she), on the future destiny of political party in China. 


date: 1908-05-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801718
trove_id: 26801718
description:
Important news. All opium dens in Shanghai are to be closed before July 1. Robert Hart farewells Beijing after 45 years.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801718
trove_id: 26801718
description:
Ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce in Beijing writes to the Chinese Merchants Society in Sydney regarding bank regulations.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 2
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801718
trove_id: 26801718
description:
Correspondence from Yokohama. Japanese business in panic following China's boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801718
trove_id: 26801718
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese communities in the United States support the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801717
trove_id: 26801717
description:
Beijing news. Tang Shaoyi is summoned to Beijing for new appointment. Preparation under way for the autumn military parade in north China. China to conduct a survey on Cantonese business overseas. Yuan Shikai seeks to quit from the department of foreign affairs. Hunan representatives arrive Beijing for constitutional reform and establishment of parliament. Koreans on Jiandao island want to stay with China.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801717
trove_id: 26801717
description:
 Zhang Renjun ordered to survey and map Chinese territorial waters. Guangxi province encourages Guangdong businessmen to invest in the cultivation of wasteland. Guangdong is urged to report the educational development in the past few years. Survey for the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon and from Guangzhou to Xiamen (Amoy). Local authority in Guangzhou and the capture of revolutionaries.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801721
trove_id: 26801721
description:
Liner service between Hong Kong and Sydney is not interrupted because of the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801724
trove_id: 26801724
description:
Third and final part of the loan contract for the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo railway project and signed between Chinese ministry of foreign affairs and British company.


date: 1908-05-02
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801724
trove_id: 26801724
description:
Second part of an article, prepared by Political Research Society (zheng wen she), on the future destiny of political party in China. 


date: 1908-05-09
page: 2
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801726
trove_id: 26801726
description:
Correspondence from America. Wu Caiji, a native of Xinning county and now medical practitioner in the United States, donates all his savings to help China.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801726
trove_id: 26801726
description:
Correspondence from Hawaii. Liang Qinggui arrives in Honolulu on his tour to America for an investigation of overseas education and Chinese students.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801726
trove_id: 26801726
description:
Beijing news. Chinese Christian Association in Shanghai writes to speaker of the British House of Commons and American Secretary of State seeking their support to ban opium in China. Prince Chun and Prince Qing after being promoted. Empress Dowager purchases steam ship from Japan. The new publishing law will protect copyright for 30 years. Nanyang minister to set up an office in Shanghai. Chinese government takes precautions against student revolutionary in France. Department of foreign affairs discusses qualification of consul. Panic in Anhui province following the capture of revolutionaries.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801725
trove_id: 26801725
description:
Guangdong news. Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu) sends officials who are fluent in foreign language to manage naval affairs in Guangdong. Governor-general of Guangdong Zhang Renjun issues new regulations on foreign missionary. China to build a big military port in Yulin of Haikou, Hainan island. Gambling in Shunde county is prosperous. Guangdong authority to set up a supreme court. Japan demands compensation from China, besides of the apology, for the capture of smuggling Japanese cargo ship near Macao.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801730
trove_id: 26801730
description:
Governor-general of Guangdong and Guangxi Zhang Renjun recommends Chen Baoshen and other talented people.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801729
trove_id: 26801729
description:
Report on the Chinese labourers in German colony Samoa islands, Guangdong and Fujian envoy Lin Shufen's investigation there and his report on the Chinese situation. Lin Shufen on the way back after the tour and is now in Sydney.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801729
trove_id: 26801729
description:
Report on the anti-Chinese movement in Redfern and Waterloo, Sydney. Chinese carpenters in these areas.


date: 1908-05-09
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801732
trove_id: 26801732
description:
Third part of an article, prepared by Political Research Society (zheng wen she), on the future destiny of political party in China. 


