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Japanese: 郵便報知新聞 - ゆうびんほうちしんぶん

A newspaper published by the Hochisha in the early Meiji period. Planned by Maejima Mitsuru. First published in 1872. Initially published five times a month. In 1873 it became a daily newspaper. In 1874 Kurimoto Soun joined the company and it developed into a newspaper for the Freedom and People's Rights faction, with Fujita Mokichi and Yano Ryukei among its editors. In 1882, when Yano became president, it became the organ of the Constitutional Reform Party, and engaged in debates with the pro-government Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun. It later toned down its Reform Party influence, but in 1894 Miki Zenpachi became the publisher and the title was changed to Hochi Shimbun.
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Japanese:

明治初期，報知社から発行された新聞。前島密の企画。1872年創刊。初め月５回刊。1873年日刊となる。1874年栗本鋤雲が入り自由民権派の新聞に発展，藤田茂吉，矢野竜渓らが健筆を振るった。1882年矢野が社長になると立憲改進党の機関紙となり，官憲派の《東京日日新聞》と論戦。その後改進党色を薄めたが，1894年三木善八が社主となり報知新聞と改題。
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