The Fate of Korea Seouly. A Strange Land in Transition
A vivid, cafeteria of impressions contrasts old and new Korea under Japanese rule. The piece pairs wildlife lore and village life with modern trains, topknots, frame houses, and Western influences. It paints Seoul’s hills, paddy fields, and bustling stations as a mosaic of tradition and change shaping the traveler’s experience.
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Laia
Mo jRble
Korea
Chemulpo
Zise
Aerions of
America
Cy Warman
Toar
Harry Laude
Sandy McNabb
Seoul
Samuel
WAVY TO MAKE JAPAN GIFT FOR NAVY VISIT FLEET
The article reports U S Atlantic fleet crews from sixteen battleships including the Connecticut Vermont and more subscribing to present a loving cup to the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1908. The cup, about 19 inches high on an onyx stand, bears both coats of arms and an inscription praising the hospitality shown during the Japanese visit. A Philadelphia maker completes the gift and a Washington State Department process is coordinating delivery and royal assent with Prince Kun for acceptance by the Japanese side.
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New York
Tahoama
Iowa
Rhode Island
New Jersey
State Department
Philadelphia
Jhand
Prince Kun
Hin
Pinchot Criticized Over Forester Rules At Mining Congress
Debate at the American mining congress centered on forestry administration under Pinchot. Oscar Smith read Nevada subcommittee findings claiming forestry rules hinder prospecting on mineral claims, while Dyer defended Pinchot as misinterpreted. The congress urged stricter adherence to law and demanded forestry service reform to aid the mining industry. Dr ET Buckley was elected president and Samuel A. Taylor vice president.
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Gifford Pinchot
American Mining Congress
Nevada
Oscar Smith
Reno
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General Forestry Committee
Dyer
Forestry Committee
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Eet Baya
Congress
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Dr ET Buckley
Flat River
Samuel A. Taylor
Pittsburg
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Officers in debt to the government over longevity pay claims
War Department reports officers across the United States sought longevity pay but were found to owe the government. A Supreme Court ruling from 1897 tied overpayments to minor officers serving as superiors absent from commands during the Spanish American War, leaving many with debts to the government rather than credits.
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Longevity Bay
United States
Army
Supreme Court of the United States
Audilox Parper
Supreme Court
Army Orders Crown Transfers At Naval And Army Posts
Army orders detail leaves and duties for Capt Thomas H Jackson and Maj Charles G Dwyer, transfers of officers among infantry and artillery units, and naval movement notices. The document lists personnel moves to recruiting service, academy assignments, and ship movements including Rocket and Yorktown class vessels with arrivals and sailings.
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21Th Company
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Trent 7
Tth
Mel Charles ‘T Atencher
Ela Arillery
Columbus Hertache
Abner Pickering
Twenty-second Infantry
Henry ¢ Hodges, Jr
Jatsny
Rocket
Washington
Hennibal
Bradford
Yorktown
Bremerton
Paper Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Pap e Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion gas and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes by aiding digestion, eliminating sour belching and stomach discomfort, and offers large 25 cent cases said to cure most cases of dyspepsia and other stomach disorders.
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United States
England
Jimere
Conservation Advocate Pledges Ongoing Forestry Work
The excerpts show Mr. Piochot affirming renewed vigor in conservation and forestry policy. He notes rising receipts from lumber and grazing and fewer fires, claiming better control. He plans to stay about a week, then travel to St Louis to meet President Taft and accompany him down the Mississippi to New Orleans.
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Kwisa
Palley
Picnot
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Taft
Mississippi
New Orleans
Men overcome on march as infantry suffers fatigue
Lieut W Dawe of the Second Infantry fainted and was evacuated to a Cincinnati hospital during a forced 48 mile march from Fort Perry Ohio. 50 men dropped from exhaustion as the regiment under Col Mansfield continued toward Fort Thomas Kentucky.
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W Dawe
New Richmond
Tye
Mansfield
War Department
Law school admissions and degree timelines stated
Practicips three years conrae leading to degree of Master of Laws and bachelor of sage over pecona year. Applications in person or by mail to the Dean at 614 5th Street NW, or after October 1 at the Law School Building 810–818 18th St NW. ME 107.
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Lecturers to the Penyta Year at Pont erinate Courne
A list of law scholars and speakers appears for the Penyta Year event at Pont erinate Courne. Notable names include HON HOLMES CONRAD, SETH SHEPARD, JOHN A CONWAY, MUNROE SMITH, WADE EH BUG, RALEIGH MINOR, JOHN W YEREMS, MC GILL, ALDIE R BROWNE, WILLAAM WOODWARD, GEORGE HAMILTON, and D W BAKER. Subjects cover International Law Civil Law and Legal Ethics, with references to Canon Law and Patent Law.
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Erinate Courne
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Lata
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Dehler
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Oy Wielng
Zand Law Raleigh
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Aldie Rb" Browne
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Woodward
Hod
George Hamilton
Baker A
Staten
Disiglet’ of Columbia
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