date: 1908-05-16
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801734
trove_id: 26801734
description:
Guangdong self-protection society (zi zhi hui) writes to Chinese community in Sydney regarding the boycott of Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801734
trove_id: 26801734
description:
Beijing news. Stockhouse of the ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce is on fire. China to set up a big coal and steel company. Preparation for the building of railway from Tianjin to Pukou. Wu Tingxie is assigned to write the chronology of Guangxu era of the Qing dynasty. Sanmen port in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, will be reopened as naval base. New plan to rejuvenate Chinese navy. Wang Daxie is on the way to Britain for an investigation of constitutional reform. Beijing in panic following the arrival of some revolutionaries from overseas. Japanese magazine publishes cartoons about imperial family of China. Birthday celebration for Prince Qing turns into chaos.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801733
trove_id: 26801733
description:
Guangdong news. The embarrassed governor Zhang Renjun seeks to resign. Journalism association set up in Guangzhou. Railway income in Guangdong in 1907. Guangdong army to purchase weapons from Hong Kong. China and Portugal in negotiation on the boarder issue with Macao. All revolutionary and bandit groups to be disbanded. Governor Zhang Renjun meets in Guangzhou British ambassador who is on his tour to Hong Kong for opium ban. British ambassador to China surveys the border with Hong Kong.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801733
trove_id: 26801733
description:
Britain to ban opium in all colonies. Britain to help China ban opium trade. American governments suggests an international conference on opium ban.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801733
trove_id: 26801733
description:
Emperor of Germany returns marriage certificate to Emperor Guangxu. The certificate was originally snatched away by German soldiers during the Boxer chaos.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801733
trove_id: 26801733
description:
Salary of monarchs in Austria, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Britain, Japan, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Holland, Persia, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Norway and Russia.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801738
trove_id: 26801738
description:
Message from Tung Wah Times to Chinese fellows in Australia on the issue of boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-16
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801735
trove_id: 26801735
description:
A public notice from Yangtze Daily (da jiang ri bao) in Hankou with a purpose to raise funds among overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801742
trove_id: 26801742
description:
Correspondence from Japan. Japanese cargo ship, detained by Chinese authority for arms smuggling near Macao, is now back in Kobe. Report on the welcome ceremony and response of Chinese community.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801741
trove_id: 26801741
description:
Beijing news/ China cultivates talented people for the future establishment of parliament. Yang Du is promoted. Diplomatic missions overseas are required to check all telegrams sent to Beijing by overseas Chinese communities. Prince Su might be moved to Mongolia. Hu Weide has replaced Li Jiaju as Chinese ambassador to Japan. Yang Shixiang might be promoted for his birthday presents sent to Prince Qing. Guangdong students returned from America are now on the way to Beijing for the imperial examination. Customs revenue in north China for the Spring of 1908. Emperor Guangxu is keen to learn foreign legal system. Autumn military parade to be held in Hubei.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801741
trove_id: 26801741
description:
Guangdong news/ Zhang Rongxuan to purchase and control the railway from Chaozhou to Shantou. Fortification to be built in Dongjiang River, Huizhou. Ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce awards outstanding business firms. Yulin port in Haikou will be turned into a naval base and the preparation. Appointment of local government officials in Zhaoqing and Yangjiang.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801741
trove_id: 26801741
description:
Lawyers in Britain suggest a diner with British Prime Minister Henry Asquith who was once at the bar.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801741
trove_id: 26801741
description:
A Comparison of naval forces between Britain, France, America, Germany, Russia, Japan, Italy and Austria.


date: 1908-05-23
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801748
trove_id: 26801748
description:
Fourth and final part of an article, prepared by Political Research Society (zheng wen she), on the future destiny of political party in China. 


date: 1908-05-30
page: 2
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801750
trove_id: 26801750
description:
Important report. Japanese control railway in south Manchuria. An English newspaper published in Beijing.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801750
trove_id: 26801750
description:
Chinese community in Glen Innes, Queensland, supports the boycott of Japanese goods. An open letter from them and their names listed.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801750
trove_id: 26801750
description:
Beijing news. Gentry in Yunnan province appeal to abolish treaty with French company on the exploitation of mining resources in Yunnan. Imperial scholar Xu Zexin and others oppose imperial commissioner of Guizhou Lu Hongshu's attempt to apply for loans from French company. Mining in Guizhou and involvement of British companies. Beiyang minister to be removed. Chinese government seeks to regain its rights of inland navigation.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801750
trove_id: 26801750
description:
Guangdong news. Business flourishing in Shantou. Governor-general of Guangdong Zhang Renjun inspects Xijiang River area. Tax revenue increases in Guangdong. Opium smokers in the government office will be severely punished.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801749
trove_id: 26801749
description:
More than 4,000 Egyptian landlords and prominent figures gather in Alexandria and demand the return of territory occupied by British.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801749
trove_id: 26801749
description:
Indians in British Colombia establish a school in order to train revolutionaries fighting for independence of India.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801749
trove_id: 26801749
description:
Survey. Statistics of import and export in 1907 in Britain, Germany, America, France, Belgium, Austria-Hungary, British India, Canada, Switzerland, Japan, British south Africa and Egypt.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801749
trove_id: 26801749
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Editor of a Beijing newspaper jing hua bao is punished for publishing dissident article.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801758
trove_id: 26801758
description:
Chen Huanzhang writes from Columbia University in New York and calls for donations to the building of a Confucius temple.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801758
trove_id: 26801758
description:
Tung Wah Times replies to an anonymous author in New Zealand in regards to his letter that oppose the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801757
trove_id: 26801757
description:
Debt of the six Australian states (New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia).


