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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

4

Cambridge Man Missing from Titanic Survivors

Thomas F. Myles of 55 Hammond Street Cambridge a well known resident and former real estate operator is listed among Titanic wreck survivors. He recently returned from a three month pleasure voyage touring Ireland and the continent and lives with his wife and son Frederick. He is father of Dr. Leo T. Myles of 141 Oxford Street.

Thomas F. Myles Hammond Street Cambridge Atlantic Ireland Continent Myles Frederick Leo T. Myles Oxford Street

Connecticut Survivors Named From Titanic List

Three Connecticut people among survivors are William T. Sloper of New Britain, Mrs. Paul Schubert of Derby, and Philip D B Mock of Derby. The list notes Philip Emock as an alternate spelling.

New Haven Conn Connecticut William T. Sloper New Britain Paul Schubert Derby Philip DB. Mock Philip Emock

Widow of Bell Phone leader among Titanic survivors

Cincinnati April 16 Mrs George N Stone widow of a former president of the Bell Telephone Company was among Titanic survivors. Cincinnati steamship agents say no other local resident was aboard the liner.

Cincinnati, O George N. Stone Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company Cincinnati Steamship

Three Columbus Society Members Rescued From Titanic

In Columbus Ohio on April 16 three prominent locals Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Beckwith and their daughter Miss Helen Newsome were aboard the Titanic and are reported to have survived. The Beckwiths are described as very wealthy and prominent in Columbus society.

Columbus, O Columbus Richard L. Beckwith Beckwith Helen Newsome Miss Newsome

Titanic survivors linked to Newark residents

Newark, Ohio report identifies Mrs. J. C. Hageboom as a Titanic survivor from the city. Her mother Mrs. Carl Weig sailed with a cousin Miss Gretchen Longley who was rescued, and Miss K. Andrew an aunt, whose name is not listed among survivors.

Newark Ohio J. C. Hageboom Carl Weigand Hageboom Gretchen Longley K. Andrew

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Chickering Walter Porter Purdy E. N Percival W. White Norman Gretchen F. Longley New England John Murray Brown Kimball Richard F. Whith Duffy United States The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester, N. Y
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