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quadgram	frequency
the board of trade	90
the white star line	52
on the port side	33
on the starboard side	32
the time of the	32
side of the ship	31
of the white star	30
of the board of	30
to the boat deck	29
by the board of	28
the side of the	28
at the time of	25
the after end of	25
in the event of	25
on board the carpathia	23
in the case of	22
the loss of the	20
on the boat deck	19
the top of the	19
the bottom of the	19
on board the titanic	19
one of the most	18
at the after end	18
on each side of	18
each side of the	18
went down with the	17
the sinking of the	17
merchant shipping advisory committee	17
after end of the	16
at the same time	15
at the forward end	15
time of the collision	15
one of the boats	15
the forward end of	15
members of the crew	15
of the united states	14
of the ship and	14
of the great eastern	14
that the titanic had	13
the fact that the	13
the case of the	13
the edge of the	13
was one of the	13
feet above the water	13
at the bottom of	13
survivors of the titanic	12
down with the ship	12
of one of the	12
the safety of the	12
about feet above the	12
collision with an iceberg	12
loss of the titanic	12
the level of the	12
the officers and crew	11
the whole of the	11
in charge of the	11
board of trade to	11
the international mercantile marine	11
with reference to the	11
that the ship was	11
sinking of the titanic	11
the length of the	10
part of the ship	10
having regard to the	10
in view of the	10
that the titanic was	10
the requirements of the	10
the number of persons	10
of the titanic and	10
of the titanic disaster	10
the president of the	10
that the board of	10
in the face of	10
for the safety of	10
in one of the	10
managing director of the	10
on the part of	10
the total number of	10
to the shelter deck	10
the scene of the	10
the middle of the	10
the question of the	10
the survivors of the	10
to the fact that	10
minutes after the collision	9
on her maiden voyage	9
by the fact that	9
at the end of	9
in a few hours	9
i do not know	9
for the purpose of	9
the construction of the	9
length of the ship	9
of the loss of	9
it will be seen	9
it would have been	9
the titanic went down	9
board of trade should	9
in the middle of	9
the passengers and crew	9
so far as the	9
the speed of the	9
the last of the	9
in connection with the	9
the merchant shipping advisory	9
in the midst of	8
above the water line	8
of the international mercantile	8
as a matter of	8
and crew of the	8
women and children first	8
by one of the	8
for all on board	8
was the number of	8
of the titanic was	8
in the vicinity of	8
the women and children	8
the boats were lowered	8
sides of the ship	8
from time to time	8
british board of trade	8
on the bridge and	8
forward end of the	8
with the question of	8
the british board of	8
for the loss of	8
be found in the	8
to be found in	8
of the merchant shipping	8
case of the titanic	8
member of the crew	8
what was the number	8
there was not a	8
to leave the ship	8
and at what times	8
of those on board	8
courtesy of scientific american	8
the ship to the	8
the position of the	8
on or about april	7
the cause of the	7
hour after the collision	7
the turbine engine room	7
after end of this	7
who went down with	7
the revision of the	7
the merchant shipping acts	7
side of the vessel	7
of the advisory committee	7
adult males out of	7
queenstown on or about	7
for the first time	7
of the vessel and	7
to the time of	7
with a view to	7
a large number of	7
of the length of	7
the ship would have	7
direct to the boat	7
i am advised that	7
of the titanic to	7
the attention of the	7
the great eastern was	7
the captain of the	7
of some of the	7
the deck of the	7
down with the titanic	7
in the direction of	7
of the officers and	7
adult females out of	7
the arrival of the	7
it would not be	7
in a few minutes	7
from the point of	7
roll of the dead	7
in the minds of	7
on the other hand	7
the night of the	7
or about april last	7
the house of commons	7
the part of the	6
the absence of any	6
directed by the board	6
the ship and the	6
operator of the titanic	6
a sharp lookout for	6
to be able to	6
of the double bottom	6
of the ship to	6
of the british board	6
sharp lookout for ice	6
feet above the keel	6
in the first place	6
in relation to the	6
two and a half	6
but i do not	6
when the titanic left	6
of the ship was	6
one of the survivors	6
in addition to the	6
with the exception of	6
director of the white	6
of women and children	6
the record of the	6
the floor of the	6
transverse and longitudinal bulkheads	6
over the edge of	6
construction of the titanic	6
one on each side	6
and all the time	6
boiler room there were	6
speed of the ship	6
the sides of the	6
we did not know	6
night of the collision	6
is to be found	6
to the top of	6
to get into the	6
below the water line	6
than that of any	6
to the saloon deck	6
of the steamship titanic	6
we were picked up	6
up to the boat	6
the port side of	6
picked up by the	6
the report of the	6
drill on a german	6
from side to side	6
in accordance with the	6
am directed by the	6
the size of the	6
to me to be	6
the use of the	6
the assistance of the	6
i am directed by	6
opened to the sea	6
the vicinity of ice	6
time of the year	6
to the assistance of	6
the rules and regulations	6
as far as the	6
that some of the	6
in the form of	6
deck of the titanic	6
end of this deck	6
it was not until	6
in the construction of	6
of the titanic were	6
there is no evidence	6
tight doors in the	6
is one of the	6
rules and regulations made	6
were sent by the	6
first and second class	6
the titanic had been	6
in the absence of	6
to the upper deck	6
on a german liner	6
carried up to the	6
i do not think	6
but there was no	6
end of the vessel	6
will be seen that	6
of the ship in	6
than that of the	6
the engine and boiler	6
as one of the	6
there can be no	6
the full length of	6
divided into efficient water	6
the starboard side of	6
of the fact that	5
above the top of	5
the rest of the	5
room there were three	5
a few minutes after	5
the number of boats	5
on the night of	5
at the last moment	5
were picked up by	5
the number of the	5
the nature of the	5
parts of the ship	5
on the orlop deck	5
which the titanic was	5
looking over the side	5
the titanic left queenstown	5
officers and crew of	5
loss of the steamship	5
from new york to	5
one of the first	5
the titanic had sunk	5
that they would be	5
that is to say	5
that it should be	5
as soon as possible	5
one of the best	5
the passengers on the	5
so far as it	5
were placed in the	5
requirements of the board	5
the minimum number of	5
passengers of the carpathia	5
an hour after the	5
on the high seas	5
engine and boiler rooms	5
to carry persons each	5
and one of the	5
the manner in which	5
the depth of the	5
of the disaster and	5
feet of the length	5
down by the head	5
as to whether the	5
in the number of	5
struck an iceberg and	5
to the top deck	5
the disaster to the	5
the merchant shipping act	5
bottom of the sea	5
of the passengers and	5
