Passengers Listed for Steamer Schedules From Marseilles
Seilles July 1 dispatch lists travelers bound for Hong Kong Shanghai Singapore Penang and Yokohama aboard P and O and Messageries Maritimes liners. Names include Major Sir Mathew Nathan Lady Nathan Tebbit Clarks Congreve Willis Hall Lennox Leckie Wall Parsons and others with connections via Colombo and Marseille June 12 26 and July 8 9.
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Penang
Hall
Jfarmora
Coromandel
Colombo
London
Shanghai
J. Lennox
Singapore
le E.'Slade
Japan
Hong Kong
W. Leckie
C. W. Wall
H. St. Leger Parsons
Messageries
Oceaniea
Marseilles
Yokohama
Futanara
Iwai
Kato
Saigon
Batavia
de Visser
Prinz Regent Luitpold Sailings From Southampton May 31
Imperial German Mail steamer lists passengers and destinations from Southampton Genoa and Naples with names including J Thomas R Tricker G P Wallack P Thornton L Mackay E T Chapman W Humphreys O F Odell J H Sharman T W Cond W W Smith H C Gray W B Dick J A Hayler M Hayler Wardrop and K Inouye bound for Nagasaki Shanghai Hong Kong Labuan Jesselton Singapore Yokohama and more.
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Southampton
Nagasaki
J. Thomas
R. Tricker
Shanghai
G. P. Wallack
P. Thornton
L. Mackay
Hong Kong
E. T. Chapman
W. M.humphreys
Labuan
O. F. Odell
J. H. Sharman
T. W. Cond
Passengers Listed For Transoceanic Steamer Gaelic
From San Francisco April 26 the Occidental and Oriental steamer Gaelic sails for Yokohama with Miss E Franklin and Miss Shaige Takeyama aboard To Shanghai Mr and Mrs R S Adams To Hong Kong Miss Frances Freeman Mr and Mrs Paul H King Mr W H Wickham and Mrs M A Wilkes are listed among the travelers for transpacific service
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San Francisco
Yokohama
E. Franklin
Shaige Takeyama
Shanghai
R.S. Adams
Hong Kong
Pee
Frances Freeman
Paul H. King
W.H. Wickham
M. A. Wilkes
Kinchow Battle Vivid in Japanese Editorial Tone
Reports from Tokyo and Yokohama describe the Kinchow battle victory and General Nogi’s stoic defiance as he orders his family to postpone funeral rites until both his sons are dead. Yokohama nerves, Admiral Togo visits, and the Mikasa flags stiffen a nation at war.
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Japan
Kinchow
Standard
Russians Raid Korea Amid War News and Rail Progress
Reports describe scattered Russian bands in Hamgyong, starvation from disrupted trade between Gensan and Songchin, and skirmishes north of Gensan. Japan arbitration is set for the boundary at Kansas Island. Korea elevates officials, while General Yamana coordinates rail material shipments north and Pingyang aims for December arrival. The Korean Cabinet grants Japanese fishing rights on the West Coast.
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Ham-gyongdo
Gensan
Song-chin
Ping-yang
Anju
Séul
Reuter
China
Korea
Kansas Island
Tumen
Japan
Signor
Monaco
M‘leary Brown
Pal Kwai
M. Fontenay
Weipert
Séal, __ co
Yamana
Séal-Wiju
Tas
Chemulpo
Sdul
Yung-han
Jofsby
Russians Withdraw from Kao-pan-tse and Newchwang Apprehensions Rise
Russian forces pull back north from Kao-pan-tse as brigands near Newchwang grow bolder and rumor of gunboats surfaces. Travelers report heavy rains and poor roads while Chinese seek funds for military use from Russo-Chinese Bank. O H Andersen resigns from bank. Woollen aims for Tientsin Race Club secretaryship. Tientsin Gas declares interim dividend.
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China
Newchwang
Kao-pan-tse
Sin-min-ting
Mukder
P. and
7. Times
Tientsin
O. H. Andersen
Russo-Chinese Bank
Customs
V. V. Woollen
A. S. Watson and Co
Tientsin Race Club
Tientsin Gas Company
British Municipal Council
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Central Tea Guild
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Dilke
Westlake
McGee
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