Titanic survivors show 328 cabin passengers aboard Carpathia
New York reports that only 328 of the Titanic’s 610 cabin passengers are saved on the Carpathia with 282 names not yet listed. The latest wireless says 705 survivors aboard, though earlier counts vary. Prominent missing include Astor, Strauss, Widener, Butt, and Roeblings as efforts to confirm fates continue. Vincent Astor heads to Halifax to search for his father’s body. President Taft orders swift response and escort plans for the Carpathia if convoys sail.
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Wireless
Carpathia
New York
Orlock
Cunarder
Franconia
Scout Truiser
White Star
Taft
Major Butt
Vincent Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
Halifax
Sandy Hawk
Seneca
Revised Titanic Passenger List Believed Dead
A revised list names first cabin passengers not on survivors lists. It lists many individuals and families thought drowned, including Adams Miss KE, Astor Colonel John J., and Guggenheim Benjamin, with others like Aubert Mrs N. and Brannes E. The list indicates most names are believed dead and continues on page 5.
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Adams
Allison
H. J
Andrews
Cornelia I. Andrews
Thomas
Artaga-Veytia
Raymond
Astor
John J
Aubert
Maumann
J. Beattie
T. Birnbaum
Jacob
Sjornstrom
H. Blackwell
Stephen Wear
Bonnell
Lily
Borebank
J. J. Brady
John B. Brannes
E. Brew
Arthur Jackson
Bucknell
Maid
Butt
Archibald
Calderhead
Carlson
Frank
Candee
Carran
F. M
J. Caseber
J. Futrelle
Jacques
Guggenheim
Benjamin
Gee
Arthur
Goldberg
E. Ll. Goldenschmidt
George B
State Publicity Convention Called for Cheyenne May 14
Official call announces a Cheyenne convention on May 14 to promote Wyoming publicity. The Wyoming Publicity Association and the state board of immigration seek broader state cooperation to attract immigration and capital, with the annual meeting and election of officers to follow. County clubs and commercial groups are urged to appoint delegates.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Assembly
State Immigration Board
Wyowing Publicity Association
Wyomings
State Board of Immigration
Publicity Association
Commonwealth
The
Wyoming Publicity Association
Immigration Board
Wnch
Joseph M, Carrby
Carpathia Sends Distress Signal Across Atlantic
The Carpathia asked for help after sending a distress signal 250 miles east of Cape Cod. The message was received this afternoon at the North Truro lighthouse on Cape Cod, with the vessel reporting its position at noon.
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Carpathia
North Truro
Cape Cod
Millionaires Step Aside That Peasant Woman May Leave Ship
A Titanic disaster report notes that women and children were saved in lifeboats while most men stayed to help. It highlights the heroic acts of John Jacob Astor, Benjamin Guggenheim, and Archibald Butt as they made way for others, with survivors and a final message from the doomed crew.
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New York
Mra
J. W. Hannell
Youngstown
Ohio
The
Waldorf
Bonnell
George Wick
John Jacob Astor
Benjamin Guggenheim
William T. Stead
Archibald
W. Butt
Washington Roebling
Europe
Governor Welcomes Four Bishops to State Reception
A public reception for Bishop McGovern was held at the Elke Home last evening with hundreds of city leaders and church officials in attendance. Governor Carey and Mayor Breanahen spoke, recalling prior bishops and praising Wyoming church relations while noting the bishop’s arrival and ongoing ties to the state.
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Mpgovern
Bishop McGovern
Elke
Thos
A. Coverliff
Breanahen
Carey
Keane
Father Cummilsekey
Liramie
McCovern
Wyoming
Burke
Keefe Hall
Taft Appeals For Aid To Flood Sufferers
President Taft appeals to governors and state Red Cross boards to support flood relief in the lower Mississippi valley. He cites about twenty five thousand homeless and warns of health risks as camps operate and homes are ruined.
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Taft
Gov. Carey
Washington
Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne
Wye
Mississippi Valley
United States
Campa
Red Cross Board
William H. Taft
American Red Cros
Wyoming oil strike hailed as greatest in state history
The Lander Oil Company struck a vast reservoir at 400 feet in the Lander district, signaling Wyoming as a major oil producer. Credit is given to Mrs. L. C. Harnsberger for securing land on the Shoshone reservation and attracting California capital, with ongoing prospect work expanding the state’s oil potential.
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Wyoming
United States
Pennsylvania
Lander Oil Company
Lander Oil District
Union
L. C. Harnsberger
Harnsberger
Strange Man Seen Leaving Jenkins Home
Warren Jenkins is suspected in the death of his wife found crushed in her home Sunday night. Officials doubt the guilt of Jenkins is proven, noting possible alternative suspects and seeking evidence to convict only with substantial proof.
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Jenkins
Warren Jenkins
Jenking
Warren Jenking
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Chester
Eera
Nantucket
Sable Island
Dorothy Baird
Etonian
Phoenix Line
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Father
Isador Strauss
George B. Widener
Philadelphia
Maj
Archibald Butt
President Taft
Francis D. Miller
London
Mrs. Washinton Roebling
Gall
Cape Race
George
Huave
Lander
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