that the question of	5
over the side and	5
to the ship and	5
the forward boiler room	5
before the titanic went	5
in the north atlantic	5
colonel john jacob astor	5
it was found that	5
he went to the	5
to the port side	5
per cent of the	5
it will be well	5
of the cunard line	5
it is probable that	5
as well as the	5
to pick up the	5
for the information of	5
the passengers of the	5
by the advisory committee	5
forward and aft of	5
it was not possible	5
of those who were	5
as a result of	5
a matter of fact	5
a number of the	5
section shall be a	5
of the construction of	5
the first and second	5
as soon as the	5
an account of the	5
both sides of the	5
assistance of the titanic	5
top of the water	5
borne in mind that	5
dangers of the sea	5
speed of the titanic	5
the starboard side and	5
with regard to the	5
full length of the	5
the force of the	5
after part of the	5
there had been no	5
with which the titanic	5
is no evidence that	5
about half an hour	5
room of the titanic	5
in the course of	5
the wreck of the	5
the bow of the	5
the satisfaction of the	5
the damage to the	5
places in the boats	5
on the other side	5
disaster to the titanic	5
time of the disaster	5
a boat of this	5
the titanic disaster was	5
passengers and crew of	5
by the white star	5
the ship was in	5
to the side of	5
to the starboard side	5
to man the boats	5
the presence of the	5
the forward part of	5
from the side of	5
in the matter of	5
a member of the	5
for the use of	5
to be in the	5
this section shall be	5
said to have been	5
satisfaction of the board	5
of this section shall	5
above the level of	5
the presence of ice	5
of men and women	5
of the boiler rooms	5
to the satisfaction of	5
extent of the damage	5
to get to the	5
away from the ship	5
the reciprocating engine room	5
where the titanic sank	5
at the level of	5
the lights of the	5
a certain amount of	5
at such a time	5
size of the titanic	5
that the number of	5
the value of the	5
boat of this section	5
the evidence of mr	5
would not have been	5
total number of persons	5
the height of the	5
order was given to	5
exaggeration to say that	5
to get away from	5
the lives of those	5
wreck of the titanic	5
by any of the	5
of the men who	5
under the merchant shipping	5
white star line officials	5
passengers on deck with	4
the margin of safety	4
immediately after the collision	4
one of the passengers	4
at a speed of	4
the other side of	4
of the sum of	4
on either side of	4
and the number of	4
the story of how	4
one of the crew	4
but in a few	4
spacing and construction of	4
by what vessels were	4
is no exaggeration to	4
titanic at the time	4
to the decks above	4
after the collision the	4
the boats were swung	4
it was shown that	4
appear to have been	4
the point of view	4
one of the life	4
one of the collapsible	4
of wood or metal	4
to the white star	4
john jacob astor and	4
that the captain of	4
is shown by the	4
the cable ship mackay	4
board of trade and	4
most of the time	4
the ship in a	4
damage to the ship	4
at a distance of	4
and at the same	4
some of the passengers	4
port and starboard sides	4
in command of the	4
were taken by the	4
the sea and the	4
is found in the	4
and there is no	4
edge of the deck	4
of trade to the	4
president of the united	4
him on the bridge	4
went down to the	4
the man who had	4
and construction of water	4
after the titanic sank	4
is due to the	4
went down on the	4
the men in the	4
that he had been	4
forward end of it	4
the women who were	4
as shown in the	4
to the board of	4
titanic left queenstown on	4
has already been given	4
the identity of the	4
the eye could reach	4
right up to the	4
the united states senate	4
the port and starboard	4
away from the titanic	4
the surface of the	4
of the depth of	4
on the top deck	4
rule of women and	4
of the carpathia and	4
to the scene of	4
happening of the casualty	4
was in charge of	4
ship would have been	4
for the reason that	4
the circumstances attending the	4
sinking of the ship	4
children were in the	4
one of the officers	4
effect of the damage	4
into the water and	4
up by the carpathia	4
in the way of	4
on her way to	4
it is possible to	4
the subject of the	4
of feet above the	4
landing in new york	4
on the navigating bridge	4
to the number of	4
are of opinion that	4
ship like the titanic	4
of trade should be	4
the after part of	4
end of the boat	4
officers of the titanic	4
scene of the disaster	4
the officer of the	4
in the great eastern	4
many of the passengers	4
on the port and	4
be one of the	4
ship as the titanic	4
as a protection against	4
time of the casualty	4
titanic had gone down	4
as far as possible	4
to some of the	4
in some of the	4
the united states navy	4
of the grand trunk	4
of the crew should	4
get away from the	4
broad by feet deep	4
compartment there were two	4
of the machinery spaces	4
of the titanic the	4
captain of the carpathia	4
the end of the	4
such as the titanic	4
the international navigation co	4
the hull of the	4
tight compartments to the	4
and it was not	4
it must not be	4
that there was no	4
it is no exaggeration	4
wheelhouse on the navigating	4
the circumstances of the	4
of her passengers and	4
the condition of the	4
for the sake of	4
for lowering the boats	4
go to the bottom	4
was picked up by	4
of the presence of	4
is probable that the	4
taken by the titanic	4
point of view of	4
with the result that	4
attention of the committee	4
the boats on the	4
to leave their husbands	4
an officer of the	4
a ship of the	4
was supposed to be	4
and they can be	4
loss to the carpathia	4
appears to have been	4
and plan of the	4
in regard to the	4
revision of the statutory	4
bottom of the atlantic	4
stood on the deck	4
some of the officers	4
was president of the	4
compartments to the satisfaction	4
the titanic was the	4
was on the bridge	4
there is no doubt	4
with a cubic capacity	4
when the ship was	4
of the titanic what	4
the collision with the	4
section and plan of	4
those who went down	4
i think we all	4
a cubic capacity of	4
some of the boats	4
i have ever seen	4
the th of april	4
can be no doubt	4
it is evident that	4
all passengers on deck	4
the navigating bridge and	4
the loss of life	4
for a long time	4
with women and children	4
the outside of the	4
of the survivors in	4
by this time the	4
minimum number of boats	4
of the boats and	4
the order was given	4
in the first minutes	4
open to the sea	4
the happening of the	4
the boat deck was	4
in the second class	4
of the new york	4
the titanic had gone	4
constructed to carry persons	4
copyright by underwood underwood	4
wireless operator of the	4
the damage done to	4
would have remained afloat	4
should be able to	4
from stem to stern	4
the officers of the	4
of boats to be	4
it is not possible	4
in the effort to	4
to new york in	4
passengers of the titanic	4
scene of the wreck	4
to that of the	4
the ship went down	4
returned to new york	4
such a ship as	4
would be glad to	4
in a way that	4
half an hour before	4
the water had risen	4
the maximum number of	4
of the boats were	4
up to the shelter	4
