Korea Friendly to United States in Case of Invasion
Korean Minister Min Yong Tehan told the Associated Press in Paris that Korea would seek good offices from the United States if its territory were invaded. He noted the U S Korea treaty allows it and said Korea aims to remain neutral, avoiding alliance with Japan while opposing foreign troop landings. Officials in Washington said the treaty could be invoked if Korea requests practical application.
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Paris
Min Yong Tehan
Associatpn
Corea
United States
Corean
Russia
China
Japan
Jsapen
Seoul
Legation
Washington
Admiral Shufeldt
State Department
Korea
Petersburg
Kurino
Associated Press
H. B. Seaver
Port Agsitg
Micha
Washington, D.C
J Haly
Kentady
Washington, D. C
Lowe
W. V. Saifiven
Mississippi
Oxford
Caterk
F. EB. Warres
Wyonmist
Congressorag
C. Petkem
Bancroft
Mt. Cesimie Barthes
Grenarm Street
Bex Ver
Calo
Maria Goertz
Cleo
Okla
I. S
Willan
Cail
Florida
Pernna
L. Li
Ailents
Hi. Hency
Verrtech Romains ci
Lioney
Herd
H. G. Worthingtod
Nevada
Congressmaza
J.A. Bartach
Santa Rosa
Cab
Congressmisa If. W
Loutsizca
Wee Aman
B. Dovriner
Fee
Brownlow
Tenactie
George W. Sarith
Irvine Dingna
P Jackson
F Wither
U.S
J. C. Butler
South
Jd. M. T&arstana
Justice
New Jette
Botkin
Kefton
USA
Pera
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Rumor of Naval Collision Near Taushima Island
London dispatch reports a scare rumor of a clash between Russian and Japanese fleets near Taushima in the Strait of Corea. The Japanese government censor allows no naval news, and the rumor is not corroborated by other sources.
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London
Jan
Kobe
Daily Express
Taushima
Strait of
Corea
Russia Accepts Korea Agreement Terms, Times Reports
The Paris Times correspondent in St. Petersburg says Russia’s reply effectively accepts the Rosen Kumura agreement. It recognizes Japan’s predominance in Korea and neutralizes the Korean coast, while denying Japanese equality with Europeans in Manchuria, a move said to be opposed by Viceroy Alexei.
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Daily Mail
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Imperial Palace
Che Foo
China
Manchuria
Menchia
Mukden
Liaoyeng
Antung
Shaho
Morning Post
Corea
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Paris
Hnes
Great Britain
London
Times
St. Petersburg
Baron de Rosen
Baron Komura
Korea
Alexicf
Britain and Russia guard troops flow into Seoul report
London dispatches report guards arriving at Seoul as tensions rise. France warns arrangements with Britain hinder disturbance. Burleigh notes 10,000 Imperial guards with 6 inch guns, strong infantry, good artillery, poor cavalry ponies. France and Britain policy cited as resisting Franco Russian treaty limits.
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London
Bennett Budleizh
Daily Telegraph
Tokyo
Imperial Guard
Burleigh
Japan
Helals
China
Chaig
France
Great Britain
Ceres
Captain Pabst's Will Leaves Estate to Family
The will of Captain Frederick Pabst filed today sets an estate of about $10 000 in trust with no public bequests. The widow and four children along with an adopted daughter receive one sixth each of the estate.
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Milwaukee
Jan
Frederick Pabst
Sensational admission at Johnstown mine inquest
Alfred Frank, superintendent of the Johnstown Mining Company, testified in the coroner's inquest into the deaths of Frederick Digel and Samuel Olesen at the Davitt mine. He claimed to have ordered blasting to bar Butte and Boston men from a Tarus drift, saying the action was to protect his own interests, not to endanger anyone.
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Butte
Mont
Alfred Frank
Johnstown Mining Company
Frederick Digel
Samuel Olesen
Davitt
Frank
Boston
Hig
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for colds. All druggists refund the money if it fails. EB Grove signature appears in the ad with a serif type.
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We Grove
Peruna claims rapid cures for catarrh nationwide
A lengthy attractively toned appeal from The Peruna Medicine Company of Columbus Ohio touts Peruna as a radical, universal catarrh cure. Letters and testimonials from state residents and public figures claim dramatic relief, urging readers to contact Dr Hartman for guidance and to obtain the remedy.
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United States
Peruna Medicine Comany
Columbus
Ohio
Peraga És
Gemain
Perris Medicine Company
Antony Freak Hangerford
Sean J. Charles
Winslow
Arizonas
Heath Attacked in Congress Over Post Office Probe
In Senate debate Jan and amid charges of postoffice corruption, supporters urged a full Senate inquiry into alleged frauds while opponents argued existing investigations suffice. The session featured sharp exchanges on Heath and Postmaster General Payne, with calls for transparency and partisan smothering allegations. The debate paused as routine business continued and the House advanced funding for cotton pests and pension bills.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Simmons
D. C
Platt
Connecticut
Postofice
Postoffice Cammittes
Messrs. Gurrows
Dalliver
Quarles
Afessia
Carmack
Tillmah and Teller
Port Ofice Department
Perry
Ueath
Smith
Pratt
Mi Sd
Post Office Department
Tillman
Quales
Br. Carmack
Mr. Carmack
Payne
Deallivar
Salt River
Arizona
House
Democratic Harmony Dinner Binds Philadelphia Wings
Democratic leaders from Philadelphia meet at a Jackson Day dinner hosted by Old Hickory. Ex-President Cleveland sends a sympathetic note while figures like Senator Tillman urge unity across party factions to back a broadly acceptable candidate.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party of
Old Hickory
Con- Breas
Cleveland
David B. Hitt
Panama Situation Warships Sail From Pensacola
Warships sail from Pensacola as Washington and Panama leaders confer with Secretary Root and Loomis on the general situation. Marines from the United States landed at Colon and moved by train toward base stations along the coast.
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Colon
Dixia
Basa
United States
Tythmus
Ara
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Utah State Count of Women
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Woman’s Suffrage Association of Utah
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