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March 31st, 1914 Dawn Wes talks with George Tuff, Tuff volunteers to lead men on the ice. .
March 31st, 6:00 AM Men prepare for the hunt .
March 31st, 7:00 AM Kean orders men over the side, and away from the ship.
Barometer droped by 20 tenths from noon of the day before. .
March 31st, 8:00 AM Newfoundland's men spotted by the Florizel, some distance away. .
Snow starts on south coast of Newfoundland. .
March 31st, 9:00 AM Second hand Yetman spotted Newfoundlands crew headed towards their ship. .
March 31st, 9:00-10:00 AM First flakes fall on St John's. .
March 31st, 10:00 AM Tuff orders 4 men to kill a small group of seals they spot. .
March 31st, 11:20 AM Snow Begins on Ice .
March 31st, 11:30 AM Men Board Stephano. .
March 31st, 11:30-11:50 AM Newfoundland Crew have a "mug-up". .
March 31st, 11:50 AM Newfoundland crew put back on ice again. .
March 31st, 11:50 AM-4:30 PM With George Tuff in command the crew finds and kills some seals. But then they realize that they are further from their ship then they though. .
March 31st, 1:30 PM The men who left the rest of the Newfoundland crew, to return to their ship, reach the ship. .
March 31st, 4:30 PM Men on the ice, hear the Newfoundland's whistle, but they cannot find the ship. .
March 31st, 4:30 PM-April 1st,1914 1:00 AM Men on the ice, hear the Newfoundland's whistle, but they cannot find the ship.
Men build shelters as they realize the will have to spend the night on the ice. .
April 1st,1914 1:00 AM 6 Men die on the ice. The total count is now 10 deaths. .
April 1st, 10:00 AM Weather clearing. .
April 1st, Night The men prepare for another night on the ice. By now, many of the crew are dead, and most of the rest have lost all hope of rescue. .
April 2ed, 1914, 6:00 AM The Wes Kean, aboard the Newfoundland, spots the first sign of the men on the ice. .
April 2ed, 8:40 AM The Stephano sends its crew on the ice. To help in the search for the crew of the Newfoundland.
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