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... 1,200 PASBESGEE6 ON LUSITANIA, Asotfer frighten Americas paa* trarelling on British ships miscarried Satur-4aj ,s.\7s the Poet * New York correspondent), when ever 1.20 C passengers s&fled the after hertaf been aolemnlj warned, not only the ILmheMj Washington ...
... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED AND SUNK. THE PRESS ASSOCIATION STATES THAT THE LUSITANIA WAS TORPEDOED AND SUNK THIS AFTERNOON. THE LIVERPOOL ECHO INFORMED THE CUNARD COMPANY THAT THE LUSITANIA WAS TORPEDOED AND SUNK OFF KINSALE AT 2.32 THIS AFTERNOON. NO WORD ...
... German plan frighten American travelling on British ships miscarried yesterday, when over 1.200 passengers sailed on the Lusitania after having boon solemnly warned, not only the German Embassy Washington, but by various German sympathisers who, having ...
... them from shelHag the troops Amo* ATLANTIC SENSATION. LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. SUNK OFF THE IRISH COAST. i m PASSENGERS AND CREW. The Naval Censor* the Press Bureau have passed statement that the Lusitania boa been torpedoed, glxe went down to-day at 2.33 London ...
... Lusitanie has been torpsdoed and sunk. A late message says : The Liverpool Echo is informed by the Cunard :Company that the Lusitania was tor'Word off Kinsale at a 33 this afternoon. Do word of passengerS and crew to the cumber of I ,goo. we are on the point ...
... ara. apply. C.P. R!-.. above. * INfa , LIYERPOOT. NEW YORK. FROM LIVERPOOL AT 2.30 PAL >v.n.. May • TRANSYLVAMA.SaL.May23 LUSITANIA sat.. May 15 | MAURETANIA ..tat . May ...
... arrived New York from Havre, Mr.y 2. HUDSON arrived New York :rom Bordeaux. M;.’v arrived New York from Bordeaux. Mar «, LUSITANIA left New Tork for Liverpool, Moy CUN ARD-ANCHOR. arrived Liverpool from New -ir Mat 3. all well. HIGHLAND HEATHER arrived ...
... LSIT OU \GF “ Dastarpiy, Cowarpty axp Ingumay.” The first matter mentioned by the Mayor was that of the sinking of the “* Lusitania.” His Worship had scarcely finished signing his name to the minutes of the previous meeting when he began to speak, and he ...
... James Westill, of Sunderland. She was of 2,008 gross tons, had a speed of knots, and was built at Sunderland in 1880.1 LUSITANIA'S BIG PASSENGER GERMAN WARNING DERIDED. (Daily Telegraph CorreaPendent.) NEW TORE, Sunday The warning by the German Embaesy ...
... (Mr. A. W. Street), who was TWO KENILWORTH LADIES LOST GN THE “LUSITANIA.” lay On Fr evening Inst the tr cic news was broug! to Mr ond Mrs H. Hopkins. of Henry Stre kK worth, that the Lusitania had heen sunk The following ¢ was fixed as the wedding de of ...
... SHIPPING I N . LIVERPOOL NEW YORK. FROM LIVERPOOL AT PM. tutaa. ad.. May i Lusitania Sat. May nacanl*. .Sun.. Ma; , TruneylTinia . Sat, May h' CANADA—FROM LONDON A LIVERPOOL Apply. CCNARD LINE. Liverpool; London, 61, .'.lahopegatei, EC ; 23.31, OocUpuratreet ...
... only matter to excite comment. The objects of the Mayor's remarks were three-fold. He spoke teel- of the sinking of the “ Lusitania’ ve ingly and with intense indignation, ar very aptly described it as a dastardly, cowardly, and inhuman piece of busine ...