soon after the collision	4
in the same way	4
of the ship as	4
no exaggeration to say	4
rescued from the titanic	4
picked up by a	4
he was picked up	4
so as to provide	4
to the safety of	4
such messages or signals	4
the belief that the	4
to a height of	4
the names of the	4
the united states government	4
starboard side of the	4
and aft of the	4
navigating bridge and the	4
of the ship on	4
the titanic before the	4
it seemed to me	4
by the titanic in	4
a ship as the	4
of the collapsible boats	4
feet from the water	4
revision of the life	4
the board would be	4
whole length of ship	4
of the crew to	4
end of the ship	4
leaving queenstown on or	4
the dangers of the	4
of any of the	4
longitudinal section and plan	4
the ship and were	4
in mind that the	4
of trade to state	4
the outer skin of	4
and the ship was	4
of the damage to	4
it was shown in	4
the titanic at the	4
in a previous chapter	4
we could see the	4
on the floor and	4
get into the boats	4
portion of the ship	4
the story of the	4
men and women and	4
in the air and	4
was the ice reported	4
it was at the	4
at the sides of	4
cause of the disaster	4
the efficiency of the	4
the titanic was in	4
the strength of the	4
keep a sharp lookout	4
the sum of the	4
admiral of the white	4
in the house of	4
came to the surface	4
of the inner bottom	4
what was the total	4
other members of the	4
fitted with wireless telegraphy	4
president of the grand	4
the extension of the	4
the vicinity of the	4
the direction of the	4
by means of a	4
did not know the	4
that the ship would	4
be remembered that the	4
so many of the	4
in the engine and	4
up to the time	4
every time the ship	4
lives of those on	4
on the th of	4
on top of the	4
is said to have	4
design and construction of	4
up to the top	4
form an inner skin	4
many of the women	4
skin of the ship	4
sinking by the head	4
only a few hours	4
to build a ship	4
at the time that	4
forward part of the	4
had been made to	4
was the total number	4
crew of the titanic	4
in excess of the	4
the offices of the	4
the history of the	4
the work of the	4
to say that the	4
to keep a sharp	4
it seems to me	4
the master of the	4
there were more than	4
doors in the engine	4
were given to the	4
the rule of women	4
into one of the	4
officer of the titanic	4
what vessels were they	4
number of persons employed	4
sent by the titanic	4
safety lies in subdivision	4
i could not see	4
of the nature of	3
orders from the captain	3
the first of these	3
of a few days	3
the titanic and olympic	3
shelf of the iceberg	3
care what it costs	3
sailing of the titanic	3
take to the boats	3
in collision with british	3
was the great eastern	3
costs or what it	3
the white star liner	3
there was a large	3
of the present day	3
from the top of	3
and the titanic lay	3
prior to the sailing	3
there could be no	3
women and children were	3
dealt with by the	3
of the scientific american	3
and each of the	3
it may be said	3
at that time of	3
their way to the	3
to sell their stories	3
the fact is that	3
those who were lost	3
of persons employed in	3
stood by the rail	3
boiler and engine rooms	3
the majority of the	3
all the boats were	3
portion of the hull	3
with the steamship californian	3
at the rate of	3
width of the ship	3
president of the international	3
fit to carry the	3
nature of the accident	3
outer skin of the	3
seemed to me to	3
and women and children	3
the collision the water	3
for the carpathia to	3
the boats required by	3
the collapsible boats were	3
when at last the	3
the keel to the	3
lack of consideration for	3
one end of the	3
of the indicated position	3
to leave the deck	3
that the carpathia had	3
the sufferings of the	3
it was said that	3
of the president of	3
of the titanic on	3
director of the international	3
to the titanic in	3
in the witness box	3
i have no doubt	3
sister ship of the	3
ship its own lifeboat	3
in the saloon and	3
to the hydrographic office	3
set down to wireless	3
from the titanic were	3
the question of a	3
to my cabin and	3
to the bridge deck	3
for the suffering and	3
that this was not	3
engineers died at posts	3
this time there was	3
might not have been	3
are not provided with	3
by the principal officer	3
ship is in port	3
who went down on	3
no more reason why	3
the coast of ireland	3
be no doubt that	3
presence of ice in	3
the quietness of the	3
a sixth of a	3
that she was in	3
of the disaster was	3
immediately forward of the	3
the titanic was sinking	3
officer of the watch	3
aid for the suffering	3
to stand on the	3
boats on the titanic	3
prompt action of the	3
there was nothing to	3
held responsible for the	3
not so great as	3
increase in the number	3
that could be heard	3
to be hoped that	3
the last word in	3
was in the water	3
cent of the breadth	3
many persons on board	3
occupied feet of the	3
the application of the	3
dropped into the water	3
pounds per square inch	3
does not appear to	3
been given in the	3
time before she sank	3
of the carpathia were	3
one of them had	3
off the coast of	3
the titanic on the	3
the titanic from the	3
was held in the	3
the integrity of the	3
attending the loss of	3
the course of the	3
was from to feet	3
i was in the	3
is proved by the	3
by the use of	3
a passenger on the	3
would be well to	3
will be noticed that	3
below the lower deck	3
that there was a	3
and of its gradual	3
the greater part of	3
safety of the ship	3
the remainder of the	3
not one of them	3
made under the merchant	3
journey across the atlantic	3
are stopped and surrounded	3
in the opinion of	3
general revision of the	3
for a moment to	3
why we had stopped	3
that time of the	3
of lifeboats to be	3
out of the water	3
should be taken to	3
ordinary accidents of the	3
it can not be	3
get me something to	3
at the moment of	3
double bottom up the	3
by the evidence of	3
to state that the	3
had we known it	3
on deck with lifebelts	3
the working passage on	3
they reached the carpathia	3
explosions before the titanic	3
to the chart room	3
ship was in danger	3
dealing with the question	3
if it had been	3
the safety of all	3
manner in which the	3
of the house of	3
the location of the	3
refused to leave the	3
off in the boats	3
escaped from the titanic	3
on the subject of	3
received from the titanic	3
from one compartment to	3
say nothing of the	3
of the extent of	3
of most of the	3
were in the boats	3
the crew had a	3
made by the board	3
it may be that	3
duff gordon and mr	3
far away from the	3
of those who had	3
did not reach the	3
president of the white	3
bottom of the ship	3
me something to eat	3
to the sailing of	3
the attitude of the	3
of the statutory rules	3
said he did not	3
end of the bridge	3
in dealing with the	3
of the titanic would	3
last to leave the	3
this would have been	3
of depth to breadth	3
damage done to the	3
to say that there	3
any two adjoining compartments	3
of what had happened	3
employed in any capacity	3
to the pier to	3
in face of the	3
or a total of	3
the sailing of the	3
whole of the issued	3
responsibility for the loss	3
the event of the	3
