Movements Listed for Merapi and Kawachi Marus
Rotterdam Lloyd steamer Merapi from Rotterdam lists passengers bound for Batavia Marseilles and Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore and Penang with names including Rev Mother Madeleine and Captain Hayashi, plus multiple families and travelers. Kawachi Maru from London lists passengers bound for Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore and Penang including Mr. J. Nitobe and Mrs. Keogh.
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Miss Riddell
Shanghai
Ellerton
G. Peace
Shewan
Hong Kong
Gompertz
Oldham
Singapore
F. R. Giles
Genoa
Yokohama
Carl Benedickter
F. Dankwerts
Stephen Duncan
Hefele
Wilhelm Holst
Stephan Liirman
L. Riess
T. Shipa
Nagasaki
T. Giotoku
Y. Tkeda
Margarethe Nickel
Anders. C. M. Rasmussen
Axel Hans Rasmussen
Gisbert Freiherr von Ritter Zu Grimstein
Gildeke
Gildemeister
Lee Kalm
Emilie
C. A. Serry
Batavia
A. Ploosmann Amstel
N. D. van den Bosch
C. H. I. Furnhjelm
Ww. Koch
G. Elink Schuurman Gran
Aug. Volmer
Mr. Brown
Rudolf Schlechke
C.J. Slot
Vollmerhaus
Penang
J. Hollmann
Rotterdam
Merapi
Madeleine
Ludmilla
Rafaile
Gervasia
Rudolfine
Ursile
Hilaria
Marseilles
M. Tamoila
Wed. W. Scheepmaker
T. W. Voorn
A. Noordendorp
J. C. Vonk
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
London
E. R. Edwards
G. Schwabe
M. Hayashi
J. Nitobe
S. Takahara
Rusaka
Kobe
K. Kawadji
H. Tanaka
T. Tchiki
T. Iwamura
Y. Unno
Bribery Case in Tokyo Council Faces Courts
From Yokohama news: Kai Shozo lodges complaint against councillors Ota Minada and Mineo for demanding funds from Lead Pipe Company. Estimates altered to increase 3,368 yen, later paid to the three councillors after July 3. Other items: Yokohama aqueduct bonds, Central Coal Oil Company, Franois divorce case in Yokohama court, and Mitsubishi opens Kobe offices amid regional commerce and emigration notes.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Tokyo
Japan Weekly Mail
Kai Shozo
Ota
Minada
Mineo
Japan Advertiser
U. S
Buck
America
Home Department
Finance Department
Central Coal Oil Company
Usami
Takeda
Igarashi
Kashiwazaki-cho
Niigata Prefecture
Dr. Koch
Bosreden
Seki Thei
Rumors On Seoul Wiju Railway and Foreign Loans
Reports from Korea and the Japan Weekly Mail discuss a French syndicate willing to fund the Seoul Wiju railway but lack details on how a charter would be obtained. Korea vows no more foreign concessions and uses the stance to reject new applications while Americans consider extending an electric line to Kaisong. The revival ties to a government loan push.
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Mitsubishi Company
Kobé
General Post
No. 10
Aioicho-Idome
Japan
Bank of Japan
Tokyo
Korea
Séul-Wiju
Kaisong
Peking and Tientsin Times On The Current Mail
The Peking and Tientsin Times received by the present mail reports latest happenings in Peking and Tientsin. It highlights political, social and economic briefs with a focus on local developments and international context.
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Peking and Tientsin
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J. C. Smith
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