... The Admiralty had a general knowledge of the threat to sink the Lusitania, and from that knowledge and from other information of sub- marine movements they sefit warnings to the Lusitania and warnings as to her course. It would not, be right to go into ...

... message yesterday (Friday) afternoon from Land’s End saying that the Lusitania had sent out wireless Come once. Big list.” At 6 official Intimation was received London that the Lusitania remained afloat for 20 minutes, end that twenty boats wore the spot ...

... terrible experience in the Lusitania disaster. recorded last week, Mrs. Barker, who was travelling from Trenton see her invalid mother, lost her nine-year-old daughter when the ship went down. She states that after the Lusitania was struck the first torpedo ...

... A MEMBER OF THE ORCHESTRA Mr. Edward Jones, who is among the missing. was a member of the orchestra on board the Lusitania, and was well known at Shelton, where he formerly resided. He was an able pianist. and flautist, and had been engaged in orchestras ...

... first meeting of the com- mittee on Monday, at which many suggestions were made, and will be put into practice very soon. A_ Lusitania Survivor.—Mr. William Henry Williams, son-in-law of Mr, and Mra. Gillard, of Church-street, Rugeley, was on board the Lusi- ...

... AP NER'S STOR The inquest at Kinsale on five of the victims of the Lusitania outrage was concluded on Monday after the jury had heard the evidence of Capt, Turner, returned -— The following unanimous verdict was “That the said deceased died from prolonged ...

... Eating potatoes to per ton, seed ditto £4 158. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1915. (Press Association Telegrams.] LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. ...

... vice-president, A vote of condolence with the families bereav ed through the sinking of the Lusitania was passed> eee Wilh Dereav ed through the sinking of the Lusitania was passed: Eruptions of the Skin, Scurvy. Scalds, and wounds of a 11 kinds af tian * 7 ...

... giant Cunard liner Lcsit aniahad beentorpodoed and sunk oft Kinsale the south coast of Ireland. A later message says;—The Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk at 2 o’clock his aft ernoon, eight miles south west off Kinsale. The liner was a passage from New ...

... GREYHOUND OF THE ATLANTIC. The Lusitania was known as the •* Greyhound of the Atlantic,” a distinction which she earned accomplishing one of the quickest passages on record. She did the voyage across in days 11 hours and minutes, a record which was only ...

... IN CASK BOTTLE The Staffordshire SATU AY, MAY 15, 1915. The sinking of the Lusitania still holds the uppermost place in the public mind, notwith- standing the desperate struggles that are taking place in the Western and Eastern theatres of war. The appalling ...

... LOSS OF LIF WORLD-WIDE CONDEMNATION The cold-blooded sacrifice of over 1,100 non- combat ant lives by the torpedoing of the Lusitania has been received with horror and reprobation throughout the civilized world. In Germany, the dominant feeling is one of ...