Gold Silver Copper Coin Totals Rise Alongside Fukiagji Party
The report notes year over year increases in gold 25063 and silver 4331834 coinage with copper fully struck except unfinished one run pieces. A grand garden party at Fukiaji Park on April 21 hosted Emperor and Empress with government officials and foreign dignitaries.
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H.I.M
Fukiaji Park
H.E. J. J. van der Pot
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Leon van der Polder
van der Pot
Order of the Seraphim
Order of the Rising Sun
Mr. van der Polder
Mdme
van der Pat
Yokohama General Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Parkes
K.C
Scribe
Levesque
Wilkin
Heimann
A. W. Glennie
Juery
Blakeway
Walsh
E. B. Watson
Anglin
Irvine
Middleton
Fraser
Hodnett
Stephens
Dodds
Gillet
Brower
Brent
Berrick
Kirkwood
Kiel
Weiler
Blanc
H.I.R.M.S. Asia
Hong Kong
Singapore
Peikan
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Kobé
Asia
China
Moscow
Hmassoff
U.S.S
Japanese Inquiry Clears Allegations Over Wreck of Forward Ho
Messrs Brown and Ishibashi of the Marine Department reported after examining written and verbal evidence from officers of the Forward Ho and locals near Omoye Bay. They refute Captain Wade's statements as exaggerated and partly untrue, attributing hardships to misunderstandings and theft losses to the ship's own officials.
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Messrs
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Ishibashi
Marine Department
Wade
Omoye Bay
Uecente
Outrage by Koreans on Japanese Residents Reported
The incident near Ampei in the Gensan area involved more than 300 Koreans who approached Japanese settlers sheltering from rain during a shooting excursion on March 31. They spoke calmly then pressured a Japanese man to fire a gun as part of a preconcerted plan.
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Ampei
Gensan
Japanese Companions Attack By Koreans In Town
A confrontation in a town ends with Japanese travelers wounded after Koreans attack. One Japanese man is killed while others are clubbed or stoned. a Korean is injured while rescuing the luggage carrier. The Japanese Consul warns restraint as authorities report the incident.
Edicts Limit Li Hung Chang Retirement to One Hundred Days
North China Daily News reports Imperial Edicts on Li Hung Chang retirement. An Emperor’s second Edict allows twenty seven months, praising public duties amid mourning. Other officials named. Nanking priest case penalties. rumored Chinese squadron may visit Korea, with caution.
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Li Hung Chang
Sun Chaiching
Chu She-chi
Tseng Chun
Chiang Ping
Yu Ping-chung
Yung Cheng
Chien Lung
Tseng Kuo-fan
Hu Lin-yu
Li Hung-chang
T‘u Tsung-ying
Taoutai
Shanghai
Hu Kuang
Pien Pao-ti
Hunan
Nanking
Shen Pao-chen
Korea
Mourning Follows Lady Li Death in Tientsin Haze
The Viceroy remains in Tientsin as Chang Shu-sheng nears Canton to succeed him. Despatch boat Ching Hai may escort HE to Hankow. Lady Li dies at eighty four. three hundred officials offer condolences. The mourning pervades Yamen. Lady Li’s vast family includes four sons, thirty-two relatives, and many more kin.
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China Herald
H.E
Chang Shu-sheng
Canton
Ching Hai
Hankow
Lady Li
Tientsin
Yamen
Li Han-chang
Hu Kuang
Li Hung-chang
Chihli
Li Wen-chang
Taoutai
Li Feng-chang
Han Lin College
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