Passenger denies special privileges aboard ship during collision
He states he exercised no special privileges, did not sit at the captain's table, was not dining with the captain when the accident happened, and was in bed at the time. He claims no plan to rush back to Europe to dodge the Senatorial inquiry and only learned of it upon the Carpathia's arrival at the pier.
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Europe
Carpathia
Ness
Washington
Southampton
United States
New York
Hves
Senate Committee
Cunard Dock
Smith
Newlands
Rexall Orders a Constipation Cure Ad Ends in Stores
A vintage pharmacy ad markets Rexall Orders, claiming a safe non harsh constipation treatment with a money back guarantee. It touts three tablet sizes, low cost, and availability at Liggett’s Rexall Stores in prominent city locations.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temple Place
Summer and
South Streets
Ismay Testimony Aims to Explain Titanic Sinking
Mr Ismay told a Senate committee he appeared voluntarily to aid inquiries into the Titanic disaster. He said the aim was to find causes and determine if new laws were needed to prevent a recurrence and that he answered all questions fully.
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Ismay
Senate
Titanic Probe to Be Resumed Today at Capitol
Washington April 21 The federal investigation into the sinking of the Titanic will resume tomorrow at the Capitol. J Bruce Ismay White Star Line managing director P A S Franklin vice president and 37 crew members arrived here tonight to testify.
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Washington
Capitol
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Line
P. A. S. Franklin
New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
MacKay Bennett
Senate subcommittee continues testimony chaired by Smith of Michigan
Proceedings resume as the Senate subcommittee holds further testimony chaired by Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan. Witnesses address policy questions, with members noting key points and seeking clarification on proposed measures. The session emphasizes oversight and potential legislative action.
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Senate
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Titanic Hearings Continue as Protests Denied
Mr Ismay denies protesting to Ambassador Bryce over crew witnesses and offers to cooperate with the investigating committee. Hearings resume tomorrow at 10 20 am. Ambassador Jusserand pledges French cooperation to improve sea life saving and asks for ship wireless and life equipment upgrades. Senator Smith notes two suggestions to enhance passenger protection and awaits further input. Major Peuchen and Hungarian crew member Klein prepare to testify. The inquiry also probes wireless data and the location of the Frankfurt, while Navy officials report on the Chester wireless handling. A Norwegain law translation is promised for forthcoming recommendations.
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Bryce
Washington
Huntington Wilson
United States
Tjusserand
Smith
State Department
Jusserand
Michigan
Senator Smith
Arthur Peuchen
Toronto
Canada
Lewis Klein
Cleveland
Frankfurt
Meyer
Navy Department
Department
Chester
New York
Nelson
Commercce Committee
Senate
Great Britain
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