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Wow, interesting question. The problem is, my expertise is the Titanic, which was a British ship, so I'm not really up on Yank history. The best I can do is, if I remember correctly, both were elected
I have been looking for two days in my library and online and have not been able to find a single picture of him. Perhaps you could ask on Encyclopedia Titanica ( http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/)
OK, there's A People's History of the United States: 1492 to Present by Howard Zinn for the general history, The Complete Idiot's Guide to American Government by Mary M. Shaffrey and Melanie Fonder for
No one know precisely how Captain Smith actually died, although stories about it abound. One version had him rescuing a baby and swimming out to a lifeboat (unlikely, the child would have been long dead
There was a Thomas Ryan on the Titanic with the Victualling department. He was listed as a steward. How he died is unknown, and although there were people shot that night, almost all were recorded as
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