Fate of Korea II Two Prophecies Fulfilled
Fragmented excerpt traces prophecies about Korea by taiwonkun and Li Hung Chang. It discusses Korea's early isolation, Western and Japanese pressure, treaties with the United States, and a shift toward openness. The piece notes Koreans and readers interpreting these prophecies amid imperial powers and the fate of Korean independence.
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Tomorrow The Fate of Korea HY Murder and Diplomacy
A compact report examines Seoul’s fragile balance amid rising tensions, detailing diplomatic moves following the JSA incident and a high profile murder probe. Analysts weigh domestic political strains, regional alliances, and the impact on negotiations with Pyongyang and allied partners.
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Aliens Populating U S Rises in Fiscal Year Report
Government immigration figures show 573 551 aliens settled in the United States during the year. An August report from the Department of Commerce and Labor notes 26 852 723 have emigrated since 1820 with shifts in arrivals and departures. The year saw 9 2690 aliens admitted including nonimmigrants and 2 124 returned after landing. The total immigration for the year ended September 30 reached 269 527.
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Two New Be a Records Special Cable to The Washington Fest
The Kronprinzessin Cecile arrived after the fastest voyage by a German steamer. Time 5 days 7 hours and minutes, best previous German record Kaiser Wilhelm II 6 days 3 hours and minutes in August 1905. Kronprinzen in Ceaille Jott New York on Tuesday last Queenstown Sept. 30 The Mauretania touched at Queenstown at 23.2 miles though fog delayed she reduced her gas bound record by three quarters of an hour. Time from New York 4 days 15 hours 31 minutes, average speed 25 knots.
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Japanese prince shows marksmanship at Monticello range
Prince Kuni and Princess Kuni visit Hudson Fulton events in New Jersey. Prince Kuni, a Japanese representative, shoots at Monticello Gun Club range under supervision of Al Lexport, scoring several notable target passes as part of the 1909 celebration coverage.
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U S Suit Seeks 61800 Over Land Promises
A United States Court of Claims case seeks 61800 in damages alleging the government failed to convey land promised under a grant. The suit claims federal land policies diverted lands in Indian Territory and Kansas, with lands previously allotted to Indians improperly disposed.
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Federal protection sought for railroad investors
Commissioner Franklin K. Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission said hundreds of millions of dollars in England France and Germany await investment in American railroad securities. He urged federal safeguards against overcapitalization to assure purchasers they get what they pay for. Lane plans to attend a meeting of the Demurrage Committees of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners in Chicago before joining fellow committee members in Spokane.
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Plea for Flood Sufferers in Mexico Aid Sought
The Red Cross appeals to branches in the United States to provide food and clothing for flood victims in Mexico. Consul Hanna at Monterey reports immense loss and suffering, prompting a national telegraphic appeal. The American Red Cross subscription drive seeks cash gifts and practical supplies including clothing blankets and cooking utensils. New York has a post urging support.
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Lord Northcliffe on Germany and the peace of Europe
In a London Times interview Lord Northcliffe warns that Germany refuses to discuss armaments and naval buildup. He notes leading writers acknowledge Germany’s aims and that ships are built for commerce raiding against a nearby foe. He fears optimism is misplaced and departs for San Francisco.
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Outbreaks of Cholera and Plague Reported Abroad
Vladivostok reports three rages cases and Amoy records plague and cholera deaths for the fortnight ended last Saturday. Authorities list deaths from bubonic plague and plague related illnesses across the two cities in the recent official reports.
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Missionaries Trial Begun in Congo Calumny Case
American missionaries Rev William Morris and W H Sheppard faced trial in Leopoldville on charges of calumny brought by a Congo concession company claiming damages of 20 000 dollars from each man for denouncing Belgian authorities. The case is seen as effectively a suit by the Belgian government. Morrison and Sheppard arrived August 5 with witnesses for their defense.
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Sheds Shot After 46 Years At Antietam
Apcela to Wilkes Ratre, 90, recalls Civil War era grape shot lodged in Branda Rogers’s head at Antietam. The shard surfaced today after decades. doctors warned removal near the eye could end sight. Rogers, long healthy, has endured pain since the battle and finally saw relief.
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