any knowledge of the	3
to side of the	3
i do not say	3
description of the damage	3
and of such rules	3
of such rules and	3
there was no wind	3
was at the time	3
had gone down with	3
from some of the	3
would have been better	3
as the white star	3
the principal officer in	3
carry the number of	3
at the middle line	3
pull away from the	3
which was in the	3
could be flooded without	3
seemed to think that	3
wireless calls for help	3
struggling in the icy	3
were designed to carry	3
regulations made under the	3
constructed of wood or	3
could not have been	3
the messages she received	3
i am aware that	3
there was also a	3
we should have been	3
by reference to the	3
to the requirements of	3
those in charge of	3
properly constructed of wood	3
and some of the	3
the maiden voyage of	3
to the after end	3
evidence before the united	3
the isle of wight	3
what we thought was	3
the titanic has been	3
on deck that night	3
side to side of	3
ratio of depth to	3
said there was no	3
it will be noticed	3
the same time the	3
sixth of a mile	3
center of the ship	3
up and down in	3
above the stokehold plates	3
more than a few	3
brave to the last	3
went back to the	3
from the sinking ship	3
were made for the	3
passenger ships should be	3
at the close of	3
for the comfort and	3
on the steerage deck	3
should be provided with	3
following table shows the	3
to the increase in	3
lives of the passengers	3
the face of death	3
the working of the	3
a vessel of the	3
from the deck of	3
in the history of	3
the ship was doomed	3
persons employed in any	3
to say nothing of	3
reached the carpathia in	3
the men and women	3
and had to be	3
the white star fleet	3
administration of those acts	3
ice may be expected	3
we went to the	3
on the surface of	3
it may have been	3
and were designed to	3
in other parts of	3
to come on deck	3
only two or three	3
to be picked up	3
to the merchant shipping	3
refused to leave their	3
length of the vessel	3
way to the carpathia	3
is not to be	3
the number of separate	3
the port side and	3
in the following terms	3
and looking over the	3
the safety elements of	3
to be in a	3
only to the upper	3
on the roof of	3
before they reached the	3
to it that the	3
other parts of the	3
the bulkhead committee for	3
officer of the ship	3
in the next water	3
to the arrival of	3
to any of the	3
sent out by the	3
the opinion of the	3
proved by the fact	3
it is desirable to	3
how the titanic sank	3
international mercantile marine company	3
asked him if he	3
cut through the bulkheads	3
of the battleship connecticut	3
the administration of those	3
on one side and	3
safety of the vessel	3
from the starboard side	3
the indicated position of	3
about april last did	3
the musicians of the	3
port side of the	3
are to be found	3
to sound the ship	3
into the working passage	3
so much so that	3
of which it was	3
when the boats were	3
consideration thereof is material	3
the depth of lifeboats	3
received a wireless message	3
by the loss of	3
he was president of	3
who stood on the	3
tight door at the	3
swung out and lowered	3
but it would not	3
on the afternoon of	3
deck on the port	3
water was coming in	3
of the crew in	3
above the inner bottom	3
i think it is	3
the collision occurred at	3
half of the buoyancy	3
likely to be encountered	3
the construction of a	3
a short sketch of	3
should or should not	3
that they had been	3
of about the same	3
to put on life	3
were it not for	3
the light of the	3
compartment aft of the	3
be measured from the	3
it would appear that	3
into the circumstances attending	3
boats left the ship	3
to the officers and	3
to the bridge and	3
no chance for salvage	3
with reference to previous	3
a view of the	3
description of the ship	3
in the turbine room	3
of the crew who	3
the table in the	3
boats on the starboard	3
shall be measured from	3
a wireless message was	3
should not be allowed	3
such rules and regulations	3
until we were picked	3
in charge of boat	3
or more of the	3
me up in mighty	3
to me that if	3
the result of a	3
should be made compulsory	3
have struck an iceberg	3
the lives of the	3
in the first class	3
every ship its own	3
the crew to take	3
collided with an iceberg	3
the extent to which	3
miles to southward of	3
so as to admit	3
the white star company	3
a place in the	3
to the outside of	3
much less than the	3
and children into the	3
could pass by the	3
top of the gunwale	3
and down in the	3
taken on board the	3
connection with the steamship	3
is of the same	3
of the size of	3
the information of the	3
to the provision of	3
any one of the	3
turned out to be	3
of those who went	3
reported in or near	3
up in mighty waters	3
of the reciprocating engine	3
it was thought that	3
hundredths of the depth	3
sir cosmo duff gordon	3
a few hours before	3
major butt had a	3
the titanic was that	3
it has been said	3
the titanic had foundered	3
so far as to	3
the crew of the	3
be fit to carry	3
that he should have	3
admit of decked lifeboats	3
of the firm of	3
hull of the ship	3
are divided into efficient	3
open boat of section	3
children into the boats	3
a good deal of	3
side of the boat	3
for a few moments	3
to the sea and	3
the titanic in the	3
position of the ice	3
the hands of the	3
and second class passengers	3
its gradual and final	3
number of boats to	3
the submerged portion of	3
soon as possible after	3
inches long by feet	3
not appear to have	3
would be reached before	3
build a ship of	3
at about feet above	3
about miles to the	3
material to this casualty	3
the board desire me	3
it is not to	3
of the vessel the	3
to southward of us	3
two large icebergs in	3
the engine room and	3
was that of the	3
was blown off the	3
finding of the court	3
an open boat of	3
the outward southern track	3
time the ship is	3
the suffering and hysterical	3
would have been an	3
to think of it	3
but it would be	3
news of the disaster	3
retired to my cabin	3
some idea of the	3
caption copyright by underwood	3
to take care of	3
passage to new york	3
be no more than	3
one of the last	3
seems to me that	3
account of the saving	3
shall be a lifeboat	3
in the presence of	3
the fact that they	3
to warning responsible for	3
accidents of the sea	3
one side of the	3
usual in such circumstances	3
the fore end of	3
board would be glad	3
circumstances in connection with	3
the titanic was a	3
catastrophe to the titanic	3
it must have been	3
to do with the	3
access to the boat	3
the spacing and construction	3
that the great ship	3
they should not be	3
of the first class	3
passengers on the carpathia	3
wireless message was received	3
and it is not	3
followed by the titanic	3
gradual and final effect	3
over fifty years ago	3
of the boat deck	3
placed in the turbine	3
outside of the boat	3
under her own steam	3
vote of thanks to	3
passengers on e deck	3
the men who remained	3
the walls of the	3
seen by the californian	3
in the united states	3
saving and rescue of	3
height of feet above	3
doors in the bulkheads	3
forward of the collision	3
to those who were	3
to the whole world	3
of an inner skin	3
