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A Living Memory (movie), 99
‘A Nation Once More’ (song), 8
A Night to Remember (movie), 262, 333
A Night to Remember (novel), 330, 332–3
Abbott, Eugene, 285
Abbott, Rhoda, 285–6, 292
Abbott, Rossmore, 285
Abdul Hamid II, Ottoman Sultan, 145, 192
Abelseth, Karen, 232
Abelseth, Olaus Jørgensen, 232–4, 316–7
Abercorn, James Hamilton, 2nd Duke of, 305
Abernerthy, Bessie, 26
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, Queen of the United Kingdom, 25
Albert I, King of the Belgians, 7
Alexander I, King of Serbia, 192
Alexander I, King of Yugoslavia, 8
Alexander II, Emperor of Russia, 163–4
Alexander III, Emperor of Russia, 145, 163–5
Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia, 306
Alexandra of Denmark, Queen of the United Kingdom, 4, 7, 8, 311
Alfonso XIII, King of Spain, 7, 192, 322
Algerine (trailer), 294
Alice (ship), 157
Allen, Elisabeth, 89, 262
Allison family, 199
America (tender), 84
American Line, 48
The Americanisation of the World (book), 133
Amerika (liner), 147–8, 168–9
Anderson, Harry, 186, 198, 207
Andrews, Eliza, 117, 199, 305
Andrews, Elizabeth (‘Elba’), 26, 117, 199, 312–3
Andrews, Helen, 26, 28, 44–5, 48, 199, 305, 312
Andrews, James, 27, 313
Andrews, John, 27, 313
Andrews, Kornelia, 240
Andrews, Thomas
ancestry, 28–9
childhood, 27, 29
education, 27
work on Oceanic, 49, 293
wedding, 39
household in Belfast, 24, 26
work on Olympic, 33–4, 106
attends Titanic’s launch, 15–16
oversees Titanic’s sea trials, 39, 45
work in Southampton (1912), 47–8
receives gifts from crew, 108
suffers from homesickness, 24, 117–8
describes Titanic as unsinkable, 172–3, 207
conversations with the Thayers, 177, 327–8
conversations with Mary Sloan, 116–18, 213–4, 242–4, 250
inspects damage from iceberg, 206–9
helps load lifeboats, 221, 244
during evacuation, 213–14, 230, 242–4, 250
rumoured last sighting, 242–4, 248
death, 257–8, 280
1912 biography, 243–3, 305
as father, 26, 199
and employees, 27, 48, 106, 117, 213–14, 306
friendship with Dr O’Loughlin, 116–18
friendship with the Dicks, 200, 206
religious views, 143
political views, 34, 37, 41, 43
sporting interests, 27–8, 244
beekeeping, 244
memorials, 304
as symbol of Ulster unionism, 305
cinematic portrayals, 243
Andrews, Thomas Sr., 29, 117, 305
Andrews, William (TA’s brother), 27
Andrews, William (TA’s uncle), 29
Anichkov Palace, 306
Animated Weekly (newsreel), 316
Anna Karenina (novel), 164
Anne, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, 12
Aosta, Emanuele Filiberto, 2nd Duke of, 8
Aquitania (liner), 74, 306
Arnaud, Étienne, 318
Asquith, Cynthia, 8, 120
Asquith, Herbert, 1st Earl of Oxford and, 7, 12–13
Assassination of the Grand Duke Sergius (movie), 319
Astor, Caroline, 67
Astor, John Jacob (IV), 64, 66, 91, 139–41, 175, 186, 219–21, 240–1
Astor, Madeleine, 64, 139–41, 186, 219–21, 240, 275, 280, 292, 300
Atlanta Constitution (newspaper), 162
Atlantic (movie), xvii
Aubart, Léontine, 135
Audacious (warship), 115
Augusta Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, German Empress, 32
The Awakening (movie), 99
Aylmer, Gerald, 73
B’nai Jeshurun, Manhattan (synagogue), 167
Badenoch, John, 282–3
Ballard, Robert, xv
Balmoral Castle, 24–5
Baltic (liner), 169, 174, 174n, 275
Bankers’ Crisis (1907), 187–8
Barbareschi, Giovanni, 324
Barkworth, Algernon, 138, 278, 288
Baron von Hirsch (cemetery), 295
Barrett, Frederick, 170
Battier, George, 94, 320
Baxter, Hélène, 120, 135
Baxter, Quigg, 134–5
Bayford, Robert Sanders, 1st Baron, 18
Beaton, David, Cardinal, 22
Beattie, Thomson, 120
Bébé (dog), 219
Becker, Nellie, 264
Beerbohm, Sir Henry (‘Max’), 127
Beesley, Lawrence, 75, 84, 262
Behe, George, 194, 252
Behr, Karl, 132–3, 221, 280
Belfast and County Down Railway Company, 29
Belfast Chamber of Commerce, 30
Belfast City Hall, 30, 43
Belfast Dock Riots (1907), 34–5
Belfast News-Letter, 17
Bell, Gavin, 138
Belmonte, Gennaro di, Cardinal, 19
Benedictines, 3, 331
Berengaria (liner) see Imperator
Beresford, Charles de la Poer, 1st Baron, 248
Beresford, Lady Lily see Marlborough
Bessborough, Blanche Ponsonby, Countess of, 204
Bessborough, Edward Ponsonby, 8th Earl of, 204
Beveridge, Bruce, 115
Bigham, Randy Bryan, 93, 286, 322, 324
Billboard (magazine), 316
Bird, Ellen, 59, 81, 210–11, 219, 228, 283, 313
Bishop, Dickinson, 219
Bismarck (liner) see Majestic (1922)
Björnström-Steffansson, Mauritz Håkan, 137
Blair, David, 86–7
Blood Libel, myth of, 165
Blue Riband, 71, 74, 177, 286
Bobrikov, Nicholas, 192
Bonnell, Caroline, 262
Boris Vladimirovich, Grand Duke of Russia, 322
Bovaradej, Prince of Siam, 8
Bowen, Grace Scott, 76, 239
Boxhall, Joseph, 206, 262–3
Boyne, battle of the, 40
Brandywine, battle of, 97
Braunschweiger, Art, 115
Bremen (liner), 293–4
Bresci, Gaetano, 191
Brewster, Hugh, 194
Bride, Harold, 276–8, 289
Brideshead Revisited (novel), 127
Bridge (movie), 99
Britannic (liner), 32–3, 74–5, 129, 235, 306, 308–9
British Miners’ Federation, 48
British Seafarers’ Trade Union, 337
Brooms and Pans (movie), 100
Brown, Ernest, 290
Brown, James Joseph, 141
Brown, John, 93
Brown, Margaret, 140–1
Browne, Francis, 85–6
Brulatour, Clara, 98–9, 316, 320
Brulatour, Claude, 98
Brulatour, Hope, 323
Brulatour, Jules, 98–100, 256, 289–90, 316–18
Brulatour, Marie, 98
Brulatour, Ruth, 98
Buchanan Cassatt, Lois see Thayer
Buckingham Palace, 4, 6, 43
Buckley, Daniel, 227, 231–3
Buggery Act (1533), 133–4
