Names of Titanic survivors listed on Carpathia roster
A Transcribed list shows the names of Titanic survivors aboard the Carpathia, including Harry Anderson and Mrs. J. Cardeza among first cabin passengers, and many second cabin survivors such as William Angie, Ada Balls, and Kate Biss. The article notes some survivors did not appear on the original voyage list and outlines those not on earlier sailing lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anderson
E. W. Alien
E. W. Appleton
John Jacob. Astor
H. Barkworth
James. Baxter
Storse
Brayton
R.t.beckwith
Karl P. Behr
D. H. Bishop
Henry Blank
Caroline Bonnell
S. ‘Bowen
Elsie Bowerman
J. Bi. Brown
J. J. Brown
E. P. Calderheag
Churchill Cardell
J. W. Cardeza
Thomas Cardeza
Lucille Carter
Wiliam E. Carter
William Carter
Howard B. Case
Turrell W. Cavendish
H. ©. Chafee
Birs
N. C. Chambers
Gladys Cherry
Paul Chevre
G. Crosby
Miss Crosby
Robert W. Daniel
Thornton Davidson
B. Devilliers
A. A. Dick
Washington Dodge and Gon
Fred
Douglas
Walter Douglas
J. E. Flynn
Mark
Lucille
Alice Fortunes
Henry Frauenthal
T. G. Frauenthal
Margaret .Frolicher
J. Futrelie
Leonard Gibson
Dorothy Gibson
Samuel Goldenburs
Misa Ella Goldenburg
Cosmo Duff Gordon
Arckibaia Gracie
Graham
Wiliam Graham
Margaret E. Graham
Lee Greenfield
William B. Greantela
Henry Haraner
George A. Harder
Henry G. Harper
Henry S. Harper
Henry Hawksford
Chas. M. Hays
Margaret
H. B. Harris
Igan Bigpack
John C. Hogeboom
Bred ‘M. Hoyt
J. Bruce Temay
AF. Leader
Ernest Lines
Mary C. Lines
Misa
G. F. Longley
Georgietta A. Madill
Pierre Marschal
D. W. Marvin
W. BE. Minnahan
Daisy Minnihan
Madeline Newell
Avoror Newell
Misa Helen Newsom
Er. C. Ostby
Helen H. Ostby
Fiennad Omend
Arthur Peuchen
Thomas Potter
George Rheims
Edward S. Robert
C. Rolmanc
Edithsenbaum
Martin Rothschild
Jee Or Rothes
Adolphe Sarffeld
Abraham Salaman
Paul Shobert
Frederick Seward
William 91. Rilvey
Alfonse Simontius
Am Sloper
am Sloper, = and Mrs.’ Joan Snyder, Mrs. W. A Spe
Mar Stehlin
Enabre
Boe
E. Stengel
George
Stone
Frederick Bes
WB Thaveny
Stuart “White
Manyar Righ
George Leich
Constance
Seti Marie
Vel
Cummings
Spencer Silverth
Boulton
Edinshaw
Caroline Endres
Stephenson
Charlotte Collyer
Majarie Collyer
Alice Christy
Aes
Julia. Christy
Ads
Marie Cl
Sylvia Caldwell
Aiden G. Caldwell
Lulu Drew
Agnes Davis
John M. Davis
Florentina Duran
Ascundon
Duran
Mary
Davis
Ada
Doling
Miles Elsie
Faunthrope
Mary D. Hewlett
George Harris
Jane Herman
Kate Pees
Alice Herman
Annie Brs
Esthey_ Hart
Eve Hart
Nins ‘Harper
Anna Hamalainer
Gon
Elizabeth Hocking
Nellie Hocking
Amy Facobsehn
Nora Keane
Fannie Kelly
Louise Laroche
Jessie W. Leitch
L Amore
Alice Louch
Bertha Lehman
Elizabeth Mel- Hinger and Child
A. Mallett
Andrero Mallett
Elizabeth Nye
Alice Philips
Bindle de Prabal
Julian Pe Myan
Emilio Fortaluppi
Jane 8. Quick
Wennie GO
Quick
Misa Phillis O. Quick
Lilng Rebouf
Lucy Ridsdale
Emily Rugg
Emile Richard and Son
Maude Sincock
Marion Smith
Out
Matilda Weisz
Sarah Webber
Marion Wright
Bessie Watt
Bertha
West
Iaren
Addie Wells
J. ‘Wells
Ralph Wells
Chiltea Williams
Cherbourg
A. Bassing
G. M. Burns
D. D. Caseboro
Victorine Chamdasen
A H. Daniel
Desette
Alfred Jauchensted
Philip Emock
Internette Filegheim
Misa Francate
Titanic Passenger List Fragments and Survivors Additions
The report compiles likely passenger names from wireless and ship records, naming first class and second class travelers connected to the Titanic at Cherbourg. It lists numerous individuals with uncertain spellings and possible ties to families, followed by verified survivors not in prior wireless lists.
Titanic Sinks Prompting Hope for Survivors Reach
Reports from St Johns on April 16 indicate the Titanic sank after a collision. About 800 people are said to be missing or accounted for, with many crew members guiding life boats. Carpathia and Virginian shuttled toward the scene, while hope remains slim for survivors near the wreck.
