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1897, March 29
 
Japan adopted the gold standard, ratio of 32.3 to 1.  1
 
1898, Jan
 
It Hirobumi again became premier.  2
 
April 25
 
The Rosen-Nishi Agreement was signed, by which Russia agreed to Japanese economic penetration of Korea. Both powers were to refrain from interference in internal affairs.  3
 
April 26
 
Japan was assured by the Zongli Yamen, China's foreign office in Beijing, respecting the nonalienation of Fujian Province to any other power.  4
 
June
 
kuma Shigenobu and Itagaki Taisuke, now both of the Kenseit political party, formed a cabinet.  5
 
Nov
 
Yamagata Aritomo formed a cabinet once again.  6
 
 
 
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