Two ships battle as mine sinks vessel with crew loss
Two ships collide with a mine during patrol causing one vessel to sink. Rescue operations deployed as sailors from the other ship report casualties and ongoing search efforts in the area.
19 May 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
1
Two ships collide with a mine during patrol causing one vessel to sink. Rescue operations deployed as sailors from the other ship report casualties and ongoing search efforts in the area.
A chaotic Russian dispatch from May 19 reports Russian forces guarding Manchurian railway lines against Japanese and Chinese raids, with 25,000 troops protecting 1,400 miles. It notes bombardment risks at Vladivostock Port Arthur and claims ships like Shikishima and Asama were sunk by mines, while Japanese fleet movements near Kai Chow and Amur Bay signal potential heavy casualties.
Marshall Humphreys fatally shoots Mrs. C W Herman and her son Frank Ingles during a lawsuit dispute. Eyewitness escapes and raises alarm. Humphreys is arrested as investigation proceeds in Cortez Colorado May 19. The report lists numerous names of associates and cadets connected to a prior session and community events.
Springfield May 19 The Republican state convention adjourns without a nomination as delegates expect no decision today amid factional splits. Reports describe ongoing conferences and influences from Senator Cullom as the party shifts to alternative conventions. A separate note mentions arrests after a ranch dispute and a shooting incident linked to bail and pursuit.
A garbled news collage reports a Russian Japanese war friction over Yalu timber concessions. It mixes ship specs for Hatsuse and other vessels with political items from Seoul and Madison. Horse racing bets and hotel sales alongside church bishops election fill the page.
Cattle active and higher with good to prime steers selling 520 to 570 dollars. feeders and calves varied by grade. Wool markets steady with territory and western mixed at 16 to 17 cents. New York money on call and mercantile paper listed, with various industrial stocks noted in trading columns.
Mrs Bucy regains sole ownership and control of the Shelby hotel after repurchasing it, with friends pleased to see her back in charge. The notice declares her as proprietor once more, highlighting the property transfer and leadership.
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