Bullock, Shan, 305–6
Burbidge, Lilian, 57, 61–2
Burbidge, Richard, 57
Bureik, Hamad Hassam, 134
Burr, Ewart, 78, 199
Bute, John Crichton-Stuart, 4th Marquess of, 20
Butt, Archibald, 64, 189–97, 238, 240, 286, 290, 300–1
Butt, Arrington, 193
Butt, Edward, 193
Butt, Pamela, 193
Byles, Thomas, 144, 253
Bystander (magazine), 5
Caesar (dog), 7
Caldwell, Sylvia, 280–1, 290
Californian (ship), 225, 268, 296
Cambridge, University of, 137
Cameron, James, 129, 263
Campbell College, Belfast, 27–8
Campbell, Henry, 27–8
Canalejas y Méndez, José, 134
Candee, Helen Churchill, 91–2, 136, 215
Cap Arcona (liner), xvii
Cardeza, Charlotte Drake, 135–6, 297
Carlisle, Alexander, 312
Carlos I, King of Portugal, 192
Carnarvon, George Herbert, 5th Earl of, 128
Carnegie Steel Company, 66
Carnot, Marie François Sadi, President, 192
Caronia (liner), 59
Carpathia (ship), xv, 272–92, 295, 297, 309, 318
Carruthers, Francis, 39, 45
Carson, Edward, Baron, 41, 43
Carter, Lucile, 186
Carter, William, 186
Carter, William Thornton (II), 186
Case, Howard Brown, 240
Cassebeer, Eleanor, 198–9, 206–7, 214, 221–2
Castillo, Antonio Cánovas del, 192
Castlereagh, Edith, Viscountess see Londonderry
Cecilia of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, German Crown Princess, 72
Cedric (liner), 297
Chadwick, French Ensor, 335
Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 22
Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 22
Charles X, King of France, 19
Chasse de Guise (tapestry), 77
Château de Rétival, 352
Château de Versailles, 20, 97, 148
Château Laurier, 91
Chaudanson, Victorine, 76, 239
Chelsea Flower Show, 303
Cherry, Charles, 52, 292
Cherry, Gladys, 52–3, 122–4, 200, 204, 209, 212, 223, 228, 234, 264, 268–71, 273, 283–6, 292, 335
Chickamauga, battle of, 149
Children’s Guild, 6
Chirnside, Mark, 111
Chotek, Countess Henriette, 367
‘Christ’s Kirk on the Green’ (poem), 2
Citizen Kane (movie), 323
Clara de Hirsch Home for Working Girls, Manhattan, 162
Clark, James Beauchamp (‘Champ’), 186–7
Cleopatra VII, Pharaoh of Egypt, xv
Cleveland, Grover, President, 149, 161, 168
Collins, John, 276
Collyer, Charlotte, 280–1
Collyer, Marjorie, 280–1
Connellan, Marguerite, 324
Constantine I, King of the Hellenes, 8
Corkey, William, 38
Cosmopolitan (magazine), 96
Cottam, Harold, 289, 318
Countess of Rothes Voluntary Aid Detachment, 5
Craig, James see Craigavon
Craigavon, James, 1st Viscount, 43
Criminal Law Amendment Act (1885), 133
Crosby, Harriette, 139
Croÿ, Karl, 13th Prince von, 69–70
Croÿ, Nancy, Princess von, 69–70
Crozier, John (archbishop), 324
Crundall, Alexander, 311
Cunard Line, 56, 73–4, 129, 175, 245
Cunard-White Star Line, 330
Curzon of Kedleston, George Curzon, 1st Marquess, 303
Cusani Confalonieri, Luigi, Marquis of, 250
Czolgosz, Leon, 191–2
D’Alba, Antonio (anarchist), 191
Daily Express, 331n
Daily Mail, 296, 298
Daily Telegraph, 313
Dairymaids (play), 94
Daly, Eugene, 88
Danilo, Crown Prince of Montenegro, 8
Davenport-Hines, Richard, 194
David, King of Israel and Judah, 314
Davidson, Randall (archbishop), 303
Davies, Marion, 323
Davis Cup, 133
Daz Herz von Königen (movie), xvii
De La Warr, Constance Sackville, Countess of, 6
Deacon, Gladys see Marlborough
Debs, Eugene, 187, 189
Deligiannis, Theodoros, 192
Delta Psi (fraternity), 303
Der Fuchs von Glenarvon (movie), xvii
Deramore, Thomas Bateson, 1st Baron, 25
Dettingen, battle of, 23
Deutschland (liner), 72. 177–8
Deutschland (tanker), 180
Devlin, Joseph, 34
Devonian (liner), 329
Devonshire, Evelyn Cavendish, Duchess of, 6
Devonshire, William Cavendish, 7th Duke of, 127–8
Dick, Vera and Albert, 198, 206
Dillon, Thomas, 262
Divine Comedy (poem), 67, 215
Divorcons (movie), 99
Dobbin, James, 15
Dolan, Pauline, 292
Donegall, marquesses of, 25, 30
Donoughmore, Elena Hely-Hutchinson, Countess of, 304
Donoughmore, Richard Hely-Hutchinson, 6th Earl of, 304
Doria-Pamphilj, Prince Alfonso, 19
Douglas, Mahala, 297
Douglas, Mary Hélène, 135
Down County Council, 29
Doyle, Arthur Conan, 277–8
Drachstedt, Baron Alfred von see Nourney
Draga, Queen of Serbia, 192
Dramatic Mirror (magazine), 100
Drennan, William, 85
Drexel, Elizabeth Wharton, 139
Dublin Mean Time, 83
Duff Gordon, Lucy, Lady, 131–2, 135, 142, 185–6, 226–7, 322
Duff Gordon, Sir Cosmo, 131–2, 135, 226–7, 267
Dufferin and Ava, Hariot Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, Marchioness of, 31–2
Dyer-Edwardes, Clementina, 3, 52–3, 77, 331
Dyer-Edwardes, Thomas, 5, 52–3, 77, 331
The Easter Bonnet (movie), 100
Easter Rising (1916), 83n
Eastman Kodak Company, 99
Educational Alliance, 162
Edward I, King of England, 21
Edward III, King of England, 21
Edward VII, King of the United Kingdom, 6, 7, 10–11, 29, 71
Edward VIII, King of the United Kingdom, 59n
Elena of Montenegro, Queen of Italy, 191
Elisabeth of Bavaria, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, 192
Elisabeth of Bavaria, Queen of the Belgians, 19
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Queen of the United Kingdom, 303n
Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland, xvii, 78, 122
Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom, 125
Empress of Ireland (liner), xvi
‘Erin’s Lament’ (song), 88
Etches, Harry, 213–14
‘Eternal Father, Strong to Save’ (hymn), 145
Eton College, Berkshire, 67, 125, 311
Eustis, Elizabeth, 200, 215, 236, 238
Fairview (cemetery), 295
Farley, John, Cardinal, 312
Farquharson, Robert, 121
