... Wakefield, widow of Mr. A. T. Wakefield, youngest son Mr. .lames Wakefield, Henley-in- Arden, was one of the passengers the Lusitania, travelling Ibis country from Honolulu after the death of her husband. She went down with the ship, hut was rescued in an ...

... justification of the sinking the Lusitania are repeated, and the Americans are told that if they sail in British ships they do so at their own risk. The captain of the submarine, is argued, acted rightly in sinking the Lusitania without warning; for, British ...

... three male and two female bodies lying in the mortuary at Kinsale. which were brought ashore after the torpedoing of the Lusitania. The jury found; This appalling crime was contrary to international law and conventions of all civilised nations, and we ...

... order from the dining saloon the deck above. There was no crushing, the only trouble being the sharp slope of the deck. The Lusitania sank about minutes certainly not more than 2(t—after she was struck. she went down I saw a number of people jump from the ...

... belonging to Great Britain or her Allies that his ship sunk. From the same German source which predicted tin* sinking of fhe Lusitania word has been sent out. that the Transylvania, which sailed from New York Friday, will torpedoed. ■ ...

... having spent the week-end at home. On Saturday and Sunday, however, many recruits, spurred the news of the sinking of the Lusitania, presented themselves for enlistment. and the week-end’s enrolments were much heavier than usual. An impressive incident ...

... citizens Kenilworth would wish him to express their sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, in the loss of their two daughters the Lusitania.” He thought possibly that the members of the Council and many oilier- would also think with him that the time had come when ...

... There have been great rejoicings all over Germany celebrate the event. The Kolnische Volkszeitung says: The sinking of the Lusitania is a success for our submarines, which must be placed beside the greatest achievements in this naval war. The sinking of ...

... fonranlecl. but all correspombtnce will bo dealt with J, | Mackwortli. at Cambrian Buildings, Cardiff, who was saved from the Lusitania. runs an announcement issued the Cambrian Coal Combine, which suggests that the busineas affairs of the Welsh C.wvi King ...

... Mr. Lansing and presented the answer of the Berlin Government to the American Note on the subject of the sinking of the Lusitania the following words:—Passenger liners will not be sunk our submarines without warning and without ensuring the safety of ...

... publication of the White Paper? Surely the young men of this country could not indifferent to the cries of the passengers the Lusitania.” Surely the young men could not read of the hard struggle that was being fought for freedom, religion, and national honour ...

... British ships miscarried on Saturday (says the 4 Post New York correspondent), when over 1.200 passengers sailed on the Lusitania after having been solemnly warned, not only by the German Embassy in Washington, but by various German sympathisers who, ...