was struck by the	3
submerged portion of the	3
and in some cases	3
board of trade for	3
and regulations made under	3
carpathia returned to new	3
room there were two	3
in the hands of	3
of the bulkhead deck	3
of the committee on	3
the numbers of the	3
to the titanic and	3
about to be lowered	3
it is impossible to	3
as we could see	3
as far forward as	3
board of trade in	3
to go to the	3
the following table shows	3
in the third class	3
be seen that the	3
from the requirement of	3
the carpathia from the	3
dimensions of the titanic	3
as quickly as possible	3
military aide to president	3
a time when the	3
after the collision water	3
were swung out and	3
under an open lifeboat	3
required by the table	3
women and children into	3
in a dense fog	3
only one of the	3
that the white star	3
the circumstances in connection	3
is material to this	3
the electric engine room	3
the ordinary accidents of	3
in or near the	3
compartments below the water	3
the form of a	3
the knowledge that the	3
board desire me to	3
at what times respectively	3
of the titanic at	3
mount temple hears m	3
the roof of the	3
sunk in collision with	3
the gross tonnage of	3
be placed under davits	3
to b deck and	3
as the consideration thereof	3
the ship is in	3
or should not be	3
an average speed of	3
went to the starboard	3
to the effect that	3
of the time and	3
on the bridge of	3
shall not exceed per	3
into separate watertight compartments	3
to admit of decked	3
to the forward second	3
one deck higher to	3
boats were swung out	3
as far as we	3
bulkheads are carried up	3
was said to have	3
one of the stokers	3
requirement of additional boats	3
of the requirements of	3
as the titanic was	3
of those who survived	3
dozens of ships perish	3
sink in a few	3
at a time when	3
hold me up in	3
feet inches long by	3
the captain and officers	3
deck higher to the	3
the last to leave	3
ship and of its	3
of the saving and	3
i have never seen	3
the plating of the	3
not exceed per cent	3
there would be no	3
that it would be	3
in a few moments	3
temperature of the water	3
was carried up to	3
the center of the	3
marine disaster in history	3
far above the water	3
with the requirements of	3
of such a disaster	3
go down with the	3
above the double bottom	3
her passengers and crew	3
aide to president taft	3
the carrying capacity of	3
that one of the	3
some of the women	3
of the collision the	3
go down with their	3
the titanic did not	3
of the strength of	3
jumped at the last	3
did not want to	3
and the administration of	3
construction of the vessel	3
or near the track	3
the night was clear	3
titanic and olympic were	3
along the working passage	3
to the level of	3
of the british government	3
there is no reason	3
passage on e deck	3
came to the conclusion	3
were ordered to be	3
of the north atlantic	3
of an approved type	3
get up to the	3
it costs or what	3
what it costs or	3
in the side of	3
in the turbine engine	3
the journey of the	3
as the titanic and	3
to be placed under	3
the titanic by wireless	3
the number of passengers	3
it is a matter	3
i am satisfied that	3
is no doubt that	3
of the collision bulkhead	3
in crossing the atlantic	3
either side of the	3
character of her construction	3
the whole length of	3
the members of the	3
the collision water was	3
as much as possible	3
the mail room was	3
it was impossible to	3
the water in the	3
some of the crew	3
seemed to me that	3
to the advisory committee	3
of transverse and longitudinal	3
looked up and saw	3
some of the deck	3
and breadth of the	3
the boiler and engine	3
was clear and the	3
in the same position	3
and said that the	3
but one of the	3
may be said that	3
as well as a	3
the sea was calm	3
feet in length and	3
if there had been	3
the ends of the	3
the deck beams of	3
i did not see	3
it is to be	3
to carry the number	3
of the lower deck	3
on the morse lamp	3
less than that of	3
to get into a	3
the olympic and titanic	3
to report upon the	3
down on the horizon	3
it follows that the	3
of a mile long	3
in the early dawn	3
the titanic after the	3
where ice may be	3
am advised that the	3
the event of any	3
and that it was	3
at the last minute	3
on both sides of	3
were saved by the	3
to man the lifeboats	3
on the carpathia were	3
we are stopped and	3
on the spacing and	3
practically the whole of	3
the ship and of	3
was the construction of	3
upon the rules and	3
report upon the rules	3
far as we could	3
any of the ordinary	3
where manhood perished not	3
a good part of	3
below the protective deck	3
and went down with	3
the motion of the	3
on deck with life	3
the great size of	3
it would be well	3
at that time the	3
on the titanic and	3
any capacity on board	3
rescue of those who	3
that as i sat	3
type of boat is	3
reference to previous correspondence	3
in way of the	3
with the other boats	3
and on the starboard	3
as long as the	3
carrying capacity of the	3
at the side of	3
at the expense of	3
the reciprocating engines and	3
in any capacity on	3
of the vessel in	3
happened to the titanic	3
the titanic struck the	3
in danger of being	3
or what it is	3
first news of the	3
ship of the titanic	3
so as to secure	3
engine room there were	3
inquiries as to the	3
three of the boiler	3
he was in command	3
was in the following	3
presence of the iceberg	3
it would be possible	3
designed to carry persons	3
of the question of	3
the dimensions of the	3
one compartment to another	3
in the second cabin	3
the titanic from a	3
the cubic capacity of	3
there was no damage	3
the details of the	3
went to the bottom	3
as to the identity	3
when the ship went	3
saving life at sea	3
before the united states	3
women and children only	3
damage below the water	3
of the ordinary accidents	3
to the conclusion that	3
where the titanic had	3
a quarter of a	3
in the mercantile marine	3
as to admit of	3
the description of the	3
at the center line	3
ships of the first	3
away from the side	3
indicated position of the	3
and rescue of those	3
the consideration thereof is	3
and fell in the	3
so as to form	3
at an angle of	3
approved by the board	3
number of lifeboats to	3
in the work of	3
of the buoyancy apparatus	3
only a slight jar	3
by the courtesy of	3
warning responsible for accident	3
the damage was done	3
men of the crew	3
was the first to	3
to the master or	3
access was obtained to	3
to the identity of	3
was said to be	3
which sank the titanic	3
water was pouring in	3
the boat and the	3
the vessel and the	3
the titanic and the	3
great size of the	3
should be given to	3
thereof is material to	3
at the fore end	3
one after the other	3
that the provision of	3
the time of year	3
a description of the	3
all the women were	3
of the big liner	3
it was as follows	3
if there were any	3
in the ordinary way	3
i did not recognize	3
communication with the sea	3
see to it that	3
just before the titanic	3
was not possible to	3
his testimony before the	3
over and over again	3
new york in the	3
boats of the titanic	3
the evidence from the	3
tardy attention to warning	3
to about feet above	3
was in command of	3