Farthing, John, 59, 81, 210–11, 283
Fayre Court, Gloucestershire, 331
Federation of Jewish Farmers of America, 162
Ferdinand I, King of Romania, 8
Ferdinand I, Tsar of Bulgaria, 7–8, 19
Festival of Empire (1911), 14
Fife, Louise, Duchess of see Louise
Fifth of October Revolution (Portugal), 192
Finnegans Wake (novel), 85
First Assembly Ball, 183
First Baptist Church, Hoboken, 144, 291
Fitch, Ted, xx
Fitzpatrick, Cecil, 257–8
Fleet, Frederick, 87
Fleming, Margaret, 184, 215, 291
Fletcher, Percy, 122
Fletcher, Richard, 50, 106
Flodden, battle of, 21
Florida (ship), 173
Foreman, Benjamin, 198
Fossoli (internment camp), 323
Fragonard, Jean-Honoré, 57
Francatelli, Laura, 185
France (liner), 74
Francis (shop), 128
Franco, Francisco, 322
Franco, Nicolás, 322
François II, King of France, 22
Franklin, Benjamin, 97
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria-Este, 8, 19, 66, 307
Franz Josef, Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, 19, 66
Frauenthal, Henry, 221, 287
Frederick VIII, King of Denmark, 7
Friedrich II, King of Prussia, 25
Frohman, Charles, 94
Frölicher, Hedwig, 120
Frölicher-Stehli, Margaretha, 120
Frost, Archibald, 174
Froude, James Anthony, 73
Fry, Richard, 299
Fushimi Sadanaru, Prince of Japan, 8
Futility (novel), 175–6
Futrelle, Jacques, 133, 139, 182, 226
Futrelle, Lily (‘May’), 185, 226, 229
Gaelic Revival, 36
Gailor, Thomas (bishop), 153
Gardiner, Robin, 109–10, 114
Gatti, Luigi, 184
Gee, Arthur, 91
General Order No. 11 (1863), 158–9
Geological Society of America, 171
George I, King of the Hellenes, 7
George II, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 23
George III, King of the United Kingdom, 20
George V, King of the United Kingdom, xx, 7, 11–12, 14–15, 18, 44, 126, 329
George VI, King of the United Kingdom, 313
Gestapo, xviii, 323–4
Getting Dad Married (movie), 99
Gettysburg, battle of, 157–8
Gibson, Dorothy
early life, 93–4
acting career, 94–100
musical career, 94, 320
modelling career, 95–6
first marriage, 94–5
affair with Jules Brulatour, 98–100, 316
suffers exhaustion (1912), 99–100
visit to Genoa (1912), 100–1
shopping trip in Paris (1912), 101, 121
boards Titanic, 101
accommodation on Titanic, 101–2, 129
movements on Sunday 14 April, 200–1
during collision, 205–6
conversation with TA, 206
fear during evacuation, 209, 218–19
leaves Titanic, 217–20
behaviour in lifeboats, 220, 255–6, 266
on Carpathia, 289
return to New York (1912), 291, 316
films Saved from the Titanic, 318–19
first divorce, 320
travels on La Provence (1912), 320
involved in hit and run, 320
second divorce, 321
moves to Europe, 321–2
later life (1920s and 1930s), 322–3
stepfather’s funeral, 321
begins affair with Emilio Ramos, 322
mocked in Citizen Kane, 323
arrested by Nazis, 323–4
imprisoned in Italy, 324
death and burial, 325–6
will, 325
inspiration for Il generale Della Rovere, 326
relationship with mother, 93, 98–100, 321, 323
relationship with stepfather, 93, 321
appearance, 91–2
salary, 93, 101
religious views, 95, 144, 324
attitude to fascism, 316, 332–3, 325
taste in fashion, 121
reviews, 94, 100, 320
discrepancies in testimonies, 200–1, 266, 316–17
Gibson, Leonard, 93, 102, 291, 321
Gibson, Pauline, 91, 93, 98, 100–2, 144, 217–18, 291, 321–3, 325
Giovanna of Savoy, Tsaritsa of Bulgaria, 191
Glyn, Elinor, 132
Goebbels, Josef, xvii-xix
Gone with the Wind (novel), 150
Gontaut-Biron, Martha, Comtesse de, 69
Government of Ireland Act (1914), 14, 44
Gowan, Philip, 322
Gracie, Archibald (III), 58, 149
Gracie, Archibald (IV), 58, 130–1, 148–50, 168, 225, 240, 251, 258, 272, 276–8, 288
Grand Opera House, Belfast, 30
Grand Trianon, Versailles, 66
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, 91
Grant, Ulysses S., President, 158
Great Eastern (liner), 157
Grey, Edward, 1st Viscount, 6
The Guardian Angel (movie), 99
Guggenheim, Benjamin, 64, 135
Haakon VII, King of Norway, x
Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, 79, 196
Haldane, Richard, 1st Viscount, 11
Hall, Steve, 115
Hamburg-Amerika Line, 49, 175
Hamilton, Thompson, 48
Hampton Court Palace, 20
Hands Across the Sea (movie), 97–8
Harald Hardrada, King of Norway, 335
Harcourt, William, 133
Harland and Wolff, 15, 32–5, 133, 147, 171, 173
Harland, Henry Pierson, 312
Harper, Henry, 134, 215
Harper’s Bazaar (magazine), 95
Harris, Henry, 282
Harris, Irene, 185, 282
Harrison, William, 299
Harrods, 31, 57
Harrow School, London, 67
Hartley, Wallace, 131
Harvard University, 280
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, 78
Haverford School, PA, 67
Hawke (warship), 47, 61, 109–10, 115
Hays, Charles, 91, 175–6
Hays, Margaret, 219
Hearst, William Randolph, 296–7, 323
Heart of the Antarctic (book), 210
Hebrew Ladies’ Memorial Association for Confederate Dead, 155–6
Hebrew Orphans Society, 162
Hendrickson, Charles, 170
Henley Royal Regatta, 303
Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prince Consort of the Netherlands, 8
Henry VI, King of England, 125
Henry VIII, King of England and Ireland, 21, 133, 331
Hess, Sarah Straus, 161, 313
Hitchcock, Alfred, xvii
Hitchens, Robert, 203
Hitler, Adolf, 322
Hogg, George, 255, 266
Hohenberg, Duchess of see Sophie
Hohenberg, Maximilian, Duke of, 307
Hohenberg, Prince Ernst von, 307
Hohenberg, Princess Sophie von, 307
Home Rule Bill, Third see Government of Ireland Act
Hook, Knowles & Co., 121
The House of Commons from Within (memoir), 136
House of Lords Act (1911) see Parliament Act
