Tokyo News Roundup From Hakodate And Yokohama
The report covers imperial entertainments for Yokohama guests with lanterns and fireworks at the College grounds, cabinet focus on treaty revisions, and posts filled for diplomacy in England and Vienna. It notes fires at Honcho dori, coal yard blazes, arbitration over the Takasago Maru collision, and a shipwreck death in Saghalien. Also reported are Lady Parkes’ death tribute, Hasamura Mura storm damage, royal naval visits, and dull import markets with silk and tea price shifts.
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Yokohama
Chambers of Commerce
Wooyeno
Great Britain
Mori
United States
England
Nabeshima
Daimio
Saga
Vienna
Rome
China
Honcho-dori
M.B.M.S.S
Jumna
James
Deane
Charybdis
Moore
Lowder
Kirkwood
Mitsubishi Company
Young
Stevens
Pioneer
Saghalien
Davison
Hakodate
John McKean
Swett
Davis
Tokio
Lady Parkes
Harry Parkes
Hasamura Mura
Kadzusa
Prince Arisugawa
Iron Duke
Shiba Palace
Prinz Adalbert
Pri
Japan
H. Parkes
Yokohama Dispatch on November 21
A Yokohama correspondent reports the Fugita affair hushed up and possible release. Kobe raids seize about eighteen Chinese and fifty to sixty Japanese from gambling dens. Cholera persists in Loochoos with near 100000 Japan deaths since May. Kobe land values rise for tea fining premises while dwelling growth lags. Chinese trade to China grows but faces a consular tax on all transactions.
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Yokohama
Fugita
Kobe
Henry
Prince Adalbert
Kioto
Japan
Loochoo Islands
China
China Reform Efforts Rally Behind United Ministers
The Times notes that England Germany and the United States seek unanimous opinion and joint remonstrances for a China settlement. It highlights the American minister's Shanghai experience, the German minister’s influence, and Sir Thomas Wade’s long China career as pivotal to influencing the Central Government. It also reports on Mr Baber’s absence and his Tibet frontier journey and discoveries about Tibetan geography and tribes near the Tatu river.
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Times
China
England
Germany
United States
Shanghai
Thomas Wade
Baber
Szechuen
Tatu River