Corean advisory posts dwindling amid US doubts and Russian exit
In a long dated dispatch the consular service notes Korean demand for foreign advisers has faded as Russia allows officers to depart. Only a few Americans hold roles and most positions are filled. Prospects for new enlistments are slim with Japan controlling railways and Koreans and Americans employed on electric lines. The corean agency in America is A Noble of Oyien Consolidated Mining.
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Curelgu
Dela da
Americad Inbar
Capirst
Eterprise
Homuy
Allen
Cottsal
Bavul
Corea
WS Army
Willy Russia
Abi |Ly
Intentiono
Murtler
United States
Dias
Duero
Rise Pegspagier
Gores
Strat
Coronus
America
Tevliens Case Signals New Manns of Dealing with Lair
A New York Telegraph piece argues that the Louis Hoffman case and related disputes over a mistress’ treatment highlight evolving questions about employer duties to staff. It suggests a state-like commission could define servant conduct, with implications for women workers, labor disputes, and potential use in strikes and wage issues.
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Lair
New York
Louis Hoffman
May
Jeleos Luxband
Cuber Juuti
Cuba
Louisa
Rubenses
India
Poodie
Maoleure
Insoni
Nariloes
Justin Wat
Jaid
Notte
howeVet
Spain
Cute
Jackpot Pot Survives Fire At Ruined Theater
A Chicago poker game near a ruined plumbian theatre collapsed as fire broke out. Players left money on the table, and one man later recovered the pot by lantern light, while others disputed the claim amid charred walls and falling brick.
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Chilcago
Ocean
Plumbian
Noose
Indians of Today and Theatre Notes
A jagged fragmentary page blends a mock parade verse with a literary column. It reviews Henrys and plays, noting Indians of Today as a book reflecting race and warning of racism while praising George Moore's The Bending of the Nough and Stanley Waterloo's The Seekers.
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Mr. Ghell
Stanley Waterloo
Dowle
Sueh
Shera
Cnneajac Tribune
Mullen
Millicent
Fell
Jasper Dean
Kirwan
Dean
Hevil
George Moore
Besieged Mateklug Shell Alarm Dogs at Watch
A wartime letter from Mateklug describes how a look-out bell signals bombardment danger. Dogs bark and warn residents as bells ring, prompting shelter and coordinated precautions amid siege conditions. One dogs heroism stands out with guards and local regiments during engagements.
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Warnell
Mateklug
Soliier
Eige
Dattows
Protectorats Regiment
Women convene over practical topics at peace forum
The item records a Waltonian remark about women gathering to discuss practical subjects and shaping the world, noting a peace conference at The Faye organized by a group of women. The quotes reflect sincere amenability and a belief in improving society through dialogue and action.
Caring for Pigeons at Home in Cold Weather
Advice on keeping pigeons healthy and content in winter includes proper housing, cleanliness, light, and regular feeding. Emphasizes a secure loft, fresh gravel bath, and daily routine to prevent stress, with pigeons forming strong bonds to a well cared for home.
Critique of The Slave by Hoya Cortisson in Tribone
The New York Tribone prints a vigorous appraisal of The Slave highlighting Lady Daryl Knox as a jewel loving heroine whose passion outpaces ordinary fiction. Cortisson’s analysis praises the novel’s complex psychology while noting a weaker ending, yet credits it with Balzac or Poe caliber potential.
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Hoya Cortisson
New York
Hiehens
Daryl Knox
Hicheds
Balzac
Poe
Toy balloon tennis described by Prof. Boys and Prof. May
A Victorian era note explains a game using a toy balloon as the ball and a string tied to opposite walls. Players volley to keep the balloon aloft, with points awarded for keeping it in play and faults costing points. The article cites Prof. Boys and Prof. May on exercise, simplicity, and warming in matches, noting the toy's potential for indoor activity.
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Boys
W Waungulshel
Hoyal Institution
Trot
Oliver Lodge
Trist Avill
Iuote
Mays Agrin
Cory
Fragmentary Dialogue From Obscure Obscene Child Text
A garbled and partial OCR fragment shows two speakers a mother and aพู The dialogue references gentleness and a six year old child as well as biblical themes The text is damaged and incomplete with misspellings and odd phrasing
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Punch quotes discuss religious tolerance and monotony with a sardonic exchange about a mine rule in Christian countries and a hint of state of affairs. The dialogue evokes satire on policy and everyday life in a historical context.
