Journalism in China Echoes in Foreign Printed Press
A survey of Chinese newsprint in treaty ports notes the Pekin daily and other papers as unofficial gazettes, their editorial limits, and the rise of foreign supervised or Chinese published papers like the Shih-Fao. It highlights the imperial censorship, distribution, format, and the role of Chinese and foreign editors in shaping public news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wette
Emhassy
Koelnische Reitung
China
Sudan
Theo Lywhes
Kirhi
Winianud
Newing
Ality
Sania
Waltut
Addiora
Ta Tabrial
Dlicnra
Ayao
Chiesa
Yasidualin Poki Gayolinava
Bhaghad
Tian Tin
Canin
Chinesa
Japan
Hawmiher
Ghinesa Nawapapars
Shanghai
Dover
Lee
Dajan
Oulu
Dillon
Chitown
Adare
Vente
Daweven
Ghinese
Mennivay Bee
Bighith
Honeatys
Colwwin
Govsoondyts
Eavptra
Ane Gillani
Avere Qinemonal
Anith Uta Mike
Alkains
Fema Toka
Anita
Stewart Loebhart
Manuel
Manuel of Chines Quaytations
Orien
Mwernry
Ani
Parnes
Bl. Petersburg
Europa
Te Mussia
Wudpress
Tew
Papow
al Bt
Patwrabarg
Allgemanny Zeitung
Munich
Num
Raehurye
Patvintin
Debbie
Whurney Llunds
Iniand
Ain Pintund
Kora
Haeatove
Ude Wople
Ciimaire
Wealth talk of Helty Green and government bonds
Navone discusses Helty Green wealth extent citing government bonds and railroad stocks. He asserts Green’s holdings include mortgages and land across the nation, with hundreds of millions in value. The note hints at legal holdings and various properties, including hotels and country estates, while teasing undisclosed details about her finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navone
Helty Green
Honda
Hin Hannes
Tarma Aid Ranchia
Eho
Tony
Slingo
Théa Iena
Cipen
Shin
Harnelf
Social pressure drives women to dangerous alcohol cures
A long discussion outlines how society shames women for fatigue at social events and pushes them toward risky remedies like champagne and brandy to cope. It notes widespread intoxication among fashionable women, hushed by husbands and doctors, with many seeking relief through self indulgence and illusion of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Tively
Anes
Tony
Uae
Adeghotian
Meshalion
Watt
Avinkinga
Smsoka
Welyaey
Hawaex
Bret Olny
Ivo
Thors
Fragmented Text on Finnish Literacy and Press Policy Analysis
A rugged excerpt discusses Finnish literacy and press policy, mentioning Finno relations, Petersberg hearings, and European scholars. It references German sensational publishing, Moscow groups, and the evolution of Finnish literature with notes on distribution of newspapers and literacy rates across villages.
Municipal Extravaganza and Power Struggle in City Reform
A fragmented notice discusses municipal power and reform debates. It references employment, public advice, and a push to grant authority to compel and remove officials, highlighting labor and governance tensions. Names and precise details are garbled but the core theme is municipal governance and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powis
Willine
Eapluyard
Saturaiy
Ryan
Post
Pekin A City Of Intrigue In Uneary
The Tayijon Telegraph notes Beijing’s power struggles amid palace factions and viceroy influence as the Forbidden City balances against magnates. It outlines entrenched court factions, patronage, and policy clashes shaping imperial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Han
Nia Tienda
Kaka Hin
Wile
Tayijon Telegraph
The Future of China prophesied by McGee in 1900s note
Washington Aug 1 reports Professor W J McGee of the Bureau of Ethnology foresees a rising China within a generation. He envisions vast rail networks and industrial growth transforming agriculture, output, and world markets, with China becoming a dominant producer of energy and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashington
D. C
W. J. McGee
Bureau of Atmolory
China Song
Phoentker
Uluthier
Henen
Kregatton
Ghnead
Tito
Alihstanien
Wildsott
Rattan
Ghina
Europe
Whitten
Prasau
Chine
China
A. D. Ware
Keang Ay
Unclear text fragment raises questions of political intrigue
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at a political scandal or courtly intrigue involving a thirteen and a prominent figure. The readable parts reference a banquet, a hidden agenda, and alleged embargos or censorship affecting a notable family, with some mention of a plan at a Lane venue and unnamed participants.
Chinese Superstitions and the Feng Shui Belief System
A historical piece discusses Chinese superstition and the concept of feng shui. It notes practices intended to attract luck and balance wind and water, including explanations by a mandarin and observers in travel narratives. The text reflects Western interpretation of these beliefs and their perceived origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Haw
Helm
Ana Agnea
Torrass
Taraae
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Ways OF Chinese Press
Hinjie Ways Bee
Vetenun
Zbang
Rusitat
Rael
Fordygredt
Repty Gorren
Canton
Arenter
Ereiggia
Clothers OF the World
Chang
Pekinip
Pritetpinl Indien
Stely Chon
Linarte
Witall Indaulst
Mares Pula
Peile
Sundar
Yrnanad
del Huty
Vury Kholey
Nbr
Amd
Betas
Ttn
Aw Chu Mininian
Juang
Abuibe
Ory
Mye
Pho Indies
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