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THE LUSITANIA
... THE LUSITANIA. NEWPORT GENTLEMAN ABOARD. Mr. Edward Negus, of Green, -Newport, Essex, was a second-class passenger, and was at luncheon wnen the vessel struck. Instantly the was twisted right over. The passengers rushed on deck, was excitement the ...
THE LUSITANIA TRAGEDY
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ESSEX RESIDENTS ON THE LUSITANIA
... ESSEX RESIDENTS ON THE LUSITANIA. Mr. York. sem al Mr. Warm Part•lsoe. Coldwater • game. itlrsefLuMmala. ast yasla. li a. L e d to to Knihiad sad was back was aspomed A. Colelms. tar Say. No non bow rsommid rt him. . . Baker and him two aimara Mims Ladle ...
—Erl — Ie me without a | “of the B: shop St tive Club, was among Lusitania,
... —Erl — Ie me without a | “of the B: shop St tive Club, was among Lusitania, ...
BURNHAM PEOPLE AND THE WAR
... or mew, of Mildmay toad, been wounded in the ley. Lon- to meet these The wicked action of 1 elt. that the torpedoing the Lusitania like to share at practicaliy all the chur¢ the only Base in this district on Sunday Ingland. All Church the Deul Mare ast ...
BURNHAM PEOPLE AND THE WAR
... Col. and Mrs. .Lightfoot, of appears among the list Lusitania survivors. Be said that was his rare fortune to be oue the few people who saw the torpedo of the German submarine fired the Lusitania, from distance probably not more than 200 yards. News ...
i land en nel tv Mrs. a Mrs. bird ndant. r decided that | be codefen- wed any costs
... Passengers serving at the Front. a little excite spent some years as a tea rexd. Then the lon, and his residence at the Lusitania many interesting specime ws on the high from that island. After th ped down tne War he lived for ten ve He took a prominent ...
COUNTY CAMPAIGN AGAINST DRINK
... upon Cerinans in tl furniture was | day. No words could be to that | press their indignation a ence of Mr. ¢ attack om the Lusitania, struck the roof and children to the bout id rolled down | But thew should be ames dignation did not lead the than a hun- ...
THE GREAT WAR
... daylight, has been placed hurch in mem- slightest warnin the on, of the Cold- marine torpedoed the cilled in action 1s as liner Lusitania off the land, causing the vess about tifteen minutes God ~mory of the loss of over 1,06 ‘Tritton men, women, and chil rds ...
DAILY CHRONICLE.”
... DAILY CHRONICLE.” After the Lusitania massacre such exhibition “frightfulnese’* as the airship raid ob Southend may seem negligible comparteon. Only one life loot—that a woman who was murdered. her bed. But bombs were dropped - , and was.no fault of ...
A LOOK ROUND
... seenings. I regret compelled to wly word rioting, hut thene it other that fits what happened. There were the excuses the Lusitania, confirmation the ugly rumour about the maltreatment British soldiers, gas poisonings recorded the •death line, the air raid ...