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Titanic History Thursday, May 1, 2025 |
| 1891 - 1st class passenger Colonel John Jacob Astor married Ava Willing, who was not on the Titanic.
1912 - 1st class passenger Mr Charles Cresson Jones's body was delivered to Dr. James H. Donnelly for transportation to Bennington, Vermont, USA. 1955 - 1st class survivor Mr William Thompson Sloper died of a cerebral haemorrhage (brain tumor) in Hartford, Connecticut, USA at the age of 71. 1891 - 3rd class passenger Mr Olof Edvin Vendel was born to Per Oscar Wendel (bricklayer) and Karna Jönsdotter. 1893 - 3rd class passenger Mr William Thomas Beavan was born. 1949 - Saloon Steward and survivor Mr Edneser (Ernest) Edward Wheelton died at the age of 66. 1888 - Saloon Steward and survivor Mr Harold Charles William Phillimore was born in Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK. 1888 - Waiter Sig. Angelo Mario Rotta was born in Novara, Italy. |
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Characters: Jack Dawson
A free spirit that travels the world like a "tumbleweed blowin' in the wind," Jack Dawson has been independent from a young age. He was born and raised in Lake Wissota until his parents died, leaving him an orphan at 15. He wandered the globe by working on tramp steamers and drawing portraits in Santa Monica. He befriended other travellers, Parisian prostitutes, and immigrants along the way. Jack's art joins the "Ash Can" movement, which depicts ordinary vignettes of average people's lives.
Because he is following his heart through life, he occasionally has to sleep under a bridge. However, his luck has brought him aboard Titanic, and into the life of a gorgeous upperclass woman, Rose DeWitt Bukater. Does Jack have ulterior motives to get close to Rose and her belongings, or will this fateful encounter lead to true love? |
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