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1. W T Stead – the Loss of a True Friend W T Stead – the Loss of a True Friend Bramwell Booth (War Cry, April 27, 1912) The loss of the Titanic has involved The Army in the loss of a true friend, for there is, alas! only too much......
2. Memorial Service for Mr. W.T. Stead: a Notable Tribute Memorial Service for Mr. W.T. Stead: a Notable Tribute The Times (April 26, 1912) p. 10 Mr. Stead’s restless and ardent nature aroused many antagonisms during his lifetime; but his death has made it abundantly plain that he had troops of......
3. Mr. W. T. Stead: The Career of an Ex-Editor of the Northern Echo Mr. W. T. Stead: The Career of an Ex-Editor of the Northern Echo The Northern Echo, April 17, 1912 Amongst the many notable people whom it is feared have gone down in the ill-fated liner is Mr. W. T. Stead,......
4. Fate of Mr. W T Stead Fate of Mr. W T Stead The Daily Mirror, (April, 20, 1912) p.2 Of how William Thomas Stead, the great world-journalist and the greatest man on the Titanic, met his death there is no certain account. Mr. A. H. Barkworth,......
5. Stead’s Brother Indignant Stead’s Brother Indignant The Providence Journal (April 20, 1912) London, April 20, 1912 – Alfred Stead, brother of William T. Stead who went down with the Titanic is thoroughly aroused over the circumstances under which so many persons went to their......
6. The Sinking of the Titanic – Some Notable Victims: Mr. W.T. Stead’s Career The Sinking of the Titanic – Some Notable Victims: Mr. W.T. Stead’s Career The Times (April 18, 1912) William Thomas Stead, whose “redoubtable journalistic career” (to use Lord Morley’s phrase) has been abruptly closed by the wreck of the Titanic ,......