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

INDEX

255

with Japan, 31-2; expenses incurred
by Japan in (1904-8), 46, 48, II7;
expansion of Japanese power in, 122;
circulation of bank notes in, 176;
Japanese exports to, 200
Kuantiencheng, Japanese possession of,
20.
Kure, base of operations at, 187.
Kuroki, Lieutenant General, I9
Kuropatkin, General, 12, 25.
Kwantung Leased Territory, expenditures for affairs of, 136, 139
Land: area under cultivation (1903-6),
238; transference of ownership of
(1903-4), 234.
Land tax: increased, 72; details, 142-3;
in arrears (1902-5), 237
Leather and hide industry, effect of
war on, 185
Liaoyang, Japanese advance on, 20-I;
battle of, 22.
Loans: national, 34-5, I 6, 149-50;
interest, 47; issued (1903-6), 51-2;
benefits of, 53; for tobacco monopoly,
63; foreign, 65 et seq, 94, 151, I62;
summary of foreign and domestic,
69; margin of issue of foreign and
domestic, 69; foreign and domestic
floated (1902-8), 159; for railway
construction, 150; revenue from,
160; receipts from extraordinaryaffairs, 164; monthly fluctuations in
amounts (1903-7), 175; of associated
banks in six cities (1904-6), 2Io
London, sterling loans floated in, 65
et seq.
Maizuru, 44.
Makaroff, Russian admiral, I8
Manchuria: 3; Russian influence over,
6, 9; withdrawal of Russian troops
from, Io; restitution treaty concerning, 11; Russian occupation of,
12-3; restored to China, 31; expenses
incurred in (1904-8), 46, 48; circulation of war tickets in, 0o6;
expense of administration of, II7;
expansion of national power in, 122;
circulation of bank notes in, 176
Manufacturing, number of companies
and capital invested (1903-7), 208.
Marine products, effect of war on, 185.
Masampo, Russian coaling station at, 8.
Material fighting-power expenses: for
Army, 40; for Navy, 40
Merchant marine, additions to (I904 -5), 229.
Min, Queen, assassination of, 4-5.
Mining tax, increased, 72, 74.

Mint, increased expenditures for, 126-7.
Miscellaneous expenses for Army and
Navy, 4I.
Mohatang, Japanese capture of, 20.
Money market, influence of war finance
on, I60 et seq
Monopolies: 123; government, of
tobacco and salt, 46, 77; expenses of,
47; extension and income from, 8I
et seq, 107, 147; increased expenditures for government, 126.
Motienling, Japanese capture of, 21.
Mukden: 9, Russian occupation of,
12; campaign against, 25-6, 35.
Nagasaki, increase in number of tradesmen and amount of taxes in, 187.
Nan-shan, Japanese attack upon, 20
Naval forces, losses of Japanese, 29-30.
Navy Department, expenses of (I903 -8), 43 et seq
Newchwang, 105, 240.
New York, sterling loans floated in, 65
et seq.
Nogi, Lieutenant General, 23.
Nozu, Lieutenant General, 21.
Okinawa: land surtax in, 72; export
duty on alcoholic drinks in, 77-8.
Okinoshima, 27.
Oku, Lieutenant General, 20
"Open door" in China, 9.
Osaka: effect of war on commerce of,
I88; relief work in, 248.
Oyama, General, 25.
Panlungshan, 24.
Patent medicine tax, increased, 72, 75.
Patents: application for (1901-8), 215;
for agricultural implements, 239.
Pawnbrokers, effect of war on business
of, i85
Peace preservation, expenditures for
(I900-10), 136-7.
Peking Conference, Io.
Penchihu, Japanese occupation of, 22.
Pensions: 116-7, 249; expenditures for
(1900-10), 123, 125.
Personnel expenses, of Army and Navy,
39, 49; total, 41.
Petrograd, 12-13.
Petroleum tax, 77, 79, I46.
Pitszewo, 20.
Plantien, Japanese capture of, 20.
Population, increase of, 215.
Port Arthur: Russian capture of, 6-7;
Russian fortification of, 12; as Russian fleet base, I6; Japanese attack
on, I6 et seq.; leased to Japan, 30.
Port Hamilton, 8.