Sinking Of The Titanic And Great Sea Disasters, Logan Marshall [ebook reader with highlight function TXT] 📗

"The Titanic In Collision, But Everybody Safe"--
Another Triumph Set Down To Wireless Telegraphy--
The World Goes To Sleep Peacefully--The Sad Awakening.

Like A Bolt Out Of A Clear Sky Came The Wireless Message
On Monday, April 15, 1912, That On Sunday Night
The Great Titanic, On Her Maiden Voyage Across The
Atlantic, Had Struck A Gigantic Iceberg, But That All The
Passengers Were Saved. The Ship Had Signaled Her Distress And
Another Victory Was Set Down To Wireless. Twenty-One
Hundred Lives Saved!

Additional News Was Soon Received That The Ship Had Collided
With A Mountain Of Ice In The North Atlantic, Off Cape Race,
Newfoundland, At 10.25 Sunday Evening, April 14th. At
4.15 Monday Morning The Canadian Government Marine
Agency Received A Wireless Message That The Titanic Was Sinking
And That The Steamers Towing Her Were Trying To Get Her Into
Shoal Water Near Cape Race, For The Purpose Of Beaching Her.