Passenger List for Doric Voyage from San Francisco
On the Occidental and Oriental steamer Doric sailing May 28 from San Francisco the passenger roster includes John C. McKim N Bentz and family Clara Andrews Clinton Cushing Frank Klein and family Thomas Williams Chas Harmon and others bound for Yokohama Nagasaki Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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Doric
San Francisco
Yokohama
John C. McKim
N. Bentz
A. Nielson
H. W. Andrews
Clara Andrews
Frank Klein
Clinton Cushing
C. P. Low
F. Deardorf
J. H. Fertig and Child
Thomas H. Williams
Chas. D. Harmon
M. C. Harris
Nagasaki
Alexis Levtieff
Hong Kong
A. Mackillop
C. A. Green
Wm. R. Reaney
C. P. Reed
Japanese party cabinet struggles and Ito resignation
Reports from Yokohama in June note Opposition unity forming a new party to support the Government, Ito resigns as Premier, and a potential shift to a party cabinet under Okuma and Itagaki or Yamagata. The Emperor may appoint Yamagata, while foreign affairs and naval developments unfold. A Digest of Codes plan and Nippon Yusen Kaisha dividend also appear.
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Yokohama
Reuter
Tokyo
Marquis Ito
Count Okuma
M. Itagaki
Okuma
Marquis Yamagata
I Mes
Yokoyama
Yamagata
Itagaki
Japan
Vancouver
International Committee
Yushin
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokosuka
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Jetrel
United States Eastern
Kencho
Yokosuka Naval
Japan plans indemnity rail projects over foreign loan
Reports from Yokohama note Finance Minister Count Inouye discarding a foreign loan of 15 to 16 million pounds and planning to use indemnity funds for railways and other works. The article also covers Formosa silver yen adoption, a Formosa railway loan terms, and personnel changes in Kobé society.
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Reuter
Yokohama
Count Inouye
Jiji Shimpo
Formosa
Japan
China
Messrs. Peacock
Messrs. Peacock and Company
Korea to build railway from Shul to Mokpo
The Korean Government announces plans to construct a railway from Shul to Mokpo a new southern port about 200 miles away. The move aims to forestall foreign concession demands as observed by Reuters. The report notes Korea's Finance Department overreaching after the Russian adviser left, seeking to show capability.
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Yokohama
Shul
Mokpo
Reuter
Korea
Morality of foreign merchants and Yokohama contraband case
Station orders the goods to the Nakamur gunpowder magazine under police care marking Yokohama's first contraband of war arrest. The Hocht laments many imported goods are contracted but unpaid due to low market mood and warns firms now bear losses in silence. Kawashima urges larger scale and amalgamation to aid cotton spinners via Industrial Bank guidance.
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Nakamur
Yokohama
Kawashima
Industrial Bank
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T. J. G. Janssens
J. Kramers
Leizers Vis
A. Noest
M. van Aarem
Mary Wallace
Blaauboer
Wed. J. Hehl Copper
J. E. Hehl
Misa P. H. Copper
J. J.hehl
Marseilles
E. C.houbolt
C. Th. Smit
W. Munniks de Jongh
H. C. W. van der Veen
C. E. van Manen
Wed. C. E. Kuchlin Meueer
Batavia Nederlands
Koningen Wilhelmina
Amsterdam
H. G. van Buuren
L. W. Goslings
H. W. Verloop
J. B. T. Mulder
J. W. A. Kempen
C. Vis
A. Kayser
L. M. Lamour
E. S. de Jong
M. E. Coelman
J. Antonysen
Sumimaroof
Far East
HYOGO
Messrs
J. C. Abell
R. Home Cook
St. Andrew’s Society of
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Crowe
Cameron
Marshall
Matland
Paton
Ralston
Kodera Shinsaku
Legation
Bangkok
Yamada
Ise
Naigu
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