King of Korea Welcomed by Chinese Frontier Palace
Frank G. Carpenter recounts his audience with Li Hung Chang styled King of Korea in Seoul, describing royal processions, palace layout, eunuchs, and the King’s progressive stance. He notes the Queen’s influence, Crown Prince, and Korea’s push toward modern telegraph and education.
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Korea
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America
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Luther
Germany
Engeland
Li-Hi
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Hugh A. Dinsmore
China
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Koreas
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Little Girl Receives Autograph Letter From Mrs Harrison
Mabel Whaley, six, daughter of John Whaley in San Diego, keeps a Christmas Eve autograph letter from Mrs. President-elect Harrison. The note replies to Mabel’s letter about a spaniel named Ben Harrison and expresses warm regard for young supporters and the “Lag Republican” cause.
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Romantic Death of a Mouse
In Bridgeport a young lady found a mouse she had disturbed earlier crushed to death hidden in her bustle after a party. The incident, recounted by Hartford Time, underscores the unintended perils of a playful pursuit and leaves the lady with strong emotions about the creature’s fate.
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Women in War and Politics and Immigrant Gait on Broadway
The piece discusses royal influence on state affairs and the danger of queen consorts in governance, then shifts to observations on immigrants marching through Broadway. It notes immigrant poverty, stereotypes, and social mobility hopes, and praises Mrs. Mortons luxury carriage with a clock, toiletries, and heated foot well.
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Young Woman Proposes 10 Percent Royalty Split Among Five Authors
A publisher recalls a comic manuscript pitch from a young woman who asked for 50 cent paper edition royalties to be split among five authors. She reasoned that five authors at ten percent of 50 cents equals 25 cents, leaving the publisher the same profit. The publisher explains the flaw and suggests a single cent per author as a fair share.
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Robeson
Howard
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