How Women May Earn a Living (book), 136
Hoyt, Frederick, 247
Hoyt, William, 276
Huntsman the Tailor, 20
Hurlingham Polo Club, 304
Hutton, Thomas, xix
Hyde Park, 7
Il generale Della Rovere (novel and movie), 326
Il Vittoriano, Rome, 190
Île de France (liner), 106
Immaculate Conception (Denver), Cathedral of the, 141
Imperator (liner), xvi, 49, 63, 74, 315
In Nacht und Eis (movie), xvi
Independent (newspaper), 171
Independent Motion Picture Company, 96
The Industries of Ireland (book), 29
Infantry Division, 79th (US), 326
International Ice Patrol, 110, 296
International Mercantile Marine, 16, 76, 110
Ireland (tender), 84
Irish Rebellion of 1641, 41
Irving, Washington, 100
Isabella (née von Croÿ), Archduchess of Austria, 70
Isham, Ann, 107
Ismay, Joseph Bruce, xviii, xix–xxii, 16, 75–6, 82, 107, 174, 174n, 180–1, 220–2, 288, 296–301, 328
Ismay, Julie (‘Florence’), 16, 180, 199, 301
Ismay, Thomas H., 301
It Pays to Be Kind (movie), 99
Jaffe, Otto, 33
Jaime de Borbón, Duke of Madrid and Anjou, 19
James II, King of Scots, 21
James IV, King of Scots, 21
James V, King of Scots, 2, 21–2
James VI & I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 22, 106
James VII & II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 40
Jenkins, John Card, 146
Jenny (cat), 107
‘Jerusalem’ (hymn), 251
Jessop, Violet, xx, 58, 107–8, 135–6, 140, 280
John Bull (magazine), 298
John XXII, Pope, 21
Johnstown Flood (1889), 336
Jonathan, Prince of Israel, 314
Jones, Thomas (sailor), 268–9, 272, 332
Joyce, James, 85
Kaiser Wilhelm der Große (liner), 71, 93, 115, 177, 304
Kaiser Wilhelm II (liner), 72
Karl I, Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, 19
Katherine Parr, Queen of England and Ireland, 14
Kensington Palace, 20
Kiev pogroms, 165
Knickerbocker Crisis see Bankers’ Crisis
The Kodak Contest (movie), 99
Korn, Betram, 153
Kronprinz Wilhelm (liner), 72
Kronprinzessin Cecilie (liner), 63, 72
La Provence (liner), 320
La Touraine (liner), 105
Labouchère Amendment, 133–4
Labouchère, Henry, 133
Lady Rothes (lifeboat), 310
‘Land of Hope and Glory’ (song), 251
Larkin, James, 34
Layton, J. Kent, xx
‘Lead, Kindly Light’ (hymn), 272
Lee, Robert E., 157
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (movie, 1912), 100
Leinster, dukes of, 126
Leishman, John, 69–70, 193
The Leopard (novel), 127
Leslie House, Fife, 2, 5, 15, 20, 22–3, 310–11, 311n, 330–1
Leslie Town Hall, Fife, 5, 311
Leslie, Bartholomew, 21, 271
Leslie, John (d. 1991), 5, 125
Leslie, Malcolm (d. c. 1176), 21
Leviathan (liner) see Vaterland
Lightoller, Charles, 86, 219, 223–4, 226, 240, 244, 258, 262, 275–6, 278, 285, 293, 295–6, 328
Lincoln Memorial, D. C., 64, 190
Lincoln, Abraham, President, 64, 159
Livadia Palace, 18
Lloyd’s of London, 110
Londonderry, Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of, 13
Londonderry, Edith Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Marchioness of, 13
Londonderry, Theresa Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Marchioness of, 304
Londsale, Hugh Lowther, 5th Earl of, 126
Long, Charles, 201
Long, Milton, 201, 216, 236–7, 256, 258–9
Lord, Stanley, 225
Lord, Walter, 279, 330–2
The Loss of the S. S. Titanic (memoir), 262
Lost Cause, myth of (US), 160
Louden-Brown, Paul, 76
Louis Seize (style), 183
Louis XV, King of France, 106
Louis XVI, King of France, 96–7, 184
Louise, Princess Royal and Duchess of Fife, 6
Love Finds a Way (movie), 99
Lowe, Harold, 222, 237–8, 250–1
Loyal Orange Institution, 40–3
Lubin Studios, 96
The Lucky Holdup (movie), 91, 100
Ludwig I, King of Bavaria, 151
Luís Filipe, King of Portugal, 192
Lusitania (liner), xv, 51, 63, 74, 79, 245, 302, 309
Luxemburg, Rosa, 19
LV-117 (lightship), 115
Macfie, Claud, 331, 333
Mackay-Bennett (trawler), 294
MacNeice, Louis, 116
Macy’s, 57, 146, 161
Mafalda of Savoy, Landgravine of Hesse, 191
Magnes, Judah, 167
Mahan, Alfred Thayer, 300
The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon (articles), 133
Maioni, Robert (‘Cissy’), 52–3, 55, 61, 101, 120, 123–4, 223, 271, 284, 292, 331n
Maison Lucille, 131
Majestic (liner, 1889), 48
Majestic (liner, 1922), 315
Malcolm III, King of Scots, 21
Mamie Bolton (movie), 99
Manhattan Hospital, 162
Manuel II, King of Portugal, 7
Maréchal, Pierre, 219
Margaret of Connaught, Crown Princess of Sweden, 132
Margaret of Wessex (saint), Queen of Scots, 21, 271
Marie Antoinette of Austria, Queen of France, 97, 183–4
Marie de Guise, Queen of Scots, 22
Marie Feodorovna (of Denmark), Empress of Russia, 8, 163, 306
Marion Cricket Club, 67. 303
Marlborough College, Wiltshire, 137
Marlborough, Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of, 20
Marlborough, Consuelo Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of, 6
Marlborough, Gladys Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of, 20
Marlborough, Lily Spencer-Churchill, Duchess of, 31
Martin, Nicholas, 63
Mary of Modena, Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland, 22
Mary of Teck, Queen of the United Kingdom, xx, 6, 8, 14, 18, 329
Mary, Queen of Scots, xvii, 22
Matthias, Paul, 207–8
Maud of Wales, Queen of Norway, 8
Mauretania (liner), xvi, 17, 63, 74, 79, 177–8, 309
Maximilian II, King of Bavaria, 151
Maxtone-Graham, John, xx
Mayflower (ship), xv
Mayné, Berthe, 135
The Mayor and the Manicure (play), 94
McCann case (1910), 38
McElroy, Hugh, 56, 78, 90, 198, 213, 331
McGee, Francis, 283–4, 288–9, 300
McKelway, Virginia, 162
