February 7 1924 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on February 7th, 1924.
The ship was held for several hours at Victoria in an unsuccessful attempt to rendezvous with three passengers whose journey by rail to Vancouver had been delayed by snow slides.
A passenger list of 350 was reported.
Notable passengers embarking aboard
EMPRESS OF ASIA on February 7th, 1924 at Vancouver and Victoria.
Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Rasmussen
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En route to China. |
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Karl A. John |
Of Hamburg, Managing Director of the Karl A. John Steamship Company. |
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Sir Edward Crowe |
En route from London to Tokyo. |
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S. E. McGregor |
Of London en route to Shanghai. |
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Lieutenant-Colonel Russell Brown |
En route to Shanghai. |
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O. Strome |
Of Keokuk, Indiana en route to Shanghai. |
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Thomas Stebbins |
Of Boston. |
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Henry Holljes |
Of Baltimore, on a world trip. |
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E. Hospes |
Of the Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited office at Yokohama. |
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