... been crushed and' the system for- which that -enemy stands is smashed beyond the possibtuty el: repair. The manner of the Lusitania's ena has aroused indignation to fever- heat 04,, Merseyside. from' whence a large propar4ion of the ores was drawn. - iviaty ...

... Bedford-road, Rock Ferry, and st Bebin . Cemetery, when the remains of Mr. illiaan McLeod, chief bedroom steward on the Lusitania, were laid to rest. The cortege left Bedford-road, where a large crowd of people had gathered, and proceeded to St. Peter's ...

... .a telegram &tilted. Coming ~ home was all it said. That woe enough' Mr. Jones, who was . an electrician in board the Lusitania, is•a son of Mr. Wm. Alfred • Jones, popularly known in West Kirby , f as . and Lea • Jones. . Seen by . a News represen ...

... the by thia . rowd3 - ion are, • - onpmople • Jr Ale a maze s an 4 wilt be upon to account for the awful erime oi sinking Lusitania and the of nearly . 1,400 innocent live, w ith the then tke , rowdyism in Birkenhead and in • • other • cities will Dreaded ...

... 4th CHE MEE FOUND DROWNthD. BROMBORO' MAN'S GRAPHIC Distressing /Mir at Bedford. NARRATIVE. Among the survivors of the Lusitania disaster was Mr. Thomas Leonard Baldwin, a Bromborough, Who was a first-class waiter an& assistant imoke-room steward aboard ...

... Mr. Mitchell added that .one e the *men whe was the next bed to him hada remarkable escape. When . the torpedo struck the Lusitania this. fireman bad his arm blown off. Someone who was near,. however, bound up the stump with strips . of 'bandage Whilst ...

... place on record an expression of its horror and disgust at the .unwarrant. able aotion of the enemy submarine in sinking the Lusitania, and so causing the loss of many residents in this district. as well as many °there, including women and children, and hereby ...

... still bleating for peace. In another part of the paper the loss of the busitania is time alluded to:— The finking of the Lusitania and the murder of non-ounhataut passengers, most of whom belonged to neutral countries, gives us once more the measure of ...

... ErATTIRDiLIi , Y 16. 1 3. SALES -BY AUCTION. , espe 'Melly Germans, and, as is nearly al- Loss of the “Leeitenhol Lord mayor's “Lusitania” • ways the case when a poptdar outbreak of Fund. passion occurs, the demonstrations have BY inevolved hardship and Mitotic° ...

... country, and (to use his , winds) I thought I help the Mother Country in way. Ile, had a .ort:alrg -escape from death. in the Lusitania o A being- landed in Irelatd , stmt•modoZiererpoof • he •cama:to.,Birbehead,. to- a find , a Absotlier . i s r•brotbee; I ...

... ALLANSONS .- . . ___ . . ferred to the Lusitania for her doomed _. _._._. _ ~ LIEUT. H. J. M. EDGAR. SOLDIERS AND THE WATER S e lost 'lled .. ix wre saved, and 13 . Before stewardesses. BLOUSES .. the Lusitania left New York 300 of the ABS OF , . ...

... reward to anybody (0 , proye that he is of Teutonic there is every reason for! the anti-German fury I the sinkuig of the Lusitania a,„77 spent, itself, and the announcek - that the Government has deterto r igoroesly intern all male . ant. Austrian s , ...