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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1904

Page

3

Journey Across the Channel Ends With Shipboard Peril

Gertrude wrestles with choices as her husband’s actions unsettle their plans. On a steamer to Yokohama she coaxes Moon the cabman to deliver a crucial note and faces escalating dangers as passengers endure a rough voyage. A stewardess and two French Sisters aid in guiding terrified travelers to safety amid mounting fear.

Ens Old Moon Por Moon Gertrude Ume Moon Todray Lunnoy Town Mme Sin Solemon Somers London Southampton Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company Lawrence Soames Yokohama San Francisco Dersey Jervsey St Mato Theratt le Malo Miss Somers Leslie Bertha Sisters of Charity Elia Indies Gentle Sisters of Charity Messames Cuedride Crer Trade

J. F. Hanly Named Governor Nominee In Indiana

Indianapolis dispatch reports J Frank Hanly of Lafayette won the Indiana Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot at a large convention. The platform endorsed President Roosevelt and urged delegates to back Hanly in Chicago. Nominations included Hugh T. Miller for lieutenant governor and several state officials. The convention praised Roosevelt, reaffirmed party lines, and named delegates and electors for the national convention.

Indianapolis J. Frank Hanly Lafayette Indiana Roosevelt Chicago Hanly W. J. Taylor W. L. Penfield Auburn Warren G. Sayre Wabash Hugh T. Miller Columbus Daniel E. Storma David E. Sherrick Noblesville Nat A. Hill Bloomington Charles W. Miller Goshen Ker I’assett Goodrich James V. Watson Rushville Itarry A. Strohin Kentland Watson Fairbanks Beveridge Durbin Fred Tawidis ES. Holliday John C. Chaney Democratic Party Iivd George A. Cunningham Evansville Joseph D. Oliver South Leund McClure Marion

Russians Sink Vessel at Korean Port Gensan

The Vladivostok squadron attacked Gensan in Korea and sank a Japanese merchant ship named Goya Maru anchored in the harbor. Cruisers Kossia and Gromoboi led the strike with two torpedo boats and an unidentified cruiser, marines landed then recalled, leaving the port unfortified and in panic.

Vladivostok Gensan Kossia Gromoboi Gensun Port Arthur Yellow Sea

Russia Rejects Mediation in War With Japan

Russia announces it will not accept mediation to end the war with Japan. The notification says all peaceful efforts failed after a Japanese surprise, and no friendly mediation or external intervention will be admitted in future peacemaking talks.

Russia Japan Far East

Western railroads refuse pantos for stock men brief note

Telegraphic Brevities report western railroads refuse to supply pantos to five stock men saying they cannot afford to give them something for nothing. Cunningham and Seal, wool dealers of Philadelphia, filed a bill for a receiver for the Alryan Woolen Mills Company of Trenton New Jersey. Liabilities total 190000 dollars with assets of 75000.

Cunningham & Seal, Wool Dealers Philadelphia Alryan Woolen Milla Company Trenton N. J

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