The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-17
WHO'S WHO AMONG VICTIMS.
Something Personal About Titanfc,s
Noted Guests.

New York, April 17.-Here are some
Iacts about the passengers on the Ii
.anlc whose residence and business are
known Some of the names appear in
the list of those rescued, but MANY of
them, especially of the men. are
among the missing:
Howard B. CAGE, formerly of Roch-
ester, n. Y, has been living in Ascot,
England for several years, as London
manager of the Vacuum Oil company
W. d. Douglas. who was travelling
with his wife and maid. is from
Minneapolis, and is director of the
Quaker Oats company.
Thomas Andrews, jr., a director of
the ship building firm CT Harland &
Woln. His home was in Belfast,
Ireland.
Lost Sons in Iroquois.
Mrs. Ida S. Hippach and her 5 year
daughter of L. A. Hippach, wealthy
glass dealer of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
Hippach lost two sons in the Iroquois
theater fire in Chicago.
John B. Brady has been a resident
of Pomeroy. Wash, and president of
the Pomeroy State Bank.
Mrs. George N. Stone of Cincinnati
is the widow of the former president
of the Cincinnati Bell Telephone COM
pany. She was returning from a year
in Europe and Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Beckwith
and Mrs. Beckwith's daughter. Miss
f1eleH NeWSone, OF CO1um BUS, o.,
were returning from a pleasure trip
to Europe. Mrs. Beckwith is a cousin
of Governor Judson Harmon.
A P Colley of Victoria. British
Colum bia. has been employed as a
land surveyor by the British Columbia
government.
Hugh R. Rood made his home in
Seattle, Wash, where he was vice
president and general manager of the
Pacific Creosoting company. His wife
and her maid, who were with him in
Europe. were to sail for America on
another steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Snyder, in
society in Milwaukee. left for Europe
in January on honeymoon and were
on their way home.
John e. Mcguire was a salesman
for the Dunbar Pattern company Of
Brockton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Meyer were on
the passenger list of the Titanic. Mrs.
Meyer is the daughter of the late An
drew sachs and niece Of Isador Sachs
of Sachs & Co. New York city.
Emil Brandeis lived in Omaha,
where he was member of the mer-
chant firm of J. L. Brandeis & Sons.
Tax Expert ON Board.
DR.. Washington Dodge of San Fran
cisco, who was accompanied by his
wife and child, was widely known as
an authority on taxation.
Frederick NJ. Hoyt has been one of
the best known yachtsmen along the
Massachusetts, coast He made his
summer home at Marblehead. Mass.
He was a member of the New York,
the Corinthian and the Eastern Yacht
clubs
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrrell Cavendish were
on their way from London, where
they make their home. Mrs. Caven-
dish is daughter of Henry Seigel of
New York city and a niece of Ferdi-
nand Seigel of Chicago.
Percival W. White is a MaSsachu-
setts cotton manufacturer.
Walter NJ. Clark is the son OF J.
Ross Clark, vice president of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake rail-
road. and a nephew of Senator W. A.
Clark of Montana.
Mrs. J. c. Hogaboom is a resident
by a cousin, Miss Gretchen Longley,
and an aunt, Miss K. Andrews.
Erwin G. Levy lived at 1925 South
Park avenue. Chicago and was the
treasurer of Levy Brothers, jewelers..
George Hart, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Hart of Appleton. Wis. was for
many years court reporter at Wausau,
Wis.
George J. Graham was a buyer for
the Eaton company of Canada.
Herbert Henry Hiliard, a buyer for
the Jordan Marsh company of Bos-
ton, was on his way home from a pur-
chasing trip to Europe.
Timothy ]. Mccarthy, jr. was an
other buyer for Jordan Marsh
Mr.. Silverthorn had been abroad on
a purchasing trip for F. Nugent &