Carolus, ♣
Bricoux, Leon, ♣, ♦
legal case against C.W. & F.N. Black, ♣
questions on
unrecovered bodies, ♣
Bricoux, Marie-Rose, ♣
Bricoux, Marius, ♣
Bricoux, Roger, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
arrival on Titanic, ♣
birth, ♣
body lost at sea, ♣
Catholic education, ♣
church connection, ♣
communicating with
family, ♣
death of brothers, ♣
family lives after loss, ♣
formal training, ♣
Grand Central Hotel
contract, ♣
last activities before
departure, ♣
letters to family, ♣, ♦
love of arts, ♣
possible daughter, ♣, ♦
registration as deserter
after death, ♣
relief funds received, ♣
salary statement for, ♣
Bride, Harold, ♣, ♦, ♥
account of ship’s band
playing, ♣
interview, ♣
Bridlington Municipal
Orchestra, ♣
Hartley in, ♣
Brighton Advertiser, ♣, ♦, ♥
Britain
employment of
Austrian and German
conductors, ♣
industrialized areas, ♣
British Antarctic
Expedition ship, ♣
British Board of Trade, ♣
British Violin Makers
(Meredith-Morris), ♣
Brittanic, ♣n ♦
Broken Hill, New South
Wales, Australia,
memorial to band, ♣
Brooklyn Eagle, ♣, ♦
Brown, Caroline, ♣, ♦
Bryan, William Jennings, ♣
Bureau of Corporations, ♣
Burnley Youth Orchestra, ♣
Burns, Robert, “Flow
Gently, Sweet Afton,” ♣
Buss, Kate, ♣, ♦, ♥
Butt, Archibald, ♣, ♦, ♥
Buttle, Clifford, ♣
visitation, ♣
Café Jean, ♣
Café Parisien, ♣, ♦, ♥
Caledonia, ♣
Caledonian Railway
Company, ♣
California, ♣, ♦
Californian, ice field
warning from, ♣
Candee, Helen Churchill, ♣, ♦
Cape Race,
Newfoundland, Marconi
station on, ♣
Cape Town, ♣
“Caprice,” ♣
Carla Rosa Opera
Company, ♣
Carmania, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
Hume on, ♣
ice reports, ♣
in WW ♣, ♦
Caronia, ♣, ♦
ice field warning from, ♣
Woodward transfer to, ♣
Carpathia (British steamer), ♣, ♦
arrival in NYC, ♣
bandmaster, ♣
Brailey on, ♣
decision to go to NY, ♣
first message of Titanic
disaster, ♣
media blackout, ♣
in New York, ♣
release of empty Titanic
lifeboats, ♣
reporter on, ♣
survivors of Titanic
picked up, ♣
U-boat sinking of, ♣
Carr, John, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
Carroll, Yvonne, A Hymn
for Eternity, ♣
Carruthers, Mr., ♣
Casino de Monte Carlo, ♣
Cathedral of St. John the
Divine (NY), ♣
“Cavatina,” ♣
Cavendish, Spencer
Compton, ♣
Cavendish, Victor, ♣
Cedric, ♣
Celtic (White Star liner), ♣, ♦, ♥
Chambers’ Journal, ♣
Chapin, Charles, ♣
Chaplin, Charlie, ♣, ♦
Chaplin, Sydney, ♣
Charles William
Black Trust Student
Fellowship, ♣
“Charlie’s navy,” ♣
Chatsworth House
(Derbyshire), ♣
Chesterton, G.K., ♣
Children’s Convalescent
Home, ♣
Christian Science Monitor, ♣
Christianity
opposition to
spiritualism, ♣
values, ♣
Worthington on
Hartley and, ♣
Church of England, ♣, ♦
Wesley and, ♣
Church of the Ascension
(NY), ♣
