Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-23
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VICTIMS or TITANIC.
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BODIES 70 Dg GENT HoMs
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Prominence Among list-Prominsn
steamshlp osRoial. Among Dead.


New York. Aprf 3s-An additional
list OF ffftecn persons who perished in
the Titanic disaster and whose bodies
have been recovered was made public
today by the White star line. Tho list
was received in a message from the
cable ship Mackey Bennett. which also
announced that total OF seventy
seven bodies had been recovered &c
date. or the fifteen new names twelve
are those OF passengers.
The White Star line today mada
public the following wireless message
giving the names In the additional list
OF bodies recovered of those who died
In the Titanic disaster:
From Mackey Bennett via steam
ship Royal George and Capc Race TO
Ismay. white Star Line. caro- Commcr-
cial Gable Company. New York: Fol-
lowing identified: Mrs. Mack. Mrs. ".
Nc Nance. Batalas vaseilios. w. Wear.
Mary Manngan. william Sage. James
Farrell. Henry d. Hanson. James Kelly.
Maurietz Adahl. RoK Hale and w. D.
Douglas. Douglas has bccn embaimed
Above are all passcnxerr.
Have also identified J. r Rice. -.
s!stant purser, G. ISinokley. hospital at
tcndant. and W. Rutt. OF crew. Total
bodies to date seven ty-sevcn,''
Tho List Revised.
Officials OF the White star line were
able this afternoon TO announce that
they had checked OF with the aid Of
their passenger list some OF tho names
re a 0aA
recovered by the Mackey- Bennett cable
ship. The list follows:
First class passenger>-w. D. Doug.
las. Raman Artagavaytn- Fred Sutton.
a. II. Hoiverson. (sent by wireless ~
a. J. Holverson).
Second class passenHers--Louis NJ.
Hoffman. John Fl. Chapman (sent by
wireless as John A Chapman). w.
Corbines (sent by wireless as w. Car.
bincs). w. II. Harbeck. John Gill. tsent
by wireiess AS J. s. Giln. Nicolas Mas
ser (sent by wireless ". Il. Coles Rash-
err. Mrs. Mary Maok. Rcginaid Hals
(se1t by wireless AZ Reg HaIc)
Stceraga passengers Mary Mongen
or Mangan (sent by wireless Al Mary
Manigan. James Farrell James Kelly.
Henry D. Hansen. Mauritz Dahl
(sent by wireless ns Mauretz Adahl).
Leslie Gilinski. Ernest p. Tomlin. Jos.
eph Drnznowic (sent by wireless 40
Yosipe DraZcnouD. Malkolm Johnson
(sent by wireless as Malcolm Johnson.1
Nelsie williams (sent by wireless 40
Leslie Wiliams)
Names Unvsrifisd.
The officials have not been able TO
very the following names:
Mrs. N McNamee 1t ie supposed
that this is Eileen McNamee. a steer
age passenger from Queenstown. Ire.
land There Is no Catazclas Zasilios. On
the White Stars list there appears
Thomas Catnvelas and Peter Vasifios.
1t ks not possible to determine which
OF these two has been recovered. Tho
name OF William Sage does not appear
but 1t Is thought he was tho son OF
John Sage. Both father and son were
among the lost There Is no w. Vea4
CAS- sent by wircless) In any OF tho
lists This Is believed to be w. J.
Ware. n second class passenger. There
Is no Mrs. A. Robins among the book
ings but Charity Robins, a third class
passenger. appears
Bodies Earlier Reported.
The first list OF names OF bodies r..
covered from the Titanic disaster by
the cable steamer Mackey Bennett wns
received here last night thru wireless
messages to the White Star line. The
first list of twenty names con-
tanned none Of several OF the most
prominent men who perished unless tt
be that OF George w. Widen" ms sent
by wireless. Is as believed probable.
George d. widener, OF Philadelphia.
The list as received at the White
Star line offices. follows:
l.. NJ Hoffman.
Mrs. Alexander Robbins
William II Harbeck
Malcolm Johnson.
A. J. Hnlverson.
II. W. Ashc.
Leslie williams.
A. H. Hayter.
Jerry Monrose.
Frederick Sutton.
J. S. Gill.
Erneat r. Tomlfn.
George Rosenshire.
~ Marriott.
John r. Chapman.
w. Goblin.
II. GreenbcrR
Simon Sother.
". Colns flasher.
Shea.
George w. Widen.
Ramon Artagaveytia.
Nohil Schedig
Steward No. IS.
Yosite Drazenoui.
r. B. Att.
Leslie Gilimski
The wireless message after listina
the names concluded:
"All preserved" presumably referring
to the condition OF the bodies.
Rsuschlin Among Dead.
II was learned today that Jonkheer
J. G. Reuchlin, managing director o.
the Holland American steamship iine.
had gon down with the Titanic. Mr.S
Reuchlin WAS coming to this country
, to arrange business relative 20 SAAs
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