date: 1908-05-30
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801757
trove_id: 26801757
description:
Chinese businessmen of Lin Yik Tong and the New South Wales Merchants Society in Sydney farewell to manager of Gibbs Bright Co. Speakers includes Ye Bingnan, Li Chun and Tang Caizhi.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801757
trove_id: 26801757
description:
A special notice from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney in regards to signature on a petition to Beijing for constitutional reform.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 8
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801759
trove_id: 26801759
description:
Translation. A discussion in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom on the issues of opium and Chinese labourers in south Africa.


date: 1908-05-30
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801759
trove_id: 26801759
description:
Important report. Chinese ambassador to Germany Sun Baorui reports to the Beijing ministry of communications on the railway building and administration in Prussia.


date: 1908-06-06
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801763
trove_id: 26801763
description:
Yangtze Daily (da jiang ri bao), official organ of the Chinese Empire Reform Association to be established in Hankou, raises funds.


date: 1908-06-06
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801763
trove_id: 26801763
description:
Correspondence from America. Guan Jingxin, son of a Hong Kong millionaire, is travelling around the world with his wife and has arrived in Hawaii. Chinese communities in San Francisco discuss and support the navy tax. Californian governor talks in San Diego the defence of America.


date: 1908-06-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801763
trove_id: 26801763
description:
The second phase of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project raises shares from Chinese communities in Australia, represented by Ye Bingnan.


date: 1908-06-06
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801762
trove_id: 26801762
description:
Dongguan businessmen in Sydney donate to a society in their home county that advocates opium ban.  Names listed.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
Editorial. A reply from the self-government association (zi zhi hui) in Guangdong to the Chinese community in Australia in regards to the dispute on fishing rights in Xijiang River, boycott to Japanese goods, collection of navy tax and shares raised for the second phase of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
An article, written by Fang Rongjun, on the building of naval forces and establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
Chinese navy. China's plan to rejuvenate its navy. Chinese government seeks assistance from Chinese businessmen in Nanyang for the building of naval forces. Talented people recommended for the building of navy. Chinese navy and its relationship with peace in east Asia.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
5,000 people in Anhui sign a petition for the establishment of parliament. Academics in Shanxi province, Yang Du of Hunan province, Pu Lun, Zhang Zhidong and many other government officials are supporting the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Some Chinese students in Japan oppose the boycott of Japanese goods; a further report.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801767
trove_id: 26801767
description:
Beijing news. China's national debt. Cheng Guangdi, Xu Shichang and the negotiation with Japan over the Jiandao island in Manchuria. Three proposals from Yang Shu. Chinese government discusses opium ban. Liu Youyun of the Beijing university suggests to set up an imperial university. Governor-general of Shaanxi and Gansu Sheng Yun submits a proposal for railway building in the northwest. Three northeast provinces (Manchuria) borrow foreign loans. People in Shanxi province regain the control of coal mines.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801766
trove_id: 26801766
description:
Guangdong news. Japanese naval fleet visits Xiamen (Amoy). Chinese army to set up munitions factory in Guangdong. China can manufacture matches and will no longer import from Japan. A woman in Nanhai county is kidnapped for refusing to marry. A survey on gunboat in Guangdong. Governor Zhang Renjun comments on the establishment of parliament and the constitutional reform. 


date: 1908-06-13
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801766
trove_id: 26801766
description:
Overseas Chinese students. Chinese students in Japan and their stories (police school auctions its graduation certification, two Chinese students are fighting and seriously injured each other while on board of a passenger ship, a hotel manager mortgages his daughter to Chinese student).


