The Band That Played On (41 page)

Edison Bell Recording

Company,   
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Eiffel, Gustave,   
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Elder, Dempster & Co.,   
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Eldred, Charles,   
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Elgar, Edward,   
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,   
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,   
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Elliot, E.J.,   
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Ellis Island,   
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emergency, expectations for

musicians in,   
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emigration to America,

appeal of,   
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Englehardt collapsible

boats, on
Titanic
,   
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English Channel, first

person flight across,   
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“Entry of the Gladiators”,   
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Evans, J. C.,   
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Evans-Jones, Jonathan,
  
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Evening Standard

(London),   
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“Everybody’s Doing It

Now,”   
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Ewing, Dr.,   
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eyewitnesses, reporters

and,   
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Faust
,   
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Felgate, Albert,   
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,   
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Ferrier, Gabriel,   
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Fields, W. C.,   
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Filippi, Filippo,   
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Filippi, Rosina,   
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Filippi, Vaneri,   
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Finck, Herman,   
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Fingal’s Cave
,   
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Fisher, Admiral Lord,   
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Fleet Street papers,   
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“Flow Gently, Sweet

Afton” (Burns),   
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F.N. Black & Co.,

Musical Instrument

Manufacturers and

Importers,   
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Foulds, Elizabeth,   
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Fowler, Gus,   
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Francatelli, Laura,   
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,   
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Frederick Nixon Black

Scholarship,   
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Free Trade Hall

(Manchester),   
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Freshfield aerodrome,   
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Friendly Sick Societies,   
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Fucik, Julius,   
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Futrelle, Jacques,   
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Futrelle, Lily May,   
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Garnier, Charles,   
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Gaunt, John,   
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Geary, Miriam,   
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Geddes, James,   
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George Street Wesleyan

School, Colne,   
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,
  
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German press, and British

decadence,   
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Germania
,   
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Gibson, Dorothy,   
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Gigantic
,   
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Gleneagles Hotel,   
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Glenshaw Mansions

(Brixton),   
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“Glorious Things of Thee

Are Spoken,”   
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“God of Mercy and

Compassion” (Vaughn),   
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Godfrey, Dan,   
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Gore’s Liverpool Directory
,
  
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Gounod, Charles,   
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Gracie, Archibald,   
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,   
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Graham, Thomas,   
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Grand Central Hotel

(Leeds),   
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Bricoux contract,   
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la Grande Symphonie

(Spa),   
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,   
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Grant, Percy Strickney,   
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Green, Enos,   
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,   
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Greer, Bishop,   
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Grimaldi family,   
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Guggenheim, Benjamin,   
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,   
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“Guide Me, O Thou Great

Jehovah,”   
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Guiraud, Ernest,   
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Hackney, East London,   
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“Hail, Thou Once-

Despised Jesus,”   
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Halle, Charles,   
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Halle Orchestra,   
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Halle Orchestra Pension

Fund,   
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Hamilton, Frederick, on

recovery of bodies,   
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Handel, George Frideric,

Saul
,   
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Hanson, Mabel,
  
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Hanson, Percy,
  
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Mabel Brailey wedding to,
  
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Harland, Edward,   
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Harland & Wolff,   
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Harris, Henry B.,   
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Harrogate, Municipal

Orchestra,   
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Hartley, Albion,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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relief funds received,   
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Hartley, Conrad Robert,   
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Hartley, Elizabeth,   
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,   
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,   
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Hartley, Henry,   
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Hartley, Hilda,   
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Hartley, Mary,   
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,   
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,   
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Hartley, Mary Ellen,   
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Hartley, Ughtred Harold,   
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Hartley, Wallace,   
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,   
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,
  
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,   
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,
  
†
,   
‡

arrival on
Titanic
,   
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as bandleader,   
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belongings recovered,   
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birth,   
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birthplace in Colne,
  
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body identified,   
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body recovered,   
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in Bridlington

Municipal Orchestra,
  
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burial,   
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church connection,   
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decision to go to sea,   
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description,   
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description of character,   
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engagement to Maria,   
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estate value,   
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faith, and decision to

play,   
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family background,   
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family informed of

death,   
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family lives after loss,   
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fiancée,   
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as focal point of

national grief,   
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funeral procession to

cemetery,   
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funeral service,   
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impact on band,   
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Lancaster violin to

honor,   
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last activities before

departure,   
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last letter home,   
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on
Mauretania
,   
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,   
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memorial in Colne,

Lancashire,
  
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,   
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music education,   
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and “Nearer, My God

to Thee,”   
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in New York,   
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in
Oxford Dictionary

of British Biography
,   
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parents,   
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teenage home,
  