The Poetic Spring in a Frayed Old Verse
Fragmented verses paint spring as a painterly, chaotic scene with flowers, bees, and dogs. A speaker wanders through imagery of poets, ink, and street life, longing for renewal while noting distractions and wasteful brushing of paper in a cluttered, rickety voice. The piece hints at creativity halted by daily noise and idle fancies.
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Penall
Great Texas Colorado Chautauqua Opens in Houltier Col
Teachers and scholars are invited to attend the Great Texas Colorado Chautauqua at Houltier, Col this year. A Light’s proposition offers a round trip railroad ticket. Competition runs from March 25 to June 1, 3900?
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Texas
Houltier
Col
Reform Fervor Sparks Odd City Policies in New York
A sensational frontpage letter details aggressive reform ideas including enforcing dress codes, banning intoxicated persons from patrols, and relocating troublemakers. It claims Mayor McGombs will push strict rules while predicting sharp police actions and potential clashes with taxpayers amid a chaotic vision for public order.
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Lhna
Ohio
Alayer MeComb
Lita
McCumi
Lan Doriaves
Stansdord
Lima
Isharies
Bus'ness
Gwitelman
Sobvirty
Huzzoner
Willy
New York
English Government Costs for Cape Horses Revealed
A Budapest Sporting Hunting Journal report estimates British costs for sending 3000 horses to Durban from Hungary. Transport, custody, feed, and maintenance add about 954,400 dollars, with voyage expenses totaling around 3,000 dollars for the Durban arrival. The average horse price was about 100 dollars, and shipments take 25 to 40 days.
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England
Africa
Werdell
Budapest
Pimme
Dhe Borre Klenmer Mont Wiban
Eastiday
Durban
Simountia
el Molal
Texas Colorado Chautauqua Association backs San Antonio cottage plan
The Texas Colorado Chautauqua Association board met in Galveston on February 17 1501 and endorsed a program to build cottages for teachers on the Boulder assembly grounds. Prizes total 250 dollars for best cottages with conditions including ten entrants and at least 20 dollars cost. The Daily Light pledges ten dollars toward a San Antonio cottage and rail passes for winners.
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San Antonio
Chetauqua Association
Galveston
Texas-Colorado Chautauqua , Association
Dexire
Interevia
Anh
Boulder
Colorean
Clube Eccleties
Houlder
Chatagua
Une
Texas
IID
Siven Ventures
Thse Vaigolasiy
Eerceret Otras Ene Hanon Rastticks
Feriod
J. J. Long
Texas-Colorado Chautauqua Association
J. W. Freeman
Erecihe
Sam Antonio
Colorado
Wader
Slosce
Ritter & Ereale
Seriles
Fathera
America
Preet Empire
Lax
Chautanqua
Chautauqua
Daily Light
Chantrugia
Bellon
Corsicans
Denison
Denton
Early
Wilshore
Marshall
Mexia
Palestine
Sherman
Waratachie
Sulphur Springs
Weatherford
Rler
McBlaney
Texarkana
Terrell
Bryan
Beaumont
Houstmead Wrop
Fort Worth
San Antonio Cottage Fund Boost For Chautauqua
The Daily Light endorses the Texas-Colorado Chautauqua funds drive and pledges a special premium to the city’s top subscription bringers. It lists participating communities and urges San Antonio to join a civic effort to support teachers and education through the event.
Inventor of Log Rolling in Congress Named Sawyer
Washington correspondence recalls Senator Sawyer as the inventor of log rolling style legislation. He amassed support by private gatherings, trading favors to push key river and lumber bills, turning scattered measures into regular appropriations and turning political timber into legislative timber.
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Washington
Chicago
Tuiletne Sawyer
Snythe
Sewier
Sawyer
Senate
Myr
Bere
Combine
Chataway
Saioyer
Congress
Buch
Younger Brother Proclaims Bride Married at Friars Feat
In a fragmentary notice from Puck a scene at a wedding shows Eaith, the younger brother, shouting behind the scenes that Ethel has wed. The brief caption hints at a festive, informal moment immediately after the ceremony.
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Eaith
Ethel
Puck
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