Li Hung Chang's Rise and China’s Troubles Recalled
The article recalls Li Hung Chang's life from birth in Anhui Province on February 16, 1833, through his rise in Chinese governance, and his influence during a period of internal strife like the Taiping rebellion. It notes his ties to the Empress and involvement in China’s safeguarding against foreign powers amid Boxer turmoil and diplomacy with the United States and Britain.
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Li Hung Chang
Willems
Bins
Beverifom
Hong
Loi Hung
Chiu
China
Eneland
United States
Abe
Cooth
Clins
Li Hung Chane
Suothee
Li Hang Chang
Fella
Tibuns Chase
Hmpros
Pekin
Hye
Hinself
Li Junz Chang
Helr
First Bank
Chong
Lik
Hung
Lotter
Chang
Li Hong Chang
Ann Buri Province
Hanlin College
French Academy
Ward
Gordon
Lin
Wind
Ameria
Teeliied
Len Te Niet
London
Tune Chang
Where the Century Begins and the Date Line Mystery
An article explains how the date line is determined by the U S Hydrographic Office led by Professor George Davidson. It traces the 180th meridian myth, notes the crooked nature of the date line, and shows how Pacific islands and groups align with American or Asiatic time.
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Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Hydrographic Ofice
George Davidson
Geographical Society of the Pacific
University of California
Davidson
Hydrographic Office
Siberia
Alaska
North Pacific
Samoa
Hawaii
Fansing
Christmas Islands
Phoenix
Union
Ancient Chinese View of American Dress Reform
A writer critiques American attire, urging a convention to decide on better dress for women and men. Proposes looser corsets, natural figures, and more comfortable garments, noting chest exposure and cold air as health concerns for both sexes in American fashion.
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States Hydrographic Office
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Fredelery
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Chin
Isth
Tientsin
Europe
Czatina
Russia
Ghevb Tu
Paci
Ocean
Ska
Bryan
Lie Hung
WU Ting Fang
America
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