... 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 ...

... STOP PRESS TELEGRAMS. LUSITANIA SUNK. . ...

... 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 ...

... which the Lusitania was expected pass; they have been hanging about the West and South-West Coasts of Ireland in readiness to strike ; and it seems almost certain that they have some secret supplies of petrol in the neighbourhood. How the Lusitania came to ...

... INVESTMENT SECURITIES AND NEW LOANS. In the Stork Exchange the week has not wound up in very good style. The Lusitania outrage and Italy’s indecision hate caused feeling of uneasiness, and although prices have not been matemUy affected markets have a ...

... TERRIBLE DEATH ROLL LUSITANIA. 00-600 SURVIVORS” OUT OF FULL COMPLEMENT OF 2,000. PERSONS DIE AFTER RESCUE. LINER STRUCK BY 2 TORPEDOES: ...

... Lathom. the Harrison steamers Centurion and Candidate, crews being saved, and two trawlers. Friday, May 7. Cunard liner Lusitania torpedoed and sunk without warning by German submarine off the Old Hea4 K.msa,e, over 1,300 lives being lost. German attack ...

... THE DiEO AFTER RESCUE. The Exchange Telegraph Company Queenstown correspondent states that 100 passengers landed from the Lusitania have died while being conveyed on shore. A number bodies are on the Cunard and some them are being conveyed the Town Hall ...

... profitable and an unprofitable boat. To illustrate this point one may compare the Lusitania with the Aquitania, for although the Aquitania is some 110 feet longer than the Lusitania, her machinery is of 14,000 horse power less, or 56.000 compared with the of ...

... HIT. Mr. A. L. Rhys Evans, Mr. Thomas s private secretary, who was also saved, said at about 2 p.m. a torpedo struck the Lusitania amidships without the slightest warning. . “I was on deck and saw the ship sink,' said Mr. Evans. “She sank 15 minutes after ...

... ROOSEVELT AND REPRISALS MURDEROUC WARFARE AGAINST the innocents. Syracuse, New York, Mr. Rooseveit, commenting uii the Lusitania oulrag' . said: These de-Js. rule international l i>v van be tegaid'. otherwise than pure piracy. Mr. Roosevelt added; ‘/This ...

... LUSITANIA FIRST STRUCK THE BOW. Mr. Ernest Cowper, a Toronto journalist, was coming across with his editor on business, stated that a sharp look-out had been kept for enemy craft when Ireland was being approached. He was chatting with a friend at about ...