Passenger list notes departures from Marseilles and London
From Marseilles on July 19 Mr E M Baker, Mr and Mrs F J Bourne, Mr C N Murphy, Mr D Reid, Per P and O steamer Rome. From London July 26 to Straits China and Japan Mr C G Williams, Mr J Campbell. From Marseilles Aug 2 Mr J N Seymour, Mr Benjafield, Mr G P Owen.
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Black
Marseilles
E. M. Baker
F. J. Bourne
C. N. Murphy
D. Reid
Rome
London
Straits
China
Japan
C. G. Williams
J. Campbell
J. N. Seymour
Benjafield
G. P. Owen
Passengers by Messageries Maritimes Ships Paris to Asia
From Marseilles the Ernest Simons lists Le Bonedec family of ten to Saigon and Langlois. Ville de la Ciotat carries Leopold family to Haiphong and Chivatal party to Singapore. Eberhard, Gentis, Pringle aboard for Southeast Asia. Laos voyage notes Rickman family to Shanghai.
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Messageries Maritimes
Ernest Simons
Marseilles
Saigon
le Bonedec
Langlois
Batavia
Gentis
Ville de la Ciotat
Haiphong
Leopold
Eberhard
Chivatal
Singapore
A._E. Pringle
Laos
Shanghai
Passengers Listed for Rotterdam to Batavia Voyage
Rotterdam Lloyd steamer Loembing sails from Rotterdam on June 16 with passengers including A. Machiesse H. F. B. J. Noordhoek Hegt and two children Mrs G. W. C. Koster and a child Miss C. E. H. Ferguson. From Marseilles, travelers include Mrs M. de Kock Schneider Mrs L. Daams Haaksma and child J. Fueringa J. D. A. de Fremery and L. R. Dekens.
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Rotterdam
Loembing
Batavia
A. Machiesse
L. R. Dekens
Passenger list for Prinses Sophie voyage to Batavia
From Amsterdam June 23 the Batavia Nederlands steamer Prinses Sophie carries numerous passengers including Mr. P Bodemeyer and 2 children Mrs P H C Willer Mr J P Nagtegaal and several others. Southampton and Genoa departures include Mrs Hooft Labouchere Wynstroom Lansing Wintershoven and Iken among names. Papagaay.
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Batavia
News From the Far East and Nippon Race Meeting
Two mails report Yokohama on May 25 with updates from Yokohama and Yokohama Specie Bank. The Crown Prince and Princess Sada wedding on May 10 marked a first religious ceremony in Japanese history.
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Vancouver
Yokohama
Japan Herald
Sada
Aoyama Palace
EB. Flint Kilby
H. J. Holm
Foreign Chamber of Commerce
International Committee
Fukuzawa
Mita
Keiogijuku College
Yawatamura
Kokura
Kiushin Island
Hanyang
Hankow
China
Ashino
Messrs
Siber
Buck
U.S
Japan
Nagoya
McKelvy
Akiyama
Yokohama Chiho
Mediation eyed in Morse Kobé waterworks loan dispute
In Kobe a pending dispute between Mr. Morse and Kobé City Office over a waterworks loan may settle out of court via mediation led by influential Financial Department officials. A Naigai Cotton Company Osaka meeting on May 2 approved forming a New York company with £30,000 capital, Naigai contributing £10,000. The Nagasaki Press notes the death of Thomas Scott, longtime port resident and New York native who arrived in the Far East about 38 years ago.
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Nippon Ginko
Tokyo
Japan
Bakan
Kobé Chronicle
Yamamoto
Bank of Japan
Osaka
Kobé
Naigai Cotton Company
New York
Nagasaki
Thomas Scott
Scott
Far East
Land Sale in Masamoho Yields 5133 Yen Amid Auctions
In Masamoho a second land sale sold 68 lots with 55 bought and 13 withdrawn. Total 5133.50 yen realized, above the 3098.40 yen estimate. Buyers included Japanese officials, English and Russian bidders, with the Japanese Consulate and Post Office among buyers. British Minister to Korea Gubbins arrived in Seoul on Sunday May 13.
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Japan
Masamoho
Seoul
Gubbins
Korea
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