The correspondence provides a crucial glimpse into the immediate response to one of history's most infamous maritime wrecks.

The most famous Titanic survivor, “new money” socialite and ... By the time the ship reached New York, word of her selfless actions had made her famous. “After being brined, salted, and ...

When the Titanic sank at approximately 2:20 ... Ambulances lined the streets waiting to tend to the survivors, The New York Times reported in 2010. The Carpathia had rescued over 700 people ...

This month is the 112th anniversary of the RMS Titanic sinking. Billed as “unsinkable,” the 1912 luxury ocean liner was on its maiden voyage with 2,223 people aboard – 1,324 passengers and ...

In New York City, they are being crushed ... “It takes a long time to sink the Titanic, but the Titanic is sinking,” he added. Outside Manhattan’s core, 61% of pre-1974 buildings are ...

But he finds none. Meanwhile, without word or aid from the Mount Temple, the 700-plus survivors of the Titanic sail to New York City on board the Carpathia. The Californian carries on to Boston ...

The New York Times explained citing sources at the Straus Historical Society. Isidor Straus' body was found at sea two weeks after the sinking of the Titanic. Ida Straus' remains were never recovered.

The RMS Carpathia was over three hours away and came to rescue the stranded survivors ... A British passenger liner, the Titanic was operated by White Star Line and was traveling from Southampton, ...