The evening world., 1912-05-25

s s"e w ~ 80
~ p'o,' ~, 80,
49,. Inc captain then gave ms iuii
neme a. HERBERT James iianuock.
Wheh no was asked about tho hrst
that he heard OF an accident TO the
Titanic the captain sent for Wireless
opeeator Moore, who produced the log
Noot. tAen read this entry he had
~. ~
"a. - "a ~ ~ SUNDAY Nav York
a., -: n...a r,,sn,o ,,sns,l,nr 20
sniD about striking an iceberg. Not
.Sues whether the Titsn'c STUCK ,es,
1horerencs because OF a'mosp"er''
eesSiuons ,,. ... u,.v.
r. M near i."e "s"~.rs.s
GnAn es a''.ress ana v"
e. ~. -. cehs A..
Ton minutes iaier tnc Iok sho~ 's
Cavt. Haodock mao workeu ous w
cousoe ana the oistence .hst ."s "a
No. from him. ne rcc*oneu ~ :. "a "a
r. n: Titanic gives position. says we
Aavs struck an icehrrs. THIS was fo'-
sewse by the entry:
u.0 Titanic says ten captain W se'
boats ready"
AZ u.p o'clock came the message 'ro"
me stricken liner:
Tell captain snat tne ps:.e"ss
oelng loaded In ANAL poau'
THIS was foiiowed vy =
eeSved nve minutes 'ater ""en
dat the weather was clear anc oa.n'
At ntc CAPT. Hsddoen IN. ~ VII ~,
49, 60 The Titanic Am hsnl,n y.
ycessNs boilers ana q" p''e'e"s "
seN - cen. -,S
Mat 49, ane u" co""u"'os'''" WV"
sne tsfsnc
Ne9ooAo9 TeCGNo OF IoSS
.,., ,o,s os ,hs ,oss
Tsss.s. .sSrs. ,c Ssvs Sssn re-
49, -. C,v,r,,s - M. on
sSsc.s.. 49, ~. c.swst Sia. This mes
a.. a~sS "a Is. ,v~ntv-0va
~. UsS. ruu,rsr NJ a. 49, 4.
SS5 - $500 T,ssn,c .anx N two
Csnss,n and cnief engineer
S{s~S>d. order Baltic not 10 como
T q s sSrss =" o M ssved. iSmsy
asssrs;.. . .....,..
Visn WITH Cape Race. but the operator
dH nj 800 word 90 tns lana Of Shs
rreaf S1soster.
IA ~ o'cioos this massars came from
she csspathis TO the oiymp'e' Bruce
TniIo.inr this osms 4 mss.sr, from
Cspt. Nostrom Of the Carpsshia: DO
ss1 think II sdviaable Titanic passsn.
vora - Olympic. Personaiiy DO not"
Afeef that THE msssaGe from the Car
0stbia 10 recorded:
'snfr lsnnay orders Oiynspic not to be
800 ~ the Oaspathsa. No trsasfsr TO
salne piaca--Restrom." - d.
~ p. n. Monday came this wire-
~ 10 u1 ". DoaV 70 north y. %
r. Nh 5000, susnaii aao oarge, pack
- 80 Vnaay mJiies eastward. Fear ab.
sSSnVefv - 49,. s,Sarrhin~ THAMES
SnsS~nksevN 80 ixevia IA liner Cali.
Senis ctsndinr ~. About rs savsd.
SG ~ vUsnsn ana dtnidrOn. TitassSc
SSsSiersA ~ a. n. NO n. MIA w,
~ SSrosSh. IN cunar6 L6ysrpooi. Am
sSSn1sS - Nav YoNk. ConSdsr N
49, /. S' "~"'
~ a. .,,..a, ca, rs.aAxsa. H.A 49,,
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ys~- - sssSss.s .ch,s.
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~
co s'cG we 80 10" VI
' " -" 90 so'
U9lAv90 No9ooAo0 TELLING or
-;-.~,,.S a.
V'ST'S~ @OS'
N No. AS o'clock that the Olympic
hooa1wsA me message from the Car
rasAiA, which was rslaysd through to
New York and which reachsd the ofIlcss
q The lins at e.1e O'Clock. 0r1nginG the
dse nGws Of the actual disaster.
AZ l.So o'cloCk Capt HaAdock sent Q
0oesaSs askiAg that the names Of the
ungv1vess - cent 20 that he might
6oPvasa them. The records show that
Ae Al eVooolAfthe Olympic WAS In con-
0unlcAlien With the Californian. WHICH
~ tAet sAs haA Searched tho position
= 90 Titsnb anA had como across
uDty Soats and bosss ana that thsrs
ne Carpathis began sending ths
qomes Of the survivors 1T SIS o'clock
~ 10 started the wirslsss man on the
c1gpathts sai1, through the afr
YooASo excuse ne I SSn half asleep
The Games Of S23 drst and second
- pessengsrs had been received BY
49, 49,. s"I from " I.m.y TO M
eSAaAlih which was not rscs.vsd herr