February 22 1923 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on February 22nd, 1923.
A passenger list of 350 was reported
Annette Swanson, 8 years old, was travelling from the United States to join her parents who were Salvation Army missionaries at Yokohama. During the crossing to Japan, Annette Swanson was cared for by the Purser’ Department.
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA February 22nd, 1923 at Vancouver and Victoria.
Annette
Swanson
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En route to Yokohama from Montana. |
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David Spencer |
Of Victoria. |
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T. A. Spencer |
Of Vancouver |
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Mrs. F. Ryder |
Associated with the American Consulate at Vancouver. |
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I. J. Reyes |
Of Manila, returning from Washington, D.C. |
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A. P. Scott |
Associated with the Shell oil Company at Yokohama. |
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A. Warren |
Associated with the Consolidated Mining Co. at Trail, B.C. |
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M. Gaston Kann |
Minister plenipotentiary of France in the Far East. |
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Major Charles Bridge |
Assistant Military Attache of the British Embassy at Washington D.C. |
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F. C. Gilbert |
General Field Secretary of the Seventh Day Adventists at Kakoma Park, Washington. |
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A. J. McMillan |
Manager of the Robin Hood mills, |
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