Passenger names and sailings listed for international steamship routes
The record catalogs numerous individuals and families bound for destinations including Saigon Samarang Singapore Batavia and Colombo aboard Messageries Maritimes P and O lines with connections to Yokohama Natal and Chusan. It notes passengers such as Roy Pietri de Michel Dazendt Van Deth Van Helsdingen and many others with embarkation and connection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Sutcliffe
E. Streeve
Juni
Messageries Maritimes
Salace
Marseilles
Yokohama
Repenn
Batavia
Luppe
van Delden
Singapore
J. H. D. Jones
C. Martin
W. H. Spearing
J. L. Crocker
Armand Behic
Ernest Simons
Colombo
Mr. J. van der Laak
E. Pot
Australien
Natal
Mr. L. Klink
Passenger list for Prins Alexander voyage June 11
From Batavia Nederlands steamer Prins Alexander, Amsterdam, lists passengers including Mr. P. Kinder de Camareig, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Meiss and 3 children, Mr. Bardach, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Leepel and child, Mr. Richard Pick, Mr. D. J. de Bas, Miss Marie Joffrey. From Genoa: Mr. A. F. Hermann van Charante, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. W. Langenbergh, Albert Paradise, Mrs. and Mrs. G. J. van Kooten with daughter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Nederlands
Prins Alexander
Amsterdam
Batavia
P. Kinder de Camareig
J. H. Meiss
J. Bardach
D. J. Leepel
Richard Pick
D. J. de Bas
Marie Joffrey
Genoa
A. F. Hermann van Charante
Passengers Listed for Merapi Voyage to Batavia and Marseilles
Rotterdam Lloyd steamer Merapi reports arrivals from Rotterdam on June 18 listing passengers bound for Batavia including G A Feekes Lieut T J G Janssens J Kramers and several Mrs and Miss names. From Marseilles the list includes Da and Mrs C Th Smit W Munniks de Jongh H C W v an der Veen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Batavia
G. A. Feekes
T. J. G. Janssens
J. Kramers
Leizers’Vis
A. Noest
Misa M. van Aarem
Mary Wallace
Blaauboer
Wed. J.’ Hehl Copper
J. H. Hehl
P. H. Copper
Opening of the Imperial Diet and government measures
The Emperor presided at the Diet opening in Tokyo with an Imperial Rescript outlining constitutional change and budget plans. The rescript announced revision of election law and a taxation project while directing ministers to prepare urgent measures and a supplementary budget for the thirty first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Peers
House of Representatives
Diet
Kanagawa
Tokyo
Asada Tokusaku
Hiroshima Prefecture
Kanagawa Prefecture
Nakan Takeakira
Yokohama
Ernest Satow
Charles Mitchell
Straits Settlements
Lady Mitchell
Nikko
Christ Church
Eldridge
Wheeler
Robert J. Stainton
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Bain
Scott
Drummond
Irvine
Eyton
Morse
Japan Mail
Professor Chamberlain
Count Mutsu
Afa2l
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce
Inouye Kakugoro
Formosa
Messrs. Peacock and Co
London
Baron Shirane
Reuter
Shanghai
Japan
Macdonald leaves Peking for Chefoo aboard Alacrity
Sir Claude Macdonald travels from Peking to Chefoo by HMS Alacrity accompanied by Lady Macdonald for health reasons. The report notes letters from Edmund Cousins in Tientsin and news of a new daughter, with plans for Cousins to return to China later this year. The Kwo Wen Pao reports China reworking warship deliveries with German builders to supply one cruiser locally to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Claude Macdonald
Peking
Chefoo
H.M.S
Lady Macdonald
Tientsin
Edmund Cousins
New Zealand
Scotland
P.and
T. Times
Kwo Wen Pao
Germany
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Australia
Parramatta
Straits
China
K. G.andés
H. A. Street
H. Bell
Quintin Hogg
E. Maker
J.T. Manley
C. F. Giddy
H. Simmins
Brindisi
Mr. Hobbs
A. Verbrock
Arcadia
Bengal
Lemon
Himalaya
Ballaarat
G. D. Rushton
J. E. A. Lewis
Heros
Far
Eust
San Francisco
The
Nakano
Peking and
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