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1976 - 1st class survivor Miss Margaret Edith Graham died in Greenwich, Connecticut at the age of 83.

1912 - Day 8 of the American inquiry into the Titanic disaster in Washington, D. C., USA. Witnesses called that day: Vice President of International Mercantile Marine Co. Philip A. S. Franklin, Donkeyman for the Californian Ernest Gill, Captain of the Californian Stanley Lord, Marconi Operator for the Californian Cyril Furmstone Evans, and Able Seaman Frank Oliver Evans.

1967 - Saloon Steward and survivor Mr Harold Charles William Phillimore died of cerebral thrombosis (stroke) in Winchester, Hampshire, England, UK at the age of 78.

1873 - Saloon Steward Mr Harry Bristow was born to John Bristow (railway labourer) and Mary Ann Bristow in Shutta, East Looe, Cornwall, England, UK.

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Poetry: Two lovers

Rated PG-13
© 1999 Mandie B. @ AllieMBeal@aol.com
based on some characters
and situations originated by James Cameron

Two lovers joined at the heart
Different by class which was far apart
One forbidden to see the other
But their love kept them together
On a great boat is where they met
On this great boat is where one met death
Love's light guided their way
To each others heart on a tragic day
As night approached
Their love grew
And as night approached
Danger brewed
As danger approached
Their lips neared
Soon after they kissed
They felt fear
The ship was sinking with their dreams
Their hopes and wishes broke at the seams
No land in sight
They had no might
How would their love survive
On this tragic night?

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