Mr Albert A. Stewart
Albert Stewart lived in New York City and was the New York representative of the Stowbridge Lithography Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. He was had a residence in Gallipolis, Ohio. According to Walter lord, Stewart was an "ebullient old gentleman who had a large interest in the Barnum and Bailey Circus."
The Stewart family had been vacationing in France, Mr Stewart travelled back ahead of the other family members and boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg. During the voyage he became friendly with Dickinson and Helen Bishop. On the night of the disaster he encouraged them on deck to see the ice that had fallen from the passing iceberg. Mr and Mrs Bishop were rescued but Stewart was lost in the sinking.
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References and Sources
Cleveland Plain Dealer (Ohio), 18 April 1912
Dowagiac Daily News (Michigan), 10 May 1912
Walter Lord (1976) A Night to Remember. London, Penguin. ISBN 0 14 004757 3
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David Bronson, USA
Homer Thiel, USA
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Summary
Age: 54 years
Last Residence: in Cincinnati United States
Occupation: Businessman
1st Class passenger
First Embarked: Cherbourg on Wednesday 10th April 1912
Ticket No. 17605 , £27 14s 5d
Died in the sinking.
Body Not Recovered
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