Assassination debate on Korean self government stance
Yale professor reacts to the San Francisco murder of Durham White Stevens by Korean patriots. He argues the assault reflects centuries old Korean methods to express political opinions and criticizes Korean officials and foreign protectors for tolerating such violence. He cites past assassination attempts and calls for a clearer view of Korean history and Japanese protectorate policy.
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Korean Council of State
George Trumbull Ladd
Yale University
New York Times
Department of Foreign Affairs
Korea
Prince Ito
Stevens
Seoul
George Heber Jones
Yi Yong Tai
Imperial Household
Min Hyungsik
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Ocean Liner Rotterdam to Feature Fish Pond Hotel
The Holland-American liner Rotterdam with a gross tonnage of 24 750 and displacement of 40 000 tons will include an expansive palm court and a pond where passengers can select their own fish. The ship’s deferred launch occurred at Belfast.
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Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad
The Well-Informed have long sought a simple pleasant laxative of known value. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, a gentle, effective remedy. Buy genuine manufacture from California Fig Syrup Co. at fifty cents per bottle.
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Woman Denied Office in Montgomery Election Row
Mrs Gertide Barney, elected city collector as a Republican and temperance candidate, was denied a commission because she is a woman and ineligible. Her husband was killed by a train recently, and she received the nomination out of sympathy. Mrs Barney said she is heartily glad she was elected and will await the council’s decision.
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Gertide Barney
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Provisions and Pork Details in Hog Carcass Cuts
A reader explains market terms and the standard cuts for pork products. The piece outlines standard mess pork, barrel packing rules, and how ribs and other barreled hog products are produced from sides, shoulders, and hams, with definitions of prime and extra versions.
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Wayne Dinsmore
Iowa
Breeder's Gazette
Chicago
Death of Harry Ingham a Brighton area farmer dies at 87
Harry Ingham of near Brighton died this morning at age eighty seven after illness. Survived by two sons John and Baxter, with wife predeceased nine years ago. A respected farmer, the funeral will be Saturday at 10 from the residence two and a half miles northwest of Brighton. Burial will be in Brighton cemetery.
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Race track bill killed in New York senate tie vote
In Allmay New York on April 5 the senate tied on abolishing gambling at racetracks. Senator Grady tried to force a final defeat by recon sideration, but Senator Raines tabled the motion as Lieutenant Governor Chanler sided with him. Agnew may get another vote on the bill. The second bill was defeated and tabled pending reconsideration.
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House Passes New Rusten Weeshington April
A fragmented report records the House approving several items and two resolutions amid a busy day. The document notes checks on the Democratic leadership and mentions Speaker Cannon, with reference to trust and administrative items. The Senate is described as not in session.
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Death notice for Mrs Caroline Crosby in Chicago Tribune
Mrs. Caroline Crosby died at her daughter Mrs Ella Smiths home at 1835 Reta Street Chicago on April 7 at age seventy nine Both Mrs Crosby and her husband formerly lived here He was a mechanic and died and was buried in the city cemetery It is likely Mrs Crosby will be brought here for interment Mrs Crosbys daughter Ella Crosby Smith and her husband formerly visited here and managed a west side store Mrs Crosbys death recalls residents who lived here decades ago
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Caroline Crosby
Crosby
Ella Smith
Reta Street
Chicago
Ella Crosby
Mr. Smith
West Side
Brevilian Town Riots Over Freight Rates Strike Rail Stations
In Brevilian Town, citizens mobilize against the railroad overcharged freight rates on Campos trade. They seized railroad property, set fire to two stations and several warehouses, and destroyed a railway bridge.
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Harmon Declines Candidacy for Ohio Governor Nomination
Former United States Attorney General Judson Harmon issues a statement declaring he is not a candidate for the Ohio gubernatorial nomination. The notice notes Harmon's prior mention as a possible candidate and clarifies his political intentions.
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Cihe
Loss of a Tank Steamer
Plymouth reports a wireless dispatch April 5 from the Majestic bound from New York to here. The message says the crew of the Norwegian steamer Hellos, en route from Philadelphia to Blaye, were rescued in mid Atlantic.
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Majestic
New York
Hellos
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Blaye
Box Supper by Court of Honor Friday Night at Hall
The Court of Honor will hold a box supper at the hall Friday night with all invited, and everything free. Members urged to attend. friends of the lodge welcome.
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Court of Honor
Friends of the Lodge
Postmaster Meyer to preside at Republican state convention
Postmaster General Meyer departed Washington for Boston to preside as temporary chairman at the Republican state convention in Boston tomorrow. The day’s other items include a jailbreak capture in Brooklyn, the NYSE to close on Good Friday and Easter, and various other political and social notes.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health and Vitality
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will tone the system and renew vigor, curing backache exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles. It urges starting today and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy as the source.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
How to Rid the House of Insects
A Spokane Spo kane Spokesman Review article advises baking sugar with plaster of Paris to lure and kill insects including black beetles, cockroaches, ants, fleas, and other small bugs. Use tarred fly paper or sticky sheets, sprinkle sugar to attract pests, and burn full sheets while replacing with fresh ones. Place raw meat on paper to attract fleas, burn when full, and repeat.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Quality In Draft Horses Blooded Stock
Quality in the draft horse reflects refined character in skin, muscles, bone, tendons and hair. It signals aristocratic breeding with vigor, endurance and intelligence, shown by clean-legged conformation and silky feathering under the knees and rear of the tendons.
Curds Reveal Contaminated Milk In Factory Study
The curd test helps cheesemakers identify patrons delivering bad milk. A soft, gassy, or foul smelling curd indicates dirt and gas producing germs in the milk.
Judge rules against Harding in district court road access case
In district court Harding vs Boyer Judge Preston ruled for the defendant. The road blocked by a gate is to be opened. This afternoon motions for new trials in Grosscup v Cannon Jones v Sutherland and Kennel v Boyer were heard and overruled.
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Kennel
Forty third anniversary of Spanish Fort surrender observed
Spanish Fort Alabama marks the forty third anniversary of the capture after a thirteen day siege. The Nineteenth Iowa held the left flank as Confederates fled by boat to Mobile. The regiment escorted prisoners to a landing below Spanish Fort and learned news of Richmond’s surrender from a boat arriving from New Orleans.
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Iowa
Mobiie Bay
Mobile
New Orleans
Richmond
Virginia
Alvy Sands Visits City on Bank Business
Alvy Sands cashier for the Ainsworth Savings Bank arrived in the city as a business visitor today to conduct banking related matters and meetings with local officials.
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Ainsworth
Governor Cummins to Visit Washington County on June 17
Governor Cummins will campaign in Washington county before the June primaries. He is scheduled to speak in Wellman on the afternoon of the 17th and in Crawfordsville that evening. He will pass through the county the morning of the 17th en route to Wellman, with many locals planning to accompany him to the Wellman meeting. The party will travel by car to Crawfordsville for the evening event, and extensive preparations for receptions and entertainment are underway at both locations.
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Washington County
Wellman
Crawfordsville
Local News Briefs and Wedding Announcement
Miss Rina Ralston of West Chester visits town and buys fresh fish and celery at South Side Market. Will Augustine of Dublin calls on friends. E Mercer and son Philip return from Oskaloosa. T L Lewis attends funeral of Samuel Lewis in Iowa City. Announcement of Clark Carson and Charlotte Cronin wedding in Davenport next Saturday. Carson manages Washington gas plant. home Davenport. Iowa City Republican, April 7.
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West Chester
South Side
Will Augustine
Dublin
Washington
Iowa
Lows City
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