Expenditures of the Russo-Japanese war / by Gotaro Ogawa.

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INDEX

Expenses: rewards and allowances to
soldiers, 39; equipment for Army and
Navy, 39 et seq, 50; human and
material fighting-power of Army and
Navy, 40; miscellaneous, Army and
Navy, 41; war-time administration,
42 et seq, 107, 116, 119; Navy Department (1903-8), 43 et seq; War
Department (1903-8), 43 et seq;
Finance Department, 43; administration, 43 et seq.; incurred in Korea
(1904-8), 46, 48, II7; in Manchuria
(1904-8), 46, 48, II7; monopolies,
47; colonization of Hokkaido, 92;
redemption of national loans, 125;
communication for Army and Navy,
218 et seq
Exports: increase, 191; used for war
purposes (1903-5), I93, 203; value
of (1903-7), 198, 200.
Factories: number of workers (1902-6),
204; opened and closed (1902-4),
205; output of (1902-7), 216-7.
Fakumen, Japanese capture of, 26
Feng-hwang-cheng, Japanese possession of, 20.
Fertilizers, effect of war on sale of, 185,
240-I.
Finance Department, expenses, 43.
Foreign exchange, 178.
Formosa; salt production, 82; subsidy
granted to, 92.
France: intervention in Liaotung Peninsula, 3, 6; Japanese export trade
with, 201.
Freight: traffic (I901-5), 222-3; rates
on shipping, 230.
Fuel, effect of war on sale of, i86.
Fukien Province, 7.
Fukuchiyama, 44.
Funshuiling, Japanese capture of, 21.
Germany: intervention in Liaotung
Peninsula, 3, 6; occupation of Kiaochow Bay, 7; Japanese loans floated
in, 65 et seq; imports from, 201.
Gold: importation of bullion, 177;
1- movements of (1903-7), 189
Grain industry, effect of war on, I86
Great Britain: 9-jo; concessions obtained in China by, 6; treaty with
Japan, II; Japanese loans floated in,
65; imports from, 201.
Groceries, effect of war on sale of, 184.
Habutaye, tax on, 201.
Hardware, effect of war on sale of, I85.
Haicheng, retreat of Russians to, 21.
Heikautai, Japanese capture of, 25.

Hiroshima: expenditures for mining
operation office in, 132; increase of
tradesmen and amount of taxes
paid in, I87.
Hokkaido: land surtaxes, 72; colonization expenses, 92; expenditures for
railways in, I34.
Horses and cattle: effect of war on
sales of, 185-6; requisitioned by
Army, 236-7; fields tilled by (I903 -6), 240.
Hsiaokushan, Japanese capture of, 23.
Hsingking, Japanese capture of, 26.
Hsiungyocheng, 21.
Human fighting-power expenses; for
Army, 40; for Navy, 40.
Imports: increase (I903-5), 190-I, 194
et seq; value (I903-7), 199-200.
Income tax: prohibition of surtax, 72;
raising of rate, 73-4; increased
revenue from, 143; details, 145-6;
number paying (I903 and 1906),
250.
Industries: expenditures for government (I900-I0), 129, 132; increase and capitalization (1901-5),
207; number of workers (1903-7),
209; development of new and old
companies, 212.
Instalment plan, of paying for bonds,
56, 6I; commission on, 57.
Interest: national loans, 47; rate on
Exchequer bonds, 55; on Emergency
bonds, 64; on Sterling bonds, 66;
fluctuation of rate, 169 et seq.
Iron foundry, government expenditures for, 131-2.
Iron and steel industries, increase in
expenditures for, 129, I33.
Kaipinghsien, 21.
Kaiyuan, Japanese capture of, 26.
Kakimura, Vice Admiral, 17.
Karafuto, expenditures for affairs in,
136, 139
Kawamura, Lieutenant General, 25.
Kiaochow Bay: leased by Russia, 6;
German occupation, 7
Kinchowcheng, Japanese attack on,
20, 23.
Kiuliencheng, Japanese occupation, 20,
i8i
Kobe: grain market, 186; effect of war
on commerce, 188.
Koji Island, 8.
Komura, Foreign Minister, 14.
Korea: 3; Japanese policy in, 4; Russian domination of, 5, 8, 13-4;
Japanese control of, 30; agreement