Japan Population Data From Historical Census Muddle
The Evening Bulletin reports a census figure for Japan dated December 21, 1804, listing total empire population at 41 810 202 with 21 121 398 males and 20 688 804 females and 7 883 369 houses. It breaks down social ranks into nobles, shisoku, hennin, foundlings and unregistered prisoners, noting obsolescence of these ranks under constitutional government and referencing fonsoku and kovsoku as feudal successors.
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Japan
Shisoku
Hennin
Fonzoku
Dome
Europe
Observations on Politics and Advertising in an Ocean of Detail
A collage of notes touches on Premier Ito and a potential Hawaii coronation tie as Russia once recognized, a thrifty Australian postcard practice, temperance objections to postcard ads, Hart and Co and Wall, Nicholas Co punning, yokohama liberal ministry ties, the Liberal manifesto, the Yorking incident detaining the Thales for Black Flag and Chinese officers, and British response versus Lord Salisbury.
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Torin
Australia
Yorking
Thales
Consal
Amoy
Japan Mail
Lord Salisbury
Telegraph tales of bicycle messengers and imperial pomp
The piece contrasts bicycle messenger services in Philadelphia and Honolulu with a failed Korean disturbance inquiry and outlines rapid imperial preparations for the Russian coronation. It notes Moscow rents rising for the coronation, embassies seeking mansions, and discussions on colonial governance.
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Philadelphia
Honolulu
Shank
Russia
Moscow
Fabaloin
Privy Council seeks expanded judicial committee scope
In the act as described by Mr Chamberlain the member count of the judicial committee is capped at five at any one time. He says the measure will meet a long stated colonial wish and strengthen the bond of the Empire by uniting diverse parts under common oversight.
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Canada
Australasia
South Africa
Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Dominion of Canada
Her Majesty's Privy Council
Privy Council
Memder
European Powers Plan Fleet Stay in Levant
London dispatch from November 22 reports the Hungarian Premier and Powers failed to calm tensions. The Porte pledges to restore order and protect Christian subjects while the Powers agree on measures to maintain peace and keep fleets in the Levant.
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London
Yokohama
Levant
Timely Topics on The Free Ad and Tribune Wheels Rivalry
The column counters Stearns wheels sold locally as backdated 1894 models and promotes Tribune wheels as superior. It cites Harry F. Terrill’s letter, denies Stearns access to it, and urges buyers to compare wheels with a first-class mechanic before purchase. The piece hints Tribune tandems may appear in New Year races.
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Stearns
Pacific Coast
Stearns Agency
Tribune
H. F. Terrill
Scorcher
Stearns Wheel
Harry F. Terrill
Tommy King
Terrill
Tom
Sean
Australia
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the Evening Bulletin
Daniel Logan
Jason
Peking
Marquis Ito
Republic of Hawaii
Hart & Co
Fim
Nichola Co
Liberal Party
Rosebury
Soul
Korea
Darwin
Hallo
Avaitathe
A F. Cooke
Vrbete
Portland
Yokotama
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
Wind General Agente
Waterhouse
HOP Hing & Company
American Grovemien
Hotel Treet
Telephone
Lary
Caneruiey
Ane
Panxeng Tae
Offi Bowie
Pierce
J. J. Egan
Jane
Wirth Australian
Harry Wirth
Fa Cameron
Hono Jal
Port
Beretania
Chrour
Nelly
Mr. Montgomery
S—Fenvlexs
W. Burve
Takia
Minn Muriel Wirth
Tue Vernon
Montgotne
Alberto
Engileh
Lahing
Jon Def Wert
Ja —Beiwetion
Arenestna
Anid Alr
Buris
Hy Montgomery
Alabaum Coons
Little Mariel Wirth
Katie Montgomery
Klme
Leon
Ruchail
Comine
Dastl Lyndhurst
King
Tullgal
Cryndilla
Mr. Wirth
Wirth
Mulejent
Nellie
Tose
Ottage
Taquita
McKenzie
Westmater
Berlin
Wist Bruumtin
Styne
King Street
Fort
ED. A. Williams
A. Williams
Hack Moise
Meier
Mar
Watriet
Urmiehed
Nigellee
Frank Hustace
Mi Norris
Kehna Kan
Hawaii
Italiie Paran
Racy Kitlon
Hnquire the
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Terceres
Arne Ved
Liltha Street
W. HH. Pain
Case
Fens
Tutarnie Honal Iron Works
Ntandom Quevn
Pattinson
Kanana SvGax Company
Caniln & Cooke
Allen
Robinson
Atherton
W A Bowen
M Cooks
Voy
Floere
Alt O'Eluck
Huce
Luce
Auotlones
Parttz
Ald Bodely
Haalelea
Des
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