Passenger List of Outward Steamer Arrivals and Connectors
Long roster of travelers and dependents aboard multiple ships including P and O liners Australia Massilia Victoria and Rome, Nippon Yusen Kaisha Tamba Maru, Messageries Maritimes Oceanien Yarra Polynesien Inlus, Norddeutscher Lloyd Prinzess Irene, Canadian Pacific Empress of India and others with destinations to Singapore Shanghai Yokohama Kobe Haiphong Batavia Penang and S Korea and Japan. Selections include officials, officers, and families listed by voyage and port connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messageries Maritimes
Oceanien
Marseilles
Shanghai
Mathéné
Saigon
Chambaud
d’Issas
Haiphong
Bandeur
M. Cuvelier
Monod
Polynesien
Yarra
Colombo
Singapore
Stoffers
Ntlus
Batavia
Mr. Rooyen
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
London
Yokohama
K. Kamio
Miss Brand
T. Date
S. Kondo
H. Bosch
Y. Tsutsui
N. Touyama
Kobe
U. Sugi
R. Miyaki
K. Shimidzu
Hong Kong
J. Watson
E. Blake
J. Robertson
Robert Shaw
J. Altman
Miss Altman
A. Baxendale
G. Holden
8. Williams
N. Dalrymple
E. Souter
H. Owen
W. Harding
J. Murray
G. Samuel
A. Grassick
J. McLean
C. Smith
Penang
L. Mackay
Tea Market Totals and Diplomatic Notes from Hankow
Telegraphic updates show Ghina tea arrivals at 645000 half-chests versus 711000 last season. Russia settlements 497000 half-chests down from 572000. other countries 67600 half-chests vs 101000. Second crop teas likely smaller. Also notes Consul Saburo Hisamidzu for Singapore Penang Malacca. Allan Skinner death. Ella Campbell Scarlett sails 26th for South Africa. Sir Claude MacDonald visits Buffalo exhibition. Miss Weston awarded Doctor of Law by Glasgow University for Navy work and aid to Japanese crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Russia
Foochow
Saburo Hisamidzu
Japan
Singapore
Penang
Malacca
Allan Maclean Skinner
C.M.G
Straits Settlements
Ella Campbell Scarlett
Abinger
Séul
Korea
Imperial Household
South Africa
Colonial Office
Orange River
Reuter
Buffalo
Claude MacDonald
New York
England
Miss Weston
Royal Sailors’ Rest
University of Glasgow
Assassination Shock Hits Tokyo Cabinet Circles
News from the Far East reports the resignation of Hoshi Toru and his stab wound at a Tokyo City Assembly meeting on May 21, with the assassin named Moti aged 50. Toru, a leading reformer and former minister, dies from his injuries as observers note the deep cabinet troubles and public curiosity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoshi Toru
Ito
Tokyo
Moti
Middle Temple
Washington
House of Representatives
Mail
Educational Council
Vancouver
Yokohama
Japan Times
Japan Herald
Tanaka Shotaro
Gilmour
Yokohama Ku Saibansho
Yokokawa Railway Co
Onjo Kendo
II Kamon no-Kami
Yokohama Cricket and Athletic Club
Japan Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anthony Sneve
Thomson
L. van Dyke
John West
E. Wilkes
L. M. Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Australia
Bengal
Straits
China
C. Holmes
Andrew
R. C. Arnott
P. Thomas
D. Davies
Mr. Podmore
T. J. Taylor
W. B. Hulke
Rome
D. Ross
Miller
A. J. Stewart
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Bremen
Mr. May
Rotterdam
Dengaron
Antonine Schmitz
L. Suringa
Theodorica v. Harten
Jacobine Wortel
A. C. Noteboom
Rogeria Bosch
H. Hirsch
P. M. Tresson
J. Arone
G. H. Allan
Cyprian Bridge
D. P. Bartlett
A. W. Carter
W. C. Crittenden
W. Christie
M. Chrignon
Louis Derr
H. B. Gordon
Lieut. Hamilton
Thos. P. Keller
A. L. Rotch
Dr. Reid
F. H. Smith
M. W. Sutherland
W. J. Tyack
Mr. Takahashi
Y. Yezoye
Ghina
Far East
Count von Waldersee
Count von “‘Waldersee
Kobé
Germany