end of the deck	3
to be no more	3
the saving and rescue	3
by the merchant shipping	3
of the customary route	3
some of the men	3
side of the titanic	3
account for so many	3
it was possible to	3
on the side of	3
women off in the	3
of the titanic that	3
bottom up the sides	3
on one of the	3
far as the consideration	3
him that he had	3
said that he was	3
of the existence of	3
to which the bulkheads	3
the number of crew	3
in the double bottom	3
left queenstown on or	3
which extended from the	3
the shelter deck was	3
on the titanic the	3
the titanic when she	3
unsinkable by any of	3
every member of the	3
a loving cup to	3
to which i have	3
the survivors in the	3
of its gradual and	3
from any of the	3
it is in the	3
only a question of	3
for the launching of	3
the relatives of the	3
as its own lifeboat	3
united states senate committee	3
to the president of	3
keel to the top	3
the requirement of additional	3
some of the life	3
attention to warning responsible	3
to be fit to	3
message was received from	3
bring it to me	3
board of trade requirements	3
working passage on e	3
manning the boats and	3
one above the other	3
length and breadth of	3
coal from the bunkers	2
or positions was the	2
offices of the white	2
with by the bulkhead	2
seemed to be the	2
from those on board	2
one kelvin steering compass	2
protection as applied to	2
and of the loss	2
general type as the	2
same general type as	2
to enter the boats	2
there was nothing else	2
the titanic and her	2
outward and homeward bound	2
of that portion of	2
the news of the	2
in which the damage	2
across the quiet sea	2
save the lives of	2
rescued and by what	2
of the titanic from	2
independent storage battery and	2
seen from her deck	2
the vessel were divided	2
vessel as the titanic	2
feet above the stokehold	2
the experiences of many	2
joined him on the	2
of them and the	2
mastery of the ocean	2
g deck in the	2
was the titanic supplied	2
the trustees of the	2
was on her way	2
titanic preparations for the	2
what was the matter	2
the men at the	2
these numbers bears to	2
in the development of	2
that the engines were	2
vicinity of the titanic	2
and in the engine	2
than the minimum cubic	2
carry its full load	2
referred to the bulkhead	2
the ship in the	2
to be lowered away	2
instructions as to navigation	2
prove to be efficient	2
titanic supplied with proper	2
which left new york	2
to attract the attention	2
room department out of	2
of about feet above	2
final effect of the	2
as soon as we	2
i am sure that	2
operator on the carpathia	2
by titanic disaster and	2
statutory regulations as to	2
the first witness on	2
in the iceberg region	2
bellows supplies fresh air	2
lights of the carpathia	2
department engine department victualing	2
foundering of the titanic	2
picked up by carpathia	2
was in fact the	2
messages from kings and	2
that any increase in	2
during a boat drill	2
the founders of the	2
am well able to	2
picked up by one	2
one of the things	2
attached to the outside	2
to be cut through	2
crew of the carpathia	2
i left them and	2
were the watches of	2
arrival of the steamship	2
boat laden with people	2
lifeboat and raft accommodation	2
established the fact that	2
nest to keep a	2
i heard it first	2
in the reciprocating and	2
even the terrific collision	2
of the most wonderful	2
and he did not	2
certain amount of reflected	2
and safety of the	2
in what latitude and	2
of a deck hose	2
them to discover ice	2
of the founders of	2
the run for the	2
how was it that	2
career of captain e	2
there were none of	2
the space we had	2
which had fired rockets	2
the end of his	2
there was no water	2
the bridge completely under	2
into the question of	2
an hour before she	2
a part of the	2
she have reasonably expected	2
but i am advised	2
were the number of	2
sufficiently and efficiently officered	2
particularly small ice and	2
board to help in	2
wall of the coal	2
gratings in the engine	2
illustrious career of captain	2
throwing searchlights around her	2
the vessel from the	2
of the survivors said	2
on the titanic at	2
protective value of transverse	2
his desire to get	2
from southampton to the	2
to go on the	2
needed changes in construction	2
one on the port	2
a number of other	2
message was sent from	2
the board should be	2
in a large hotel	2
the second of the	2
any warning being conveyed	2
by their superior officers	2
the hydrographic office in	2
the disproportion between the	2
a race of people	2
the launching of lifeboats	2
boat on the boat	2
the tonnage of the	2
and the remaining two	2
to join the titanic	2
to why we had	2
and the lives of	2
to have been transferred	2
there was to be	2
of cubic feet ascertained	2
were not on board	2
had been sent to	2
they regard it as	2
of the air or	2
feet long and feet	2
for about half an	2
up in the air	2
probes disaster and brings	2
told the story of	2
going to the assistance	2
more than fifty shots	2
the midst of a	2
her up on the	2
stern of the marvel	2
taken as she was	2
the grand trunk pacific	2
by her in response	2
of trade for a	2
on leaving the vessel	2
around to the gangway	2
supplied with proper charts	2
highest speed of which	2
from bellows supplies fresh	2
question of minutes before	2
all on board at	2
the engines had been	2
it is easy to	2
were on the titanic	2
the limit of their	2
were in the first	2
complete sets of apparatus	2
story of charles f	2
steps were then taken	2
the boats from the	2
time to time with	2
not included in the	2
heard it first while	2
as the water in	2
it is well not	2
or otherwise by signals	2
there was no need	2
new york to liverpool	2
not realized at first	2
passengers on the titanic	2
as part of a	2
light of the stars	2
last of the ice	2
also connected to the	2
to the officer on	2
days out from new	2
the deck as the	2
including major archibald butt	2
depth to the breadth	2
serve as its own	2
reports passing icebergs and	2
the captain of a	2
hole and saloon blazing	2
did the titanic comply	2
the highest degree unlikely	2
as the carpathia was	2
arranged to draw from	2
conclusion is that the	2
of the casualty were	2
together to keep warm	2
it not be supposed	2
paid no attention to	2
to account for so	2
event of any two	2
application of the board	2
for a single flash	2
have stayed on board	2
as to navigation were	2
passenger and emigrant steamships	2
certain that there were	2
official of the white	2
great force of the	2
is not to the	2
a copy of a	2
the boat to the	2
adrift on the sea	2
highest degree unlikely that	2
carried to c deck	2
of pounds per square	2
in consequence of receiving	2
feet of g deck	2
appendix to the life	2
the titanic comply with	2
number of persons an	2
i looked up and	2
go down the bay	2
equal to that of	2
and longitudinal section of	2
that the titanic would	2
in the forward part	2
the boats and boat	2
can be placed on	2
she had to be	2
twelve hundred miles from	2
away under proper superintendence	2
and the rules and	2
in the sight of	2
superstition at such a	2
as they would not	2
decks reserved for passenger	2
