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... the “Daily News” says America is wild with excitement over the sinking the Lusitania by German snhmarins. “By for the larger number the pasicngers were Americans, the Lusitania'a list including citixens from all parts at the Union. No one here can yet ...
... THE SINKINQ OP THE LUSITANIA. LOCAL VICTIMS. Mr W F Wood, Market PUco, Rugby, hu, regret to loam, been notified by tetegram from the Cunard Company that bia stepson. Hr Percy HeSotd, second officer of the Lusitania, is numbered among the missing. At the ...
... followers the Hunt. Mrs and Hiss Loney went to America when the war broke out, and remained there until the sailing of the Lusitania, Mr Looey remained behind, and devoted himself to succouring the wounded. He has given two motor-cars, which he fitted up ...
... explanationa emphasis is laid upon the warning the German Embassy fare by advertisement in the New York Press before the Lusitania sailed, though no mention is made of the cautionary tstegrams, bearing sham signatures. handed to various American passengers ...
... vessels under the British flag did to *t their own risk. The notice, which was intended particularly apply to psassagnn the Lusitania, read follows: Traveller* intending to embark Atlantic voyage reminded that state of war exists between Germany and her ...
... o’clock the first bulletin was justed np the inner wells. It was as fol- *6ld Head of Kinsalo wireoi Abort twenty boats Lusitania are in vicinity where ship sank. Abort more boats leaving for spot render aerirtaaoe. Weather beautifully fine. It was first ...
... AWAKENINB ENGLISH OPTIMISM BISHOP OF WORCESTER AM) THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. Preaching at Edgbaaton Parish Churrh on Sunday morning in connection with the BUKop of Birmingfaam'a Fund, the Bishop of Woieestcr made alluaion to the war and the linking of ...
... LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING OFF IRISH COAST. APPALLING LOSS OF UFB. By sinking without warning tbo great Canard liner Lusitania off tbo Old Hoad of Kinaale Friday afteraooa a German sabmarine ha* committed tha meat infamous outrage of the ...
... molting total of SI at present in the hospital Tnn Annicon Emoabsy in London that there were 218 American paeaengem on the Lusitania, of which -78 survive. ...
... grade in the service of the Cunard Company, ty had served on ell the company’s big ships, and this was his third trip on the Lusitania. Stiamsbip CoMPAKT’a ArruciAnoa. Second Officer Hefford w»» not without proof that hi* employer! appreciated the eerneea ...
... Government in regard the toricdoeing of the Lusitania. In these authorised mt unofficial explanations emphasis is laid upon the warning the German Embassy gave by advertisement in the New York Frees before the Lusitania tailed, though no mention is made of the ...
... factor, bat must rely upon tbemsrlves, in ooujunotion with tbrur Affies. Speculation upon the meaning destruction of the Lusitania is equally hi«ih>. Whatever motive prompted the act, it meant that the German nation is WIDEST or ULTIMATE VICTOET that it ...