The Band That Played On (43 page)

Petherick, Horace,
The

Repairing and Restoration of Violins
,   
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Philharmonic Hall

(Liverpool),   
♣

Philharmonic Hall orchestra

(London),   
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,   
♦

Phillips, Jack,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
♠
,   
†

Phillips, Owen,   
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Pier Pavilion orchestra

(Southport, Lancashire),   
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Pirrie, Lord,   
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Pirrie, William James,   
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“Pleasant Memories,”   
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Pleasureland Amusement

Park,   
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Popper, David,   
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Port Royal
,   
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,   
♦

Port Sunlight,   
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Primitive Methodist

Hymnal
,   
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“Propior Deo,”   
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Psychic News
,   
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psychics, Ronald Brailey’s

position among,   
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psychometrics,   
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Pulitzer, Ralph,   
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,   
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Pulsford, E.J.,   
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Queen’s Hall orchestra

(London),   
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radio communications,   
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Raff, Joachim,   
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ragtime,   
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Rattray, David,

Masterpieces of Italian

Violin Making
,   
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Ravel, Maurice,   
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Read, Bill,   
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Reading Associations,   
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recording industry,   
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“Red Diamond”

Stradivarius,   
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Red Star shipping,   
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Redwood Publishing,   
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Refuge Assurance

Company,   
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,   
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Regneas, Joseph,   
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Regneas, Sara,   
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The Repairing and

Restoration of Violins

(Petherick),   
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reports, on
Titanic

shipbuilding,   
♣

resorts, orchestral music

role in marketing,   
♣

responsibility for
Titanic

loss,   
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Riley, Pickles,   
♣
,
  
♦

Ritz Hotel (London),   
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,   
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Robertson, Dr.,   
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Robinson, Benjamin,   
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Robinson, Margaret,   
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Robinson, Maria,   
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engagement to

Hartley,   
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Robinson, Thomas,   
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Rostron, Arthur (
Carpathia
captain),   
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attempts of deception of

arrival,   
♣

decision to meet

Titanic
,   
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Royal Academy of Music

(London),   
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,   
♦

Royal Albert Hall

(London),   
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,   
♦

Royal Bioscope,   
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Royal College of Music

(London), Woodward

exams,   
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Royal Lancashire Fusiliers,   
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Brailey departure from,   
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Royal Mail shipping line,   
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Royal Mail Steam Packet

Company,   
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Royal Manchester College

of Music,   
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,   
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Royal Military School of

Music,   
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Royal Opera orchestra

(London),   
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Royal Viennese Band,   
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Rugg, Emily,   
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Rye Lane Baptist Chapel

(Peckham, South East

London),   
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Saalfeld, Adolph,   
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safety, vs. luxury,   
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St. Antholin church

(Peckham),   
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,   
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St. Bridget, Parish church

of West Kirby,   
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St. Clair, F.V.,   
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St. Ives (villa),   
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
,   
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,   
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St. Mark’s Church

(Dewsbury),   
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,
  
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Sainton, Prosper,   
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Saison de Spa
,   
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“saloon orchestra,”   
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Salvador, consular office,   
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Salvation Army,   
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Sammis, Frederick,   
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,   
♦

San Francisco Bulletin
,   
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Sandy Hook, New Jersey,   
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Sankey, Ira,   
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Saul
(Handel),   
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Savage Club,   
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“Saviour Breathe an

Evening Blessing,”   
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Saxonia
,   
♣

“Scenes Napolitaines,”   
♣

Schubert, Franz,   
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Schumann, Paul,   
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Schwabe, Gustavus,   
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Scott, Robert Falcon,   
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“The Scottish Emigrant’s

Farewell,”   
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séances,   
♣
,   
♦

second-class passengers,

musicians as,   
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self-reliance,   
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self-sacrifice,   
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selflessness,   
♣

Sellers, Thomas,   
♣

sermons, on
Titanic

musicians,   
♣

Shaw, George Bernard,

opinion of
Titanic

disaster,   
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Shaw, Richard Norman,   
♣

sheet music,   
♣

found with violin,   
♣

sale of,   
♣

Sherman Antitrust Act of   1890,   
♦

“The Ship That Will Never

Return,”   
♣

lyrics,   
♣
n
  
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Shipbuilder
magazine,   
♣

shipping lines

Blacks as exclusive

music agents,   
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professional bands for,   
♣

ships, music on,   
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shipwreck, possibility of,   
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Slater, Hilda,   
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,   
♦

