Titanic Disaster Narrative From Carpathia Awakens Grief
After the Titanic wreck, the Carpathia docked in New York with 745 survivors. Survivors recounted calm officers and heroic acts by men, notably Captain Smith, and musicians who played as the ship sank. The tragedy claimed 1,595 souls after the collision with an iceberg.
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Titanic Sinking Told With Dramatic Survivor Recollections
Reports from New York describe the Titanic disaster as survivors reach harbor aboard the Carpathia. Col. Archibald Gracie recounts rescue efforts and the ship’s final hours including Ismay and Astor actions, with women spared when possible and no panic aboard.
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Graphic story of the sinking
New York on April 19 reports survivor E. Z. Taylor of Philadelphia leapt into the sea just after the ship began to sink. He escaped with others, and authorities continued to search for additional survivors and investigate the disaster’s causes.
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Backwater Near McGehee Holds Steady in Flood Fight
McGehee Arkansas reports no change in the flood scene as backwater within a quarter mile of town rises about one inch. No refugees have been brought to McGehee today.
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Flood situation unchanged save levee break at Angola
The flood scene remains largely the same with a levee breach at Angola Louisiana inundating about 6000 acres. Food clothing and relief are urgently needed for 30000 flood sufferers across Southern Arkansas Eastern Louisiana and Northwestern Mississippi. Supplies arrive from Memphis and New Orleans as fears grow for towns along the delta.
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Great Flood Rising Hourly
Flood levels continue to rise hourly as waters advance, threatening homes and roads. Officials urge evacuations in affected areas while monitoring rainfall and river gauges for further action. Local shelters report increased demand from residents seeking temporary refuge.
Government Rations From Vicksburg Reach Tallulah
Flood waters engulf Tallulah Mississippi raises to weeks without train service. A river mail service by boat and gasoline launches operates as Tallulah residents receive government rations from Vicksburg to feed hundreds of homeless and hungry Black residents amid the Yazoo Delta crisis.
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Rescue and aftermath as Titanic survivors reach shore
Passengers departed the Carpathia by 10:20 as crowds lingered at the piers. Women led the first cabin- class descent while families and nurses supported the injured. Reports of suicides by Captain Smith and others were denied. Titanic officers were held aboard the Lapland for the night under Senate inquiry orders.
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Crowded Cunard Docks Receive Carpathia Survivors
The Carpathia arrived to a vast crowd at the Cunard docks with rain adding a funeral air. Survivors were landed amid hushed awe as groups departed from the ship. docking began shortly after 9 o clock.
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Pitcher Trip Breitenstein Turns to Umpiring in Southern League
Former St. Louis Cincinnati star Pitcher Trip Breitenstein, once tied to a ten thousand dollar beauty, has switched roles and is now umpiring in the Southern League.
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Refugees in Delhi face rising floods and relief efforts
The Delhi area battles increasing water from near Arkaan sas City with Rayville expected to flood by Friday. Lowlands along Bayou Macon are underwater as government rations arrive and about 125 displaced Black families and stock are moved in, with 40 more families to follow.
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Tallulah Struggles With Flood Food and Water Shortages
In Tallulah Louisiana April 17 fifty to sixty white residents remain as floodwaters rise five to six inches in twelve hours. Stores flood leaving two groceries as only food sources with dwindling stocks. Residents fear hunger if relief does not arrive within days as cisterns flood and water must be carried by skiff from high ground.
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