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Argues that lifeboat 6 should return toward the wreck area to search for people in the water.
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Argues that lifeboat 6 should return toward the wreck area to search for people in the water.
Separates from John Jacob Astor when she enters lifeboat 4 and he remains aboard Titanic.
Begins helping fellow Titanic survivors soon after reaching Carpathia.
Remains aboard Titanic during the final evacuation and dies in the sinking.
Receives the report that Titanic has foundered and that Carpathia is returning to New York with survivors.
Escapes the sinking aboard lifeboat number 4 while her husband remains aboard Titanic.
Declines to take a lifeboat place while other passengers still await evacuation.
Escapes Titanic aboard lifeboat number 6 and helps other survivors during the disaster.
Helps his pregnant wife Madeleine reach a lifeboat before remaining aboard Titanic.
Chooses to remain with her husband Isidor rather than leave him aboard Titanic.
Sends a wireless request to Olympic seeking immediate information about Titanic's passengers and where survivors will be landed.
Uses Cunard agent Sumner's name in a wireless request asking Carpathia to send the names of Titanic survivors.
Helps raise money aboard Carpathia for Titanic survivors who lost possessions in the sinking.
Is identified among the first-class survivors carried by Carpathia after the sinking.
Travels aboard Carpathia toward New York with the other Titanic survivors.
Helps organize a committee of survivors to provide practical assistance to people rescued from Titanic.
Continues relief work among Titanic survivors while Carpathia proceeds toward New York.
Receives incomplete survivor information while White Star's New York office seeks confirmed names from Carpathia.
Receives Ismay's wireless request that Cedric be held so surviving Titanic crew can return to Britain quickly.
Leads the move for a Senate investigation immediately after news of Titanic's loss reaches the United States.
Leads the Senate effort after passage of the resolution authorizing an investigation into the Titanic disaster.
Arrives in New York aboard Carpathia after surviving Titanic in lifeboat 4.
Approaches New York aboard Carpathia as relatives, officials and reporters await the Titanic survivors.
Continues assisting survivors as Carpathia approaches New York and arrangements are made for disembarkation.
Returns from the disaster as the surviving widow of John Jacob Astor, who is lost in the sinking.
Opens the Senate investigation at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and begins taking testimony about Titanic's loss.
Leads the United States Senate inquiry into the Titanic disaster as hearings begin.
Announces subpoenas for surviving Titanic officers, wireless operators and crew members needed for further testimony.
Gives evidence to the United States Senate inquiry about Titanic's officers, lifeboats and the evacuation.
Gives evidence about White Star and International Mercantile Marine communications following the disaster.
Continues the Senate investigation after hearings move from New York to Washington.
Serves on the Senate Commerce subcommittee examining testimony about the Titanic disaster.
Participates in the Senate investigation and questions witnesses about Titanic and maritime safety.
Serves on the Senate investigation examining crew testimony and the circumstances of Titanic's loss.
Participates in the Senate inquiry into the causes of the Titanic disaster and related safety issues.
Serves on the Senate Commerce subcommittee and participates in the investigation of Titanic's loss.
Serves on the Senate subcommittee reviewing evidence concerning Titanic's sinking.
Gives Senate evidence about company communications, survivor information and White Star's relationship with International Mercantile Marine.
Resumes the Titanic investigation in Washington so the full subcommittee can participate in the hearings.
Requests that survivor lists and Herbert Pitman's memoranda be entered into the official Senate inquiry record.
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