Mails and telegrams update from overseas arrivals
The French mail arrived one day late via Marseilles. The Pacific mail reached London with Yokohama advices to April 23. The P and O line due via Brindisi on Monday shows Yokohama April 17 to Singapore May 4. China Submarine and Red Sea Lines telegrams arrive regularly. Great Northern Line cable between Shanghai and Nagasaki is broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Yokohama
Hankow
Hong Kong
Canton
Colombo
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
Marseilles
Pacific
New York
Shanghai
Singapore
Brindisi
China
Red Sea
Nagasaki
Passengers Inward and Outward List From Marseilles and Asia Voyages
Inward and outward passenger lists note arrivals and departures by steamer routes. Passengers include Mrs Schwartz and companions from Yokohama. Mr Lechter family from Hong Kong. Sister St Aimeé from Saigon. Charles Thorne and others bound for New York. and families traveling to Europe, Singapore, Penang, and other ports.
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Marseilles
Messageries Maritimes
Donnai
Yokohama
Schwartz
Koumagai
Kawatz
Shanghai
W. Lawrence
J. Hughes
Chagneau
Paul Clement
Hong Kong
Lechter
Bokhar
Sprechley
Brereton
Paul Gutschow
Kegel
Japan
William Kidner
J. Birger
Robert Wheaton
P. Fluchmacher
Joseph Thorne
Europe
Mr. B. Harrold
Thomas Atkinson
Losey Bajo
H. J. Hunt
Walter E. Buck
Herman Gaupp
Ernest Green
Brindisi
T. Jones
Ceylon
Lawrie
Batavia
C. J. Morris
Suez
Singapore
Pratje
Strugwell
Australia
Southampton
D.C
Penang
Far East Helo's Cargo and Japanese Unrest Report
The French mail brings dates to April 16 with Pacific steamer advices to April 23. Tea and silk cargoes are listed. A Japan Herald summary questions the Mikado residence intrusion, suggesting religious pilgrims rather than political conspirators, with four intruders killed. Also noted: a US loan of 650000 to Yokohama for harbor improvements and a western wharf plus street railways planned amid rumors of native unrest.
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Japan
San Francisco
London
Japan Herald
Yedo
Mikado
Fujiyama
America
Yokohama
Hatoba
Pacific Mail Company
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