Fate of Korea Prophecies Fulfilled in Japanese Ascendancy
The article cites prophecies from the taiwonkun and Li Hung Chang about Korea’s fate, detailing Korea’s centuries of exclusion, Chinese tribute, and eventual opening under Western powers. It traces events from early treaties with America and China to Japan’s rise, the king’s flight, and Korea becoming a vassal under Japan, warning of foreign influence and the peril of resisting Western nations. It emphasizes the pattern of foreign intervention shaping Korea’s destiny and the belief that Korea’s fate now rests with Japan.
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Tomorrow The Fate of Korea HY Murder and Diplomacy
A compact report examines Korea's uncertain path amid ongoing HY era tensions, detailing murder case rumors and shifting diplomacy. The piece highlights key actors, including government officials and foreign envoys, and traces recent diplomatic moves shaping Seoul’s security landscape.
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Aliens Swell Population in United States in Fiscal Year
Government immigration report shows 26 852 723 have emigrated to America since 1820 and 269 527 total immigration for the fiscal year ended September 30. The report notes a net rise from arrivals and departures, with debarrals and nonimmigrant aliens included, and highlights largest immigrant classes by origin.
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Two New Be a Records Special Cable to The Washington Fest
The Kronprinzessin Cecile arrived after the fastest eastbound crossing by a German steamer. Time was 5 days 7 hours and minutes, beating the Kaiser Wilhelm II record of 6 days 3 hours. Queenstown reports the Muretardia reached 23.2 miles per hour, shaving 45 minutes from the prior New York voyage with an average speed around 25 knots.
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Japanese Prince Good Shot at Monticello Gun Club
Prince Kuni Yostd, Japan's Hudson Fulton rep, practiced at Monticello Gun Club with Al Lexperta observing. He scored several difficult passes as he demonstrated marksmanship amid attending guests including Princess Kuni who arrived recently.
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Suit against U S to recover lands promised
Sues U S for 61800. Rairjad claims government promised land but did not deed it. Suit likely in United States Court of Claims this winter. Case centers on Indian Territory and Kansas lands tied to Congressional land grants and later dispositions.
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Federal protection sought for railroad investments abroad
Commissioner Franklin K. Lane, newly retired from a three month Europe trip, says hundreds of millions in England France and Germany await investment in American railroad securities. He urges federal safeguards against over capitalization and assures investors they would get what they pay for if federal rules limit capitalization. Lane plans to attend Chicago demurrage committee meetings and join Pacific coast colleagues in Spokane.
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Plea for Flood Sufferers Asks Aid for Mexico Disaster
Red Cross appeals to all branches in the United States to send food and clothing for flood victims in Mexico. Consul Hanna at Monterey reports great loss and intensified suffering. The national headquarters opened a subscription and a committee seeks cash and gifts of clothing blankets cooking utensils and bags of corn rice or beans. New York Red Cross note.
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Lord Northcliffe on Germany and naval buildup
Lord Northcliffe, editor of the London Times, warned in an interview about Germany's armament program. He cited shipyards, unprovoked attacks, and plans for commerce raiders as evidence that Germany's future lies at sea, urging caution amid optimism. He then departed for San Francisco.
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Outbreaks Reported in Vladivostok and Amoy
News from Vladivostok and Amoy details three cholera and plague cases in Vladivostok and multiple bubonic plague and cholera deaths in Amoy for the fortnight ending last Saturday. Official reports confirm ongoing outbreaks and rising fatalities in the two ports.
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Missionaries' Trial Begun in Leopoldville Congo Case
The trial of American missionaries Rev William Mortis and Hey W H Sheppard began in Leopoldville on September 2. They face $20,000 damages claims for alleged calumnious denunciation tied to Congo concession companies. Morrison and Sheppard arrived August 5 with witnesses, with the Belgian government seen as backing the suit.
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Sheds Shot After 46 Years at Antietam War Injury
Wilkes Ratre, age 90, recounts a Civil War injury from a grapeshot that lodged near his eye during the Battle of Antietam. The shard surfaced today and exited his forehead, ending decades of occasional headaches. Doctors warned removal risked eye damage, but years of examinations offered little hope of safe removal.
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