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St. Johns
N. F
Halifax
Liverpool
Minta
St Pierre
Carlyle Ynes Expounds Prophecy From Daniel Seventy Weeks
Evangelist Carlyle B Haynes argued last night that Jesus of Nazareth is the true Messiah, proven by Daniel's seventy weeks prophecy. He computed 69 weeks toward the Messiah, then claimed the full forty-nine plus weeks align with 34 A D and 1848 A D, predicting sanctuary cleansing at half time.
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Jesus Chat
Nazareth
Daniel
Carlyle B. Haynes
Jesus
Brock Killed After Fall Down Shaft
A report states Brock died from a fall down a shaft. The incident details are limited, with no other named officials or locations provided in the readable text. The item notes the death of a single politician figure associated with the event.
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Brock
Bucknell in Narrow Escape From Titanic Disaster
Howard Bucknell and his mother Mrs Bucknell survived the Titanic wreck after the liner struck an iceberg. Bucknell left for New York to join his mother who was injured but safe, while a large group of women and children were directed to lifeboats. The report ties Bucknell to a distant echo story from an Arctic expedition years earlier.
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Carpathia
Howard Bucknell
Piedmont Avenue
Atlanta
Alby
Whitlam
Bucknell
Mtante
New York
Avarcome
Exen
How
University of Pennsylvanus
Howard
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Philadelphia
Titanic designer says unsinkable claim incorrect
London April 16 Alexander Carlisle designer of both the Titanic and Olympic says he never believed a ship could be unsinkable. He notes Titanic could have carried more boats but laws limited vessels to 10 000 ton displacements. He urges mandatory closing of watertight doors at sunset and more boats to reduce risk. The Titanic’s loss may stiffen marine insurance rates.
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London
Alexander Carlsle
Olympic
Carlisle
Board of Trade
Nate Star Company
Henry
Prussia
Weak point in Titanic design shown by engineer officer
Washington, April 16. Naval officers discussed Titanic sinking theories based on water tight bulkheads. An engineer officer cited a long central passageway from fire rooms to the collision bulkhead with a ladder as a weak point where the impact may have buckled plates and hindered bulkhead closure. Experts urged suppressing the amateur wireless overstar. Inspector Uhler said the iceberg impact likely buckled the ship into twisted steel as compartments flooded. A report on lifeboats and rafts was requested. if American registered, accommodations for 2,347 would be required.
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Washington
Ing
George Uhier
Federal Steamboat Inspection Service
White Star Ling
Lfe
Uhler
Federal Steamship Inspection Service
Titanic Disaster Shocks London Townsfolk
London wept as word spread of the Titanic sinking after earlier hopes for survivors proved false. Officials and Lloyds underwriters assessed losses and insurance while rescued lists trickled in from New York, heightening the nation’s grief over the catastrophe and its enormous cargo value around 12.6 million dollars.
Great Mass of Wreckage Sighted Near Titanic Sinking
Halifax April 16 The Sable Island cable ship Minip reports through wire that a large mass of wreckage was sighted, but no boats or rafts from the Titanic. The sighting ends hope that the Minta or Cane Race passengers were picked up. Farislan and Carpathia steamers continue voyage and searches for survivors.
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Halifax
Sable Island
Wirers
Cane Race
Metropolitan Club Dance Tonight Burns Up Week’s Events
The Metropolitan Club hosts its weekly dance tonight at the club rooms on Mitch ell street. The event is described as popular and well attended, continuing a week of dance nights and social gatherings.
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Forayth
Ang
Mitchell Street
Washington Moves To Tighten Life Saving Rules After Titanic
Washington acts after the Titanic disaster. Congress considers safeguards for life on shipboard and wireless control. President Taft meets cabinet members and Marconi representatives to discuss regulatory steps and potential vessel size limits. A House inquiry would empower a high court like Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee to probe the sinking and craft legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Archibald W. Butt
House
Austin
Tennessee
Thia House
Representative Mott
New York
United States
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Alexander
Missouri
Daniel Bros Co Offers New Suits In Fashion Push
A rugged vintage ad proclaims Daniel Bros Co presenting newer richer finer suits priced from 18 to 40 dollars. The copy touts strong bid for style with claims of better quality and value to attract patrons.
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Daniel Bros. ‘Co
Education Board Mourns T G Lawson in Georgia
The state board of education pays tribute to Judge T G Lawson of Eatonton who died Tuesday. The board will send State Superintendent Le Brittain to the funeral and sent a condolence telegram. Only other business was a motion upholding the superintendent's decision that Cyrene school in Decatur county could not be made an independent district amid annexation plans involving three districts.
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State Board of Education
T. G Lawson
Eatonton
ML le Brittain
Tte
Judge Lawson
Georgia
Brittain
Decatur
Henderson Electrocuted At Substation Near Columbus
A J Henderson a concrete foreman for Stone and Webster was killed at the Gost Ro dam substation of the Columbus Power Company when his shoulder touched a live wire after a coworker warned him to be careful. He was 40 and survived by a family in Girard, Alabama.
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Columbus
J. Henderson
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation
Gost Ro
Columbus Power Company
soTmcomn
Henderson
Girard
Als
Titanic disaster prompts formal telegrams of sympathy
Lord Burnham sent a cable to the president expressing sorrow for the loss of many prominent citizens and the catastrophe. Acting Secretary Huntington Wilson, under the state department, sent a reply extending mutual sympathy on behalf of the United States.
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America
Lord Burnham
London Daily Tele
Huntington Wilson
State Department
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