church service, on Titanic, ♣
Clapham, South West
London, ♣
Clark, Captain, ♣
Clark, F., ♣. See also
Clarke, John Frederick
Preston
Clarke, Ada, ♣, ♦, ♥
Clarke, Edward Fulcher, ♣
Clarke, Elizabeth, ♣
Clarke, Ellen Preston, ♣, ♦
relief funds received, ♣
Clarke, John Frederick
Preston, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
arrival on Titanic, ♣
body recovered, ♣
burial, ♣
church connection, ♣
estate value, ♣
family lives after loss, ♣
on going down with the ship, ♣
Clarke, John Frederick (continued)
identification of
recovered body, ♣
Clarke, John Robert, ♣, ♦
Clarke, Mary Ann, ♣
Clarke, Robert, ♣
Clegg, Edith, ♣
Cleveland Plain Dealer, ♣
Clouston, Thomas, ♣
coal, three-week wait after
miners’ strike, ♣
la Coeur Immacule de
Marie (Taggia), ♣
coffeehouses, ♣
College of Psychic Studies,
Light (journal), ♣
Collier’s Weekly, ♣
Collinson’s Café, ♣, ♦
Collyer, Charlotte, ♣
Colne, Lancashire, ♣
Hartley and, ♣
impact of Hartley
funeral, ♣
Methodist chapel in, ♣
Colne Orchestral Society, ♣
Columbia, ♣
Hume on, ♣
ice damage, ♣
Commercial Cable
Company, contract for
collecting bodies from
Atlantic, ♣
Congregational Chapel at
Waterloo Place, ♣
Congreve, William, ♣
Conrad, Joseph, opinion of
Titanic disaster, ♣
Conservatoire de Paris, ♣
Conservatoire Royal
de Musique (Liege), ♣
conservatories, Bricoux
training at, ♣
Constant Spring Hotel
(Jamaica), ♣, ♦
Black brothers as
musical agents, ♣
Hume at, ♣
orchestra, ♣
Cork Examiner, ♣
Corkhill, Percy, ♣
Cosne-sur-Loire, ♣
Costin, Johnann Law
Hume (Jacqueline,
Jackie), ♣, ♦
death, ♥
Costin, Mary, ♣, ♦, ♥
Cottam, Harold, ♣
cotton, ♣
Cousins, James, ♣
Cousins, Margaret, ♣
Crane & Sons Ltd., ♣
Craven Bank, W. Hartley
work at, ♣, ♦
Crawford, Alexander
“Sandy,” ♣
Crawford, Alistair, ♣
Crawford, Margaret, ♣
crew lists, musicians on, ♣
Crocker, Laura, ♣
Cross, Louis, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
Crossley, Ada, ♣
Cunard Pier (NYC), ♣
Cunard, Samuel, ♣
Cunard shipping, ♣, ♦
British subsidy, ♣
Curlette, Cissie, ♣
C.W. & F.N. Black,
♣. See also Black
brothers
Czolgosz, Leon, ♣
Daily Express, ♣, ♦
Daily Gleaner (Kingston), ♣, ♦
Daily Mirror (London), ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠, †, ‡
“Thought for the Day,” ♣
Daily Sketch, ♣, ♦
Daily Telegraph, ♣
on Titanic near-collision, ♣
Titanic Relief Fund, ♣
Daniels, Charles William, ♣
“Danse Rustique,” ♣
David Vernon Violins of
Manchester, ♣
Davis, Clara Alice, ♣
Davis, Minnie, ♣
Davis, Ralph, ♣
Dawpool, ♣
Dazelline, ♣
“The Dead March,” ♣
Debrett’s People of Today, ♣
Debussy, Claude, ♣, ♦
“deck band,” ♣
Delius, Frederick, ♣
Derbyshire, Chatsworth
House, ♣
Despard, Mrs., ♣
Les Deux Pigeons, ♣
Devonshire, 8th Duke. See also Duke of Devonshire’s
Band
death, ♣
