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Today in
Titanic History

Saturday, November 14, 2026
1886 - 1st class passenger Mrs Bessie Waldo Allison was born to Arville Daniels and Sarah McCully in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

1974 - 1st class survivor Miss Jean Gertrude Hippach died of cancer in Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA at the age of 80.

1923 - 1st class survivor Mrs Myna Harper died.

1905 - 3rd class passenger Miss Ebba Iris Alfrida Andersson was born to Anders Johan Andersson and Alfrida Konstantia Brogren Andersson in Kisa, Östergötland, Sweden.

1894 - 3rd class passenger Miss Ida Livija Ilmakangas was born to Beata Sofia Ilmakangas.

1896 - 3rd class survivor Miss Adele "Jane" Najib Kiamie was born to Najeeb Kiamie and Merion Nasias in Syria (Lebanon).

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Script: Cut Scenes: SOS



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SMITH
That's right. The distress call. CQD. Tell whoever responds that we are going down by the head and need immediate assistance.

Smith hurries out.

PHILLIPS
Blimey.


BRIDE
Maybe you ought to try that new distress call... S.O.S.
(grinning)
It may be our only chance to use it.

Phillips laughs in spite of himself and starts sending history's first S.O.S. Dit dit dit, da da da, dit dit dit... over and over.



Why this scene's absence is important: Titanic was the first to transmit the S.O.S. signal and Bride's joke about being the first to use it would have added this to the story. CQD is mentioned in the final cut, and both were used on the real ship.






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