Passengers outward from London to Far East and beyond listed
A long list of travelers sailing on the P and O steamers China Java Moldavia Marmora Tourane and Japan from London on June 10 to Yokohama Shanghai Singapore Hong Kong Penang Kobe and other ports. Names include Edmondston Nevill Inkson Bagge Crossley Maxwell Ridler Ednie Oldis Solomon J. Zulueta and many others, with numerous officers wives and children noted.
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China
W. B. Hall
R.N
A. J. Rainsford-Hannay
Cummings
T. N. Rennie
Singapore
C. D. Kirkpatrick
J. H. E. Austin
W.M. Congreve
W. J. Burn
H. Case
Fradgeley
Moldavia
Simla
Colombo
London
Kobe
H. Salomonson
Shanghai
W. C. Mason
A. Sadgine
Hong Kong
A. E. Kermish
E. J. D. Dingle
F. W. Hare
Maxwell
Marseilles
Mathew Nathan
K.C.M.G
Lady Nathan
Gosling
W. M Corgrive
M. J
Willis
Bridgeford
H. J. Mackenzie
Penang
Sis Hall
R. J. C. Jewitt
Per. P
Marmora
Coromandel
J. Lennox
J. Clark
L.E. Slade
E. Gilbert
Japan
W. Leckie
C. W. Wall
H. St. Leger Parsons
Passenger lists from multiple ships bound for Asia
Imperial German Mail steamer Preussen reports passengers to Yokohama Kobe Hong Kong Bangkok Singapore Penang and Shanghai. Ardjoeno lists families and officers and soldiers for Padang. Marseilles list includes J J de Vries T Keepmaker.
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Southampton
Yokohama
Y. Obasa
E H. Nelson
Myenishi
Kobe
H. Ohtoai
Hong Kong
B. Bird
Bangkok
Mr. MacLeod
Singapore
J. C. Campbell
K. Pascoe
Penang
G. H. Correay
Genoa
Shanghai
A. Reiss
O’brien Sexton
Naples
D. Kennedy
J. Kusaba
Rotterdam Lloyd
Rotterdam
Neth
India
J. C. de Bruine
C. B. van Gent
L. Brondgeest-Schagen van Soelen
C. J. L., Neiteler
B.’van der Vagt
H. Salomonson
V. G. Eger
Y. Wilbrink
M. H. J. van den Bemd
F. R. Vaas
R. Rokohl
P. Rokohl
Padang
Marseilles
J. J. de Vries
T. Keepmaker
Far East War Reports and Tokyo Society Notes 1905
Indignant denials of alleged Russian prisoner mistreatment surface in Tokyo. Japan’s war costs estimated under 35 million yen, with no new loans expected. Kurino meets the Emperor, Hirosima nurses approved, Bingo Maru voyage ends at Sasebo, and tax tensions threaten foreigners amid treaty protections. The Japan Society dinner at Imperial Hotel applauds the Anglo-Japanese Alliance and Imperial forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Bil
Russia
Yokohama
Kurino
St.Petersburg
Hem
H. J. Holm
Hamburg
Messrs. Illies and Co
Holm
Mdlle
Jeanne Joubert
M. Louis Joubert
Mansourah
Egypt
M. Steenackers
M. Charles ,Coraze
M. C. Coraze
Marseilles
McGee
Davies
R.N.R
Sasebo
Cardiff
Cape
Purhan
Tellia Great
Tale
Great Admiral
Kreysser
Ireland
Azores
Bingo
Taylor
Tax Bureau
Japan Chronicle
Imperial Hotel
Claude MacDonald
H.E.M
M. Zumoto
D. Goh
Sir W. Nicholson
Archibald Edmondstone
Macpherson
Haldane
Claude
Edward
Viscount Aoki
W. Nicholson
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J. Bommel
A .Kernicik
W. B. Timmens
W.B. Henwood
Amstereess
W. Versteegh
Wed S. C. Loth
G. van Everdingen
P. F. de Wind
A. Lebbink
J. F. Ferwerda
H. P. de Jonge
J. Ypma
Little Jager
F. A. Droste
Ch. Te Benacle
Hi Veder
H.-H. Acherer
I. Hesselfelt
Mulder
W. Alsema
C. Jensen
Filagel
Giachetto
Dardenne
Batavia
Logan
Far East
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