朱葆三




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朱葆三

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朱葆三先生

出生
1848年3月11日
清朝浙江省台州市黃岩區乍浦
逝世
1926年9月2日
 中華民國上海
职业
銀行家
實業家



在此填写说明


朱葆三（1848年3月11日－1926年9月2日），名佩珍，字以行，浙江定海（时属宁波府）人，清末首富，著名银行业保险业资本家和实业家，精通英语。




目录






  • 1 身世


  • 2 实业


  • 3 历任


  • 4 慈善


  • 5 争议


  • 6 纪念


  • 7 參考資料





身世


少时在上海五金店做学徒，以勤勉好学聞名，其白天刻苦工作，夜间自学英语、珠算、商业尺牍等。



实业


朱葆三早年曾任英商平和洋行买办。获权收解上海道（相当于今上海市）道库库银。朱葆三先后独资或合资创办、上海丝织公司、兴办慎裕商行、华安水火保险公司、华商银行、中国通商银行、法商东方航业公司、大连轮步公司、宁绍轮船公司、上海华商电车公司、华商水泥公司、广州自来水厂、浙江兴业银行、四明银行、宁波和丰纱厂等企业30余家。


朱葆三曾被推举为上海商务总会（后该名作上海总商会）协理。上海光复后，出任上海军政府财政正长。民国建立後担任中国国民党上海分部副部长。并任中华银行董事长。



历任



  • 上海总商会会长

  • 全国商会会长

  • 宁波旅沪同乡会会长

  • 定海旅沪同乡会会长

  • 上海商务公所会长



慈善



  • 1912～1921，9次救济定海灾民。

  • 捐资兴办定海申义小学、定海公学。

  • 修缮定海南珍桥。

  • 捐资创办定海医院。



争议


五四运动中，以上海总商会名义通电支持段祺瑞政府，受各界舆论抨击，引咎辞去诸多职务。



纪念



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原上海法租界之朱葆三路



參考資料



  • 朱葆三其人 https://web.archive.org/web/20070928023349/http://www.takungpao.com.hk/news/2004-1-18/XY-219824.htm

  • 定海古城不見了 https://web.archive.org/web/20070312105707/http://past.people.com.cn/BIG5/channel6/492/20000623/115966.html

  • 三十年代上海富翁如何創業 https://web.archive.org/web/20070928023126/http://www.tynews.com.cn/big5/site1/finance/2005-08/04/content_1178937_3.htm




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