Names From Marseilles and Dutch Guests Noted
A list of individuals including W. Baerts J.Hissing K. BE. de Kat A. D. Frieblinig geb Groen and others, with guests from Marseilles Mr. F. Hirzel Mrs. Wed. de Seyts geb. Hoogeveen and kin, Misses A. C. H. and C. L. M. Joosten, Mx. and Mrs. B. Stoutjesdyk and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Baerts
K. BE. de Kat
A. D. Frieblinig
Geb Groen
A. D. Jansen
W. En H. Visscher
BE. A. Kuchlin
Henri J. de Wolff
Marseilles
F. Hirzel
Wed. de Seyts
Wed. de Seyts Geb. Hoogeveen and Son and Daughter, Misses A. C. H
C. L. M. Joosten
News from Tokyo and Yokohama in Hetns summary
The Japan Herald notes cholera decline and Nagasaki area being declared free. Viscount Shinagawa may depart for Germany. Industrial Bank progress stalls amid cabinet rifts. A charity fair under Japanese nobility, and new rules on foreign decorations. Russia eyed Quelport. satsu backed by silver to curb paper money. athletic meetings canceled due to lack of competitors. sports morale low. A Benten dori hotel fire destroyed premises. Peppermint oil exports grow. parcel post to be adopted in Japan.
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Tokio
Yokohama
P. and O
San Francisco
London
Glenfalloch
Japan Herald
Nagasaki
Viscount Shinagawa
Germany
Korea
Russia
Bentendori
England
Japan
Silk Market Turmoil Sparks Japanese Boycott in Yokoyama
Native papers accuse a foreign silk firm of breaking contracts after a sharp drop in prices following 13 000 bales settled and 7 000 taken possession of. Twenty three Japanese merchants pledge a boycott, citing miscommunication and suspected speculative buying amid market inactivity.
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Japan Herald
Remarkable new boom in European orders amid local dispute
The report notes uncertainty over the dispute's outcome while highlighting a fresh boom and European orders. Large firms purchase for Europe and the United States, spurring demand though prices stay near nominal quotes.
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Europe
United States
Intelligence Brief from Korea on Russian, Korean affairs
The Tai-won-kun is living outside Shul's walls and visits foreign reps. Russia ratifies a treaty and screens its Legation near Britain and the US. Von Mollendorff is dismissed from the Mint and seeks restoration. Merrill takes over Inspector General of Customs. A gunboat to Chemulpo, Yang Wei sails to Tientsin, and many Chinese officials are replaced. The telegraph opens Séul to Chemulpo, but at ten cents per word. The King asks China to send 1,000 soldiers to Soul amid fears of unrest.
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Japan Herald
Korea
Shul
Great Britain
United States
Vom Mollendorff
China
von Mollendorff
Merrill
Hunt
Revenue Service
Chemulpo
Nagasaki Express
Waeber
Mollendorff
Yang Wei
Tientsin
Chen
Séul
von M
Foreign Office
Soul
Firat
Imapan
Eastern intrigue stalls until Marquis Tséng arrives
The Worth China Herald notes pending decisions await the arrival of Marquis Tséng from England. Agitation grows over Li's power with officials fearing a Tientsin branch, while the Yamén supports change but lacks self‑confidence without Li, and Korea could anchor Li’s fate if his ship sinks.
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Worth China Herald
Tséng
England
Tientsin
Korea
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