McKinley, William, President, 192
Mein Leben für Irland (movie), xvii
Mersey, John Bigham, 1st Viscount, 262, 296, 296n, 298
Methodist College, Belfast, 27
Metropolitan Comic Opera Company, 94
Meyer, Leila, 185
Miguel I, King of Portugal, 19
Mikhail Alexandrovich, Grand Duke of Russia, 8
Mikhail Mikhailovich, Grand Duke of Russia, 8
Millet, Francis, 64, 190, 194–7, 238, 241
Millet, Elizabeth, 195
Minahan, Ida (‘Daisy’), 197–8
Minahan, William Edward, 197
Miners’ strike (1912), 48, 147
Minia (trawler), 294
Miss Masquerader (movie), 98–9
Miss Spence’s School, New York, 139
Monmouth, battle of, 97
Montanelli, Indro, 323–4, 326
Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids, Bronx, 162
Montgamny (trailer), 294
Moody, James, 203, 252
Moore, Clarence, 134
Morgan, John Pierpont, 16, 73, 187–8
Mornington, Anne Wellesley, Countess of, 25
Most Holy Redeemer, Belfast, Church of the, 35
Most Illustrious Order of St Patrick, 29
Motion Picture Distributing and Sales Company Ball, 98
Motion Picture News, 97
Mount Olivet (cemetery), 295
Mount Vernon (plantation), 97
Moving Picture News, 102, 316, 319
Murdoch, William, 86, 202–3, 208, 217–18, 226, 244, 255–6, 286
The Musician’s Daughter (movie), 99
Mussolini, Benito, 323
Nagel, Charles, 290
National Mercantile Marine Fund, 302
National Milk Hostels, 6
Ne Temere (decree), 37–8
‘Nearer, My God, to Thee’ (hymn), 251–2
Nelson, Horatio, 1st Viscount, 249
Nesbitt, Evelyn, 138
New York (liner), 48–9, 61, 63, 80, 149, 328
New York American, 297
New York City Draft Riots (1863), 158
New York Dramatic Mirror, 317
New York Evening Post, 335
New York Sun, 317
New York Telegraph, 200
New York Times, 94, 129, 162, 165–6
New York World, 200
Newsom, Helen, 280
Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, 18–19, 163, 165–6, 192, 306
Nieuw Amsterdam (liner), 101
Noah (patriarch), xv
Nomadic (tender), 63–4, 68, 76, 92
Norddeutscher Lloyd, 71–2
Norfolk, dukes of, 144
Normandie (liner), 116
Nourney, Alfred, 134, 219, 287, 289
Nripendra Narayan, Maharajah of Cooch-Behar, 32
Nuremberg Rally (1937), 322
‘O God, Our Help in Ages Past’ (hymn), 145
O’Brien, Thomas J., 191
O’Loughlin, William, 116–18, 120, 185, 198, 280
Objectivist historiography see Reconciliationist
Oceanic (liner), 48, 165, 177, 293–5
Odessa pogrom, 165
Offenbach, Jacques, 200
Ohio State University, 171
Ohm Krüger (movie), xvii
Olga Nikolaevna, Grand Duchess of Russia, 18–19
Olympic (liner), xvi, 16–18, 47–49, 57n, 61–3, 79, 82, 86, 105, 107, 116, 129, 147–8, 178, 199, 217, 308, 316, 330
On a Sea of Glass (book), xx
Orange Order see Loyal Orange Institution
Orange Riots, New York (1871), 161
Order of St Benedict see Benedictines
Osborne House, 25
Os-Saltaneh, Prince Samad Khan Momtaz, 8
Ostriche, Muriel, 291
Our Future Lies Upon the Water (painting), 72
Pains of Youth (play), 127
Pankhurst, Charles, 334
Paris (liner), 116
Parliament Act (1911), 10–14, 188
Parrish, Lutie, 230
Parsons, Alfred, 195
Parsons, Louella, 323
Pathé, 313
Pearl Harbor attacks, 323
Pearse, Pádraig, 44
Peñaranda, Hernando Fitz-James Stuart, 14th Duke of, 304
Peñasco, María-Josefa de, 134, 224, 235, 241, 271, 283, 292, 332
Peñasco, Victor de, 134, 224, 228
Pennsylvania Railroad, 65, 175
Pennsylvania Senate Railroad Committee, 175
Pennsylvania, University of, 303, 326, 329
Peruschitz, Joseph, 253
Peskett, Leonard, 79, 79n
Petersburg, siege of, 58
Petit Trianon, Versailles, 66
Petkov, Dimikar, 192
Peuchen, Arthur, 226–7, 287
Philadelphia (liner), 48
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 327
Philip of Greece and Denmark, Duke of Edinburgh, 125
Pichon, Stephen, 9
Pickford, Mary, 93, 99
Pirrie, Margaret, Viscountess, 15, 298
Pirrie, William, 1st Viscount, 15, 27, 29, 34, 107
Pitcher, Molly, 97
Pitman, Herbert, 221–2, 262–3, 282
Pius VI, Pope, 38
Pius X, Pope, 37–8, 193
Plehve, Vyacheslav von, 192
Plunkett, Horace, 243, 305
Plymouth Harbour (painting), 242
Pobedonostsev, Constantine, 164
Poiret, Paul, 120
Polk, James, President, 186
Poppe, Johann, 71
Port Hudson, siege of, 158
Portland, Winifred Cavendish-Bentinck, Duchess of, 304
Princeton University, 67, 303
Prinknash Abbey (prev. Park), 3, 331
Puccini, Giacomo, 185
‘Pull for the Shore’ (hymn), 272
Queen Mary (liner), 78, 330
Queen Victoria School, Dunblane, 6
Quirinal Palace, 191
Ramos, Emilio Antonio, 322, 324–5
Randolph Wemyss Memorial Hospital, Fife, 6
Ranelagh Polo Club, 304
Raphall, Morris J., 156
Rasmussen, Rita, 96
Raver, Harry, 98, 100, 318
Reconciliationist historiography, 160
Recreation Rooms and Settlement, Brooklyn, 162
Red Cross, 5, 127, 291, 331
Redgrave, H. H., 313
Redmond, John, 43
Rembrandt, 22
Republic (liner), 173, 177, 208, 218
Republican National Convention (1912), 190
The Revenge of the Silk Masks (movie), 100
Reynolds, Debbie, 140
Reynolds, Joshua, 23
Richman, Julia, 162
The Riddle of the Titanic (book), 109, 114–15
Rijn, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van see Rembrandt
‘The Roast Beef of Old England’ (song), 122
Robert I, King of Scots, 21
Robertson, Morgan, 175–6
Robinson and Cleaver, 31
Robinson, Annie, 213, 231, 329
Roehampton Polo Club, 304
Roosevelt, Ethel, 89
Roosevelt, Franklin D., President, 324
Roosevelt, Theodore, President, 9, 89, 136, 145, 186, 189, 191
Rose Tree Fox Hunt, 326
Rosebery, Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of, 303
Rosenbaum, Edith, 68. 101, 292
Rosenkrantz, Baroness Rebecca, 193
Rostron, Arthur, 275, 279, 288, 300, 309
