The Band That Played On (42 page)

Krins, Georges Alexander,   
♣
,   
♦
,   
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,
  
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arrival on
Titanic
,   
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body lost at sea,   
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family lives after loss,   
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memorial planned for,   
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travel to
Titanic
,   
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Krins, Georges Henri,   
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Krins, Louise,   
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Krins, Madeleine,   
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,   
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Krins, Marcel,   
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,   
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Krius, George,   
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.
See also

Krins, Georges Alexander

Kura
, ice damage,   
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Lancashire Sinfonietta,   
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,   
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Lancaster, Arthur,   
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,   
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Lancaster, Seth,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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Langonet, Alfred Charles,   
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Laroche, Juliette,   
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Lauder, Harry,   
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Laurel, Stan,   
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“Lead, Kindly Light,”   
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,   
♦

Leeder, Alice,   
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Leeds, Hartley family

move to,   
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Leeds Mercury
,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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Legal Insurance Company,   
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Leno, Dan,   
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Lever, William,   
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Leyton shipping,   
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life jackets,   
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lifeboats on
Titanic
,   
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,   
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,   
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call to,   
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music playing during

lowering,   
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passengers to
Carpathia

from,   
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Light
(journal of College of

Psychic Studies),   
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Lighttoller, Charles,   
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Lille,   
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Liszt, Franz, Second

Rhapsody,   
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“A Little Scherzo,”   
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Liverpool

Castle Street,   
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,
  
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passenger departures,   
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planning for
Titanic
music,   
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sea trade,   
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Titanic
registration in,   
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Liverpool Daily Post
,   
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Liverpool Daily Post and

Mercury
,   
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Liverpool Evening Express
,   
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Liverpool Philharmonic

Orchestra,   
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Liverpool Post
,   
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Liverpool Radium

Institute,   
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Lloyd’s Weekly Shipping

Index, first mention of

Titanic
disaster,
iv

Lockerbie, Nellie,   
♣

Lohengrin
,   
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London

Beecham Symphony

orchestra,   
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hotel orchestras,   
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New Symphony

orchestra,   
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Philharmonic Hall

orchestra,   
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,   
♦

Queen’s Hall

orchestra,   
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Ritz Hotel,   
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,   
♦

Royal Academy of

Music,   
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,   
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Royal Albert Hall,   
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,   
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Royal College of Music,

Woodward exams,   
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Royal Opera orchestra,   
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London Opera House

orchestra (London),   
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London Symphony Hall

orchestra (London),   
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Lord Cromer
, ice damage,   
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Lord, Walter,   
♣
,   
♦

The Night Lives On
,   
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,   
♦

Lorimer, Jock,   
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Lorimer, Maxwell,   
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“Love Divine, All Loves

Excelling,”   
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Lucania
, Hartley on,   
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Luigini, Alexandre,   
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Lusitania
,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥

competition for Blue

Riband,   
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first-class dining

saloon,   
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German U-boat sinking of,   
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Hartley on,   
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Machen, J. Gresham,   
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Mackay-Bennett
,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥

Madam Butterfly
,   
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“Madrid,”   
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Magdalen College, Oxford,

Chapel Choir,   
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Mahler, Gustav,   
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Majestic
(White Star liner),   
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,   
♦

Mansion House Fund,   
♣

“Marche Militaire,”   
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Marche Solennelle
,   
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Marconi, Guglielmo,   
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,   
♦

Marconi station, on Cape

Race, Newfoundland,   
♣

Marconi wireless

transmitter, importance

to rescue,   
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Maréchal, Pierre,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥

Martha, Lucy Noel

(Countess of Rothes),   
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Martin, Annie,   
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Mason, Lowell,   
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Massenet, Jules,   
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Masterpieces of Italian Violin

Making
(Rattray),   
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Mathers, Frederick F.,   
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,   
♦

Mauretania
,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥

competition for Blue

Riband,   
♣

Hartley’s final journey

on,   
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in WW
♣
,   
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“Mazurka,”   
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McCartney, Paul,   
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McElroy, Herbert,   
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,   
♦

McKinley, William,   
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McLeod, John,   
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Megantic
,   
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in WW
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,   
♦

memorials to band,   
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,   
♦
n
  
♥

plans,   
♣

Mendelssohn, Felix,   
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“O Rest in the Lord,”   
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La Mer
,   
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Meredith-Morris, William,

