Passenger lists from several steamship lines cross Asia routes
The column records names of travellers and families by origin and destination. Entries include from Batavia Marseilles Antwerp Southampton Genoa and Bremen with passengers headed to Yokohama Shanghai Singapore Hyogo Hong Kong and Deli among others. Names span J Wichers P te Wecel Hamal van Akers and Gustav Erich among many.
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Batavia
J. Wichers
P. Te Wecel
M. Hamal
D. van Akers
K. de Dieu Stierling
J. Nijman
M. G. F. Buys
K. A. Gall
F. van den Berg
Marseilles
P. H. Hekkema
P. van Vliet
J. H
Per Norddeutscher Lloyd
Prinz Heinrich
Bremen
Yokohama
Gustav Erich
Shanghai
Anders. P. Holm
Anna Petersen
Petersen
Singapore
Joh. Finke
Antwerp
Deli
A. Boer
Jan I’. Heybrook
A. Kindermann
Ch. Roéll
C. E. Wolff von
Papellier and Child
R. Broske
J. Hagelberg
Erich von Luttichau
Otto Meyer
F. W. Pfaff
Hong Kong
Hans Liebs
Oscar Fahrlinder
C. Hulsmann
C. A. Rauch
J. Williamson-Jones
Passengers listed for Gaelic sailing to Yokohama Nagasaki and Hong Kong
On the Gaelic sailing from San Francisco May 25 passengers travel to Yokohama Nagasaki and Hong Kong. Names include M Kojima J C Bentz Max Laughlin S Kadonna I P Eppinger F Deardof and family H Blumenstein Ida Kite and infant T Knorring H A Nicholson child Rush McCargar Caroline Williams Geo W Pigman W S Crosley F F Sprague H J McGrath aboard to Hong Kong with Ensign Crosley and Captain Pigman among officers aboard.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
M. Kojima
J. C. Bentz
Max A. Laughlin
S. Kadonna
I. P. Eppinger
F. Deardof
M. Deardof
H. Blumenstein
Ida Kite
Nagasaki
T. Knorring
Far East News Highlights Trade Frictions and Royal Mission
Prince Henry of Prussia tours Korean mining area at Tangkogui with Mr Walter of E Meyer and Co. A China Korea treaty dispute over currency and duties stalls negotiations. Northern and Southern merchants clash over charges threatening trade. Russian post institute amid post irregularities. British consuls seek resolution.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Chemulpo
Tangkogui
Mr. Walter
Messrs. E .Meyer and Co
E. Meyer and Co
Korea
Kobe Chronicle
Korean Foreign Department
Taotai
Messrs
Newchwang
P. and
T. Times
Chinese Officials and Foreign Relations Dominant China News
Yu Keng named Chinese Minister to Paris and Wu Tingfu joins the Tsung-li Yamén as reforms stir Peking. Belgians survey a Lu-kao-chow to Chang Yi Gate line while exchange shops debate rates. Harsh reflections on China’s modernization and a new 10,000 strong Empress Dowager bodyguard renamed as The Tigers of the Gods Corps reveal Beijing tensions. A plan for Kiao-chow Harbour redevelopment is outlined with five basins and year-long works. News of Bourne on China progress contrasts with Malherbe’s move to Canada and the drowning death of Lawrie Smith in Shanghai.
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Yu Keng
Japan
Tsung-li Yamén
Paris
China
Wu Tingfu
Yamén
Lu-kao-chow
Chang Yi Gate
Peking
Kirin
Europe
Kang Yi
Tigers of the
Outer Seas
M.M
Laos
Chusan
F. S. A. Bourne
Shanghai Literary and Debating Society
Far East
Earth
R. de Malherbe
Messrs. Bovet Bros. and Co
Canada
Shanghai
Taku
Lawrie Smith
Lawrie Smith and Co
Nanking-road
Pilot Town
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Peking and Tientsin
Kiao-Chow
Berlin
Kiao-chow Harbour
Kiao-chow Bay
Tsintau Bay