Rothes, Andrew Leslie, 5th Earl of, 21–22
Rothes, George Leslie, 4th Earl of, 21, 77
Rothes, Ian Leslie, 21st Earl of, 286, 310, 333
Rothes, John Leslie, 10th Earl of, 23
Rothes, John Leslie, 1st Duke and 7th Earl of, 22
Rothes, Lucy Noëlle Martha Leslie, Countess of
early life, 3
as debutante, 3–4
wedding, 2–4
life at Leslie House, 2, 20, 23, 310
social life, 4–6, 15, 20, 303–4
boards Titanic, 51–3, 55
accommodation on board, 53, 55–7, 122–3
dinners on board, 78, 129, 199
reaction to collision, 200, 204, 209
warned by Captain Smith, 209
struggles to find life belt, 212
during evacuation, 213, 223–4
leaves Titanic, 225, 228
behaviour in lifeboats, 241, 252n, 264, 269–72
rescue, 272–3
on Carpathia, 272, 283–6, 292, 332
remembers last concert on the Titanic (1913), 200, 304
attends 1914 London Season, 303–4
during First World War, 309–11
loss of Leslie House, 311
loss of Prinknash Park, 330–1
widowhood, 330–1
interviews on the Titanic, 252n, 309–10
correspondence with Walter Lord, 330–2
second marriage, 331
death and burial, 333
relationship with Lord Rothes, 3–4, 309–11
as mother, 5, 125, 283, 331
as employer, 124
as nurse, 5, 127, 284, 292, 309–10
aristocratic friendships, 6, 20, 126
and María-Josefa de Peñasco, 224, 228, 241, 271, 283, 292
and Thomas Jones, 268–9, 272, 332
and Rhoda Abbott, 285–6
manners, 55
appearance, 3, 5
religious faith, 144, 272, 333
political views, 13–14, 126, 310
racial views, 249
attitude to Catholicism, 312
taste in fashion, 51, 128
jewellery, 128
philanthropy, 5, 303, 311
Rothes, Malcolm Leslie, 20th Earl of, 5, 125, 283, 311, 331
Rothes, Mary Haworth-Leslie, Countess of, 125
Rothes, Norman Leslie, 19th Earl of, 2, 4, 9, 12, 15, 23, 51, 125, 128, 270, 309–11, 330–1, 333
Rothes, William Leslie, 3rd Earl of, 11
Rothschild, Amanda, 157
Roxburghe, Mary Innes-Ker, Duchess of, 303
Royal Academy Private View, 303
Royal Air Force, xix
Royal Ascot, 303
Royal Belfast Academical Institute, 27, 30
Royal Caledonian Ball, 5, 303
Royal Caledonian Educational Trust, 5
Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, 116
Royal Cork Yacht Club, 87
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, 303
Royal Irish Constabulary, 44
Royal Navy Reserve, 104–5
Royal Opera House, London, 303
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, 304
Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, 15
Russell, Edith see Rosenbaum
Ryerson, Arthur Jr., 76, 179
Ryerson, Arthur Sr., 76, 178–80, 238–9, 301
Ryerson, Emily, 76–7, 180, 238–9, 280, 299–301
Ryerson, Emily (younger), 76–7, 238–9
Ryerson, John (‘Jack’), 76–7, 238–9
Ryerson, Suzette, 76–7, 238–9
Saale (liner), 116
Saint-Germain-en-Laye (cemetery), 326
Saks (store), 185
Saks, Andrew, 185
Salvation Army, 133, 291–2
Samos, Andreas Kopasis, Prince of, 192
San Francisco Earthquake (1906), 335
San Vittore (prison), 323, 326
Sanders, Robert see Bayford
Sanssouci Palace, 25
‘The Sash’ (song), 41–2
Saturday Evening Post, 96
Saved from the Titanic (movie), xvi, 318–20
Scheftel, Vivian, 60n, 161
Schuster, Ildefonso, Cardinal, 324
Schutzstaffel (‘SS’), xix, 324
The Scots Peerage, 21
Scotsman (newspaper), 5
Segregation, racial (US), 160
Sehzade Yusuf Izzedin, Ottoman Crown Prince, 8
Selpin, Herbert, xviii
Selzick, David, xvii
Sergei Alexandrovich, Grand Duke of Russia, 165, 192, 319
Seward, Frederic, 198, 200, 217–18
Shackleton, Ernest, 200
Shaw, George Bernard, 227–8, 249
Shelley, Imanita, 107, 229–30
Shipbuilder (magazine), 17–18, 192
Shubert Brothers (agency), 94
The Sinking of the S. S. Titanic (memoir), 327
Sipyagin, Dmitri, 192
Sixteenth Amendment (US), 188–9
Sloan, Mary, 116n, 116–18, 120, 198, 213–14, 231, 244
Sloper, William, 200, 205, 217–18, 220, 256
Smith, Edward, 61, 76, 80, 86, 105, 129–30, 143, 145, 172–3, 172n, 178, 180, 197–8, 206, 208–9, 217, 222, 224, 233–4, 247–50, 257, 263, 268, 286, 298, 316, 335
Smith, James, 137–8, 240–1
Smith, William Alden, 232–3, 295–6
Société Française des Films et Cinématographes Éclair, 96–100, 317, 320
Soldiers and Sailors Fund, 311
Solly-Flood, Richard, 304
Solway Moss, battle of, 21
Somme, battle of, 312
‘Songe d’Automne’ (waltz), 251
Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, 19, 307
Soto y Tova, Manuel Peréz de, 332
Spectator, 319
Spencer, Marie-Eugenie, 139
Spencer, William, 139
Sporting Days (play) –94
St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, 30
St Bernard’s Academy, New York, 146
St Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny, 304
St Colman’s Cathedral, Cóbh, 84
St Louis (liner), 48
St Mark’s Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, 179
St Mary Abbots Church, Kensington, 4
St Mary’s Church, Fairford, 333
Stanwyck, Barbara, 330
Stead, William T., 133, 198, 230
Steffansson, Erik, 137
Stephenson, Martha, 200, 215, 236, 238
Stewart, John, 242–3
Stimson, Henry, 136
Stoddard, Charles Warren, 195
Stolypin, Pytor, 192
Strathmore and Kinghorne, Cecilia Bowes-Lyon, Countess of, 303
Straus, Beatrice, 147, 168
Straus, Clarence, 161
Straus, Herbert, 146, 161
Straus, Hermine, 151–2
Straus, Ida (Rosalie)
early life, 58, 157
wedding, 161
death of second son, 161
criticism of Tsar Nicholas II, 165–6
travels on Caronia, 59, 82
trips to France, 20, 59, 147
stays at Claridge’s (1912), 81
troubles with maids, 59, 81
accommodation on board, 57, 57n, 60, 81–3
letter to Lilian Burbidge, 61–2
dinners on board, 129, 186
telegrams son from Titanic, 168–9