British Violin Makers
,   
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Mesaba
, ice field warning

from,   
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Messager, André,   
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Methodism,   
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Hartley and,   
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hymnals,   
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Milan Conservatoire,   
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Millet, Francis Davis,   
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,   
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miners’ strike,   
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Monaco,   
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Monte Carlo,   
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moods, music and,   
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Moody, Dwight,   
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Moody, Ellwand,   
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,   
♦
,   
♥
,   
♠

Moody-Manners

Company,   
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morality,   
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Moraweck, Ernest,   
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,   
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Moreau, Lucie,   
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Morgan, Charles,   
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Morgan, John Pierpont,   
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,   
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movies,   
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Mullard, Miss,   
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music

complacency from,   
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effect on passengers,   
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to prevent panic,   
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as profession,   
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psychological and

neurological effects,   
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role in   1900 British

society,   
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music concerts, fundraisers

for families,   
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music on ships,   
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Music School Settlement,

concert,   
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Music Trade Review
,   
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Musical Scotland
(Baptie),   
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musicians

belongings recovered,   
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debate over music

played during sinking,   
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duties of,   
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,
  
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families’ wait for

information,   
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forfeiture of lives,   
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insurance policy

covering,   
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Ismay’s cutting of ties

between White Star

and,   
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last actions by,   
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low profile on
Titanic
,   
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standard wage on ship,   
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on
Titanic
, as

passengers,   
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on
Titanic
, Black

brothers and,   
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wage reduction from

Blacks’ efforts,   
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Musicians Benevolent

Fund,   
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Naauwpoort,   
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National Sea Training

School,   
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Neagle, Anna,   
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“Nearer, My God to Thee,”   
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,   
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,   
♥
,   
♠
,   
†

evidence as final song,   
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as favorite of Hartley,   
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as favorite of Prince of

Wales,   
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at Hartley’s funeral,   
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,   
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lyrics,   
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sheet music,   
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various tunes,   
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.
see also
“Autumn”

New Symphony orchestra

(London),   
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New York
(American

steamer),   
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New York

Carpathia
decision to

go to,   
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Hartley and,   
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Olympic
arrival,   
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pier length,   
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New York Dock

Commission,   
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New York Dramatic

Mirror
,   
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New York Evening World
,   
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Extra edition,
  
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,   
♦

New York Times
,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
♠
,   
†

coverage of survivors’

arrival in NYC,   
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first news on
Titanic

trouble,   
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first-person account,   
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on
Olympic
,   
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use of Strand Hotel,   
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Niagara
, ice damage,   
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The Night Lives On
(Lord),   
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,   
♦

A Night to Remember
(movie),   
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,   
♦
,
  
♥
,   
♠
n
  
†

Noordam
, ice field warning from,   
♣

Norman, Robert Douglas,   
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,   
♦

Nye, Elizabeth,   
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,   
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“O Rest in the Lord” (Mendelssohn),   
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Oceana
, submerged wreck,   
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Oceanic
,   
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Oceanic Steam Navigation

Company,   
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Oceanic Steamship

Company, formation,   
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O’Day, Pat,   
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Offenbach, Jacques,   
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“Oh God Our Help in

Ages Past,”   
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,   
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“Oh, You Beautiful Doll,”   
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O’Laughlin, Dr.,   
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Oldham, William J.,
The

Ismay Line
,   
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Olympic
,   
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,
  
♦

maiden voyage,   
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,   
♦
,   
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order registered,   
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as troop ship,   
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White Star booklet

featuring,
  
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Olympic
-class liners,

decision to build,   
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Onslows (British

auctioneers),   
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Orchestral Association,   
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,   
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order for music after

collision,   
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Orrell, George,   
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Oruba
(steamship),   
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in WW I,   
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Oxenham, Thomas,   
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Oxford Dictionary of British

Biography
, Hartley in,   
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Oxford Times
,   
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Oxford University Music

Club,   
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Palais des Beaux Arts,   
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panic, music to prevent,   
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Paris,   
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in   1860s and   1870s,   
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Parish Church (Roby,

Lancashire),   
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Parsons, Paul,   
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,   
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,   
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passengers

cost of returning bodies

to England,   
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effect of music,   
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musicians as,   
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rescue based on class,   
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statistics on loss,   
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survivors,   
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n
  
♦

those not surviving,   
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Paterson, Cecil Compton,   
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Paterson, Compton,   
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Pearce, Albert,   
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Peckham, South East

London,   
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Peilgen, Edward,   
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