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violin on
Titanic
,   
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White Star Line

payment for return of

body,   
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Hathaway, J. W. G.,   
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Hawke
(HMS), collision

with
Olympic
,   
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,
  
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,
  
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Heap, Edgar,   
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,   
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,   
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Heischar, Hans,   
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Hendrie, John,   
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Hertfordshire, women

in mock military

maneuvers,   
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Hill Top Iron Works,   
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Hill Top Methodist

Chapel,   
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Hippach, Jean,   
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hit songs,   
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hoax of Grace Hume’s

death,   
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Hollydale Road Infants

School,   
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Hollydale Road School,   
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Holst, Gustav,   
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“Horbury” (tune),   
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How Women May Earn a

Living
(Candee),   
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Huddersfield, Hartley in,   
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Huddersfield Examiner
,   
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Huddersfield Philharmonic

Orchestra,   
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Hume, Alexander,   
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Hume, Andrew,   
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,   
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,   
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efforts to obtain

compensation,   
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judgment against,   
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legal case against C.W.

& F.N. Black,   
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loss of home from violin

liability,   
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relief funds received,   
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,   
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Hume, Catherine (Kate),   
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.
See also
Hume, Kate

Hume, Grace,   
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,   
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Hume, Grace Law,   
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Hume, John,   
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Hume, John Law “Jock,”   
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,   
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†
,   
‡
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Δ

appearance,   
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arrival in Liverpool,   
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arrival on
Titanic
,   
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birth,   
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body recovered,   
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burial,   
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family lives after loss,   
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identification of

recovered body,   
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last thoughts,   
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memorial,   
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,
  
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memorial plans for,   
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memorial service,   
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plan for music after

collision,   
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travel to
Titanic
,   
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Hume, Kate,   
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arrest for forgery,   
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impact of brother’s

death,   
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marriage,   
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Hume, Nellie,   
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Hume, Robert,   
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Hume, William,   
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Hunt, Hill, and Betts (NY attorneys),   
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Hurd, Carlos F.,   
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,   
♦
,   
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on band’s last tune,   
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notes on event timetable,   
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Hurd, Katherine,   
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,   
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New York description by,   
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Hyde, Thomas,   
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,   
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hymns,   
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“Autumn” tune for,   
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in Edwardian society,   
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vs. ragtime tunes,   
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Hymns That Have Helped

Me
(Stead),   
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hypothermia,   
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I Want to Be in Dixie,”   
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Icard, Amelie,   
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ice fields, warnings about,   
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iceberg,   
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history of collisions,   
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Titanic
collision,   
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Illustrated London News
,   
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memorial poster,   
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“In the Cross of Christ I

Glory,”   
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“In the Shadows,”   
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Independent Methodist

Church Hymnal
,   
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insurance,   
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musicians not covered

by shipping lines’,   
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International Congress of

Spiritualists,   
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International Convention

for the Safety of Life at

Sea,   
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International Mercantile

Marine Company,   
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,   
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Ismay, J. Bruce,   
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,   
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A. Hume letter to,   
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AMU and,   
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,   
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company inherited by,   
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and company move to

Southampton,   
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efforts to avoid

negligence charges,   
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at
Titanic
launching,   
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as
Titanic
passenger,   
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,   
♦
,   
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The Ismay Line
(Oldham),   
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Ismay, Thomas Henry,   
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death,   
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Jacob’s dream (Bible),   
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Jamaica,   
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Constant Spring Hotel,   
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,   
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,   
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,   
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white minority in,   
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Woodward in,   
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James Dixon & Son

(Sheffield),   
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“Jaynes or Janes,”   
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“jazz,”   
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n
  
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Jessop, Violet,   
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,   
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,   
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♠
,   
†

“Jesus, I My Cross Have

Taken,”   
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J.J. Rayner (naval

outfitter),   
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Jones, Alfred,   
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Jones, Harold, “The Band

Played ‘Nearer, My God,

Thee” as the Ship Went

Down,”   
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Joplin, Scott,   
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journalists, efforts to reach

Carpathia
,   
♣
,   
♦

Joyce, Archibald,   
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Kardomah Café

(Liverpool),   
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,   
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Kelsall, Adelaide,   
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,   
♦

Kelsall, Laura,   
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Kensington Palace Hotel,

orchestra,   
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Kent, Edward,   
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Kershaw, Clarence,   
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Krins, Anne,   
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,   
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Krins, Auguste,   
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,   
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,   
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relief funds received,   
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