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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1896

Page

2

The Korean King and General Dye in Palace Tensions

In a report from Seoul, Dr. Allen describes the frail king receiving visitors while tensions rise over General Dye the American organizer of the Korean army. General Choy presses for Dye’s removal, dye resists stating he serves the king. Dye insists on remaining to honor his contract and protect the king as a witness against conspirators.

Dr. Allen Decors Wennees H.G. Jones Dye General Choy General Dye War Department Dr. Allen Korea United States Washington Allen Royal Library John A. Cockerill New York Herald

Village converts church into jail at Mount Healthy Ohio

Mount Healthy in Ohio recently incorporated and lacks a town hall or jail. The former Free church, unused for years, has been repurposed as a jail with a cell fitted inside, while the church building now serves solely as a prison.

Mount Healthy Free Chicago Tribune

Correct Cycling Position Opposes Racing Posture

The New York Post argues for a relaxed cycling stance with handlebars high enough to align with the seat, feet resting on pedals at full extension, and hands free without shifting posture. It warns racing form harms breathing, posture, and long-term carriage, stressing wheel balance lies in legs not hands.

New York Post

Fast Pacemaking Machines and Cycling Police Report

Racing men debate pacemaking speed with multiseaters. Shafer touts sex tuplet over quad and quintuplet. double quin tuplet may promise faster miles and better curves on three laps. New York Sun notes bicycle squad arrests nine offenders as wheelmen flee and officers pursue on patrol.

Shafer E. OC. Bald New York Journal Yorkville New York Sun

Silver Framed Bicycle Fetches 850 From English Buyer

A recently built drop frame bicycle sold for 850 to an English gentleman who planned it as a gift for his wife. The frame and forks feature rich silver openwork, ivory handles with silver decorations, and knobs at the ends. The set includes a solid silver cyclometer a silver watch and bell and a solid silver lamp with cut crystal side lights. The mud guard is silver mounted and strung with silk.

New York Tribune

Tire safety and puncture risks described by American Cyclist

The American Cyclist notes that tires resist cuts from a knife blade if the edge is steady and firm. It argues that punctures come from points like tacks, wire ends, and thorns rather than broad cuts, stressing careful handling and inspection to avoid damage.

Stanford Bequest Paid In Full To Leland Stanford Jr University

Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford paid in railroad securities the $2,500,000 willed to Leland Stanford Jr University. The estate’s debts were cleared and the university will gain an annual income of $120,000 from the securities. Government suits and prior earnings had strained the estate, but the bequest has been completed and the institution remains solvent.

Jane Lathrop Stanford Leland Stanford Jordan Stanford Palo Alto Ross Gilbert, Hawley and Morron Circuit Court of Appeals Supreme Court of the United States Leland Stanford, JR University New York World

Shining Up Gray Gables Preparations For the Summer Sojourn

The Cleveland caretaker Brad Wright prepares Gray Gables for the President’s family. Gardens and grounds are in prime condition after renovations. The Ruth is not yet in water. the Esther steam launch will be used when the family arrives. Fishing in the bay and pond shows early activity.

Brad Wright Cleveland Gray Gables Ruth Esther Oneida New York World

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