November 12 1923 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, commanded by L. D. Douglas, concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on November 12th, 1923.
On this voyage the ship visited the earthquake ravaged city of Yokohama.
A light passenger list of 285 was reported with 49 First Class, 70 Second Class and 166 Third Class.
The EMPRESS OF ASIA brought in the first large shipment of Japanese oranges for this season. Sixty ton of cargo was landed at Victoria and consisted mainly of Japanese oranges. Also at Victoria, 350 bags of mail were landed; most of which are destined for the United States.
Notable passengers arriving aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA November 12th, 1923 at Vancouver and Victoria.
Elmer
S. Knight
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Of Victoria, returning from Hong Kong. |
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Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scanien |
Of New York. |
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E. Schweninger |
Of Monterey, California. |
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Mrs. C. Crow |
Of San Francisco. |
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Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Fleisher |
Of Tokyo. |
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Simone Fleisher |
Of Tokyo. |
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E. E. Parsons |
Of Shanghai. |
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Margaret Usher |
En route to England. |
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Mr. and Mrs, Katsumi Ikeda |
Of Seattle. |
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Mrs. E. Archer |
Of Shanghai. |
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John T. Maynard |
Of Chilliwack, British Columbia. |
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Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Adams |
Of Colorado. |
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Captain Hjalmar Anderson |
Of Seattle. |
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E. Appel |
Of Portland, Oregon. |
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Philip M. Covey |
Of Seattle. |
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Fred Knauf |
Of the U.S. Marine Corps, en route to Mare Island Naval Yard in California. |
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Otojiro Kodzuki |
Of Sidney, B.C. returning from a trip to Japan. |
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John Singh |
Of Victoria, en route from India. |
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H. S. Kirkland |
Of Vancouver, returning from Japan. |
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Major and Mrs. E. P. Brown |
Of Toronto. |
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