Manchuria Daily Newspaper - Manshu Nichi Nichi Shimbun

Japanese: 満洲日日新聞 - まんしゅうにちにちしんぶん

A Japanese-language daily newspaper published in Manchuria, a Japanese colony. It was first published on October 25, 1905, in Dalian, Liaoning Province, just after the Russo-Japanese War. On November 1, 1927, it merged with the Liaodong Shinpo and changed its name to the Manchuria Daily. In August 1935, it merged with another major rival, the Dalian Newspaper (first published May 5, 1920), and changed its name back to the Manchuria Daily Newspaper. On December 1, 1938, the head office was moved to Fengtian (now Shenyang), and the paper published by the Dalian branch was renamed the Dalian Daily Newspaper, continuing until Japan's defeat in the war.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

日本の植民地であった〈満州〉で発行されていた邦字･日刊新聞。日露戦争直後，1905年10月25日，現遼寧省大連市で創刊された。27年11月1日，《遼東新報》と合併，紙名を《満洲日報》と改題。35年8月，同じく有力な競争相手であった《大連新聞》(創刊1920年5月5日)を併合，再び紙名を《満洲日日新聞》にもどす。38年12月1日，本社を奉天市(現，瀋陽市)に移し，大連支社発行のものを《大連日日新聞》と改題，敗戦にいたる。

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