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Among the rich and wealthy people on the titanic, Milton Hershey, the man who created the Hershey chocolate bar was to be one of those people along with his wife. At the time he wrote a $300 check to the titanic to reserve a stateroom aboard the ship. However work started to get very busy for Hershey so him and his wife missed out on the journey.

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During the 26 month construction of the Titanic at the Harland and Wolff Shipyard in Belfast, 28 serious accidents and 218 minor accidents were recorded. 8 workers were killed.This was a smaller number than expected for the time, which was one death for every £100,000 spent. As the Titanic cost £1.5 million to build, 15 deaths could have been anticipated. Most of the 8 were killed by injuries sustained from falling either from the ship or the staging.surrounding it.

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Coal was used to power the Titanic.There was 29 boiler rooms on the titanic and 6,611 tons of coal were used which was 825 tons a day.In total there was 163 people working in the coal room an estimated 45 of them survived.

By Jack Doyle

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The richest people on the boat were in first class and had a luxury experience on the boat until tragedy struck. They had 3 course meals and fancy rooms.
The richest person at the time business man John Jacobs was on the titanic and sadly went down with the ship when it sank.

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the titanic as of now lies 12,600 feet under the water.
you may be wondering how it had so much electricity for a boat on the water but the answer is is that is was using 4 400 kilowatt steam-engines and dynamos.
The iceberg that hit the ship would  have jutted out 100 feet above water.
the titanic would have cost around $7,500,000 and took 3 years to build in 1909
eight people dies building the titanic and 1509 people died on the titanic but 705 people escaped and lived from it there was 16 life boats on the titanic

rachel

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When the Titanic began to sink, people were unaware of the immediate danger they were in,  and were therefore very reluctant to board the lifeboats. The first lifeboat left with only 28 onboard even though it had the capacity to hold 65 people. It was revealed that 20% of males onboard survived and that 75% of females survived.

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Edward Smith was raised in a working environment, he left school early to join the merchant navy and the Royal Naval Reserve. After earning his master's ticket, he entered the service of the White Star Line, a prestigious British company. He quickly rose through the ranks and graduated in 1887. His first command was the SS Celtic. He served as commanding officer of numerous White Star Line vessels, including the Majestic (which he commanded for nine years) and attracted a strong and loyal following amongst passengers.

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CAfter the sinking of the Titanic, rumors swirled about the ship, the passengers, and the events that led to the tragedy. Among these rumors were tales that Captain Smith faced pressure from the White Star Line to keep up the ship’s speed, or that he ignored warnings from other ships about the presence of icebergs. In fact, after the disaster, both the United States and the United Kingdom launched inquiries to determine whether or not the White Star Line was liable for damages related to loss of life and property. Among the important questions these inquiries investigated were what role speed and ice warnings played in the accidentaptain Edward Smith

Captain Edward Smith is most famous for his role at the helm of the Titanic, the disastrous last voyage in his successful career at sea. Edward Smith was born the son of a potter on January 27th, 1850 in Hanley, Staffordshire, England. In 1880, Smith made the jump from commercial shipping to passenger ships when he was hired as a junior officer with the White Star Line. In 1887, he commanded his first ship, the Baltic.

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There were over 2,200 people on board Titanic, 900 of which were crew members. Of those, 1,517 did not survive the collision with the iceberg.
Edmond and Michel Navratil went down in history as the only children to survive the Titanic without a parent. They were two years apart in age and were nicknamed the "Titanic Orphans." Their father, Michel Sr., kidnapped them from their mother, whom he was no longer with, and planned to take them to America. The last anyone saw of him was when he put his children in a lifeboat.

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Passengers died on the titanic before it even set sail ! The titanic was the largest liner in the world before the 7.5 million dollar ship sank. The ship used 825 ton of coal each day. The overall estimated wealth of the people in 1st class who died was over 500 million. The parlour suite costed 4350 which is about 50,000 dollars today !

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The Titanic was first discovered lying on the ocean floor about 13,000 feet on the 1st of September in 1985 by a joint French and USA expedition. In March 2022 it was 12,500 feet and off the coast off Newfoundland.

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Titanic was a place of luxury for first class boarders. The liner had 4 restaurants and passengers ate off the 50 thousand pieces of bone china crockery supplied by Liverpool’s Stonier and Co.
On board, there were reading rooms, two libraries, two barber shops, and a darkroom for photography. First-class travelers could utilize a heated swimming pool for 1 shilling at a time. Turkish and electric baths were also available for 4 shillings apiece.

On board the titanic there was also a big swimming pool as shown above for first class boarders.

Mark Field.

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this is a photo of the titanic being built when the titanic was being built everyone said that it was unsinkabel.did you know 2 workers died while building the titanic. the titanic took 26 months to be built. there was a heated pool for first class boarders. it took 20 hourses to bring the anker to the ship.

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The Titanic sank on the journey from Queenstown to New York city. This voyage was supposed to take 137 hours but cut to 4 days when hitting the ice-berg. This shows how big the ship was and the strength of it to travel for this long without breaks or stops. It had 3 engines with two reciprocating four-cylinder, triple-expansion steam engines and one centrally placed low-pressure parsons turbine. Two of the engines have a joint horsepower of 30,000.

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one of the only titanic survivors was Charles Joughin and he was the head baker on the ship. the reason he survived was because while everyone was panicking he was busy drinking. after he had drank enough he used chairs to float. as the ship went down he spent several hours in the freezing cold water but managed to survive because the alcohol kept him warm

- arya

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The Titanic generated electricity by using four 400-kilowatt steam-driven engines and dynamos which had an output of 16,000 amps of direct current at 100-volts.The Titanic's lights only went out when she finally went under, due to the tireless efforts of the ship's engineers, who stayed behind to keep the electricity and pumps running while the ship sank. They also kept the radio running, which put out distress signals until minutes before the ship sank.

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During the 26 month construction of the Titanic at the Harland and Wolff Shipyard in Belfast, 28 serious accidents and 218 minor accidents were recorded. 8 workers were killed.This was a smaller number than expected for the time, which was one death for every £100,000 spent. As the Titanic cost £1.5 million to build, 15 deaths could have been anticipated.

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During the 26 month construction of the Titanic at the Harland and Wolff Shipyard in Belfast, 28 serious accidents and 218 minor accidents were recorded. 8 workers were killed.This was a smaller number than expected for the time, which was one death for every £100,000 spent. As the Titanic cost £1.5 million to build, 15 deaths could have been anticipated.

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In terms of safety features, the Titanic featured 16 compartments, each with doors that could be closed from the bridge, allowing water to be confined if the hull was damaged. The bulkheads were not capped at the top, despite the fact that they were assumed to be waterproof. Four of the compartments could be flooded without jeopardizing the liner's buoyancy, according to the ship's designers. Many people believed the Titanic was unsinkable because of the system.

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Passengers on Titanic came from many different backgrounds and had different reasons for travelling. First class passengers were the wealthiest on board, and were mostly business men or politicians. First class on board Titanic was the ultimate in luxury. It is believed that the most expensive ticket on this ship cost $2,560 which would amount to $61,000 today. Fillet Mignon, Roast Duckling, Beef Sirloin and fresh oysters were served for the First Class dinners, and they had four desserts to feast on. First class passengers could enjoy the ship's swimming pool, gymnasium, squash racquet court and Turkish baths. Titanic's enormous size enabled her to feature unusually large rooms, all equipped with the latest technologies for comfort, hygiene, and convenience. he Parlour Suites each comprised two large bedrooms, two walk-in wardrobes, a private bathroom, lavatory, and a spacious sitting room.

Posted by Ms. Hannon