Passenger Lists From Global Steamer Departures and Arrivals
Sailors and families travel via Nippon Yusen Kaisha, P and O, Messageries Maritimes, Imperial German liners and more. Passengers outward and to destinations such as Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Penang Kobe Yokohama Batavia Saigon Haiphong and Shanghai noted with names and family groupings across multiple ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burns
Kobe
P. Jensen
Shanghai
Arthur Dallas
Poindexter
Chandos Pole
Reed
J. P. Roberts
C. H. Selwyn
Chas. Salter
J. W. Salter
T. H. Stewart
Donald A. Stewart
Grace Tennyson
W. D. Turner
J. W. Wadman
Wadman
M. Wilkinson
H. Wolff
Messageries Maritimes
Yarra
Marseilles
Hong Kong
Mr. Pronx
Saigon
Rutter
Petit
Sisteron
Zonkin
Thomas Cranston
Haiphong
Poulin
Dr. Yersin
Batavia
Miss Muller
Prinz Heinrich
Southampton
J. Adams
J. Turner
Singapore
H. H. Loman
A. Fisher
Penang
B. H. F. Barnard
Sachsen
W. O’hara
W. P. Hume
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
London
Yokohama
Yezoye
K. Namaguchi
O. Kendall
S. Yoshida
A. Mazeda
W. Jackson
Tientsin
W. H. Walsh
T. McCartney
J. Collyer and Infant
R. Rose
Passenger list of Occidental steamer Doric from San Francisco
The May 8 list records passengers bound for Yokohama Kobe Nagasaki Manila and Hong Kong aboard the Doric. Names include Mr Willett Foster Miss Gladys Howard Mr J W Thompson Dr T C Thornicraft and many others with a Mrs Gude-Murray Mrs Brockman van Haeften and Captain H C Cabell among listed travelers.
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J. P. Sollewijn Gelpke
C. J. Butteling-Tinneveld
H. BE. L. Gude-Murray
E. M. H. Brockman van Haeften
C. du Ry van Beest Holle
H. van Barneveld
D. A. P. Koning
L. de Greve
M. J. Th. Ham
Doric
San Francisco
Yokohama
Willett Foster
Gladys Howard
H. M. Scott
G. L. Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Kobe
W. H. Organ
T. C. Thornicraft
Nagasaki
Otto Kleemann
Manila
F. R. Baliman
H. C. Cabell
F. Cadwallader
A Cameron
J. Cameron
B. C. Keck
H. Krusi
G. A. Lederle
H. Lowrey
A. Macondray
L. G. Martin
A. H. Stewart
Vincente Quioque
J. L. Webb
Hong
Chester North
A. Ostroski
Shen Tung
F. C. Stewart
Diet Closes In Tokyo With Mixed Approvals And Censures
The House of Representatives approved naval expansion appropriations but rejected Formosan railways and harbour works, deferring others. Censures were adopted against the Ministry, while the Premier in the House of Peers claimed the Cabinet acts with the Emperor’s authority. The session ended quietly after passing the Formosan camphor monopoly extension and funding for Formosa and the St Louis Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
House of Representatives
Times
Reuter
House of Peers
Diet
Formosa
Japan
Empire
Marriage in Tokyo As Yellow Rain Clouds Course
The Japan Mail reports the May 4 Yokohama date for a marriage in Tokyo’s Trinity Cathedral on April 29. Mr Sewall wed Miss Evans in a ceremony filled with foreign diplomats and Japanese dignitaries, followed by a reception at the British Legation and a North China honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yokohama
Sewall
Miss Evans
Trinity Cathedral
Tokyo
Japan Mail
Foreign Corps Diplomatique
Mrs. Marsh
Aoki
Lera
M. Lloyd
H. Takayanagi
W. Sewall
Admiral Evans
North China
Baron Oku
Eastern Army
Yokohama Literary Society
J. P.mollison
Albion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Britannia
Coromandel
Colombo
A. G. Thompson
M. E. North
F. Morris
H.C. Rendle
G. Trump
H. Everett
H. C. Rendle
M. Haws
China
Bengal
C. H. Smyth
A. K. Smith
F. Rickard
Nottebohm
Victoria
Valetta
Whitcomb
Rotterdam
Sindoro
W. G. A. Brewer
G. Fennissen
J. J. Schrenel
H. van Delden
D. Fransen van de Putte
J. de Koning Knijff
M. A. Alt
A. N. Lange
H. Renvers
J. A. van Dyk
Far East