Devonshire Parks & Baths
Company, ♣
Dewsbury, ♣
Dewsbury District News, ♣
Dillon, Thomas Patrick
“Paddy,” ♣
Disraeli, Benjamin, ♣
Dock Park, Dumfries, ♣
Dodge, Washington, ♣
Dominion shipping, ♣
Douglas, Mahala, ♣
Dow, Captain, ♣
Dowson, Henry Martin, ♣
D’Oyly Carte Opera
Company, ♣
Drakeford, Ernest, ♣, ♦, ♥
Duff-Gordon, Lucille, ♣
Duke of Devonshire’s
Band, ♣, ♦
disbanded, ♣
Dumfries, Scotland, ♣, ♦
Dock Park, ♣
former Costin home, ♣
Nith Place, ♣
St. Michael Street
School, ♣
Theatre Royal, ♣
Dumfries Standard, ♣, ♦
Dunera, ♣
Duologues and Scenes from the Novels of Jane Austen, ♣
Dustow, George, ♣
Dustow, Madeleine, ♣
Dvorak, Antonin, New
World Symphony, ♣
East Lancashire Youth
Orchestra, ♣
Eastbourne, ♣
Devonshire Park
Theatre, ♣
Grand Hotel, ♣, ♦, ♥
Winter Garden, ♣, ♦
Woodward memorial, ♣, ♦
Eastbourne and Sussex
Society , ♣
Eastbourne and Sussex
Society and Fashionable
Visitor’s List, ♣
Edison Bell Recording
Company, ♣
Eiffel, Gustave, ♣
Elder, Dempster & Co., ♣
Eldred, Charles, ♣
Elgar, Edward, ♣, ♦, ♥
Elliot, E.J., ♣
Ellis Island, ♣
emergency, expectations for
musicians in, ♣
emigration to America,
appeal of, ♣
Englehardt collapsible
boats, on Titanic, ♣
English Channel, first
person flight across, ♣
“Entry of the Gladiators”, ♣
Evans, J. C., ♣
Evans-Jones, Jonathan, ♣
Evening Standard
(London), ♣
“Everybody’s Doing It
Now,” ♣
Ewing, Dr., ♣
eyewitnesses, reporters
and, ♣
Faust, ♣
Felgate, Albert, ♣, ♦
Ferrier, Gabriel, ♣
Fields, W. C., ♣
Filippi, Filippo, ♣
Filippi, Rosina, ♣
Filippi, Vaneri, ♣
Finck, Herman, ♣
Fingal’s Cave, ♣
Fisher, Admiral Lord, ♣
Fleet Street papers, ♣
“Flow Gently, Sweet
Afton” (Burns), ♣
F.N. Black & Co.,
Musical Instrument
Manufacturers and
Importers, ♣
Foulds, Elizabeth, ♣
Fowler, Gus, ♣
Francatelli, Laura, ♣, ♦
Frederick Nixon Black
Scholarship, ♣
Free Trade Hall
(Manchester), ♣
Freshfield aerodrome, ♣
Friendly Sick Societies, ♣
Fucik, Julius, ♣
Futrelle, Jacques, ♣, ♦, ♥
Futrelle, Lily May, ♣
Garnier, Charles, ♣
Gaunt, John, ♣, ♦
Geary, Miriam, ♣, ♦
Geddes, James, ♣
George Street Wesleyan
School, Colne, ♣, ♦
German press, and British
decadence, ♣
Germania, ♣
Gibson, Dorothy, ♣
Gigantic, ♣
Gleneagles Hotel, ♣
Glenshaw Mansions
(Brixton), ♣
“Glorious Things of Thee
Are Spoken,” ♣
“God of Mercy and
Compassion” (Vaughn), ♣
Godfrey, Dan, ♣
Gore’s Liverpool Directory, ♣, ♦
Gounod, Charles, ♣
Gracie, Archibald, ♣, ♦, ♥
Graham, Thomas, ♣
Grand Central Hotel
(Leeds), ♣
Bricoux contract, ♣
la Grande Symphonie
(Spa), ♣, ♦
Grant, Percy Strickney, ♣
Green, Enos, ♣, ♦
Greer, Bishop, ♣
Grimaldi family, ♣
Guggenheim, Benjamin, ♣, ♦
“Guide Me, O Thou Great
Jehovah,” ♣
Guiraud, Ernest, ♣
Hackney, East London, ♣
“Hail, Thou Once-Despised Jesus,” ♣
Halle, Charles, ♣
