Murder and diplomacy in Korea after queen’s murder
The article recounts the chaotic aftermath of Korea’s queen’s murder during Viscount Miura’s tenure. It details Japanese influence in Seoul, court intrigue, attempted manipulation via a forged royal decree, foreign alarm in Seoul, and eventual measures including recalling officials, tomb construction, and a king kept under surveillance.
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Hero of Peking Dying Poor After Boxer Siege
Auguste Chamot once fed foreigners in the legation during the Boxer siege and ran Hotel De Peking behind the British legation. He guarded the walls, received a partial U.S. grant, but a fire ruined his fortune and marriage. Now dying near San Rafael, he married a New York manicure girl, sought money from Swiss relatives, and received no help.
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M Harg to Stay on Job No Successor Named Yet
Assistant Secretary Ormsby McHarg of the Department of Commerce and Labor remains in post as talks continue on his replacement. President Taft and Secretary Nagel sought a suitable successor weeks ago, but no appointment has been made and Nagel plans to return to Washington by October 1 from his Marion Massachusetts summer home.
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WBride Wins Traveling Bag From Saks Contest
Shortstop G McBride of Washington wins Saks Co voting contest begun July 1. He receives a traveling bag as the prize after 1514 votes. Coupons distributed at the store and at the bait grounds authorized participation.
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French Tariff Abrogation Ends United States Agreements
The State Department reports Paris has announced abrogation of the Franco American tariff accord. Beginning Oct 31 articles exported from the United States to France will pay the general tariff while imports from France to the United States face the highest rate. Key US exports cited include mineral oils and Porto Rican coffee. French imports include canned meats and pork products among others.
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Naval trophy room proposed for National Museum display
Acting Secretary of State endorses creating a naval trophy gift room in the National Museum to exhibit silver services and gifts received by U S navy officers from states cities and foreign governments. State Department holds about 600 items and could move them to Washington for public view, with minimal cost. Commanders urge exhibition to foster pride in the navy. Other items include post office project bids and flood relief funding in Mexico.
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Promotion for McCoy to Collector of Customs in Manila
Henry B McCoy deputy collector of customs at Manila likely to be promoted to collector of customs succeeding Col George R. Cotton who resigned to become governor of Port R.120 Cotton's firm to take effect November 1. Appointment to be made by acting governor W Cameron Forbes. McCoy is an Illinois native with long service in the Philippine administration.
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Berlitz School of Languages announces private instruction offer
Fragmented OCR text shows Berlitz School of Languages listing branches and offerings in private instruction across fields like information technology and engineering. The garbled copy references compensation, instructors, and city locations, with unclear names and dates.
Revenue Gains From Last Month Across Sectors
Revenue receipts rose across multiple categories in July and August. Internet revenue increased by 1.18 million versus 1903, August 2000 receipts totaled 10.00 million, with total revenue about 48.08 million, up roughly 285 thousand. Tobacco with 744,083 rose, fermented liquors 4,078,540 gained, margarine 53,344 up 1,045, plus other items showing increases.
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Tax association head opposes federal income tax
President Al len Ripsey Foote of the International Tax Association opened the third annual conference by denouncing the federal corporation tax as an intrusion on state taxation. He urged a formal stand against federal encroachment and proposed a States convention to address tax issues, while still favoring a constitutional amendment for an income tax in the past.
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Bryan Replies to Bailey on Free Raw Material Victory
Texan statesman refutes Bailey's Dallas speech claiming Democratic defeat in 194 misread the Wilson bill and free material stance. He highlights Democratic gains in 162 and 194 races, noting a party split over free silver and recalling support for raw material bills voted by Bryan and himself.
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Massacre at Kiev denied by Russian authorities
Report of anti Jewish violence in Kiev denied by Freimler Stolypin chancery and official news agencies. Unverified accounts claim twenty killed and many injured after a Slobodka suburb incident on September 7 when a fifteen member group attacked Jews shouting equality before being dispersed by police. No fatalities confirmed.
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Jury duty by impressment used to fill panel
Boston September 21 The court resorted to impressment to procure jurors as the jury pool for the Bogton Steele cases in the superior court exhausted. Officers could arrest anyone for jury service and a recess was ordered. About a dozen would‑be jurors were drafted, most excused or challenged, leaving ten talesmen at adjournment.
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Georgetown Law School Faculty List and Evening Session
A long OCR list details Georgetown Law School faculty and lecturers for the District of Columbia, naming Ray Paculty and Harry Lamatior among others. It notes an evening term starting October at the Law Building, with announcements to attend and information to contact BF Watkins, Secretary.
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Fragmentary note on student progress and courses at Madeira school
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a pupil's fourth year in high school with tied references to courses in chemistry and art. It mentions postgraduate scores, a college preparatory program, private certificates, and potential addresses or catalog details for Madeira with names and institutions including Vassar and Welterley.
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