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Details of the Frightful Tragedy
The Golden Poetry of a Frightful Night
Lower Deck Passengers Didn’t Stand a Chance
Mrs. Straus Stayed With Her Husband
40 People Hurt at Strauses’ Memorial
A Philadelphia Jew on the Sunken Titanic
11 Jewish Names Among Rescued Steerage Passengers
Threatened to Shoot With His Pipe and That Saved His Life
How This Jewish Steerage Passenger Saved Himself
The Titanic Disaster
What the Rescued Jewish Immigrants Have to Say
The Titanic in Yiddish Folklore
Scenes of weeping and desperation took place yesterday all day long and through the night at the offices of the White Star Line located at 9 Broadway. A stream of people drawn there were besieging the clerks, demanding the latest news.Read More
Among first-class passengers who have likely perished are also Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Straus. It appears that Mrs. Straus didn’t want to leave her husband and rejected the opportunity to be rescued herself by boarding a lifeboat.Read More
The death throes of 1,254 people accompanied the mighty ship to its watery grave—Its first journey is its last—Its remarkable beginning is its sad end—Ships arrive too late to help—The Carpathia finds more than 800 women and children in lifeboats.Read More
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