Riots and fires flare in Japan amid tax relief talks and emigration plans
The Japan Herald reports Saitama disturbances suppressed after clashes with troops and deaths. A massive November fire in Yokohama destroys 790 houses. Autumn races drew Emperor presence. police hunt incendiaries. News covers emigration to Hawaii, debt bankruptcies, bank plans, and railway proposals with official notices and foreign affairs.
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Korea restructures royal army into four divisions
Extensive army changes assign the king's guards to right left front and rear divisions. Front and rear divisions have five hundred men each. right and left divisions have six hundred and eight hundred men. New division commanders named. native arms to be phased out. Arsenal to be built on a European model. Bin Yeiyoku among leaders. European costume urged. Post-office opened.
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Dreaming Empress Sends Cheer To Fukien Generalissimo
Ex-Viceroy Tyo Tsung-t’ang recalls a dream in which his late wife the Marchioness Tso appears as a goddess. She claims immortality and extends congratulations on his appointment as Generalissimo of Fukien forces and other honors. The vision notes the throne’s distress in the world’s aging state.
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