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SS Fatshan (1887)

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was the subject of a political crisis that took place in Hong Kong and Canton Province after the apparent murder aboard the ship of a Chinese passenger, one Ho Yiu-tiu (also referred to as Ho Tsoi-yin), allegedly perpetrated by a Portuguese crewman. The incident occurred when the steamer was en route
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asserted their right to jurisdiction in the matter. British inquiry also called for a separate autopsy to be performed by a British doctor, who found that the deceased had suffered from heart troubles and that the death was likely due to natural causes; the charge of homicide against Mr. Noronha was
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to Canton from Hong Kong. Eyewitnesses alleged that they had seen the Portuguese crew member, one Mr. Noronha, a ticket collector, kicking the Chinese passenger following a dispute. Upon arriving at Canton, an
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The Register of Adelaide, South Australia (31 August 1908, page 6), quoting from the China Mail of 18 August 1908 regarding the details of an enquiry into the tragic loss of HK-Canton steamer
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which found that the deceased had died from wounds caused by the incident. Soon after, an official inquest was called for. Given that the incident had occurred on board British property, the
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and its parent company and also for civic uprising in Canton and Hong Kong. The boycott was successful and eventually led to a private settlement with the Self-Government Society.
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foundered and disappeared from the view of the other two ships. The sinking resulted in the loss of 421 lives, with only 42 survivors recovered on 28 July by the
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to be dropped. These events coincided with a series of incidents of civil unrest ongoing at the time. Coincidentally, the incident caught the attention of the
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The Directory & Chronicle For China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, Straits Settlements, Malay States, Siam, Netherlands India, Borneo, the Philippines, &c
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In and Around Canton: Being a Short Description of the Chief Places of Interest to Tourists and Travelers in the City and Suburbs
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The ship was divided between Chinese and European passengers and owing to the dangers faced by
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and initially was powered by two triple-expansion steam engines capable of producing 173
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was well known in the China trade as one of the best passenger steamers sailing the
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Hong Kong Canton Line with the Hongkong Canton & Macao Steamboat Company
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During the evening of 27 July and into the morning of 28 July 1908 another
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struck the anchored ships and it was reported that after this squall
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Hong Kong-Canton Line with the China Navigation Company
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HongKong Canton & Macao Steamboat Company (1914).
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Taikoo by Charles Drage published 1970, pages 170–2
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University of Hong Kong Library. 1906 765: 559:as a passenger steamer to service the 397: 24: 723:was performed on the deceased by the 203: 48: 7: 861:Marine Engineer and Naval Architect 577:Ramage & Ferguson & Company 247:Ramage & Ferguson & Company 124:Ramage & Ferguson & Company 14: 231: 204: 164: 105: 94: 49: 28: 663:severe Typhoon struck Hong Kong 481: 195:Full ownership acquired by the 548:Construction and commissioning 531:and replaced by her namesake, 509: 460: 430: 416: 364:Triple expansion steam engines 1: 1038:Rhoads, Edward J. M. (1975). 714:Later, on 29 November 1908, 289:General characteristics (as 276:ID / IMO No. 88843 / 1088843 942:Krout, Mary Hannah (1903). 729:British Consulate at Canton 603:commenced service with the 376:(24 km/h; 15 mph) 38:underway on the Pearl River 1112: 636:a typhoon struck Hong Kong 15: 674:Sing On Steamship Company 492: 437: 405: 345:10.2 ft (3.1 m) 329:280 ft (85.3 m) 288: 43: 27: 1011:Mellor, Bernard (1992). 754:China Navigation Company 725:Canton Red Cross Society 567:route. 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Index

SS Fatshan


Hong Kong
Fatshan
Guangdong

Hong Kong, Canton & Macao Steamboat Company

China Navigation Company
Ramage & Ferguson & Company
Leith
Victoria Shipyard

Hong Kong, Canton & Macao Steamboat Company
China Navigation Company

Hong Kong

China Navigation Company
Ramage & Ferguson & Company
Leith
Steam powered
ferry
GRT
NRT
nhp
knots
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese

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