Japan’s Korea reforms face dual government risks
An American observer details failed Korean reform under Japanese rule. Officials shuffle ministries, resignations mount, and a puppet cabinet undermines progress. Critics warn that genuine change requires direct Japanese control rather than advice, while some Americans in Korea condemn the occupation’s methods. John Sturgis notes widespread venality and discontent among Koreans and anti Japanese sentiment among educators and religious workers.
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James Wilson Transforms Iowa Department of Agriculture
James Wilson of Iowa, Secretary of Agriculture, revamps the department after predecessors struggled. He aims to grow the farming industry, importing seed and stock, restoring the Morgan horse, and developing a distinct American coach horse. He hires staff, forges international contacts, and emphasizes penny calculations over dollars.
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