Passengers Arriving by Ocean Liners from London and Bremen
Listings from the Oceana Bengal Stuttgart and Preussen lines show passengers traveling to Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Penang and other locales. Names include Mr and Mrs Henshall Mr P A Cox Miss Banks Miss Redshaw Dowager Countess of Carnarvon and several others with accompanying dates and origins.
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Oceana
Bengal
Colombo
London
Yokohama
Henshall
P. A. Cox
Shanghai
James Wilson
Hong Kong
D. Hollis
Singapore
F. Robinson
Humphries
Stuttgart
Bremen
Southampton
Countess of
W. 8. Walsh
R. Little
Passenger list from Batavia and Marseilles ships to Amsterdam
Shipping notices list passengers departing Batavia on Prinses Sophie and Rotterdam Lloyd from Genoa and from Marseilles. Names include S. Faber and Chalmer Hoynck van Papendrecht-Visser family in Amsterdam, plus numerous others with spouses and children.
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Batavia Nederlands
Prinses Sophie
Amsterdam
Batavia
S. Faber
Wed. M. Chalmer Hoynck van Papendrecht
Rotterdam
Roenteer
R. T. van Brakel Schimmel
P. E. K. Ebbinga Vubben
T. Diephius
J. W. Wijelander Hein
T. Akker‘nan
W. Summers
G. M. van ‘Tiemsdyk Visser
J. M
W. M. Otteroud
L. Kirchner
Th. Stoll
B. V. J. Houthuijsen
W. L. van Warmels
W. Brouwer-Gravensorstand
H. Meyer
T. Sikkema
C. Robbers
J. M. Wriessen
J. H. Bessem
P. H. Q. Bouman
C. A. B. Scheepens
W. G. F. Verstappen
Siam looks to Japan as leader for progress in administration
London correspondent reports Siam and China turning toward Japan for guidance in reform and administration. A Japan Bangkok steam link is hinted as Japan seeks new markets for yarns and textiles, coal, and other goods. Also notes official comms on Straits Settlements hospitality and Kang Yu-wei’s refugee status in India. Cecil Clementi Smith's illness and John Barrett declining the U.S. post to Japan are mentioned.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Europe
Japan
Bangkok
Siam
China
Colonial Troops Entertainment Committee
Straits Settlements
Federated Malay States
Laffan
Calcutta
Kang Yuwei
India
Darjeeling
Cecil Clementi Smith
John Barrett
Hay
U.S
St. Louis Exposition
Japan Parliament session opened by Emperor
The Emperor opened the Diet session praising the China settlement and urging budget consideration with focus on naval expansion. The budget maintains land tax, while cabinet and parties clash over taxes and naval policy as Okuma and Ito unite against the government.
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Yokoyama
China
Far East
Reuter
Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Count Okuma
Tokyo and Yokohama a Tokyo and Yokohama update
A San Francisco mail updates Yokohama date to Nov 8 and notes events in Japan. Celebrations mark the Emperor's 50th birthday on Nov 3. Obituary for J R Best, former British Army officer. Nippon Yusen Kaisha guides for passengers. government schemes to subsidize glass industry with 500000 yen over four years and a 1 million yen Osaka glass factory. Germany grants red cross order to Seki Michitaka. Baron Shibusawa return to Japan. Japan's October trade shows exports 27082612 yen and imports 25768076 yen. 10 month totals favor exports by 2,528,200 yen. Budget shows 253m revenue, 257m expenditure with minor supplementary budgets. Kobé customs works at 3m yen. river works 0.8m. census 0.45m.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
J. R. Best
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Hatoba
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Treasury
Osaka
Baron Shibusawa
Okura
Asano
Formosan Bank
Germany
Order of the Red Cross
Seki Michitaka
Tokyo
Arco Valley
Seki
Baron
Shibusawa
Kokumin Shimbun
Kobé
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