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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1912

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Titanic Wireless Report Confirms 1800 Lost In Sinking

New York April 15 wireless from the Olympic reports Titanic sank early this morning with about 1800 souls feared lost. It notes 675 saved, mostly women and children, and Carpathia on route to New York with survivors. total aboard listed as 2170 with crew and passengers included.

New York Oipic Carpathia Titanic Toto Liam Olympu New Yor Titamic Thiou Tadiotave Lott Big &K Newuliland Liverpool Olympic Atlantic Cape Race St. Johns Nova Scotia John Jacob Astor Jacob P Tohn Jacob Astor JD Thayer Jr Pennsylvania Railroad JD Thayer Thomas Potter Philadelphia George D Widencranfs Rogerson’ Bowich

Titanic Disaster Faithful Hope Ends in Tragic Sinking

Titanic sinks after iceberg collision leaving 1400 aboard with 675 survivors picked up by Carpathia. Wealthy passengers include Astor Guggenheim Straus Widener and Ismay among first class figures. Virginian and Parisian among near rescuers as relief efforts unfold.

Titanic survivors list partial now released at sea

Cape Race Newfoundland April 1 partial hat of first a8 passengers rescued from Titanic. Names include Mrs Abbott Miss Burns Mrs Casssero Miss Crossbee Mlle Crossei Mra Harris and many others. BostonApril 18 lists Carpathia survivors with Henry Hooper Flynn Carter Lellam Cartha and Miss June along with several Ryersons Philadelphia and Washington names.

J P Thayer Pennsylvania Redihoad Clarance Moore Mabel Swift E C Swift Chicago Charles M Hays Grand Trunk Pacific Grand Trunk Railway of Canada W. T Stead Jacques Futrelle Frederick M. Hoyt New York Washington Dodge San Francisco Henry Steeper Harper John Wesley Harper Harper Brothers Wiliam & Carter Philadelphia Newport Thomas Pears Pittsburgh T W Cavendigh England Henry Siegel Ashington Dedge Christopher Head London Lloyds Mra Robert St Louis Misa & W. Allen Theophile ‘Apie Papi Cape Race Newfoundland He Titanic Edward Appleton Robe Abbott G M. Burns Cassebero William Ciarae B Chibinace E G Crosseie Crossbee Migs Jean Hippach Henry B Harris Harns Alex Halverson Margaret Hays Bruce Ismay ED AM Reivora Titan Ieleas Carpathia and Mes Henry I Hooper J Flynn Alion Fortune Robert Douglas Hilda Slayter P Gmith Braham Misa Lucille Carter Jane Phyllis Bertha L . Harrie Héory Harris White Star Lime

Minn. Couple On Titanic Among Honeymoon Party

Mrs J P Snyder and Dr Walter B D Douglas of Minneapolis sailed for Europe on their honeymoon. They were aboard the Titanic when it sank, with Douglas a mill owner from Cedar Rapids connected to a large starch factory. The Snyder couple are prominent Minneapolis residents who left in January and were returning on the ship.

George D Widener P_ A B Widener Philadelphia Tsidor Straus New Yorks J Bruce Tamay Mercam the Marine Jamey J P Morgan International Mercantile Marine Washington Roebling Brooklsn Bridge John A Roebling Sepsy Company H Markland Mula Oanker Thornton Davidson James Baxter Q. Baxter H. J. Allison Allizon Montreal Maj Arthur Peaches Queen's Own Rifles Toronto Mra Mark *Fortune Mra Graham Winnipeg Davidson Montreal Stock Exchange Justice Davidson President Haye Grand Trunk Railway Haye Mias Hays Quigg “Baxter I Paul Chevre Hiasway Ggsada Mercier Allison Willam E. Carter Lucille Wiliam Reeas Bryn Mawr James Clinch Nww Stan Munneapols Vann Walter BD Douglas Minneapols Cedar Raunds Lown John Pillsburs Snyder Minneapolis Europe

Basten April Thomaz W. Wilson Offers Big Bets on Roosevelt Nomination

April Basten and Thomaz W. Wilson offer to bet 100000 dollars that Roosevelt will be nominated and another 100000 dollars that if nominated he will be elected. They propose stakes not less than 5000 dollars.

Dead May Over Washington Men In Mourning

Reports conflict over the Washington accident as Taft is said to be low in spirits. Families flood the capital with worry while dispatches differ about survivors. Saloon passengers may have been saved or women and children escaped. Relatives gather in silence as theaters halt.

Washington Mourns Titanic Loss of Four Prominent Figures

A Washington report confirms that Maj Archibald Butt Fr Arch Gracie Clarence Moore and Frank Miller perished on the Titanic, while rumors spread about others among first class survivors. The city awaits definitive word as officials and citizens reel from the disaster.

Dusty Warrs Frank D. Miller Archibald Rae Clarence Moore Col Archibald Gracie Clarence Moore Maj Archibald Butt Archibald Gracie Frank Miller Washington Syed

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