At Sea Aboard the Manchuria May 1914 Letter
Prof A W Cain recounts the voyage of the steamship Manchuria from San Francisco to Manila in May 1914. He notes ship dimensions 616 by 60 feet, 81 feet keel depth, 48 feet deck clearance, 770 passengers, and 16 000 tons freight capacity. He describes daily travel about 850 miles, first class accommodations, onboard recreation, safety gear, wireless links, and a tale of tropical zone superstition aboard.
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