NIGHT CLEAR, SAYS MARINER

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Chicago Examiner

Friday 19 April 1912

Boston, Mass., April 18---Captain Franz Huber of the German Freighter Trautenfels, which arrived here today, said he passed over the spot where the Titanic sunk ten hours before the accident and that the night was clear.

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Trautenfels (German freighter) Franz Huber Boston weather conditions

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Titanic
Trautenfels

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Thomas E. Golembiewski

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