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1 online resource |
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Canada: past, present, and future |
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Canada series (New York)
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Contents |
Intro; Preface; Introduction; Chapter 1; The Empress of Ireland Sails to Her Doom; The Empress Sails from Quebec; The Holiday Humor of the Passengers; Captain Kendall Warned of Fogs; The Storstad Sighted; Fog Suddenly Settles; The Storstad Crashes Into the Empress; Injury on Starboard Side; Fought For Life in Darkness; A Mortal Blow; Wireless Calls for Help; Hundreds Drown in Cabins; No Time to Rouse Passengers; In Their Night Clothes; Picked Up the Captain; Life-Boats Launched in Record Time; The Empress Goes Down; Chapter 2; Captain Kendall Blames the Storstad |
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(Statement of Captain Kendall, Commander of the Empress of Ireland, Made at the Coroner's Inquest at Rimouski)Shouted to Collier; Ship Foundered Quickly; Work to Save Others; No Panic Aboard; Chapter 3; Captain Andersen's Defense; By Captain Thomas Andersen; Commander of the Storstad; Storstad's Right of Way; Did Not Back Out; To the Rescue; Injustice to Captain; Chapter 4; Miraculous Escape of the Few; Response to Wireless Calls for Help; Eureka and Lady Evelyn on the Scene of Disaster; The Search for the Quick and the Dead; Terrible Plight of Survivors; Sad Scenes at Rimouski |
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Willing Hands HelpTwenty-Two Die After Being Rescued; Tales of Narrow Escapes; Those Who Died Bravely; Chapter 5; The Stricken Survivors Return; Extreme Suffering Among Survivors; Few Women and Children Saved; Crowd Greets Survivors; Many Injured; Experiences of Survivors; "All Over in Fifteen Minutes"; Knew It Was the End; "Like A Lot of Indians"; Four Climbed on Upturned Life-Boat; Saved Many Lives; Salvation Army Lassie Rescued When About to Sink; Climbed Up Side of Liner as She Keeled Over; Husband Gave Wife Belt; Plunged Out to Save Himself |
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Boat Listed So Badly People Could Not Get Up Deck StairsPicked up by Boat Filled with Members of Crew; Toronto Woman Spent Long Time in Water Before Rescue; Unknown Member of Crew Saved Several Lives; Ottawa Man Put Wife in Boat; Was Saved Later; Saw Collision; Empress Was Sounding Her Siren; Fell Into Water; Montreal Man Saw No Life-Belts; Chapter 6; Heroes of the Empress Disaster; Dr. Grant the Chief Hero; Sir Seton-Karr Gave up Life for Stranger; Laurence Irving Died to Save His Wife; H.R. O'Hara Died for Family; Captain Saved Bell-Boy; How Chief Officer Steede Died; Hero Saved Wee Girl |
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Gave up His Life-BeltChapter 7; The Surgeon's Thrilling Story; By Dr. James F. Grant; Ship's Surgeon on the Empress of Ireland; Had Difficulty Reaching Deck; Many Plunge into Icy Water; Weird Shrieks of Terror; Passengers Caught Like Rats; Chapter 8; Ship of Death Reaches Quebec; Escorted by British Cruiser Essex; Small White Coffins; Pathetic Search for Relatives and Friends; Wretched Condition of Bodies; Lost His Entire Family; Two Claim Same Baby; "Judgment of Solomon"; Bodies Bruised and Mutilated; Chapter 9; Solemn Services for the Dead; Trust in God; At St. James' Cathedral |
Notes |
"This is an edited, reformatted and augmented version of The Tragic Story of the Empress of Ireland by Logan Marshall, originally published by John Winston Company, dated 1914."--preface |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
Notes |
Description based on print version record |
Subject |
Empress of Ireland (Steamship)
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Storstad (Steamship)
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SUBJECT |
Empress of Ireland (Steamship) fast |
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Storstad (Steamship) fast |
Subject |
Shipwrecks -- Québec (Province) -- Saint Lawrence River Estuary
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HISTORY -- Canada -- General.
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Shipwrecks
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Québec -- Saint Lawrence River Estuary
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Form |
Electronic book
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LC no. |
2020685901 |
ISBN |
9781536150414 |
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153615041X |
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