... VHE LOSS 0F THE LUSITANIA. A ROVE SIAIVIVOTI m:; passengers on the ill-fated Lusitania Mr. F. J. Lucas, a son of the late Mr. Jotireph Lucas. lulllr. of Worcester Street, Bromsgrove. Mr. Luca, was fortunately one of the survivors, and, writ Mg, from ...

... Halesowen, on Monday, that her father and another, Mr. and Mrs. Renly_3n Harris, were amongst the ill-fated passengers of the Lusitania,. A telegram received on Tuesday evening from the 'Cunard Company was to the effect that they were not amongst the survivors ...

... HwErrr :—.llEmontAi SERvicE.—..l memorial service for Mr. J. Harper, of Headless Cross, Redditch, one of t)):e victims of the Lusitania outrage, was held at Heacl. less Cross Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday. Mr, Harper had been associated with the church the greater ...

... Page 2.) 'The a ati-Teutonic sentiment of Europe itas receivd a tremendous accession of astrength since th 2 Finking of the Lusitania, and judging from the tone of the American 'press, Germany will presently have to reckon with the wrath of the United States ...

... County Regiment, either as Regulars or Territorials. Age 19 to 40. Height—lnfantry 5 feet 2 inches. REMEMBER BELGIUM AND THE LUSITANIA ! (Signed) T. BAKER, Major, Chief Recruiting Officer. (Signed) .7. M. REDDIE, Major, Secretary Territorial Association. WANTED ...

... ICArrns.—Mr. John Henry Harper, of Greenhays, Headless Cross, Redditch, whose death took place on May 7th, at sea, when the Lusitania was submarined, has left estate to the gross value of £13,789. Testator leaves £250 to the Wesleyan Methodist Sunday Schools ...

... n, on Monday night, a resolution of condolence was passed with Mrs. J. H. Harper in the loss of Mr. S. H. Harper on the Lusitania. The Chairman (Colonel H. S. Bartleet) said the circumstances were so sad, and the loss to the district so great, that he ...

... toasted Der Tag' with more exuberance than discretion in the New York restaurants when news came of the sinking of the Lusitania, there are signs of a rising anti-German feeling in LendOn which may become dangerous. The scientific societies at the beginning ...

... mailed fist through the whole code of -civilized laws hitharto governing the quarrels of nations, and with the sinking of the Lusitania without warning and without finger lifted to save the souls on board, we have reached the breaking of the final link which ...

... Ship. How e\ ti, considering the time and place of the oeeurrence. it is possible that the .ship attacked the Cushing. 1 LUSITANIA The President authorised the announcement after a meoting on Tuesday that the 'Note to Germany Lad been completed, and would ...

... Dolphin, of Feekenharn, Her father left Feekenharn some time ago, and died recently, and her mother had sent the child •on the Lusitania to her grandfather's home at Feekenharn. It seems that Mr. B. Stoughton Holborn, Merton College, Oxford, the huSbancl of ...

... were perfectly within their rights in so doing. Germans would, no doubt, have been similarly facoured, at least until the Lusitania was sunk, had been able to fetch the Cargo, or had th,. British fleet permitted anaerican and German vesselS to run the real ...