The Band That Played On (40 page)

Bricoux, Leon,   
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,   
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legal case against C.W. & F.N. Black,   
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questions on

unrecovered bodies,   
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Bricoux, Marie-Rose,   
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Bricoux, Marius,   
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Bricoux, Roger,   
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,   
♦
,
  
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,   
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arrival on
Titanic
,   
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birth,   
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body lost at sea,   
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Catholic education,   
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church connection,   
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communicating with

family,   
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death of brothers,   
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family lives after loss,   
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formal training,   
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Grand Central Hotel

contract,   
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last activities before

departure,   
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letters to family,   
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,   
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love of arts,   
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possible daughter,   
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,
  
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registration as deserter

after death,   
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relief funds received,   
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salary statement for,
  
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Bride, Harold,   
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,   
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,   
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account of ship’s band

playing,   
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interview,   
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Bridlington Municipal

Orchestra,   
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Hartley in,
  
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Brighton Advertiser
,   
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,   
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,   
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Britain

employment of

Austrian and German

conductors,   
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industrialized areas,   
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British Antarctic

Expedition ship,   
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British Board of Trade,   
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British Violin Makers

(Meredith-Morris),   
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Brittanic
,   
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n
  
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Broken Hill, New South

Wales, Australia,

memorial to band,   
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Brooklyn Eagle
,   
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,   
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Brown, Caroline,   
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,   
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Bryan, William Jennings,   
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Bureau of Corporations,   
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Burnley Youth Orchestra,   
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Burns, Robert, “Flow

Gently, Sweet Afton,”   
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Buss, Kate,   
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,   
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,   
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Butt, Archibald,   
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,   
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,   
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Buttle, Clifford,   
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visitation,   
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Café Jean,   
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Café Parisien,   
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,   
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,   
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Caledonia
,   
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Caledonian Railway

Company,   
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California
,   
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,   
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Californian
, ice field

warning from,   
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Candee, Helen Churchill,   
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,   
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Cape Race,

Newfoundland, Marconi

station on,   
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Cape Town,   
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“Caprice,”   
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Carla Rosa Opera

Company,   
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Carmania
,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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Hume on,   
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ice reports,   
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in WW
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,   
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Caronia
,   
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,   
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ice field warning from,   
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Woodward transfer to,   
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Carpathia
(British steamer),   
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,   
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arrival in NYC,   
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bandmaster,   
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Brailey on,   
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decision to go to NY,   
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first message of
Titanic

disaster,   
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media blackout,   
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in New York,   
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release of empty
Titanic

lifeboats,   
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reporter on,   
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survivors of
Titanic

picked up,   
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U-boat sinking of,   
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Carr, John,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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Carroll, Yvonne,
A Hymn

for Eternity
,   
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Carruthers, Mr.,   
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Casino de Monte Carlo,   
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Cathedral of St. John the

Divine (NY),   
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“Cavatina,”   
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Cavendish, Spencer

Compton,   
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Cavendish, Victor,   
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Cedric
,   
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Celtic
(White Star liner),   
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,   
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,   
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Chambers’ Journal
,   
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Chapin, Charles,   
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Chaplin, Charlie,   
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,   
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Chaplin, Sydney,   
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Charles William

Black Trust Student

Fellowship,   
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“Charlie’s navy,”   
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Chatsworth House

(Derbyshire),   
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Chesterton, G.K.,   
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Children’s Convalescent

Home,   
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Christian Science Monitor
,   
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Christianity

opposition to

spiritualism,   
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values,   
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Worthington on

Hartley and,   
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Church of England,   
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,   
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Wesley and,   
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Church of the Ascension

(NY),   
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church service, on
Titanic
,   
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Clapham, South West

London,   
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Clark, Captain,   
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Clark, F.,   
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.
See also

Clarke, John Frederick

Preston

Clarke, Ada,   
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,   
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,   
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Clarke, Edward Fulcher,   
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Clarke, Elizabeth,   
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Clarke, Ellen Preston,   
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,   
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relief funds received,   
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Clarke, John Frederick

Preston,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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arrival on
Titanic
,   
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body recovered,   
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burial,   
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church connection,   
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estate value,   
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family lives after loss,   
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on going down with the ship,   
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Clarke, John Frederick
(continued)

identification of

recovered body,   
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Clarke, John Robert,   
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,   
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Clarke, Mary Ann,   
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Clarke, Robert,   
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Clegg, Edith,   
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
,   
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Clouston, Thomas,   
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coal, three-week wait after

miners’ strike,   
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la Coeur Immacule de

