Publishing History 39 items

Here, you will find historical photos, interview videos, communication letters, and newspaper articles reflecting the complicated social and economic challenges that publishers faced in maintaining these two newspapers.

1. A group of men in front of the New Republic Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd., Victoria, British Columbia, 1937

Date:
1937

2. New Republic Printing and Publishing Co. Victoria

Date:
1947

3. Wedding photo of Simon Ko Bong and Chu Fun, China, ca. 1910

Date:
1910

4. Mr. John Hsu and others at the door of the New Republic Pub. Co. Ltd

Date:
1980s

5. Mr. John Hsu and others at the New Republic Printing House

Date:
1980s

6. 本報啓事

Date:
1917-02-27
Title-Alternative:
A Notice from The New Republic Pub. Co.

7. Mr. John Hsu at the World Journal Printing House

Date:
1990s

8. The opening ceremony of the World Journal Vancouver Office

Date:
1991

9. 加政府解散十三團體（中國國民黨工界團在内）

Date:
1918-09-28
Title-Alternative:
Canadian Government Banned Thirteen Organizations (The Chinese Labor Association and Chinese Nationalist League Included)

10. 本報價目表

Date:
1917-02-12
Title-Alternative:
Prices of The New Republic

11. 時評: 呵呵保妖之作怪 警

Date:
1918-11-05
Title-Alternative:
Comment on Current Affairs: Be Warned that the Evil Royalists Are Making Trouble

12. 向温哥華世界日報的讀者致意！

Date:
1992-05-23
Title-Alternative:
Pay Tribute to the Readers of the World Journal Vancouver!

13. Letter from Kon Mu to their fellow countrymen on the second condemnation of Lou Chee Quai, page 1, September 26, 1916.

Date:
1916-09-26

14. Letter from the Acting Deputy Postmaster General to Ernest J. Chambers on correspondences about The New Republic, June 24, 1915

Date:
1915-06-24

15. Letter from [unknown] to [unknown] on correspondences about The New Republic which the postmaster of Victoria has not responded to, June 24, 1915

Date:
1915-06-24

16. Letter from Ernest J. Chambers, Chief Press Censor for Canada, to Thornton Fell on The New Republic newspaper's inciteful articles, March 2, 1917

Date:
1917-03-02

17. Letter from Malcolm R. J. Reid to Ernest J. Chambers on enclosed translations from The New Republic and the censorship of it, February 28, 1917

Date:
1917-02-28

18. Letter from Malcolm R. J. Reid to Ernest J. Chambers on enclosed translations from The New Republic, page 1, February 28, 1917

Date:
1917-02-28

19. Letter from Malcolm R. J. Reid to Percy Sherwood on selected articles of The World Journal which he considers seditious, page 2, October 11, 1918.

Date:
1918-10-11

20. Letter from [unknown] to [unknown] on translations of articles in The New Republic newspaper, September 29, 1918

Date:
1918-10~