date: 1908-06-13
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801772
trove_id: 26801772
description:
Letters from readers. Zhang Mingyuan of South Brisbane supports the boycott to Japanese goods. Huang Yuelin of Brisbane supports the boycott to Japanese goods. Pang Zijun supports the navy levy.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801771
trove_id: 26801771
description:
An anti-Chinese gathering in south Sydney, attended by mayors of Redfern, Waterloo and Alexandria, and a report on their speech. Chinese reader Luo Run writes to the evening news to rebuff the accusation.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801771
trove_id: 26801771
description:
Australian Prime Minister says a special census will be conducted on Chinese residents in the six states.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801771
trove_id: 26801771
description:
Chinese Chen Fangyan, of Glen Innes, is detained for illegally stocking opium. Six white men in Townsville, Queensland, are penalised for illegal opium stocks.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801771
trove_id: 26801771
description:
French are seeking compensation from China for helping to put down a revolt on the border of Yunnan province.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801771
trove_id: 26801771
description:
Chinese community in Sydney donates to the stability of rice market in Guangdong, and their names listed.


date: 1908-06-13
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801774
trove_id: 26801774
description:
Special report. Magistrate candidate Ou Yungao in Guangdong writes to Governor-general Zhang Renjun and suggests to start building naval port in Huizhou.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801776
trove_id: 26801776
description:
A reply from Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun to the Chinese community in Sydney which supports the navy levy.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801776
trove_id: 26801776
description:
Governor-general of Zhili province Yang Shixiang and naval commander Sa Zhenbing suggest resuming the Beiyang navy school. Japanese newspapers report China's plan to rejuvenate its navy. Other report on the rejuvenation of Chinese navy.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801776
trove_id: 26801776
description:
Some Chinese students in Japan oppose the boycott of Japanese goods. Report on the influence of the boycott on Japan's international trade. 


date: 1908-06-20
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801776
trove_id: 26801776
description:
Empress Dowager entertains foreign missions and their wives in the Summer Palace. Yuan Shikai buys safe cabinet to store classified political documents. Governor of Shaanxi and Gansu province Sheng Yun is conservative. Ji Yiyun dies in his home town in Hubei province. Name list of successful candidates of the imperial court examination. Tang Shaoyi may be promoted. German in Guangxi.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801776
trove_id: 26801776
description:
Guangdong news/ Yin Kechang, general manager of the Bank of Communications, is on his way to Guangdong. Coastal counties are required to survey their coastline. Revolutionaries are smuggling ammunitions into China. Two books published on the famous military commanders in Chinese history. Japanese consul in Guangzhou asks governor Zhang Renjun to ban anti-Japanese publications. Rewards offered for the capture of revolutionary in Qinxian county.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801775
trove_id: 26801775
description:
A British passenger liner sinks on the way from Hong Kong to Guangzhou and more than 80 Chinese passengers disappear.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801775
trove_id: 26801775
description:
 Russia has new policy to colonise east Asia. Confucianism in Japan. Korean people have no freedom of speech. Asian students in California university and their ambition.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801775
trove_id: 26801775
description:
Colony suffers. Chinese labourers are beaten to death in American territory, involvement of French businessman and other reports.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801780
trove_id: 26801780
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, association of Xiangshan people in Sydney, on the survey of the deceased fellows in New South Wales in order to transport their remains back to Guangdong. 


date: 1908-06-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801780
trove_id: 26801780
description:
Canadian authority compensates Chinese residents in British Colombia for their damages during the anti-Chinese movement.


date: 1908-06-20
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801782
trove_id: 26801782
description:
Colony statistics of Britain, France and Germany. Yearly coal consumption in London. Hair export from Japan. Population of the world and the distribution. Life span of different people. Tobacco consumption in France.


date: 1908-06-27
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801784
trove_id: 26801784
description:
Chinese ambassador to America Wu Tingfang speaks to the Confucianism promotion society in  New York.


date: 1908-06-27
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801784
trove_id: 26801784
description:
Research institution in Tianjin on parliamentarian system. A petition from Hunan gentry for establishment of parliament. 


date: 1908-06-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801783
trove_id: 26801783
description:
Beijing news.  Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai are closely connected by marriage. The return of Robert Hart and the presents from Chinese officials. Dong Fuxiang has been rehabilitated. Japanese population in Hankou increases in the past few years. A female revolutionary is arrested in Anhui. Chinese government appoints officials to review the military parade in this coming Autumn. Japan appoints new ambassador to China. Dalai Lama to publish a newspaper. Imperial commissioner of Xinjiang Lian Kui suggests to abolish tax privileges offered to Russian. Responsibility of ministers of the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu). Ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce in Beijing spends all savings to buy presents for Empress Dowager. Yi Gu is removed from his position.


