Additional Iceberg Sighted
Records another large iceberg and further ice visible to the southward during the evening passage.
Follow Stanley Lord through 17 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Records another large iceberg and further ice visible to the southward during the evening passage.
Commands Californian on her westbound voyage from London to Boston when the Titanic disaster occurs.
Turns Californian's head toward the east-northeast after stopping for the night among the ice.
Stops Californian for the night after encountering a field of ice in the North Atlantic.
Stops and reverses Californian after the ship reaches field ice extending across her intended course.
Records large icebergs encountered during Californian's passage on the evening before Titanic sinks.
Receives reports that a steamer is approaching while Californian remains stopped among the ice.
Orders Evans to advise Titanic that Californian is stopped and surrounded by ice.
Asks wireless operator Cyril Evans what ships are nearby and is told that Titanic appears to be close.
Gets Californian under way at full speed through the ice toward the reported position of Titanic.
Is informed again before dawn that rockets had been observed during the middle watch.
Receives reports from the bridge that white rockets are being seen in the direction of a nearby vessel.
Learns by wireless from Virginian that Titanic has struck an iceberg and that passengers are in boats.
Receives a bridge report that white rockets are being seen in the direction of the nearby steamer.
Gives evidence about Californian's position, ice conditions and the ship's actions during Titanic's distress.
Gives evidence about Californian's position, the nearby vessel and the rockets observed during Titanic's sinking.
Stanley Lord was questioned over Californian's failure to respond to possible distress signals from Titanic during the night.
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