Minister Wu Ting-Fang praised as a world diplomat and scholar
A profile praises Wu Ting-Fang the Chinese minister to the United States for his universal intelligence grace and adaptability. He is depicted as well born American in manner with a scholarly bent, a devoted reader, and an ambassador to American understanding of China.
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United States
Wu Ting-l’ang
East
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Legation No Mater
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Washington
Madame Wa
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Tee Station
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Wao Inte
James Russell Lowell
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Esto
Ching
Bret Harte
Dennis Kearney
England
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Hong Kong
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Fragmented Scribbled Note Surfaces in Local Card
A damaged OCR fragment shows unclear dialogue with names and numbers, mentioning Clara and Neal and a mistaken painting reference. The legible parts hint at a casual exchange about events last night and a potential purchase or misread amount.
Thirteen at Table and Dinner Plates Shortage
Dialog notes reveal a social quip about hosting with 18 at table while claiming only 12 dinner plates exist. The exchange includes Mrs B and Mr B, reflecting superstition and practicality in dining etiquette. Also includes garbled clippings from Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and Detroit Free Press with stray phrases about charity and parenting.
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