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... CRAFT WHICH BROUGHT ASHORE SOME OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE LUSITANIA : FIVE OF THE SHIP'S LIFE-BOATS IN QUEENSTOWN HARBOUR bf h Lii . [Plio'.o. by Pliotoprcss.] Accounts by survivors of the Lusitania have varied considerably as to the handling of the ...
... HAVE BEEN WITH THE 1 LUSITANIA ' AS IT MUST THE HOLE MADE IN A SHIP BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE'S TORPEDO (POINT OF IMPACT). The fearful smashing effect of a torpedo at and near the place where it explodes on impact with a ship's side could hardly be more ...
... have been landed at Queenstown 2.15 p.m. The Press Bureau is informed by the Aé- miralty that no more reports regarding the Lusitania have been received, and that the sumber of survivers already given may be regarded as correct. are being made slong the coast ...
... If we'd only listened to Teddy Roosevelt! This was the rueful note of the United States, even before the sinking of the Lusitania. All the fat's in the fire, they said, and we're slinking through it with kerosene on our coat-tails. Japan will shut ...
... OVERSEA WRATH. MELBOURNE. May 13. There is a stsong feeling against Germans in Australia since the Lusitania outrage. Workmen in many places are refusing to work with Germans. A telegram from Wellington states that the agitation against alien enemy s ...
... The Rev. Father Maturin, the Jesuit preacher, went down in the Lusitania. STOP PRESS TELEGRAM' 10. 1915. TO OUST THE GERMANS. “MURDER MOST FOUL” MR. BONAR LAW AND THE CRIME OF THE LUSITANIA. OUR RIGHTEOUS CAUSE. A scathing indictment ot German savagery ...
... THE SMOKING-ROOM OF THE “LUSITANIA.'' FACSIMILE SKETCHES BY A SURVIVOR OF THE LUSITANIA.'’ ™ SPECIALLY FOR THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS'* BY MR. OLIVER P. BERNARD, THE WELL-KNOWN SCENIC ARTIST. WHO WAS SAVED FROM THE “LUSITANIA.** ...
... blowing the Lusitania declare that a desperate effort is going to be made to destroy London fire within the next month.—Central Xevrs. New ork Monday The New York Tribune states that the same sources which predicted the sinking the Lusitania have sent out ...
... the New York Tribune. which cabled that the German Embassy stated that the Lusitania was armed, Mr. Booth, chairman of the Cunard Company, 'sent the following reply: Lusitania was not armed in any way. fibs built in agreement with British Goverawyent ...
... quarter of hour before it occurred patrol boat passed the Lusitania, turned round, and followed her. The same observer states'that a patrol boat darted up from the west immediately the Lusitania sank. These statements, however, are in direct conflict with ...
... been ceceived for a supply of metropolitan police constables to attend the Ascot meeting Lusitania Iaquirs. Mr. RUNCIMAN informed Mr. W. Thorne that the Lusitania Court of was a sta court. . Trade unions could not be ted upon it, but they could apply to ...
... {a “GRAVE SITUATION.” PRESIDENT WILSON 10 REPLY WITHIN 48 HOURS. Th ¢ German reply lo America’s Note on the crime of the Lusitania has created a grave situation between the two countries. The American demands for repara- tion and for the abandonment of ...