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... CUNARD LINE LIVERPOOL TO HEW TORE. r«OM Live* POOL AT 2.30 P.M. Tfcon, Apl I M. lb; 8 uRDUSi, Bit,, Utj 1 1 LUSITANIA, B>tM>vl6 * third clua FUMafui only. TO CANADA. rna LONDON tad UTIBPOOL. Bonl«»nl de. Oipocinn. ...
... LANDED AT QUEENSTOWN 9 MEN AND 8 WOMEN (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OVB REPORTER.) Queenstown, Wediieediy. The horrors the .Lusitania disaster are still evidence here. This morning at six o'clock the tug Flying Fish put into the Cunard Wharf, bringing the bodies ...
... btormcock to Queenstown. KERRY PASSENGER’S EVIDENCE. Michael Doyle, of Kenmare* who had been a third class passenger on the Lusitania, and who had been nearly two years m America, said he had been standing near the masterat-arms, when the latter suddenly ...
... strong swimmer, but had become exhausted when picked up. , Murderers Holst German Flag. Mrs. Hill said that soon after the Lusitania sank oaf sight the submarine appeared on the surface some distance ana;. Immediately it came up the German flag was run up ...
... CLONTAHF HAN'S ACCOUNT. - . George Scott, young Dublin man, who was a passenger the Lusitania, and who had a terrible straggle for life, reached Dublin on Saturday afternoon, arriving Kingsbridge about sue o’clock. Interviewed a Freeman's Journal rep ...
... experienced on Friday last when the news of the lots the Lusitania reached Liverpool. No shipping disaster of modern times inflicted so deep a blow the grim tragedy off the of Cork. The Lusitania was the pride the Mersey; was essentially Liverpool’s own ...
... evidence, and the Coroner expressed his personal sympathy and the sympathy the'jnry with the.captain and the owners of (he Lusitania on the crime that had been committed against them. He slso thanked the captain for attending the inquest. ...
... announcement: The Press Bureau appearing some newspapers that the Lusitania was armed wholly false. The Press Bureau was informed by the Admiralty that more reports regarding the Lusitania have lecn received. The *. ,cj» Bureau is informed that telegram ...
... WARNINGS ADVERTISEMENT IN THE NEW YORK PAPERS BOGUS TELEGBAHS TO PASSENGERS The Association says—Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as great surprise the Germans undoubtedy gave full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going to the ...
... FREEMAN, Sunday, 9th May. * Sir—The hat passenger* given by one of your contemporaries those who sailed frOW New York in the Lusitania contained the name of another distinguished Irishman, the Rev. Basil Maturin, the famous preacher, whose family well known ...
... THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN On Lusitania Massacre Hia Grace the Archbishop, speaking in Dublin last Sunday at the opening of the St. Vincent Paul new Night Shelter in Back lane, Christchurch place, said:— My Lord Mayor, Lord Chancellor, ladies and gentlemen—l ...
... Kinsale: Lusitania sunk submarine, 2.33 p m., eight miles south by west.” lurther telegram from Kinsale said: FraaMfc Jooeph The Admiralty officers here state that the Lusitania sank off Galley Head, west el Kinsale Head. BOMS FROM LUSITANIA SIGHTED. ...