the ship with a	2
messages being sent or	2
down to wireless telegraphy	2
are closing door in	2
ice kept on board	2
but so far as	2
of representative and mrs	2
e deck in the	2
the amount of damage	2
the middle portion of	2
now only a question	2
of the boat scale	2
were in charge of	2
to coming up with	2
of a formal investigation	2
will see to it	2
been provided and used	2
knew that the ship	2
of the casualty which	2
the question of indirect	2
total number on board	2
revolver in his hand	2
of the hull into	2
evidence as to the	2
to the top decks	2
of responsibility for the	2
great sigh of relief	2
were not certain of	2
at the top of	2
the notable passengers sketches	2
tell the story of	2
any boiler in the	2
engines had been stopped	2
and it seemed to	2
in size of vessels	2
first or collision bulkhead	2
broken spirit prostrate at	2
to the credit of	2
titanic by wireless messages	2
all men stand back	2
the thousand and one	2
come quietly to rest	2
in so far as	2
what latitude and longitude	2
to their fate coolness	2
lowered down to the	2
fact that one of	2
the chart room and	2
above the horizon and	2
to necessity of stricter	2
taking the temperature of	2
obey orders and to	2
ascertained as in paragraph	2
will be made to	2
did the casualty occur	2
one of the low	2
making inquiries as to	2
in the world to	2
her into one of	2
such speed excessive under	2
men on the top	2
had been kept a	2
safety and otherwise of	2
ship by pulling a	2
in connection with such	2
feet above the top	2
are such tracks safe	2
aboard the sinking ship	2
the carpathia and take	2
and a few men	2
and a half miles	2
the remedy is the	2
on again for a	2
and many of them	2
provided with a watertight	2
the collision and embarkation	2
continuously from bow to	2
the titanic would have	2
that he was to	2
transverse bulkheads into separate	2
of the existing provisions	2
and launching the boats	2
side of the keel	2
inspection of the work	2
whether those under davits	2
at the cunard pier	2
end of the boiler	2
when the boat was	2
boys of the carpathia	2
at foot of canal	2
for the most part	2
the bulkheads were carried	2
that the boats are	2
so much for the	2
most completely protected passenger	2
the white star officials	2
the ship struck the	2
from the boat deck	2
encountered during the voyage	2
air to man with	2
equipped as a passenger	2
to feel the boat	2
these doors were closed	2
leave a british port	2
the double bottom in	2
unwilling to leave the	2
left for new york	2
the tunnel after compartment	2
from kings and cardinals	2
the casualty were ultimately	2
three of the four	2
board the titanic in	2
might have been present	2
on the after end	2
her course altered in	2
boiler boiler and boiler	2
adopted by vessels being	2
some men were saved	2
it would have served	2
women and children in	2
and as they did	2
swell of the sea	2
room there was no	2
and rescued by life	2
that women and children	2
the ship by the	2
orders from the officers	2
that he had a	2
on voyages from the	2
from the inner bottom	2
knew where it was	2
inner floor of the	2
can probably be best	2
plunge to the bottom	2
the doors from closing	2
of dangerous routes and	2
all parts of the	2
playing was a noble	2
must have been about	2
of water came through	2
titanic go down with	2
from titanic by carpathia	2
the sufferers police arrangements	2
of those acts and	2
as to why we	2
to the lowest row	2
above the keel in	2
by the second of	2
the combined broadsides of	2
watertight subdivision of the	2
feet above the same	2
southampton to the night	2
of naval constructor r	2
no reliance can be	2
it was better to	2
as she swung up	2
make any recommendations or	2
of the titanic shortly	2
to suppose she would	2
according to the evidence	2
of the first cabin	2
learned that he was	2
were the boats swung	2
i am to state	2
plays a noble hymn	2
do not remember that	2
bulkhead at the after	2
the helm was put	2
water in the damaged	2
vessel were divided into	2
up on the morse	2
an elaborate system of	2
a good and proper	2
putting the people into	2
in the above report	2
passenger ship ever built	2
storage battery and coil	2
water had risen in	2
the doubling of the	2
the evidence of capt	2
rode up and down	2
where ice had been	2
band kept playing was	2
the titanic the titanic	2
proportion which each of	2
senatorial investigation prompt action	2
she properly constructed and	2
up one deck higher	2
steps should be taken	2
him to apply to	2
standing up near her	2
were on board the	2
were carried up in	2
did not go down	2
and your committee respecting	2
in a few words	2
to me that it	2
that he understood from	2
disaster stirs world to	2
by the merest chance	2
elaborate installation of telegraphs	2
the time we struck	2
remained in absolute silence	2
crew taken away in	2
still clung to the	2
on april th the	2
the same general type	2
man who had been	2
precaution which ensures safe	2
to see an iceberg	2
second class third class	2
the boats under davits	2
in history the titanic	2
of at least such	2
on this point was	2
now a quarter of	2
it will be remembered	2
exhaust washing us away	2
may or may not	2
to equip their vessels	2
every soul on board	2
to the hold plan	2
the greatest marine disaster	2
require the production of	2
on the sinking vessel	2
all against my soul	2
have remained afloat long	2
and the manner in	2
must be recorded that	2
the great eastern a	2
material of which the	2
when the collision occurred	2
lookout at the stemhead	2
them to come quickly	2
of any knowledge of	2
for the accommodation of	2
is subdivided by transverse	2
hurd how the titanic	2
be carried can probably	2
officers of the ship	2
said he had been	2
sent or received such	2
the boats are all	2
the foundering on april	2
time there was no	2
regard to such erroneous	2
never say again that	2
by the recent disaster	2
with an iceberg is	2
that a man lay	2
to exempt altogether from	2
violence of the elements	2
the quay side of	2
master of the vessel	2
mean of the half	2
to go down by	2
titanic in crossing the	2
disaster in history the	2
as the eye could	2
for assistance were sent	2
captain rostron of the	2
to think about it	2
at the foot of	2
bodies had been recovered	2
a carrying capacity of	2
numbers of the passengers	2
astor and his young	2
the reciprocating and turbine	2
since the report of	2
constructed and adequately equipped	2
of the man he	2
boat carry its full	2
sir william white is	2
the landing in new	2
and on the port	2
failed to exercise due	2
which thereby ensued or	2
of a large compartment	2
and some of these	2
the meeting of the	2
and not only to	2
there was an explosion	2
is desirable that the	2
only one other man	2
has been suggested that	2
by any violence of	2
brunel and scott russell	2
black against the starry	2
light on the horizon	2
them necessary or usual	2
on this deck were	2
to be based on	2
all survivors aboard and	2
officers and crew bring	2
the transatlantic steamer from	2
heroes of the titanic	2
it is little wonder	2
concluded it was now	2
