Margary Memorial Honours and Shanghai News Roundup
A brass plate on the Margary Memorial honors Augustus Raymond Margary for gallantry in Formosa and his China mission. The Chinese Religious Tract Society reports growth with 32 agents and 1,988,400 pages distributed. Police raid a Hongkew gambling den averting a fire risk. Cricket Club AGM notes funds and committee. Notable arrivals include US Consul Smithers and other officials. Ship launches include a large iron steamer Yai-wo for Jardine, Matheson and Co, plus a new centerboard yacht for Mr. Gardner.
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London
Mizam
Worth China Herald
Margary
Augustus Raymond Margary
China
Albert and Royal Humane Society
Tamsui
Formosa
Burmah
Manwyne
Yunnan
Chinese Religious Tract Society
Dr. Allen
Shanghai
Allen
Y. K. Yen
St. John’s College
Messrs. Baul and Wong
J. M. W. Farnham
Shansi
Miller Road
Hongkew
Cricket Club
H. R. Hearn
Messrs. J. Sampson
W. Lamond
A. Stuart
R. D. Starkey
S. Walker
C. W. Wrightson
E. S. Perrott
W. C. Ward
J. L. Scott
Arthur Anderson
F. Anderson
Smithers
United States
Chinkiang
C.M.S.N. Co
Kiangfoo
M.B. Co
Takasago
Maru
Kobe
E.G. Vouillemont
French Municipal Council
Yokohama
J. E. Reding
Russia
B. Goldsmith
China Traders Insurance Company, Limited
Reding
Spring Race Meeting Opens With Favorable Attendance
The Spring Race Meeting ran May 2 to 4 with stewards G W Coutts F D Hitch A McLeod J M Ringer H Overbeck E G Low and J J Keswick. Day one drew a large Grand Stand crowd of ladies but no band. Strathpeffer’s 58 sec was beaten by Black Satin in 594 secs on heavy ground. Day two brought heavy rain and features included Bonus First Cornet and Ktanda from the German stable. Day three saw better weather, larger attendance, and Grand Stand Stakes won by Mr Hutchings on Earl Harold, also Shanghai Ladies Purse won by Mr Hutchings.
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Messrs
G. W. Coutts
F. D. Hitch
A. McLeod
J. M. Ringer
H. Overbeck
E. G. Low
J. J. Keswick
Risk
Strathpeffer
Black Satin
Bonus
First Cornet
Ktanda
Mr. Hutchings
Earl Harold
Land Purchase Question Stirs Foochow Foreigners
British residents watch Foochow as Church Missionary Society buys land near the foreign settlement. Local officials refuse stamping the deed over feng shui fears, proposing sellers return payment while missionaries insist on keeping the land. News notes great local excitement over nearby rich gold fields and copper wealth.
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China
Church Missionary Society
Foochow
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Shanghal
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Pootung
Jardine, Matheson and Co
Keswick
W. Keswick
Churchill
Mawhood
Europe
America
Tzau
Ta-Jen
Marquis Tséng
Peking
Boyd and Co
Nangking