during collision, 200–1, 210
during evacuation, 211, 225, 228
gift to Ellen Bird, 228
later sightings, 229–30, 251, 258
death confirmed, 282–3
as mother, 161, 168–9
as grandmother, 146
experiences anti-Semitism, 145
personality, 59
health, 149, 225, 269
religious views, 167–8
love of Paris, 58
philanthropy, 162–3, 313
memorials, 312–14
Straus, Irma, 147, 168
Straus, Isidor
early life, 58, 150–3
emigrates to USA, 152
service to the Confederacy, 58, 156–7
visit to New York (1863), 58, 157
wedding, 161
travels on New York, 161
as co-owner of Macy’s, 57, 147
political career, 57
writes memoirs, 149–50
travel on Caronia, 59, 82
stays at Claridge’s (1912), 81, 313
accommodation on board, 57, 57n, 60, 81–3
witnesses New York incident, 61–2
dinners on board, 129, 186
during collision, 200–1, 210
during evacuation, 211, 225, 228
later sightings, 229–30, 251, 258
death, 258
death confirmed, 282–3
recovery of body, 295, 313
as father, 147, 162, 168–9
as grandfather, 146
generosity to siblings, 145
experiences anti-Semitism, 145–6, 159–60
friendship with Col. Gracie, 58–9, 148–9
friendship with President Cleveland, 149, 168
wealth, 59, 162
religious views, 145, 167–8
patriotism, 168
views on slavery, 154
opposition to Zionism, 157
love of London, 58
philanthropy, 162, 313
memorials, 313–14
Straus, Jakob, 151–2
Straus, Jesse, 147, 149–50, 161, 315–15
Straus, Karolina, 151
Straus, Lazarus, 150–5, 159–60
Straus, Lina, 59n
Straus, Minnie see Weil
Straus, Nathan 59n, 145–6, 151–2, 154, 166, 167
Straus, Oscar, 145, 151–4
Straus, Percy, 161, 282
Straus, Sara see Hess
Straus, Sara (Isidor’s mother), 151–3
Straus, Vivian see Scheftel
Suevic (liner), 177
Sun Yat-sen (dog), 134, 215
Sutherland, Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 4th Duke of, 12
Sutherland, Millicent Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Duchess of, 6, 12, 303
Taft, Hellen (‘Nellie’), 195
Taft, William, President, xx, 186, 189, 191–3, 289–90
Talbot, Edward (bishop), 334
Talbott, Margaret, 292, 329–30
The Tales of Hoffmann (opera), 200, 304
Tatiana Nikolaevna, Grand Duchess of Russia, 306
Taylor, Elmer, 130–2
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich, 185
Temple Emanu-El, Manhattan, 167
Teutonic (liner), 71
Thackera, Alexander Montgomery, 20, 69
Thaw, Harry, 137–8
Thayer, Alexander, 326
Thayer, Edward, 326, 329
Thayer, John Borland
education, 67
marriage, 67
career, 65, 175
visit to Switzerland (1911–12), 175
visit to Berlin (1912), 19–20, 69–70
boards Titanic, 76–7
accommodation on board, 77, 201–2
conversations with Thomas Andrews, 174, 327–8
conversations with Ismay, 174, 180–1
attends Wideners’ dinner party, 185–90
during collision, 202
during evacuation, 204, 215–16, 236–7
helps load lifeboats, 238–40
discusses possibility of death, 240–1
death, 261
friendship with Arthur Ryerson, 76, 178–81
and Martha Stephenson and Elizabeth Eustis, 200, 215
appearance, 65
wealth, 65, 182
mental health, 175, 193
religious views, 144
political views, 175
anglophile sympathies, 67
athleticism, 67
cricketing, 67
Thayer, John (III) (‘Jack’)
education, 67–8, 303
accommodation on board, 77, 201–2
explores Titanic, 104
conversations with Thomas Andrews, 174, 327–8
conversations with Ismay, 174, 288
attends Sunday concert, 201
during collision, 202
during evacuation, 204, 215–16, 236, 256
loses sight of parents, 236–7
leaves the Titanic, 258–60
experience in lifeboats, 261, 265–7, 272, 276–8
rescue, 274–6
on Carpathia, 277–80, 288, 292
testimony on Titanic (1912), 327
conversations with Charles Lightoller, 293, 328
trip to Europe (1914), 293, 295, 302–3
testimony on Titanic (1915), 327
marriage, 326
military service, 326
career, 326
article on Titanic (1932), 327
writes memoir, 327–8
son’s death, 329
suicide, 329
and Milton Long, 201, 216, 236–7, 256, 258–9
appearance, 67
mental health, 328–30
athleticism, 67
discrepancies in testimonies, 327–8
eulogises Edwardian era, 335–6
Thayer, John (IV), 326
Thayer, Julie, 326, 329
Thayer, Lois (Jack’s daughter), 326
Thayer, Lois (Jack’s wife), 303, 326
Thayer, Margaret see Talbott
Thayer, Marian
ancestry, 67
wedding, 67
social life in Philadelphia, 67
visit to Switzerland (1911–12), 175
visit to Berlin (1912), 69–71
boards Titanic, 76–7
accommodation on Titanic, 77, 201–2
during collision, 201–2
notices Titanic’s list, 204–5
during evacuation, 215–16, 236–7
leaves Titanic, 238–40
experience in lifeboat, 278
on Carpathia, 274, 280, 288, 291–2
grief at widowhood, 291–2, 300
defends Smith and Ismay, 197–8, 299–300
files insurance claim, 301–2
travels on Lusitania (1914), 302
later life, 328–9
death, 329
friendship with Emily Ryerson, 76–7, 180–1, 299
friendship with Lady Duff Gordon, 132
friendship with Archibald Butt, 189–91, 193–4, 197, 300–1
friendship with Ismay, 180–1, 299–302
protestantism, 144
racism, 249–50
taste in fashion, 132, 182
interest in homeopathy, 193
spiritualist beliefs, 193, 328–9
Thayer, Pauline (Jack’s daughter), 326
Thayer, Pauline (Jack’s sister) see Dolan
The Times, 3
Thomas Andrews Memorial Hall, Comber, 304–5
Thomas Andrews: Shipbuilder (biography), 305
Titanic (liner)
Construction and voyage
symbol of Anglo-American cooperation, xvii, xx, 17
deaths during construction, 15
launch, 15–17
sea trials, 39–40, 44
Board of Trade inspections, 39, 45, 47
fire on board, 39, 45, 48, 170–1
quality of steel, 171–2
rivets, 171
rudder, 171–2
strength of, 17. 172, 257
design flaws, 235