one of the party	2
and every member of	2
the work done upon	2
was about feet inches	2
suppose she would encounter	2
and if it had	2
amerika passed two large	2
rules so as to	2
by the steamship carpathia	2
thrilling account by l	2
feet inch broad by	2
of tonnage up to	2
then we learned that	2
and when the boats	2
titanic sufficiently and efficiently	2
to take a place	2
after leaving queenstown on	2
the world received the	2
general greely and robert	2
at the scottish hall	2
at the center of	2
the crew at the	2
and women and adults	2
adequately equipped as a	2
the city of paris	2
installations in good and	2
the number of lives	2
descriptions of the ship	2
whose lights he saw	2
of the lusitania and	2
and abaft the machinery	2
an aroused public opinion	2
hose from bellows supplies	2
of dress and undress	2
committee to inform you	2
the whole interior of	2
by the chief officer	2
be required to carry	2
was carried up one	2
be amended so as	2
to think that this	2
receipt of this message	2
proportion of women to	2
that there was an	2
depth of about feet	2
safe at the bottom	2
boats were ordered to	2
the days when the	2
the provision of boat	2
to the vessel from	2
of order and discipline	2
several of the women	2
vessels other than the	2
proposed revision of the	2
and that they should	2
steam connections to the	2
ship to the top	2
its arrangements such as	2
least such carrying capacity	2
the trough of the	2
lowered to the water	2
night was clear and	2
in regard to such	2
the top of her	2
tried to sing to	2
emigrant ship for the	2
them to the carpathia	2
the credit of the	2
of being run down	2
course altered in consequence	2
the bulkheads of the	2
titanic was that she	2
ismay criminal and cowardly	2
like the wreck of	2
conquer i have none	2
be wrong with such	2
belief that the titanic	2
where to make for	2
placed transversely to the	2
as possible after leaving	2
of the hull were	2
there were three distinct	2
the impossibility of obtaining	2
heartrending scenes as families	2
the latest and largest	2
as far south as	2
how the great ship	2
be forgotten that the	2
far as it is	2
we were in the	2
what was in fact	2
man on the ship	2
when the ship sank	2
to such erroneous messages	2
i have never been	2
the terrible loss of	2
we set foot on	2
in all such ships	2
the bay on the	2
cruisers in time of	2
of the notable passengers	2
provided with watertight casings	2
to inform you that	2
on the next day	2
tracks at that time	2
of ice would be	2
the most authentic accounts	2
and saw the boat	2
when he saw the	2
and in this position	2
jumped from the bridge	2
messages or signals and	2
when the carpathia was	2
the arrangements for manning	2
collision and embarkation in	2
made thereunder with regard	2
of the sea was	2
on the frames of	2
and preparations for the	2
part of the vessel	2
time in which the	2
did the titanic send	2
to increase the number	2
what measures were taken	2
year and dangers likely	2
the lusitania and mauretania	2
carpathia are well rewarded	2
help in work of	2
on e deck and	2
the world goes to	2
race says to virginian	2
story of the steward	2
had seen the last	2
under orders from the	2
the direction of a	2
hope for others is	2
would have had to	2
on the faces of	2
on the way to	2
there can be little	2
board the titanic to	2
the number of cubic	2
lifeboats to be carried	2
and effective working order	2
enable messages to be	2
more than the minimum	2
many operators were employed	2
is to be considered	2
official tells moving story	2
board the carpathia aid	2
that the efficiency of	2
the vessel was constructed	2
question as to whether	2
ships alter their course	2
rescuers on the way	2
ismay came dashing into	2
be of little use	2
a few moments later	2
the next lowest deck	2
built to naval requirements	2
the lights of a	2
messages that were sent	2
the whole field of	2
shall be the number	2
to the point to	2
gangway doors in the	2
ballast and bilge pumps	2
reported to the captain	2
make it difficult for	2
most of the men	2
and embarkation in lifeboats	2
united kingdom to new	2
is divided by a	2
saving devices wireless telegraphy	2
what is the purpose	2
the safety of their	2
people into the boats	2
depth used in calculating	2
when they might have	2
had to be sent	2
running to and fro	2
the way to the	2
at or prior to	2
an hour before he	2
this deck was an	2
be placed on any	2
were trying to get	2
but we had been	2
stairway to b deck	2
and he told me	2
starboard side in the	2
time of year and	2
to be carried in	2
from the a deck	2
crowd on the pier	2
in two famous ships	2
in case of emergency	2
life saving appliances rules	2
in the middle as	2
a representative of the	2
to prevent the vessel	2
known as the working	2
of the boat to	2
bulkhead committee for their	2
and they would all	2
second bulkhead from the	2
the proposed revision of	2
the ship broke in	2
the engines were stopped	2
we were the very	2
get into touch with	2
into the boats from	2
measures and were they	2
eyes on things above	2
the beginning of the	2
last did the titanic	2
now every man for	2
manner in which they	2
taken to procure assistance	2
with a single skin	2
they such as are	2
track actually being followed	2
total number of passengers	2
with which a vessel	2
as to make it	2
boats to be placed	2
washed overboard and rescued	2
the opportunity of rendering	2
was among the survivors	2
side of the lower	2
passengers to leave the	2
was on board the	2
these persons were as	2
such good effect in	2
question of indirect responsibility	2
desire to get something	2
to the belief that	2
that they have given	2
when one of the	2
was equipped with the	2
comply with the requirements	2
the following is a	2
it difficult for any	2
making the bulkhead deck	2
women appeared to be	2
that they were in	2
the capacity required by	2
at a depth of	2
when she struck the	2
but it was a	2
a passenger steamer and	2
the crew who were	2
down with their loved	2
get to the boats	2
could not be induced	2
that he is not	2
necessary or usual in	2
and efficiently officered and	2
time tune for us	2
in the offices of	2
is carried up to	2
they would all return	2
the titanic was on	2
was washed overboard and	2
introduced in some of	2
their places in the	2
the pipe supplying steam	2
they went to their	2
some trifling matter had	2
with pity on my	2
space available for the	2
that the vessel could	2
feet long by feet	2
opening up five compartments	2
some of them were	2
adults and children of	2
shortly before the titanic	2
is no doubt a	2
in the chart room	2
what messages were received	2
there was only one	2
right through to the	2
and death and satan	2
a height of about	2
was coming to our	2
have served in the	2
an approved type being	2
class promenade on c	2
kind on board the	2
reach the titanic before	2
happened to be in	2
of the iceberg that	2
the thought of danger	2
of such a thing	2
in anticipation of meeting	2
was she properly constructed	2
in the board of	2
friend we ever had	2
coming out of the	2
trained in boat work	2
that it was quite	2