Passenger lists from multiple steamship lines announced
Shipping notices from Messageries Maritimes Imperial German Nippon Yusen Kaisha list travelers connecting through Colombo Colombo to Haiphong Yokohama Shanghai to Singapore and various ports including Hai Phong Deli Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Sourabaya Bangkok Penang with numerous named individuals and families traveling from Marseilles Genoa London Southampton.
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Messageries Maritimes
Polynésien
Yarra
Colombo
Marseilles
Haiphong
Andre
Mrs. Dessoliers
A. Hommel
Singapore
G. A. Derrick
Ville de la Crotat
Tonkin
Miss Moulin
Hamburg
Yokohama
Hans Saedler
Herm. Schréder
Antwerp
Shanghai
Deli
Jaski
Hien
Yee
Sing
Yung
Yu-Su-Ling
T. C. Lowe
Messrs
Lo-Tsung Toon
Lo-Tse-Yian
P. R. Lo
Yude Djuen Lo
Reilly
Liew
Wei
Kuoh
Hong Kong
Max Hernfeld
Sourabaya
P. C. Bruyn
P. Jager
H. Peel
C. Puttfarcken
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
London
Tsutsumi
A. Kelsey
G. Edwards
J. Allan
A. McColl
Wotherspoon
A. Rattray
Bangkok
G. Holloway
Nai Team Prasiddhi
S. Rouse
C. Dennison
J. H. Reiding
H. Forster
A. Hoge
B. Coombes
Cates
A. Turnbull
J. Hollywood
T. Hallam
H. Robilliard
G. Miller
P. Neary
J. Feeney
Penang
M. Lane
Anglo Japanese cordiality highlighted by Yokohama reception
In Tokyo officers from four Japanese warships entertained Admiral and 80 British squadron officers at the Maple Club. A geisha troupe waved flags as Japanese Christian ladies of Kobé presented flowers and an address praising the Anglo-Japanese Alliance as a bulwark of Eastern peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
Maple Club
Kobé
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Hunan Company
Chang-sha
Hsiangtan
Hankow
Osaka Chosen Kaisha
Shanghai
Hunan
Europe
America
Formosa
Yokoyama
Reuter
Tokyo and Yokohama News In Brief From May Day Era
Tokyo and Yokohama items report mail from Tacoma updates Yokohama date to May 4. Osaka Arsenal outputs exceed 500 quick firing guns for division distribution. Marquis Saigo ill with stomach cancer at Meguro villa. Tokyo papers hint health exaggeration. Electric rail ventures advance with three companies including Tokyo Densha and Tokyo Denki Tetsudo. Crackdown on journalists continues with 37 charged in Tokyo. Match Trust talk in Japan with $12,000,900 capital. Iba Sotaro case noted. Yokohama Brewery reports double compressor engine and better water supply. 1901 excise tax details and dividends. Nippon Boyeki Soko Kaisha plans Takahama harbor wharf. K A and A C athletic sports yield clear weather and crowd of foreigners and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Yokohama
Osaka
Marquis Saigo
Red Cross
Meguro
Japan Mail
Tokyo
Tokyo Densha Tetsudo
Tokyo Denki Tetsudo
Tokyo Shidai Tetsudo
Fujioka Ichisuke
Odawara Electric Railway
Yeiakucho
Marunouchi
Kanda Bridge
Yanagiwara
Ryogoku
Hatchobori
Tsukiji
Ginza
Japan
Kondo Shizuo
Iba Sotaro
Hoshi Toru
Kosuge
Iba
Hoshi
Japan Brewery Company (Limited
Germany
J. H. Dinsdale
Stewart
Nippon Boyeki Soko Kaisha
Trading Warehouse Company
Kobé
Takahama
K.A
A.C
Messrs
Arab
Abbott, Clarke
Bardens
Abbott
Clarke
Japanese Adviser Kato Masuo Leaves Kobe for Korea
Mr. Kato Masuo, Japanese adviser to the Korean Court, departed Kobe on May 1 aboard the Genkai Maru to assume new duties in Korea. He previously served as Japanese Representative in Seoul and earned the Emperor’s favor, with Tokyo asked to extend his tenure amid ministerial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kato Masuo
Kobé
Genkai Maru
Korea
Hayashi
Tokyo
Kato
Smith
Fusan
Ulneung
Russia
Bat