lack of binoculars on board, 86–7
lack of preparedness for maiden voyage, 47–8
stay in Southampton, 46–8
departure from Southampton, 60–2
stay in Cherbourg, 63–4, 68
stay in Queenstown, 83–8
mail contract, 84
speed, xv, 80, 82, 104, 170, 174–5
collision with iceberg, xv, 202–4, 207–8
On board
Gymnasium, 54, 195, 221
Grand Staircase, 129, 131, 185, 205–7, 209, 236–7, 258
Lounge, 80, 104–5, 113, 122, 148–9, 169, 200–1, 205, 215–16, 221, 236–7, 251–2, 264, 266
Reading and Writing Room, 104, 113, 122, 148, 258, 195n, 258
Smoking Room (First Class), 104, 113, 122, 148, 185, 195–6, 207, 242–4. 258, 264
Verandah Cafés, 88, 242, 165
Café Parisian, 47–8, 112–13, 200
Restaurant, 112–13, 183–5
Purser’s Office, 55–6, 128, 213
Dining Saloon (First Class), xviii, 77–9, 107, 264
Turkish Bath, 54, 105, 113–15, 195, 334
electric baths, 105
Squash Court, 54, 195, 209, 218, 223
Swimming Pool, 54, 105, 328
First Class cabins, 48, 54–7, 81–2
Second Class public rooms, 231
Second Class cabins, xvi, 107
Third Class public rooms, 234
Third Class cabins, 108, 232
accommodation for crew, 108
watertight compartments, 86, 170, 173, 203, 295–6
lifeboats, 46–7, 216–17
differences from Olympic, 112–14
differences from Britannic, 235
Sinking
order given to evacuate, 209
distress rockets, 216, 224
music during evacuation, 215, 237, 251–2
treatment of third-class passengers, xxii, 231–6
collapse of funnels, 259–60
splits apart, 262–5
disappearance, 265
casualty figures, xv-xvi
After 1912
inquiries into, xv, 267, 295–6
cinematic portrayals, xvi, 263, 318–20, 333
use in Nazi propaganda, xvii-xix
wreck, xv, 262, 264, 337
theory of switch with Olympic, 112–16
centenary of sinking, xx
Titanic (movie, 1943), xvii-xix
Titanic (movie, 1953), 263, 330
Titanic (movie, 1997), 76, 129, 263
Titanic and Other Ships (memoir), 328
Titanic: The Ship That Never Sank? (book), 110
‘To the Tsar’ (poem), 165–6
Tolstoy, Count Leo, 164
Traffic (tender), 64
Tranby House, East Riding, 138
Travelling Palaces (book), 105–6
Treaty of London (1839), 307
Tredegar, viscounts, 126
Trent (ship), 157
Trinity College, Dublin, 116
A Trip to Japan (play), 95
Triton Fish and Game Club, 146
The Truth about Chickamauga (book), 149
The Truth about the Titanic (memoir), 262
Turing, Alan, 133
Tutankhamen, Pharaoh of Egypt, 128
Twain, Mark, 69, 195
Two Nations Theory (Irish), 36
U-20 (submarine), xvi, 245
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, 36–7
Ulster Liberal Unionist Association, 29
Ulster Covenant, 43
Ulster Volunteer Force, 42–3
Umberto I, King of Italy, 191–2
Umberto II, King of Italy, 191
United States Coast Guard, 145, 296
United States Institute of Statistics and Technology, 172
United States Lines, 315
United States Marine Corps, 145
The Unsinkable Molly Brown (musical), 140
Vacani’s School of Dancing, Knightsbridge, 304
Val, Rafael Merry del, Cardinal, 193
Vanity Fair (magazine), 128
Variety (magazine), 316
Vat, Dan van der, 104, 114–15
Vaterland (liner), 75, 306, 315
Vernon, Anne, 326
Vespucci, Amerigo, 184
Vicksburg, siege of, 158
Victor Emmanuel II, King of Italy, 190
Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy, 191
Victoria College, Belfast, 27
Victoria, Princess Royal and German Empress, 71
Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom, 6, 29–31, 84
Victoria-Eugenia of Battenberg, Queen of Spain, 132, 192
Vienna Bank Employees’ Club Ball, 306–7
Vienna Derby, 19
Village Clubs Association, 6
Vogue (American), 132, 320
Waldo, Rheinlander, 291
Washington Post, 4
Washington, George, President, 97
Weil, Minnie, 59, 161
Welles, Orson, 323
Wellington College, Belfast, 25
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of, 25
Wellington, Katherine Wellesley, Duchess of, 6
Wennerström, August, 253
Westminster Confession of Faith (1646), 143
Wharton, Edith, 19
Wharton, Edward, 19
‘When Erin First Rose’ (poem), 85
The White Aprons (movie), 99, 318
White Star Line, xv, 46, 68–9, 73, 79, 110, 112, 129, 137–8, 173, 175–6, 245, 287
White, Ella, 77, 89–90, 270–1
White, Stanford, 137–8
Whitehaven Pit Disaster (1910), 126
Whiting, Richard (martyr), 331
Widener, Eleanor, 91, 183, 189, 275, 280, 300
Widener, George, 91, 183, 240, 251, 280, 286
Widener, Harry, 186, 280
Widener, Peter, 91
Wilde, Henry, 86, 286, 298
Wilde, Oscar, 43, 133
Wilding, Edward, 39, 45, 48
Wilhelm I, German Emperor, 70–1
Wilhelm II, German Emperor, 7, 32, 71, 74
Wilkinson, Norman, 242
William III, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 20, 42
William IV, King of the United Kingdom, 25
Williams, Richard Norris (II), 280
Wilson, Frances, 299
Wilson, Woodrow, President, 66, 187
Wimbledon Championships, 133, 303
Winchester College, Hampshire, 67
Winchester, marquesses of, 126
Windsor Castle, 7, 24, 67
Wisniewska, Faustina, 66
Women’s Unionist Association, Fife, 310
Women’s Wear Daily, 183
Woodlawn, Bronx (cemetery), 313
Woolner, Hugh, 137, 229
Woolner, Thomas (sculptor), 138
Wormstedt, Bill, xx
The Wrong Bottle (movie), 99
Xinhai Revolution, 134
Yale Daily News, 179
Yale University, 76, 179
Yat-sen, Sun, President, 134
Yolanda of Savoy, Countess of Bergolo, 191
Yorktown, battle of, 97
Young Men’s Christian Association, 5
Young, Marie, 89
Yurievskaya, Princess Catherine, 163
Zaitao, Prince of China, 8
Zerlett-Olfenius, Walter, xviii
Zita of Bourbon-Parma, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, 19
Zuleika Dobson (novel), 127
Zweig, Stefan, 183–4
Zyrot en Cie, 51