Names From the Saved List of Survivors
A long list of survivors names is given as the saved list from a ship sinking. It includes numerous individuals with titles and spouses, all noted as not appearing on the original sailing roster. The passage also notes names not on the sailing list and suggests many who joined at Cherbourg.
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Ette Panhart
Rosef Pensky
Lillian Pentham
Arthur Puechen
Thomas Potter, Jr
Appie Ranelt
Maram
George Rheims
Edwards Robert
C. Rolmano
Edith Rosenbaim
Martin Rothechild
J. N. Roberson
Arthur Ryerson
Philadelphia
Suzette Ryerson
Emily B. Ryerson
Eliza Rogers
Selina Rogers
Countess of
Rothes
Adolphe Saalfield
Abraham Salanan
Paul Schubert
Emma Se Gesser
Augusta Serepeca
Frederick Seward
Robert Douglas Shadell
D. Shutter
K. Schultes
William D. Silvey
Lynly Silvana
Lallie Silven
Col
Alfonso Simonius
Max Sitehelin
J. Stuart
Mary Wick
George D. Widener
Rich N. Williams
N. W. Williams, Jr
Constance Willard
Hugh Woolner
Marie Young
Cherbourg
Probe into disaster asks lifeboat count for Titanic
April 17 report from Supervising Inspector Abler details lifeboats and life rafts on the Titanic and notes potential US and English regulatory gaps. The White Star Line works to verify equipment as inquiries weigh whether boats sufficed for all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Line
Washington
Abler
Government Steamboat Inspection Service
Federal Steamship Inspection Service
London
England
Buit
New York
Bureau of Inspection of Steam
Grant Funeral Plans Delayed
The Grant family has not made public funeral arrangements for Gen. Frederick Dent Grant. At Governor's Island it is said that until Mrs. Grant and her son decide their wishes, the government will not finalize military service details.
Talks of the Wreck Premier Expresses Deep Sympathy
In London on April 17 Premier Asquith expressed Britain's sympathy over the Titanic disaster. He said the nation must brace itself for a terrible event and praised the sea traditions, sacrifices for safety, and the heartfelt sorrow of those bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Asquith
House of Commons
Great Britain
White Stan Company
House
Titanic Builder Thomas Andrews Aboard Ship in Belfast
Thomas Andrews Jr a director of Harland and Wolff was among Titanic passengers in Belfast on April 17. He was accompanied by several mechanics who were observing the shipyard’s latest product in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Thomas Andrews, Jr
Harland & Wolff
Taft Backed by Delaware Gop Delegation
Dover Delaware April 17 The Republican state convention elected six delegates to the national convention United States Senators Henry A Du Pont and Harry A Richardson Governor Simeon S Pennewill Edmund Mitchell Dr George W Marshall and Ruby Vail The delegation favored Taft whose administration was endorsed by the convention Senator Du Pont was also endorsed
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Dover
Del
United States
Henry A. du Pont
Harry A. Richardson
Simeon S. Pennewill
Edmund Mitchell
George W. Marshall
Ruby Vail
Taft
du Pont
Monitor White Liniment Gains Aid in One-Third Time
Monitor White Liniment reduces inflammation and soreness wherever found in about one-third the time required by usual treatment. It is promoted as a general household remedy by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Honeymooners on Lost Ship Titanic Victims Linked to Industry
Minneapolis man Walter D. Douglas a multimillionaire and starch factory owner at Cedar Rapids with his brother sailed on the Titanic. His wife accompanied him and Mr and Mrs John Pillsbury Snyder of Minneapolis also aboard on their January honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Walter D. Douglas
Cedar Rapids
John Pillsbury Snyder
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Frank L. Wilson & CO
Graham Opera House
H. P. Larson
Davenport
Catherine Benkert
The
Schmidt Gobbie
Miss Helen Gobbie
Robert Neilson McDonald
Iowa Gas & Electric CO
U. S
William Angle
Hanna Abelson Adam
Balls
Kate Biss
Edward Beane
Ethel Beane
Dagmar Hkeighl
Karolina Bystrom
Charlotte Collyer
Marorie Collyer
Alice Christy
Julia Christy
Ada Maria Clark
Cameron
Stuart Collett
Albert F. Caldwell
Sylvia Caldwell
Ethel Carsile
Lulu Drew
Agnes Davis
John M. Davis
Florentine Duran
Mary Davis
Ada Doling
Elsie Loling
Lizzie Farnthrop
Mary D. Hewlett
George Harris
Jane Herman
Kate Herman
Aliee Herman
Annie Hold
Esther Hart
Nina Harper
Anna Hgmalainer and Son
Elizabeth Hocking
Nellie Hocking
Eva Hart
Amy Jacobsohn
Nora Kane
Fannie Kelly
Louise Larecche
Jessie W. Leith
Lamore
Alice Louch
Bertha Lehman
Elizabeth Mellinger
J. A. Manet
Andrero Malot
Clyb
Elizabeth Nye
Alice Philips
Emilio Pailas
Julian Padre
L Parish
Emilio Portaluppi
Jane O. Quick
Winier Quick
Phyllis
Lillie Rebouf
Lucy Ridsdale
Emily Rugg
Emile Richard
Maude Sincock
Marion Smith
Edna S. Trout
Matilda Weisz
Susan Webber
Marion Wright
Bessie Watt
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Detroit
Cleveland
Louwis
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
American Assoctation
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Clevelan
Detroit Desk
St Hau
Mead
Sinston
York
American Association
l_emmon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Luse Land & Development Co. Limited
Delaware
Republican State Convention
Raymond - Whitcomb
Europe
Russia
Greece
Alps
the & Hine
Capitals
America
Raymond & Whitcomb Co
Washington Street
227 Avenue
Merital
Lemon's
Big Horn Basin
Powell, Wyo
Powell
Wyoming
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington
Omaha
Nebraska
Farnam Street
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