Marie (Taggia),   
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coffeehouses,   
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College of Psychic Studies,

Light
(journal),   
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Collier’s Weekly
,   
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Collinson’s Café,
  
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,   
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Collyer, Charlotte,   
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Colne, Lancashire,   
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Hartley and,   
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impact of Hartley

funeral,   
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Methodist chapel in,   
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Colne Orchestral Society,   
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Columbia
,   
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Hume on,   
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ice damage,   
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Commercial Cable

Company, contract for

collecting bodies from

Atlantic,   
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Congregational Chapel at

Waterloo Place,   
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Congreve, William,   
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Conrad, Joseph, opinion of

Titanic
disaster,   
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Conservatoire de Paris,   
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Conservatoire Royal

de Musique (Liege),   
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conservatories, Bricoux

training at,   
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Constant Spring Hotel

(Jamaica),   
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,   
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Black brothers as

musical agents,   
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Hume at,   
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orchestra,   
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Cork Examiner
,   
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Corkhill, Percy,   
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Cosne-sur-Loire,   
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Costin, Johnann Law

Hume (Jacqueline,

Jackie),   
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,   
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death,   
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Costin, Mary,   
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,   
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,   
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Cottam, Harold,   
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cotton,   
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Cousins, James,   
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Cousins, Margaret,   
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Crane & Sons Ltd.,   
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Craven Bank, W. Hartley

work at,   
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,
  
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Crawford, Alexander

“Sandy,”   
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Crawford, Alistair,   
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Crawford, Margaret,   
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crew lists, musicians on,   
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Crocker, Laura,   
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Cross, Louis,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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Crossley, Ada,   
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Cunard Pier (NYC),   
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Cunard, Samuel,   
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Cunard shipping,   
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,   
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British subsidy,   
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Curlette, Cissie,   
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C.W. & F.N. Black,

  
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.
See also
Black

brothers

Czolgosz, Leon,   
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Daily Express
,   
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,   
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Daily Gleaner
(Kingston),   
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,   
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Daily Mirror
(London),   
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,
  
♦
,   
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,   
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,   
†
,   
‡

“Thought for the Day,”   
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Daily Sketch
,   
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,   
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Daily Telegraph
,   
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on
Titanic
near-collision,
  
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Titanic
Relief Fund,   
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Daniels, Charles William,   
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“Danse Rustique,”   
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David Vernon Violins of

Manchester,   
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Davis, Clara Alice,   
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Davis, Minnie,   
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Davis, Ralph,   
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Dawpool,   
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Dazelline
,   
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“The Dead March,”   
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Debrett’s People of Today
,   
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Debussy, Claude,   
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,   
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“deck band,”   
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Delius, Frederick,   
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Derbyshire, Chatsworth

House,   
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Despard, Mrs.,   
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Les Deux Pigeons
,   
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Devonshire, 8th Duke.
See also
Duke of Devonshire’s
Band

death,   
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Devonshire Parks & Baths

Company,   
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Dewsbury,   
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Dewsbury District News
,   
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Dillon, Thomas Patrick

“Paddy,”   
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Disraeli, Benjamin,   
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Dock Park, Dumfries,   
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Dodge, Washington,   
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Dominion shipping,   
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Douglas, Mahala,   
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Dow, Captain,   
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Dowson, Henry Martin,   
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D’Oyly Carte Opera

Company,   
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Drakeford, Ernest,   
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,   
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,   
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Duff-Gordon, Lucille,   
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Duke of Devonshire’s

Band,
  
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,   
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disbanded,   
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Dumfries, Scotland,   
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,   
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Dock Park,   
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former Costin home,
  
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Nith Place,
  
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St. Michael Street

School,
  
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Theatre Royal,
  
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Dumfries Standard
,   
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,   
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Dunera
,   
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Duologues and Scenes from the Novels of Jane Austen
,   
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Dustow, George,   
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Dustow, Madeleine,   
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Dvorak, Antonin,
New

World Symphony
,   
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East Lancashire Youth

Orchestra,   
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Eastbourne,   
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Devonshire Park

Theatre,
  
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Grand Hotel,
  
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,
  
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,   
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Winter Garden,
  
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,   
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Woodward memorial,   
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,
  
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Eastbourne and Sussex

Society
,   
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Eastbourne and Sussex

Society and Fashionable

Visitor’s List
,   
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