Titanic Era Aiken Connections Highlight Famous Passengers
The Titanic disaster story recalls John Jacob Astor IV and George Widener tied to Aiken Winter Colony. The article notes Astor and Widener families among first class travelers with servants and pets, and details rescue by Carpathia and later Harvard library gifts funded by Widener’s heir.
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England
Carpathia
New York
John Jacob Astors
Kitty
Walter Lord
Holt Rinehart and Winston
Navy
John Updike
NEW Yorker
Philadelphia
Aiken
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Peter A.B. Widener
Eleanor Elkins Widener
Harry
William Ernest Carter
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George D. Widener
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John Jacob Astor IV
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William K. Vanderbilts
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Vincent
Madeleine Astor
William Dick
Edward J. Smith
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U. S
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Harry Widener
London
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George
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George D. Widener II
Emily Bull
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Widencer
Green Plains
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George Widener II
W. C. Whitney
Joye Cottage
Thomas Hitchcock
Whitney
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Hitchcock Woods
Palmetto Golf Club
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William Carter
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