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... GERMANY'S WAR ZONE. LUSITANIA. PASSENGERS TOLD NOT TO SAIL. NEW YORK, May I. Th.! German Embassy has inherted ;is advertisement in all the principal newspapers to the effect that all British and Allied ships are liable to be destroyed if they enter ...
... WARNINGS TO THE LUSITANIA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, MAY 2. Most of the leading passengers aboard the Lusitania, which sailed for Liverpool yesterday, received telegrams signed either John Smith or George Jones warning them to cancel the ...
... CUNARD LINE. Next Express Sailings from Liverpool. LUSITANIA - Saturday, May 15th MAURETANIA Saturday, May 29th ...
... STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS. LUSITANIA SUNK. . ...
... spectacle of innocent people drowning in deep water. The special point this notice is that it was issued the day on which the Lusitania sailed from New York and that it is apparently intended to cover the almost grotesque failure of the German submarine- blockade ...
... with assistance from Dover. “LUSITANIA DOOMED.” German Attempts to Scare Passengers. New York, Saturday. —A man speaking English with a German accent lias circulated among the ]>assengers the pier warning that the Lusitania doomed. The warning telegram ...
... i,’ioo FEARED DROWNED, 'The Press Association has , report, stating that the Lusitania^ sunk by torpedo eight nines Obi Read (if Kinsaie this n.onung.. The news is ollicialiy tbmard t'oaipar.y. she La-'r.: uin! tii.iC 1 reserve. . , AniL-nt; ihow who ...
... who, as founder of o ffi c i a l s scru tinised ever y pa ss enger going the Home Counties Publio-House Trust, aboard the Lusitania. This delayed the and vice-president of a kindred enter- liner's departure by nearly three hours. prise, the People's Refreshment ...
... golfers will be on the Atlantic west ward bound. Harry Vardon, Edward Ray, George Duncan, and Charles Mayo are to sail on the Lusitania for New York, and at the middle of June they will com pete at Baltusrol, New Jersey, for the American Open Championship. ...
... impudent edimlisßiiisnt pehKsbsd the American papers by Count Berasttrff and the warnings sent those inteetfeg to travel la the Lusitania. The aotioa of the Ambassador causing adverttacmsnt la inaerted in the pnblic Press, warning pesaangera that they travel ...
... in about a fortniisbt ' s time . Mr . Charles Frohman . Mr . Charles Frohman is now on his way from New York on the Lusitania . Mr . Seymour Hicks ' s . Gazette of Tuesday states that a creditor ' s petition in bankruptcy was filed against Mr . ...