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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

9

Negligence Law to Shape After Titanic Loss

The Titanic's loss, estimated at about 10 million dollars to build and hundreds of thousands more in life and cargo damages, could prompt reforms in ship owner liability at sea. Boston and New York firm Carver Wardner Goodwin senior partner Eugene P. Carver explains current English and U.S. admiralty rules.

Ocean Eugene P. Carver Carver, Wardner & Goodwin Boston New York England United States Nova Scotia

Laws Covering Damages For Titanic Disaster

Attorney Eugene P. Carver explains how English American and British law govern limits and amounts of liability for loss of life injuries and cargo in the Titanic disaster. He notes Lord Campbell's Act awards and the U S rule tying liability to vessel value and cargo after the voyage termination.

United States Great Britain England Lord Campbell

Sanatogen and Claims in Titanic Liability Debate

A discussion notes Sanatogen’s nerve benefits amid legal essays on shipowner liability under US and English law. It explains limitation of liability, the Titanic case data, and how ownership, crew, and aboard executives influence legal responsibility for wreck losses.

J. Bruce Ismay International Mercantile Marine Company White Star Line

Amateurs Disrupt Major Wireless Traffic Near Boston

New England wireless operators and especially Boston stations faced heavy interference from amateurs. The Charlestown navy yard station could not even receive distress signals from ships near the Titanic. A 300-strong amateur network within 20 miles of the State House relays signals, prompting calls for government regulation and licensed low-power sets to prevent harmful interference.

New England Greater Boston Charlestown Navy Yard State House Massachusetts Navy Yard Cape Sable Halifax Sable Island W. J. Murdock & Co Chelsea Murdock Wellfleet Andit Congress Chase

Three Brothers Missing From Titanic Voyage

Cleveland residents report that brothers Exxrniest Roland and Stanley are among those unaccounted for after the Titanic disaster. The men, long absent abroad, were aboard the vessel when it foundered, with authorities continuing search efforts.

Cleveland Roland Stanley

Reichstag Speaker Mourns Titanic Loss at Reopening

Berlin April 16. Speaker Johannes Kaempf opened the Reichstag after Easter with a speech expressing sympathy and grief of the German empire over the loss of the liner Titanic and many lives.

Berlin Johannes Kaempf

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