Titanic Ice Warnings
Receives information that ice has been reported ahead on Titanic's North Atlantic route.
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Wireless and navigational ice warnings, reports and messages associated with Titanic's North Atlantic voyage.
These records are rendered directly from the current World History Database Titanic archive. The unrelated 2003 Edmund Hillary row remains excluded from the Titanic collection.
Receives information that ice has been reported ahead on Titanic's North Atlantic route.
Sends Titanic a wireless message warning that Californian is stopped among ice.
Stops Californian for the night after encountering a field of ice in the North Atlantic.
Receives the Baltic ice warning from Captain Smith during the afternoon of 14 April.
Receives the Baltic warning reporting icebergs and field ice near Titanic's intended route.
Orders Evans to advise Titanic that Californian is stopped and surrounded by ice.
Transmits Californian's report to Antillian describing large icebergs seen near the ship's track.
Learns that Titanic has intercepted Californian's wireless ice report sent to Antillian.
Offers Titanic the iceberg information after noticing that the liner is within wireless range.
Receives confirmation that Titanic's operator has already copied Californian's earlier iceberg report.
Transmits to Titanic that Californian is stopped and surrounded by ice.
Receives and acknowledges Caronia's warning reporting icebergs, growlers and field ice ahead of Titanic's route.
Receives Baltic's detailed ice report and acknowledges the message during the afternoon of 14 April.
Hears Olympic calling Titanic with a master's service message during the developing emergency.
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