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11774 11774 1903-04-25 2-3 c-a   Sun Yirang has refused to replace Wu Rulun to teach at Beijing University. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800211 26800211
14708 14708 1905-08-19 2-3 c-a   Beiyang armies in preparation for coming military parade and the detailed report. Japanese politician seeks advice on the aftermath of the Manchuria war. Return students have a palace examination supervised by Emperor Guangxu and a list of successful candidates. Hunan scholars propose to revive imperial bagu examination to select talents. Tianjin businessmen and scholars to boycott American goods. China to change uniform for military officers. Chinese ambassador to Belgium Yang Zhaojun tries to block promotion of Liang Dingfen. Returned students from Japan are writing military training materials in Hubei province. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800757 26800757
15435 15435 1906-03-10 2-3 c-a   Governor Qin Chunxuan's attempts to impeach local gentry such as Li Guolian, Liang Qinggui and LI Zhaoyuan. Telegram from Guangdong gentry to the Cabinet in Beijing. Petitions from Guangdong gentry and commercial associations in Guangzhou. Telegram from Guangdong gentry to Qin Chunxuan, governor of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Guangdong officials in Beijing gather to discuss the railway disputes in their home province. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26800921 26800921
16681 16681 1907-01-05 2-3 c-a   China news. Qu Hongji moves between the reform and conservative parties. Some foreign constitutions have been translated and submitted to Wang Wenshao, Empress Dowager and Emperor Guangxu. Zhao Er'tuan dissuades king of Mongolia from borrowing money from Russian. A nationwide examination to be held next year for scholars. Shang Qiheng has not been promoted in this cabinet reshuffle although he tries hard. Lin Shaonian's proposal for civil service reform. Shanxi students in both Japan and Taiyuan, capital of the province, protest against foreign control of mineral resources of the province. Yuan Shikai and Duan Fang are slandered for their advocacy of political reform. Government officials in Beijing are trying to find a way out after the reshuffle. Chinese ambassador to Tokyo reports to Beijing about Japanese consuls in Manchuria and areas under their jurisdiction. Report on the noble school in Beijing especially for imperial relatives and princes. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801183 26801183
16729 16729 1907-01-12 2-3 c-a   Regulation drafted by the Chinese cabinet to ban opium. Why Zai Ze becomes estranged from the Empress. Zai Ze has submitted volumes of translations from foreign books to Empress Dowager. Yuan Shikai seeks to resign from all military positions in Beijing. A court meeting to be held on the reform of local official system. New building proposed for the department of foreign affairs. Beijing politics in crisis following the conflict of political factions and comments by the Tung Wah Times. Empress Dowager is afraid of that Yuan Shikai might become more powerful. Board of Supervision impeaches imperial scholar Cai Zengyuan. Either Yang Shiqi or Yuan Shuxun will replace the late Hu Jufen to manage the the Board of Communications. Chinese ambassador Liang Zhendong's proposal for civil service reform. Lin Shaonian is on the way to take his office in Beijing. Qu Hongji rebukes Liang Ruhao's proposal for agreement with Japan on Yingkou issues. Fujian officials in Beijing try to block effort of a French company to open mines in their home province. Wang Wenshao submits four new proposals for civil service reform. Flooding in north Jiangsu province and report on the casualties. Analysis on Yuan Shikai's resignation. Zhang Baixi suggests to abolish all imperial titles awarded to scholars. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801191 26801191
17086 17086 1907-03-16 2-3 c-a   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. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801259 26801259
17329 17329 1907-04-27 2-3 c-a   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. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801308 26801308
17371 17371 1907-05-04 2-3 c-a   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. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801316 26801316
17409 17409 1907-05-11 2-3 c-a   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. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801324 26801324
17532 17532 1907-06-01 2-3 c-a   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. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801348 26801348
17568 17568 1907-06-08 2-3 c-a   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. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801356 26801356
19197 19197 1908-04-18 2-3 c-a   Report on two meetings of the Guangdong business protection association. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801702 26801702
19784 19784 1908-08-08 2-3 c-a   Members of the constitutional research institution in Shanghai support the establishment of parliament. Timetable for the establishment of parliament. A petition from gentry in Jiangsu and Hunan province to the establishment of parliament. A telegram from zheng wen she requests to set up the parliament. A petition from Guangdong gentry supports the establishment of national parliament. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801835 26801835
20181 20181 1908-10-31 2-3 c-a   Third part of the memorial report from the Constitutional Research Institution (xian zheng bian cha guan) on necessary preparation in the next few years for constitutional reform, establishment of parliament and the draft of new constitution of China. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801932 26801932
21243 21243 1909-07-03 2-3 c-a   Record of Portuguese rule in Macao (seizure of Chinese territory, human rights abuse and others). Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802238 26802238
21436 21436 1909-08-07 2-3 c-a   Guangdong news/ A survey on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Rumours in Zengcheng county (on foreign railway construction) have claimed four lives. Agreement on the Guangzhou-Macao railway is abrogated after a meeting in Hong Kong between Chinese and Portuguese envoys. China and Japan have reached agreement on the Dadongsha islands. Backgrounds of Yuan Shuxun, newly appointed governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi. Newly appointed governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi province Yuan Shuxun seeks information on his new role and his entourage. Xu Rui, native of Panyu county, sets up China Savings and Industrial Bank (zhongguo jiju xingye yinhang) in Guangzhou. Survey on Guangdong government officials who are dealing with foreign business. Rice price in Foshan continues to decline. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802280 26802280
21616 21616 1909-09-11 2-3 c-a   Beijing news/ Board of Education reports on its expenses in the past years. Prince Qing, Zai Zhen and other officials in the court. Rehabilitation of the government officials who were previously removed. Revenue of the Beijing-Hankou railway. Chinese department of foreign affairs responds to the suffering of Chinese in Vietnam under French colonist. Some naval students are to study in America and Germany. New regulation on the study in the United States of America. Proposal to set up naval university. Daily record prepared on the court affairs. The future of railway construction in Hunan province. Prince Regent reads many newspapers. Plan to redeem the Weihaiwei port. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802320 26802320
28929 28929 1914-06-13 2-3 c-a   Chinese Ministry of Internal Affairs to revise the etiquette and custom, their submission and suggestion. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093140 24093140
29686 29686 1915-02-13 2-3 c-a   Records of revising regulations of electing president in China. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094720 24094720
38271 38271 1922-02-11 6-7 c-a   Names listed for new shareholders of the China-Australia Mail Steamship Line. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093868 24093868
39004 39004 1922-11-11 6-7 c-a   Xu Shuzheng issues a circular telegram on the independence of Fujian province. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094184 24094184
40674 40674 1923-11-17 2-3 c-a   First part of the constitution of the Republic of China. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094616 24094616
42793 42793 1925-03-07 2-3 c-a   Correspondence between Sun Yatsen and the imperial Qing family. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24101054 24101054
42869 42869 1925-03-21 2-3 c-a   First part of a report on the national congress in Beijing (shan hou hui yi) to deal with the aftermath. Delegates to the conference. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24101070 24101070
42955 42955 1925-04-04 6-7 c-a   A special notice by seven anonymous authors to stop their written polemics with Huang Laiwang, Liu Boming, Xu Richu, and other Nationalist Party (Guomindang) members in Sydney. Tung Wah http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24101090 24101090
42973 42973 1925-04-11 2-3 c-a   Sichuan, Hunan and Guizhou might unite themselves to attack Hubei province. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24101094 24101094
43835 43835 1925-09-19 2-3 c-a   Soviet Russian authority arrests Chinese migrants and the report. China http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24101282 24101282

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