date: 1908-06-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801783
trove_id: 26801783
description:
Guangdong news/ Liu Yong and his survey on the Yulin port for military purpose. Guangdong student in Japan Xia Zhongmin and the opposition to the boycott OF Japanese goods. Ministry of communications replies in regards to shares of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Survey on inland navigation in Guangdong. Order to catch any revolutionary in Guangdong. 


date: 1908-06-27
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801783
trove_id: 26801783
description:
A royal party in the House of Windsor, attended royal family members of Britain, Cabinet members, foreign missions and clergymen.


date: 1908-06-27
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801788
trove_id: 26801788
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, association of Xiangshan people in Sydney, on the survey of the deceased fellows in New South Wales in order to transport their remains back to Guangdong.


date: 1908-06-27
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801788
trove_id: 26801788
description:
Coal production in China. The first speech of King Edward VII at the year of 10. Stamps in the world. Different races of people in the world.


date: 1908-07-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801792
trove_id: 26801792
description:
Beijing news. Chinese central government required to set up provincial parliament which should comprise local gentry. Prince Gong comments on the effort to ban opium smoking and the addict of some government officials. Dispute between Zhang Zhidong, Yuan Shikai and Zai Ze over the monetary unit. France offers loans to the building of railway from Vietnam to Yunnan province and from Yunnan to Sichuan. Petition from gentry of Zhili and Jiangsu province for the establishment of parliament. Naval commanders recommended such as Yin Chang, Sa Zhenbing, Wang Shizhen, Tan Xueheng and Li Zhun. Returned students from overseas can not write Chinese article well in the imperial examination. Army headquarters in Beijing urgently needs maps for military drills. Chinese government to send students to learn shorthand writing overseas. Imperial court in preparation to meet Dalai Lama in Beijing.


date: 1908-07-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801792
trove_id: 26801792
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong army in shortage of officers. Yu Zhongying is appointed new magistrate of Hainan island. Japanese consul once again required to ban some envelopes that are regarded humiliating. Provincial governments are urged to submit their financial report. The new army in Guangdong and its training.


date: 1908-07-04
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801791
trove_id: 26801791
description:
Xu Shichang and Manchurian government try to protect Changxing island and avoid a dispute with Japan.


date: 1908-07-04
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801796
trove_id: 26801796
description:
First part of the suggestion submitted by Zhenhua industrial Co (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) of Guangdong businessmen in America, Australia and Nanyang (Ye En, Liu Yiren, Ou Yungao, Liang Yingliu and Liu Ruxing) who are trying to raise capital by floating shares and start investment projects in Guangxi. 


date: 1908-07-04
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801795
trove_id: 26801795
description:
Councillor from Alexandria, Waterloo, Redfern, Bondi, North Bondi and Newtown in Sydney submit a report to the Premier of New South Wales and request to stop Chinese carpenters moving into and working in their area. Chinese businessman Xian Junhao publishes a letter in English newspaper arguing for this point. 


date: 1908-07-04
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801795
trove_id: 26801795
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to stabilise the rice market in Guangdong and their names listed.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801800
trove_id: 26801800
description:
An article written by Yang Xiangyao in Fiji claims that the current crisis of China can only be solved by naval development.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801800
trove_id: 26801800
description:
Chinese communities in New South Wales and Queensland support and donate to the navy levy. Names listed.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801800
trove_id: 26801800
description:
Gentry to be members of local legislature in Beijing. Guangdong representatives arrive Beijing for the establishment of parliament. Representatives from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi and Fujian province ask for establishment of national parliament. Proposal from Yang Du for the parliament. Gentry in Hunan and Zhili province ask for establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801800
trove_id: 26801800
description:
Beijing department of foreign affairs notices that overseas Chinese community can only send telegram to the Beijing central government via its overseas missions.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801800
trove_id: 26801800
description:
Beijing news. Why China has not sent its consul to Java, Penang and other Nanyang islands. Provinces are required to organise new army. Xu Shichang is required to investigate the intrusion of Russian warships into Heilongjiang River. Russia to join Britain, France, Germany and Japan for the inland navigation in the Yangtze River. America to sponsor an international opium conference in Shanghai. Branch managers appointed for the Bank of Communications in Tianjin, Shanghai, Hankou, Beijing and Guangzhou. Imperial commissioner of Shaanxi province requests to appoint a capable manager for the railway from Xi'an to Tongguan. China will send another warship to Nanyang this year. Chinese military forces in the Yangtze River.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801799
trove_id: 26801799
description:
Guangdong news. Guangdong in financial difficulty and the reason. Salt business to be disciplined. Telephone line to be built in Dongxing. Guangdong to purchase more weapons for the new army. Guangdong authority to investigate opium smoking in the government departments. Guangdong purchases horses from Guizhou for army use. Local self-government association has been set up in Gudu, of Xiangshan county and the committee members.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801799
trove_id: 26801799
description:
Three men, from America, Germany and Italy respectively, are involved in motor racing around the world.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801799
trove_id: 26801799
description:
Correspondence from Java. Chinese community in Java, their business and the influence of the boycott to Japanese goods.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801804
trove_id: 26801804
description:
A public notice about the floods in Guangdong. A call for donations from Chinese communities in Australia.


