Japanese Victory In Corea Overwhelms Chinese Forces
London dispatch reports a Japanese assault from Pung San and Ping Yang rout of Chinese defenders. Japanese losses were light at 30 dead and 270 wounded, while Chinese casualties reached about 16 000 with many officers captured. The Japanese claimed complete strategic success and the campaign nears an end.
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London
Seoul
Pung San
Li Hung Chang
Ping Yang
Corea
Tso Fonk Wai
North Enid Fire Destroys Arlington Hotel and Merchants
A midnight fire in Enid Oklahoma destroyed the Arlington hotel a $20 000 structure and devastates the Columbia drug store Kirk Co grain house and several others. With no fire apparatus and scarce water the blaze spread rapidly though wind shifted saving parts of town. The hotel guests escaped with their lives as authorities deem the fire incendiary and report little insurance.
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Arlington
William Callahan
F. S. Kirk & Co
Columbia Drug
Oxley & Howitt
F. W. Haylick
J. C. McConnell
Women in War Corps of Female Soldiers For Japan
Reports from Yokohama say a trained corps of female nurses was sent from Tokyo to a military hospital in Seoul and more are being trained. Japanese women nationwide show war fever with many offering volunteer nursing and even a proposed female warrior corps. such an offer is unlikely to be accepted.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Seoul
Japan
Daylight Burglary Strikes Johnson Home
The home of George J. Johnson at 886 Osceola Avenue was entered in daylight. Mrs. Johnson left at 1 30 p m to visit relatives and returned about 4 00 p m to find doors open and about 600 dollars worth of diamonds and jewelry missing. Entry was through a ground floor window with no clues to the burglars.
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St. Pau
George J. Johnson
Osceola Avenue
Auditor Objects to Manner of Expending State Funds
Iowa's Auditor McCarthy plans to block a $4102 militia bill for encampment expenses from the contingent fund, challenging council authority. The executive council permits it, set to test a procedural precedent. More strike bills totaling about $8000 await settlement in the same dispute. A separate Philadelphia tragedy reports Samuel A Kilpatrick fatally shooting his wife Rose with unknown motive.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kelley
Council Bluffs
McCarthy
Philadelphia
Samuel A. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
House of Correction
Rose
Hood's Sarsaparilla Builds Appetite and Health
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring appetite and purifying the blood, claiming universal testimony from users as the strongest recommendation for the medicine. It links lack of appetite to illness and promotes the product as a reliable health aid.
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Hood
Noods Pills Promised Cure For Liver Ailments
An advertisement claims Noods Pills cure liver ills biliousness jaundice indigestion and sick headache. The brief note lists several ailments addressed by the remedy and provides a price of 25.
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Nood
Woman expelled after reporting cruelty at home for the friendless
Mrs. L A Randall of DusegvuE Iowa says she was expelled from the Home for the Friendless after reporting cruelty by the matron toward infants unable to speak. She offered to testify but was ignored.
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Dusegvue
L. A. Randall
Postoffice Clerks Decide Next National Meeting
The Postoffice Clerks National association chose St. Paul as the site for their next convention in September following the Boston meeting.
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St. Paul
Boston
Postoffice Clerks’ National Association
South Dakota Republicans Reaffirm Core Platform Principles
In convention the Republican Party of South Dakota endorses protectionist policy, immigration safeguards, a bimetallic money standard, opposition to trusts, support for home industry, railroad regulation, and veteran benefits while urging unity and public good. The declaration commends the current administration's fiscal management and calls on citizens to rally to Republican aims for state and national welfare.
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Republican Party
South Dakota
Friends of Protection
Democratic Congress
America
Boards of Arbitration
United States
Railway Commission
Commonwealth
Harper's Magazine 1894 Preview with Notable Features
Harper's Magazine 1894 promises illustrated features on India by Edwin Lorp Weeks Japan seasons by Alfred Parsons Germany by Pogture Bigelow Paris by Richard Harpine Davis Mexico by Frederick Remington and novels by George du Maurier and Charles Dudley Warner. It also lists reminiscences by W D Howe and western tales by Owen Wister, with short stories by Branpler Mathews and others.
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Harper’s Magazine
India
Edwin Lorp Weeks
Alfred Parsons
Germany
Poyutr-Ney Bigelow
Paris
Richard Harpine Davis
Mexico
Frederick Remington
George DU Maurier
Charles Dudley Warner
Harper's Periodical Call Highlights Experts
A note on ongoing contributions from distinguished specialists to current topics. The discussion platform invites authoritative voices to deepen understanding across fields.
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Henderson, Tex
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