Passenger Movements Listed Among Genoa Bound Aliases
Carl Chr. Prehn and A Tiedemann travel from Deli to Genoa. C Kufahl and family depart from Singapore for Genoa. Hermann Bollhorst, C Sandreczki, Gabriel and family, John Solomon, Adolf Reyscher, Hiltermann, A Failong, E Friedrichs, C Widmann, S N Storm and wife move to Genoa. Bremenbound includes Mrs Arff, Mrs M Mendelsohn and child, Jacobsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chr. Prehn
A. Tiedemann Naga
Deli
Genoa
C. Kufahl
Singapore
Hermann Bollhorst
C. Sandreczki
Gabriel
John Solomon
Adolf Reyscher
Hiltermann
A. Failong
E. Friedrichs
C. Widmann
S. N. Storm
Bremen
Arff
M. Mendelsohn
Shipping passenger lists from multiple lines to Yokohama and Hong Kong
The column records arrivals and passengers aboard Per Himalaya Oceana Caledonien Oxus Gaelic Empress of Japan Prins Hendrik Batavia Nederlands and Batavia Nederlands from various ports. It lists numerous travelers families and officials bound for Kobé Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Batavia Saigon and Yokohama with dates in June and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Himalaya
London
Kobé
B. A. Hole
Shanghai
A. H. Smith
J. D. Macintosh
E. Downe
Hong Kong
Smith
C. B. Rickett
Singapore
M. A. Hawes
W. F. Nutt
J.C
D. Jones
Penang
Messageries Maritimes
Marseilles
Mr. Wong
Batavia
Haguaner
J. Clunies Ross
Clunies Ross
Samarang
Coubert
Ridley
Bodde
Maxwell
Taylor
Elphinstone Trotter
Oxus
Rommy
Saigon
Hugon
San Francisco
Yokohama
de Kontski
J. Hirakata
A. Nichols
I. C. Grubb
W. P. Biddle
Wm. M. McKelvey
G. Matsuo
Lange
Thos. M. Boyd
Vancouver
Amana
C. Cunliffe-Owen
R.A
J. W. Hulse
M. Yamanouchi
T. Takamura
Reding
Fielding Clarke
Lady Clarke
T. H. Whitehead
E. K. Charrington
Batavia Nederlands
Prins Hendrik
Amsterdam
K. M. de Jager
E. V. Cornelissen
J. H. Moreu-Vonck
J. de Riemer
A. Nicolay
E. Nicolay
J. E. Beverinck van der Ven
W. H
M. Keyzer
L. Bilte
Tangled East Asia Dispatches and Appointments
Reports from Peking and Tientsin note Tan Chung-lin becomes Li Hung-chang’s vacant post as Viceroy of Szec huan while Lu Chuan-lin rises to Viceroy of Szechuan. Recurring fears warn of rabble soldiery seeking plunder as pay arrears persist. An eye witness recounts contraband seizure aboard the Yik-sang linked to Z'sukuba crews. An Inspector of Nuisances is to be appointed as households are urged to cooperate. Gustav Ritter suffers a pony accident with uncertain recovery. Imperial edict telegraphs transfers and promotions among Shensi Szec huan officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tientsin
Tan Chung-lin
Szechuan
Li Hung-chang
Lu Chuan-lin
Gustav Ritter
T‘an Chung-lin
Minché
Kuangs
Li-Han-chang
Luh Ch‘uan-lin
Shensi
K‘uei
Newchwang Circular Reports 1894 Trade Outlook Amid War
Messrs Bush Brothers report 1894 a prosperous year despite a one fourth stall period from Nov 23 to Apr 3. Imports show raw cotton and piece goods stored in foreign godowns during war. Japanese forces occupy several ports while Chinese hold others, risking Western trade unless intervention occurs. HMS Holgar delivered mails, while German and French lines provide updates to April 27.
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Messrs
Bush
Shanghai
Chokar
Chefoo
Kaichow
Taping Shan
Tashi Chiao
Huichéng
Newchwang
Tien-chwang-tai
Liao Yang
Moukden
É&C
Yoshitane Sannomiya
la Cour de
S. M. ’Impératrice
H.M.S. Holgar
Captain Henderson
Henderson
Chinese official promotions and relief efforts reported
The North China Herald notes transfers and promotions including Chiin moved to Shensi and Tsao Shu-jao named Kiangsu governor, with Kou Pao-chong appointed Brigadier General of Canton. It reports charity drives near Kaiping coal mines, rice gruel stations planned, and possible honors for Sheng Taotai and Wu Ta-cheng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiin
Kiangsu
Shensi
Luh Ch‘uanlin
Tsao Shu-jao
Chékiang
North China Herald
Wéndhow
Wénchow
Jangsu
Kou Pao-chong
Nanking
Chang Chihtung
Canton
Liu K’unyi
Red Cross Fund
Tientsin
Great Wall
Kaiping
Chang Taotai
Tangshan
Shanghai Mercury
G. Detring
Peking
R. B. Moorhead
Chang Chih-tung
Mr. Detring
Derring
Shéng Taotai
Commissariat
Li Han-chang
Wu Ta-cheng
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