Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-18
About People on
The Lost Steamer.

Bangor Me, April 17.-Edward A
Kent, prominent architect of Buffalo,
n. Y, whose name appeared among
the list of Titanic passengers, bat was
missing from the list of survivors, was
u native of this city and So years old.
He is a nephew of General A. b.
Farnham of Bangor. He is brother OF
William Kent, New York architect
Mrs Harry X White of Brookline,
Mass, and Miss Charlotte Kent OF
Buffalo
New York, April 11.-That Henry b.
Harris, the theatrical manager, is not
among the Titanic survivors III the
Carpathia, is shown by message re
oeived. late today, at the Hudson thea
ter from Mrs. Henry b. Harris, his
wife, who. with Mr.. Harris, was on
board the Titanic. Mrs. Harris name
has appeared on the list of the saved
The message came from the steamer
Carpathia by way of Halifax and said;
Am safe. Praying that Harry has
been picked up by another steamer
Arrive Carpathia. Rena."
New Bedford, MASS, ApiIi II"
Frank D. Millett. the artist, who was
aboard the Titanic and whose name
does not appear on the list of surViV-
ors, had been engaged to paint the
mural decorations for the new pubic
library in this city. The paintings
were to depict scenes of the days when
the whaling industry of New BEDFORD
was at its height. Mr.. Miliett had no
tilted the library trustees that ms
sketches were complete and that ne
would bring them back from EUROPE
on the Titanic. The artist formerly
lived in Mattapoisett, a few miles from
New Bedford.
New York, April 17.--An investiga-
tion has been made of the report cur
rent. Yesterday. that Charles NJ. Hays
president of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, was among the survivors of the
Titanic. The name of Mr.. Hays does
not appear in any list of survivors
The dispatch in question saying Mr.
Hays was among the survivors was
first published in Montreal.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hays and her
daughter Margaret are reported
among the survivors on board the Car
pathia.
London. April 1.-THE list of sur
vivors of the Titanic disaster, as Civ
en- out by the White Star offices here.
contains the names of both Mr.. ane
Mrs. Jacques Futrelle of Boston. Pre-
vious lists published here contained
the name of Mrs. F'utrelle only. An
other new name appearing on the list
of second class passengers is that o.
Miss Finney. The name of Charles NJ.
Hays, president of the Grand Trunk
Railway, does not appear on the list
here.
New York, April ia wireless was
received, today, by relatives of Mrs.
Edgar Meyer. daughter of the late
Andrew Saks reporting that she Is
among the survivors on board the Car
pathia. Her name has not been in
cluded in the list of survivors. Her
husband, who is vice president of the
Braden Copper Co, was not rescued.
The wireless message from the Car
pathia, via Halifax. is not signed and
reads.
.Leela safe, well cared for. Edgar
missing
Mrs. Meyers father died a few days
ago and she was coming to New York
to be with her mother.
Among the first cabin passengers on
the i'll fated Titanic whose name has
not been accounted for is r. w. Smith,
who was connected with large tea
importing firm in London, Eng. Mr..
Smith had made many trips to the
United States and had many friends
in the tea business in this country.
Niles, Ohio. April 17.--Wiliiam Clark
of this city, today, received a message
forwarded from Halifax. telling him
that his wife. who was returning from
France on board the Titanic. was safe
on board the carpathia, Mrs. CLARK
was accompanied by her one-year-old
boy.
Cleveland, April 17.-Another version
of the message received by H w.
Bonnell at New York from his sis
ter. Miss Caroline Bonnell Titanic
survivor, was received here. 1t read
"All women saved on board Carpa-
thia. George lost"
This was understood to mean that
Miss Bonnell, her aunt. Mrs. George
Wick. another aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Donnell. and cousin. Miss Mary
Natalie Wick, were safe and that an
uncle. George Wick went down with
the Titanic. Caroline Bonnell ana
Mary Wick had previously been ac-
counted for All are from Youngs-
town. Ohio.
San Antonio. Texas, April 17.-E.
II. Reynolds, theatrical man, here
reports that his only sister. Miss
Edith Doris Reynolds, was among the