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1899, July 17
 
The revised treaties with foreign nations began to take effect. France and Austria retained consular jurisdiction until Aug. 4.  1
 
1900
 
An electoral tax qualification for voting for the lower house was lowered from 15 yen to 10 yen, resulting in a near doubling of the eligible voting populace.  2
 
June 6
 
The Boxer Uprising in China erupted (See 1900), and Japanese joined the international expeditionary force.  3
 
Sept
 
It Hirobumi announced the formation of a new political party, the Rikken seiykai, later known as the Seiykai.  4
 
Oct
 
It formed a cabinet with his new party, which dominated Japanese politics for many years.  5
 
 
 
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