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

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INDEX

Portsmouth (New Hampshire) RussoJapanese peace signed at, 28.
Postal savings, monthly (1903-7), 172
et seg.
Prices: rise of, 189 et seq.; fluctuations
(1901-7), 245
Printing Bureau, expenditures for, I32.
Public debt: expenditures for (I9ooIO), 125-6; amount (1902-8), 150;
details, 15I.
Railways: expenditures for government (I900-Io), 128-9, I33; expenditures for construction and improvement, 134-5; industrial loans
for, 150; effect of war on, 218 et seq;
number of passengers and amount of
fares (1901-5), 221; traffic earnings
(1901-4), 224; nationalization of,
224,252.
Receipts, taxes on: 142-3; increase in
revenue from, (1903-8), 154-5.
Redemption: of Exchequer bonds, 55;
of Emergency bonds, 61; of war
tickets, 106; of national bonds, expenses, 125.
Registration duties, 84 et seq, 90, 148.
Relief work, for families of soldiers,
247; in Osaka, 248
Restaurants and inns, effect of war on
business of, 185
Revenue: to defray war expenditures,
33 et seq., 107-8, I60; from Exchequer bonds, 59-60; from Emergency bonds, 63; from foreign loans,
68; from direct taxes, 76-7, 141 et
seq.; from indirect taxes, 83-4, 90-I,
141 et seq; from various funds, 92;
for fiscal year (1904-5), 98; (1906-7),
Ioo; increased (I904-7), IOI; to
meet extraordinary military expenses, 103; variation of, and disbursements of war funds (1903-7),
104; total for war expenditures, o08;
increase in, from taxes on receipts
(1903-8), 154-5; from consumption
taxes, 156-7; from transaction taxes
(1903-8), 158; miscellaneous monthly receipts (1904-7), 166
Reward and allowances expenses, 39.
Rice crop (1904 and I905), i8i.
Roosevelt, President, mediator between Japan and Russia, 28
Rosen, Russian Minister to Tokyo, 14.
Saghalien (Karafuto); I91; expenditures for administration of, II7.
Sake, tax on, 77-8, 146; effect of war on
sales of, I85.

Salt: government monopoly, 46-7, 71,
77; extension and income of monopoly, 82-3.
Sasebo, Japanese fleet base, I6, I87.
Sendai, decrease of tradesmen and
amount of taxes in, 187
Senju Woolen Mills, 130-I.
Seoul, 4; Japanese capture of, I6.
Shahopao, Japanese capture of, 23.
Shanhaikuan, 7.
Shantung Province, 7; murder of
German missionaries at, 6.
Shengking Province, II.
Shimonoseki Peace Treaty, 3.
Shimucheng, 21.
Shinmintun, 7; Japanese capture of, 26.
Shipping: effect of war on (1903-7),
225 et seq; foreign vessels chartered
for (1904-5), 228; increase of (I903 -5-6), 232-3
Shooting licenses, increased tax on, 72,
75, 146
Shops, opened and closed (1902-4),
I82
Silk stuffs: consumption tax on, 79;
effect of war on export of, 186.
Silver: importation of bullion, 177-8;
movements of (1903-7), 189.
Sinkiang, Russian mining interests at,
9.
Sinking fund, establishment of, 125
Sino-Japanese War, 3, 71, 85.
Siuyen, 21.
Sonobe, 44
Soy, increased tax on, 77, 79, 146-7
Special account fund to defray war
expenditures, 33 et seq, 91.
Specie reserve: maintenance of, 177;
fluctuations of amount of (1903-7),
179.
Spheres of influence, 8.
Stamp duties, 84, 87, 148.
Sterling loans: details, 65 et seq.; revenue from, 68, I62.
St6ssel, General, 23.
Subsidies, for construction of SeoulFusan Railway, 46; for Formosa, 92.
Succession tax, 72, 75-6, 86, 148.
Sugar, increased tax on consumption,
77-8, 146-7; effect of war on industry, 185.
Surplus fund, to defray war expenditures, 33, 35; revenue from annual
account, 9I.
Surtaxes, restrictions on. 71-2.
Tailien, leased to Japan, 30.
Taitungkou, opened to trade, 12.
Taiwan, expenditures for affairs of,
136, 39.