date: 1908-07-11
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801801
trove_id: 26801801
description:
Zhenhua Industrial Company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd), organised by Guangdong businessmen in America, Australia and Nanyang, raises capital by floating shares to start its business in Guangxi province (including railway building, mining, wasteland cultivation, inland navigation).


date: 1908-07-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801808
trove_id: 26801808
description:
Salaries of government officials in Guangdong, from governor-general to magistrate in each county and other local officials.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801808
trove_id: 26801808
description:
Beijing news. Pu Liang suggests to stop the yearly memorial service held for Mencius. The Times in London reports telegram development in China and the corruption. Duan Fang reports that new warships to be launched soon. German establish university in Shandong. Central government in Beijing to send imperial scholars to inspect provinces. Development of postal service in China. Yang Du to set up a constitutional society in Beijing. Investigation conducted on the progress of opium quit in the Chinese officialdom. Railway building in Hunan province. Foreign missions in Beijing are learning Mongolian language.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801807
trove_id: 26801807
description:
Guangdong news. Opening celebration in preparation in Gongyi town of Xinning county. Zhang Renjun comments on the navy levy. Mainichi shimbun (Daily Newspaper) in Tokyo sends journalist to interview governor Zhang Renjun on the capture of smuggling Japanese cargo ship. Guangdong to investigate circulation of currency notes on the market. Foreign spy detained in Chenghai county and a further report.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801814
trove_id: 26801814
description:
Second and final part of the suggestion submitted by Zhenhua industrial Co (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) of Guangdong businessmen in America, Australia and Nanyang (Ye En, Liu Yiren, Ou Yungao, Liang Yingliu and Liu Ruxing) who are trying to raise capital by floating shares and start investment projects in Guangxi. 


date: 1908-07-18
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801814
trove_id: 26801814
description:
Sydney Chinese community will gather in Queen's Hall on Pitt Street and Lin Runzhao (Baoheng) and others will speak on naval rejuvenation and China's future. 


date: 1908-07-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801813
trove_id: 26801813
description:
China Navigation Company to cut its liner service between Hong Kong and Sydney due to the decrease in passengers.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801813
trove_id: 26801813
description:
Treasurer of the Australian Commonwealth government talks in Sydney industrial development since the federation.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801813
trove_id: 26801813
description:
Lin Runzhao, envoy of Guangdong governor-general Zhang Renjun, is in Sydney with his protege on their way to Samoa for an investigation of Chinese labourers there.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801813
trove_id: 26801813
description:
Correspondence from Canada/ A letter from Canada advises Chinese fellows not to go there as the economic development is not well.


date: 1908-07-18
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801816
trove_id: 26801816
description:
A petition from Lei Guangyu, Xiao Hexiang and other gentry of Hunan province for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801818
trove_id: 26801818
description:
Sydney Chinese communities to celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu in Clontarf Park on July 2 and the programme.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801818
trove_id: 26801818
description:
First part of an article, written by Chen Huanzhang of Columbia University in New York, advocates equality of men and women and the promotion of Confucianism.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801818
trove_id: 26801818
description:
Gathering of Sydney Chinese community in support of the navy levy. Speakers include envoy from Guangdong Lin Runzhao, Ye Bingnan, Wu Shihua, Li Chun, Huang Zaixing, Yu Derong, Yu Bingyao, Mai Yaomei, Zheng Fanchang, Cai Xing, Xian Junhao, Liang Chuang, and Tang Caizhi.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801818
trove_id: 26801818
description:
Petition from Chinese communities in Nanyang, gentry in Hunan province and some government officials to the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801818
trove_id: 26801818
description:
Japanese seek interest in Mongolia. Chinese government to reward outstanding diplomats and negotiators. Donations to the naval development. A nationwide census in preparation. Russian authority abuses Chinese businessmen in Vladivostok. A young man in Laiyang county of Shandong province murders 24 school students.


