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... amongst those saved. They passed through terrible espenences, and had very remarkable escapes. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, and wa,s picked up unconscious after being the water three and a halt hours. The Ladtania was torpedoed without not. about ...
... 1915. t With mingled feelings of horror and deep indignation the people of Coventry last evening read the news that the Lusitania had been torpedoed and sunk with an inevitable great loss of life. all hands the feeling was to be heard expressed that this ...
... WAITING FOR THE LUSITANIA. SUBMARINES PATROLLING THE LINER’S For the greater part of month U boats of tbo latest type—ca the U3o’« class—have been cruis;ng between the and the Scilliee. On April 12 the 9,600-ton liner Wayfarer wa* torpedoed south of ...
... THE LUSITANU’S CAPTAIN. Captain Turner, who was temporarily taking tie place of Captain Dow on the Lusitania, born al Liverpool 1856, and at the age of made his first voyage the sailing ship White Star. From then until 1878, when entered the service of ...
... ANXIETY SCANDINAVIA. Copenhagen, Saturday. list the Lusitania disaster it eagerly awaited here, and there great anxiety amongst Scandinavians. It is believed that the general manager the Copenhagen Private Bank and Mr. Larsen, Privy Councillor, eon Mr ...
... THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR NEWS RECEIVED AFTER GOING TO PRESS. THE LUSITANIA. MR. VANDERBILT BELIEVED LOST. The American Consul in Queenstown has telegraphed to the American Ambassador in London: Alfred Vanderbilt apparently lost.' There is also no news ...
... THE LUSITANIA. SALOON. PASSENGERS SAVED. OFFICIAL LIST. ...
... 6*tarf»T- President Wilson was preparing leave the White House for drive when the new* of the Lusitania outraga arrived. Previously the Cabinet had discussed ON THE LUSITANIA. photo: - ■' J ; « i: \ - . X ■ • V v v Et . I y B 129& f'»ißly l 'li CilJß»'' 'JH janDHBJI ...
... most serious situation. Wabhin-oton, Saturday. The loss of life on the Lusitania has shocked the officials here and profoundly grieved the national capital, although it not known how manv Americans are dead. Opinion is general that it is the mast serious ...
... German Threats. Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as a great surprise, though Germans undoubtedly' gave full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going to the length of inserting advertisements in the American Press ...
... THE ATLANTIO SPRINTER. How Lusitania Beat the German Greyhound, FLOATING PALACE. The Lusitania, when she left Liverptjol in September, 1907, was not the largest, but the fastest Atlantic liners. It was nearly ten years before that the North German Lloyd ...
... THE FOULEST DEEDI The newt of loss of the Lusitania, with, is feared, something like 1,500 of her passengers and crew, is so appalling that the public has hardly jet been able to realise it When the first reports (which seem to have emanated from the ...