Inventor Seeks Safer Ocean Travel With Spanner Horizon
Captain H A Gadsen, retired navigator now in London, has devised the spanner horizon to correct false horizons in navigation. The device, aided by a central night wire, aims to keep ships on true course without profit to the inventor. It has seen use by Japanese admirals in war, and English mariners considered mass production.
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H. A. Gadsen
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London
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Brave Men Honored at Port Arthur Collective Monument
In Port Arthur a collective monument to Russian defenders was unveiled by Japanese governor Gen Oshima amid czarist and Japanese officials. Generals Logi Gerugrao Tehitchakov and Admiral Massevitch presided as veterans attended, marking a dignified tribute to soldiers with scars from battle.
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Cross of Faith Converts Russian Soldier in Japan
Bishop Fyson recounted meeting a Japanese soldier saved from death by a silver cross taken from a Russian. The tale underscores Christian influence amid wartime peril in Hokkaido.
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Hokkaido
Japan
Solier
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