Japanese Trade Policy and Imperial Visit Details
The article discusses Japan's interior monopolies and trade restrictions harming commerce, urging liberalization to reduce taxes paid in paper currency. It notes a new race club endorsed by Imperial family members to improve Japanese foreign relations, and outlines updates on the Mikado's southern tour with ministers. It reports ship searches for a missing sailor, envoy movements, tax-driven unrest in Nagano, and maritime stats for 1879.
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Charles Dennis
New York
H.E. Awaki
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Yanagiwara
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Ida
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Nagaoka
Austria
Italy
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Denmark
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Mizuchi
Nagano
Finance Department
Yesso
Colonial Department
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Simonoseki
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Toconderoga
Nagasaki
Bingham
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Fusan
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Schufeldt
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H. N. Denison
Aoki
Berlin
Kompira no Matsuri Opens Nagasaki Kite Festival
The Kompira no Matsuri opening kite festival on April 19 drew large crowds in Nagasaki with locals and picnickers. A sampan capsized April 23 off Akunoura drowning three coal coolies. bodies recovered. Takashima Mine owner reports 47 dead from a recent explosion and the same number injured. eight horses perished.
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Vettor Pisani Arrives with Duke of Genoa on Board
The Vettor Pisani arrived on April 17 after the river rose enough to cross Olyphant Island. Consular officials and Customs Commissioner Mr. White greeted the party on the Bund and fired a salute as they anchored. Bishop Zanoli departed with a nine gun salute. On April 18 H R H attended mass at the Roman Catholic Cathedral.
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North China Daily News
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H.R
Duke of Genoa
Olyphant Island
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Bund
H.R.H
Zanoli
H.R. H
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