Passenger lists of ships from Marseilles to Asia and beyond
A long maritime notices column lists numerous passengers and families bound for Yokohama Shanghai Haiphong Saigon Singapore Penang Batavia and other ports aboard steamer lines including Messageries Maritimes Imperial German mail Stuttgart Preussen Canadian Pacific Empress of China and Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Names include nobility diplomats and many private travelers with destinations and connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messageries Maritimes
Oceaniea
Marseilles
Yokohama
Major
Isaoke
Paul Colomb
Shanghai
Casilla
Sze
Singapore
Ellis
Brock Johnson
Australien
Oceanien
Colombo
Taillant
Chatalan
Haiphong
Garnier
Olivier
Saigon
Martin
P. Colomb
Stern
Moliére
Ch. Barden
Kester
Brignon
Annam
Yokonama
H. A. Gsell
C. Tornaghi
A. Riggio
H.E. Lord Yu Keng
Suite
Thiellier
Batavia
W. B. Ramage
A. M. Pountney
Stuttgart
Bremen
Southampton
Countess of
Rotterdam Lloyd
Goentoer
Rotterdam
R. T. van Brakel Schimmel
P. E. K. Ebbinga Wabben
T. Diephius
J. W. Vlielander Hein
T. Akkerman
W. Summers
G.M. van Riemsdyk Visser
H. J. Hendrikse
A. H. Markmann
A. C. Bestelink
H. J. Raar
D. Bossen
S. F. Hart
P. H. Frolich
M. Schimmel
P. Stuhr
W. W. Roépske
H. F.W. Lang
H.R.H. Semdetc
Chowla Maha Vajiravudh
Crown Prince of
Siam
Mom Anavatra
H. Braman
Bessie Barchet
H. Bird
E. F. Coleman
Griethuysen
K. Goschen
C. H. Goschen
Goggins
Hope Gill
A. V. Hambro
Hardy
W. Harris
Miss Hill
J.T. Hamilton
Horace Inman
Marie S. Livingston
Abbie F. Livingston
Crawford Livingston
Lynn
Travel names of passengers to Shanghai Bangkok Singapore
Miss Douglas and others listed embark for Shanghai and Singapore with various accompanying relatives and companions. The group includes Mr. F Watts, Mr. T Sinclay, Dr. and Mrs Gundry Fox, and several Misses and Mrs. McKenzie Archbold Churton Milne Reid Whitehouse Symonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Douglas
F. Watts
Shanghai
T. Sinclay
Hong Kong
E. Cockell
Misa Whitehouse
Miss Symonds
J. Welch
L. Kiewit
H. Wolfe
G. Milne
T’ Eonard
Japan Cabinet Alters Land Tax Plan Amid Diet Tension
Tokyo dispatch says the Cabinet drops a new railway extension and trims local land tax rates while national land tax rises. Seiyu kai opposition grows as Diet reassembles early January. Cabinet backs a China Japan Bank with 20 million yen capital, 6 million from government, 50 year charter. Crown Prince of Siam visits Yokohama and Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Seiyu-kai
Diet
House of Peers
House of Representatives
China
Crown Prince of
Siam
Yokohama
Reuter
Yokohama News Flash From Tokyo Nov 22
News from the Japan Mail reports Count Okuma’s garden party drew over 800 guests in the chrysanthemum season. Bremer and Sokichi Okazaki faced preliminary examination in Yokohama. Bremer seeks bail amid German residents’ support. Niitaka cruiser launched at Yokosuka. Mitsui family celebrates banking and mining complex completion in Tokyo with a major reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan Mail
Count Okuma
Carl Bremer
Messrs. Fraser, Farley and Co
le’ Prevost
Tezaka
Sokichi Okazaki
le Prevost
Mr. Bremer
Negishi
Bremer
Yokosuka
Tokyo
Mitsui Hachiroyemon
Mitsui Family
Mitsui Bank
Mitsui Bussan Kaisha
Mitsui Mining Department
Surugacho
Nihonbashi
Banking Department
Bussan Kaisha
Mining Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Kuhn
Humphries and Child
Penang
S. Reid
Brindisi
H. Louhlein
Kennedy
Master Kennedy
E. M. Hughes
W. A. Reimnert
C. H. Robertson
8. E. Ziemer
J. D. Burrell
Emily Calvert
W. B. Curtis
J. O. Denning
D. R. Edwards
D. R. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eckley
Ella Chamberlain
J. G. Humphreys
L. Lay Gill
Ho Yow
T. P. McAran
M. Mendoza
E. H. Murray
Lee Shee
Yeong Shee
J. M. Wood
Daisy Wu
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
London
T. Nakamizi
Yamagi
M. Muira
Flavelle
H. Waite
Rentiers
K. Muira
K. Ushijima
Kobe
T. Suguira
C. Goton
Far East
Japan