Halle Orchestra, ♣
Halle Orchestra Pension
Fund, ♣
Hamilton, Frederick, on
Handel, George Frideric,
Saul, ♣
Hanson, Mabel, ♣
Hanson, Percy, ♣
Mabel Brailey wedding to, ♣
Harland, Edward, ♣
Harland & Wolff, ♣
Harris, Henry B., ♣
Harrogate, Municipal
Orchestra, ♣
Hartley, Albion, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠
relief funds received, ♣
Hartley, Conrad Robert, ♣
Hartley, Elizabeth, ♣, ♦, ♥
Hartley, Henry, ♣
Hartley, Hilda, ♣
Hartley, Mary, ♣, ♦, ♥
Hartley, Mary Ellen, ♣
Hartley, Ughtred Harold, ♣
Hartley, Wallace, ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠, †, ‡
arrival on Titanic, ♣
as bandleader, ♣
belongings recovered, ♣
birth, ♣
birthplace in Colne, ♣
body identified, ♣
body recovered, ♣
in Bridlington
Municipal Orchestra, ♣
burial, ♣
church connection, ♣
decision to go to sea, ♣
description, ♣
description of character, ♣
engagement to Maria, ♣
estate value, ♣
faith, and decision to
play, ♣
family background, ♣
family informed of
death, ♣
family lives after loss, ♣
fiancée, ♣
as focal point of
national grief, ♣
funeral procession to
cemetery, ♣
funeral service, ♣
impact on band, ♣
Lancaster violin to
honor, ♣
last activities before
departure, ♣
last letter home, ♣
on Mauretania, ♣, ♦
memorial in Colne,
Lancashire, ♣, ♦
music education, ♣
and “Nearer, My God
to Thee,” ♣
in New York, ♣
in Oxford Dictionary
of British Biography, ♣
parents, ♣
teenage home, ♣
violin on Titanic, ♣
White Star Line
payment for return of
body, ♣
Hathaway, J. W. G., ♣
Hawke (HMS), collision
with Olympic, ♣, ♦, ♥
Heap, Edgar, ♣, ♦, ♥
Heischar, Hans, ♣
Hendrie, John, ♣
Hertfordshire, women
in mock military
maneuvers, ♣
Hill Top Iron Works, ♣
Hill Top Methodist
Chapel, ♣
Hippach, Jean, ♣
hit songs, ♣
hoax of Grace Hume’s
death, ♣
Hollydale Road Infants
School, ♣
Hollydale Road School, ♣
Holst, Gustav, ♣
“Horbury” (tune), ♣
How Women May Earn a
Living (Candee), ♣
Huddersfield, Hartley in, ♣
Huddersfield Examiner, ♣
Huddersfield Philharmonic
Orchestra, ♣
Hume, Alexander, ♣
Hume, Andrew, ♣, ♦, ♥
efforts to obtain
compensation, ♣
judgment against, ♣
legal case against C.W.
& F.N. Black, ♣
loss of home from violin
liability, ♣
relief funds received, ♣, ♦
Hume, Catherine (Kate), ♣. See also Hume, Kate
Hume, Grace, ♣, ♦
Hume, Grace Law, ♣
Hume, John, ♣
Hume, John Law “Jock,” ♣, ♦, ♥, ♠, †, ‡, Δ
appearance, ♣
arrival in Liverpool, ♣
arrival on Titanic, ♣
birth, ♣
body recovered, ♣
burial, ♣
family lives after loss, ♣
identification of
recovered body, ♣
last thoughts, ♣
memorial, ♣, ♦
memorial plans for, ♣
memorial service, ♣
plan for music after
collision, ♣
travel to Titanic, ♣
Hume, Kate, ♣
arrest for forgery, ♣
impact of brother’s
death, ♣
marriage, ♣
Hume, Nellie, ♣
Hume, Robert, ♣