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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1912

Page

10

Lords Probe Delays War Inquiry on Titania Master Fort Starhope

Lords Question Washington senate inquiry on the Titan incident and the role of mercantile marine in war risk. Lord Stanhope argues evidence at Washington is more reliable than later sensational claims and urges careful handling to avoid international friction.

Lord Stanhope America Mercantile Marine House of Lords Washington Dimaster Fort Starhope Mercant Marine Mtanle Vilene Ar Stanhope Mor Bay

Marconi Testimony On Wireless Operators And Titanic Reports

In a hearing, Marconi denies ordering reports or suppressing details of the Titanic disaster. He explains operators could receive money for stories, cites past Republic case, and notes British law penalizes unauthorised disclosures. He confirms no directives to sell but acknowledges allowed payments.

Marconi Carpathia New York Titanie Opera Tor of the Carpathia Sammia Strand Hotel Smith Sammit Britiah Company Republic Binns Senator Smith Maroon S& Chester United States theChester Chester Jack Binns

INVENTOR OF WIRELESS ON WITNESS STAND AT TAYLOR HEARINGS

Witness described Marconi controls over Titanic and Carpathia communications, press access limits, and arrangements to secure news. Cottam testified on distress messages, coordination with other ships, and rivalries among operators while detailing lifeboat actions and the voyage’s radio duties.

Congress weighs ships and speed regulation in Senate talks

The Senate debates bills to regulate ship equipment and train schedules sparked by the Titanic disaster. Senators push for two wireless operators per vessel and tighter speed limits to protect travelers, while the State Department backs safeguarding passengers at sea as Germany proposes an international conference.

Nelson Minnesota Hitchcock Nebraska Shively Kern Indiana H. H. Miller Miller Qme Redhoad Congress State Department Ita Germany

Two Butts in Crew Taft to Aid Identification

Boston April reports: Maj Archibald Butt and Lt. William Butt among Titanic victims identified by Mackay Bennett. Taft telegram directs Maj Blanton Winship to Halifax to inspect bodies. officials seek Maj Butt amid 206 recovered, 43 identified.

Hornell Ni William Robert Butt Mackay- Bennett Boston Taft Secretary of War Washington Mmm Diapateh Blanton Winship Halifax Nova Scotia Mackay-Bennett Archibald W Butt Stimson Maj. Winship Maj Butt Lehn Palmer New York White Star Line Itt Butt

Col Archibald Gracie Returns Home From Titanic Wreck

Col Archibald Gracie arrived in Washington with Mrs Gracie and their daughter Miss Edith Gracie after being rescued from the Titanic wreck. Friends visited at 1527 Sixteenth Street Northwest to congratulate him on his escape as he prepared to testify before a Senate investigating committee. Also noted are survivors Mrs William Beard Silvey of Duluth and her mother-in-law, and William Beard Silvey Jr who went down with the ship.

Louis Hietn Cleveland Ohio Smith Committee On Commerce Newlands P A . Franklin White Star Line Bruce Ismay International Mercantile Marine Senator Burton Capt Smith Capt. Smith Alfred Oliver Burton Pest Pitman Burton Waa Edward John Buley Lightpiler Boxall Buley Lowe Merchant Service J Bruce Ismay John Hardy William Ward Joseph Widgery Senator Smith Senate Senate Committee Archibald Gracie Washington Mra Gracie Edith Gracie Sixteenth Street William Beard Silvey Duluth Minn William B . Slvey Wilmington

Windowed Bride's Tribute Plans Titanic Memorial Service

Mrs L P Smith widow of Lucien Smith who perished on the Titanic plans a memorial service at the First Christian Church Huntington West Virginia in April. If Lucien's body is found a costly mausoleum will be erected for his remains.

L. P. Smith Huntington W Va Mary Eloise Smith Congressman Hughes First Christian Church Lucien Smith

British Bark Erne Sunk in Furious Gale

The British sailing vessel Gael reports witnessing the sinking of the bark Erne after leaving New York. All crew perished, including Captain Fickett and his wife. Gael could not assist due to the gale. three of its sailors were washed overboard and died.

Buenos Aires Gael New York Fickett

Licensed to Marry in Richmond Amid Curious Pairings

A fragmented wedding notice lists multiple unions with clerical names and ages, referencing Robert Brenton Tavin and bia Virginie Outter, the Rev P J Q Connor and Eva Ho Gilbert of Richmond, and several other couples. The garbled text names judges and ministers, including Judge C B Bundy and Rev Samuel H Woodrow, with scattered ages and locations, all tied to marriages in a Richmond area context.

Robert Brenton Tavin Bia Virginie Outter P J Q Connor Alfred Comth Eva Ho Glibert Richmond MM Gray Tanler Holle M Whatley Judge C_B Bundy Johs H ‘Prince Agges C Strout Samuel H Woodrow Citlon L Adams Isabella Lynde John van Bchalck Jr Baward Sanderson Ford Richmenda W van Foren

Titanicl ship's masts sighted by Mount Temple survivors

Dr Quitg ra u testifies before Senate inquiry in Toronto on April 2 about aboard the Mount Temple near the Titanic disaster. He recalls hearing the Titanic struck and distress signals, noting Carpathia sighting and no wreckage. Witnesses describe Captain Moore altering course for ice fields and claim to have seen the Titanic’s masts.

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