Yellow Cord Legend Follows Yuan Shih Kai Rumor
A Philadelphia Ledger dispatch discusses the yellow cord rumor sent to Yuan Shih Kai, its historical meaning, and how Western views on China mix romance with superstition. It notes Yuan’s dismissal, Western diplomatic efforts, and the likelihood the cord story is more myth than fact.
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Prince Ch'un
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Tang Shao-yi
Washington
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Far East
End of Army Career for Notable Civil War Hero
Washington reports Lieut Gen Arthur MacArthur leaves active U S Army. He joined in 1862 before adulthood, rose from regimental adjutant at 17 to colonel, and earned fame in the Civil War and Philippine campaign. He later held commands at Chicago and Governor's Island.
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Governor’s Island
Elusive Joy in a Waiting Worker Tale
The line between pursuit and reward tightens as joy arrives for the patient worker while the swift pursuer remains restless. The piece contrasts slow attainment with rapid chasing, hinting at a moral about timing, effort, and fulfillment.
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