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... LUSITANIA. About 1,500 Lives Lost. STRUCK BY TWO TORPEDOES. Sank in 25 Minutes. To-day's information regarding the Lusitania crime showed that two torpedoes were fired at the great ship, without notice, and that she sank in about ;5 minutes. • One account ...
... 20 year? of age. POTTERIES PEOPLE ON BOARD. Mr. Arthur Wood, of Goldeakill a Passenger. Among the passenger! on board the Lusitania was Mr. Arthur Wood, of Goldenhill, who was returning from a business trip to 'New York on behalf of 'Messrs. W. H. Grindley ...
... Official Figures. (Press At.sociation Telegram.) LONDON, Saturday Morning. Hopes that the death-roll in the sinkig , of the Lusitania would not prove to very great were dispelled by a message issued by the Admiralty' this morning, which shows that the disaster ...
... Ole Lusitania. and 188 Americans, %011ie 'the remainder, 169, were of other Amongst them nem numerous passengleml inationalities. QUEEN:TOWN. Sitturdav Morning'. rteam Ftormeoelc leached Queenstown night et 8 30 with 15n surcivisee of Lb Lusitania. liuffering ...
... SEA CRIME. The Sinking of the Mighty Lusitania.\ In brilliant weather, with 2360 souls on board, without warning, the LUSITANIA, the Flower of the Cunard Fleet, was sunk by Germany --- the common foe of the human race. FOR ...
... Germany than the severest defeat.. Her responsibility is measured by the number of lives she imperilled. The sinking of the Lusitania is not an act of war. It nathitic hnt. arol*e cvntemrt. The - E.,ho de rarie :47a: ••Ihis amhueh Hill naturally two no effect ...
... office to the Press Bureau in London. It had been reported that the Lusitania had been torpedoed; was it true? Could the news be published? By and by the laconic reply was received: Lusitania message pasted for publication. Newspaper men arc not easily perturbed ...
... Eating potatoes to per ton, seed ditto £4 158. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1915. (Press Association Telegrams.] LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. ...
... express abhorrence of the German piracy. The American nation is dumbfounded. Mr. Wilson was informed of the sinking of the Lusitania as he left lunch, but he made no commedt. WHAT THE AMERICAN ,GOVERN MENT WANTED TO INOW. FIAVL AIit:RICAN UV} Itt:EN LOST ...
... GREYHOUND OF THE ATLANTIC. The Lusitania was known as the •* Greyhound of the Atlantic,” a distinction which she earned accomplishing one of the quickest passages on record. She did the voyage across in days 11 hours and minutes, a record which was only ...
... DASTARDLY THREATS. German Embassy's Advertisement. This morning's Liverpool Post stated:— Although.•:the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as a great surprise, the Germans undoubtedly gave full warning of their intention to sink the:vessel, even going to ...
... LUXURIOUS EQUIPMENT. The Lusitania and her sister ship, by reason : e)f their enormous proportions, 'the ' graceful. ness of their lines, the lavishness of their Internal equipment, and their , great speed, which was not surpassed by either - the Titanic ...