Smith, Captain,   
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,   
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,   
♥
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♠
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†

responsibility,   
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Smith, Edward,   
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,   
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Smith, James Clinch,   
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,   
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Smith, William A.,   
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“Songe d’Automne,”   
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South Africa, Brailey’s

battalion sent to,   
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South Pole,   
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Southampton

dock,
  
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dredging of channel,   
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Titanic
departure,   
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,   
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as White Star

departure,   
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Southport Guardian
,   
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Spa, Belgium,   
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,   
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memorial plans in,   
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Speers, Jim,   
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spiritualism,   
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Squire, William Henry,   
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Stap, Henry,   
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Stap, Sarah,   
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,   
♦

“Star Spangled Banner,”   
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Stead, W. T.,   
♣
,   
♦
,   
♥

Hymns That Have

Helped Me
,   
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Steamboat Inspection

Service,   
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Steinhilber, Teresa,   
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,
  
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,   
♥
,   
♠

Stenson, Patrick,   
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Stent, Frederick,   
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,   
♦

Stevens, George,   
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Stires, Ernest,   
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stoker, theft of life jacket,   
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Strachan, James,   
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,   
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Strad
magazine,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥

Stradivarius, “Red

Diamond,”   
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Strand Hotel,
New York

Times
use of,   
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Strathclyde, Lord,   
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Straus, Ida,   
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Straus, Isidor,   
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suction theory of
Hawke/

Olympic
collision cause,   
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suffragettes,   
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Sullivan, Arthur,   
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,   
♦

survivors of
Titanic
, arrival

in NYC,   
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Taft, William Howard,   
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,   
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Taggia, la Coeur Immacule

de Marie,   
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The Tales of Hoffman
,   
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The Tapestry Book

(Candee),   
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Tas, Pieter,   
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Taylor, Clara,   
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,   
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need for compensation,   
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relief funds received,   
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Taylor, Emily,   
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,   
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Taylor, Frederick,   
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Taylor, George,   
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Taylor, Herbert,   
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.

See also
Taylor, Percy

Cornelius

Taylor, Martin,   
♣
,   
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Taylor, Percy Cornelius,   
♣
,   
♦

arrival on
Titanic
,   
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body lost at sea,   
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church connection,   
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estate value,   
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family lives after loss,   
♣

and music after

collision,   
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travel to
Titanic
,   
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teahouses,   
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Terbit, Jon Law Hume,   
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Terbit, Thomas,   
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Thayer, Jack,   
♣
,   
♦

Theatre Royal,   
♣

Theosophical Society,   
♣
n
  
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Thomas, Judge, court

decision on insurance for

musicians,   
♣

Thomson dock,   
♣

Times
, list of latest

shipwrecks,   
♣

Tipperary, Ireland,   
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tips, band income from,   
♣
,   
♦

Titanic
,
  
♣

Bride’s account of ship’s

band playing,   
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bulkhead compartment

flooding,   
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cargo,   
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change in date of

maiden voyage,   
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church service on,   
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departure from

Southampton,   
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,   
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description of sinking,   
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design,   
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development of

legend,   
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E Deck recognition of

danger,   
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early reports on,   
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expectations for

musicians,   
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flooding,   
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Hartley as bandleader,   
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Hurd’s story about

band,   
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iceberg collision,   
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impact of
Hawke/

Olympic
collision,   
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launching,   
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machinery crashing,   
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music planning for,   
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musicians’ low profile,   
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musicians’ uniforms,   
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order registered,   
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passengers on,   
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,   
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passengers opinions of

orchestra,   
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passengers transfer to,   
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reasons for sinking,   
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responsibility for loss,   
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sea trials,   
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,   
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skeleton crew,   
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stop in Cherbourg,

France,   
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White Star booklet

featuring,
  
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Titanic
(movie),   
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,
  
♦
,   
♥
n
  
♠

Titanic
memorial

postcards,
  
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Titanic
Relief Fund,   
♣
,   
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A. Hume vs. Mary

Costin,   
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distribution,   
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The Titanic Tragedy: God

Speaks to the Nations

(White),   
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Trafalgar Dock,

rebuildng,   
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transatlantic crossing,

speed,   
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Trianon Lyrique (Paris),   
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Trocadero Orchestra (New

York),   
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Unitarians,   
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United Press Agency,   
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U. S. Senate Investigation

Committee,   
♣
,   
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Vallance, Fred,   
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Van Anda, Carr,   
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,   
♦

Van Dyke, Henry,   
♣

Vasco Akeroyd Symphony

Orchestra,   
♣
,   
♦

Vaughan, Edmund,   
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Vaughn, Robert,   
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La Veuve Joyeuse
,   
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Victoria, Queen of

England,   
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funeral procession,   
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