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| [Over a] thousand persons attended the funeral at St. Ives of William Carbines, [a] nineteen-year-old boy who perished in the Titanic disaster. [He] was embalmed and brought to St. Ives so that he might be | laid to rest among his own people. (1) The scene in the little churchyard overlooking the Atlantic where the body was buried. (2) Mourners carrying wreaths. (3) Carbines — (Vaughan T.W. Paul.) |
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