Partial Titanic Passenger List Sparks Survived Names Report
A wireless dispatch from Cape Race provides a partial list of Titanic survivors rescued by the Carpathia. The names include Mrs. Edward W. Appleton and Mr. Bruce Ismay among others, with note of discrepancies between wireless and passenger lists.
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Bostog
Olympic
Carpathia
New York
Titanic
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Edward W. Appleton
Rose Abbott
G. M. Burns
D. D. Cassebero
William B. Clarke
B. Chibinace
EB. G.crossbie
H. HE. Crossbie
Jean Hippach
Henry
Harris
E. B Harris
Alex Halverson
Margaret Hays
Bruce Ismay
Ed Kimberly
F. A. Kenyman
Emile Kenchen
G. F. Longley
A. F. Leader
Bertha Lavery
Ernest Lives
Sisan
P. Rogerson
Emily %. Rogerson
Arthur Rogerson
Allison
EK. T. Andrewe
Misa Ninette Panfort
Misa
Cape Race Station
London Teday
L. ¥. B. Harris
Henry B. Harris
Boston
YY Carpaa
Roosevelt Party Wrecker Claims Planned Roosevelts Flight
Washington April 15 a national Taft bureau statement accuses Theodore Roosevelt of waging an organized propaganda drive to wreck the Republican party for a third term. It cites denouncing New York leaders and lists attendees from a White House visit as part of the alleged campaign and notes several names from the event.
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Taft
White House
Presidents
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Namg
New York State
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Titanic disaster toll and rescue reports from Carpathia
Early morning wireless updates from the Carpathia stated 865 Titanic passengers, most women and children, were being brought to port. News later adjusted totals to about 450 missing or unaccounted. the Titanic lies two miles down between Sable Island and Cape Race with roughly 2100 aboard.
Titanic Sinking Sparks Frantic Activity at White Star Offices
News of the Titanic’s likely terrible loss triggered a frantic scene in New York as crowds gathered at White Star Line offices. Tearful women and frantic men sought updates while theatergoers and newspaper readers crowded the Broadway area. Prayers were said at a religious conference, with Stead and J Seward Holden en route to speak. The Titanic was insured for 3 1 600 000 in London.
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New York
White Star Line
Newa Waa
Frank Namieaion
Broadway
William T. Stead
J. Seward Holden
London
Droyds
Algo
Untold Riches Represented On The Titanic
New York April 16 Untold wealth was aboard the Titanic with at least six men each worth tens of millions. The total first class wealth could exceed half a billion dollars. The richest was Colonel John Jacob Astor worth about 150 million dollars. Next in importance was Mrs Astor traveling with her husband after a Egypt tour, while Madeline Force Astor was born in Providence. Benjamin Guggenheim, son of Meyer Guggenheim, heads mining ties and serves as director in many firms including International Pump Company. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Egypt
Madeline Force
Providence
Guggenheim
Benjamin Guggenheim
Ananda
Meyer Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Great Mining Corporation
International Pump Company
Weather Prophecy Local Rains Tuesday Cooler Weekend
Local rainfall forecast for Georgia predicts showers Tuesday and likely through the weekend with cooler conditions by Wednesday. Daily highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and deviations from normal are not clearly stated due to fragmented text.
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Georgia
Desolate Scene as Rescue Steamers Reach Titanic Wreck Site
At 10 45 Paar Night aia went to Ocean Grave at 2 20 Monday Morning. Scene of utter desolation greeted the rescue steamers that answered CQD call. When these vessels reached the place of the accident the Titanic was deep in her ocean grave and only bits of wreckage were seen. Nearly 700 passengers, mostly women and children, had taken to boats and were picked up. The Titanic went to the bottom four hours before any vessel reached the place where the giant ship struck ice.
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Iiner
Carpathia
Atlantic
Sable Island
Cape Race
New York
Paar
Aia
Ocean
Grave
Wats
Titanic Sinking Report By Olympic Reaches New York
The Titanic disaster dispatch from the steamship Olympic reports 675 survivors found in lifeboats and wreckage, with about 1,800 lives feared lost. It notes the Titanic sank at approximately 2:20 a.m. in coordinates 41:16 north, 50:14 west, and mentions the Californian continuing to search the area.
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New York
Olympic
Carpathia
Titanic
Leyland
Californian
Titanic Sinks After Collision. Death Toll Feared
New York reports the White Star Line steamship Titanic sank off the Newfoundland banks after hitting an iceberg on its maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York. About 2,200 aboard. roughly 1,500 believed dead, 675 saved. Hope persisted early but turned to tragedy as details emerged.
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White Star Line
Titanic
Liverpool
Newfoundland
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