... THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR. VICTIMS OF THE LUSITANIA. The inquest was resumed at Queenstown on Saturday on the victims of the Lusitania disaster. District Inspector Armstrong deposed that 220 bodies had been brought into Queenstown, that 1,145 lives were ...

... LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARN. ING OFF IRISH COAST. APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE, By sinking without warning the great Cupard liner Lusitania off the Old Head of Kinsale on Friday afternoon a German subwarine has committed the most infamous cutrage ...

... SHIP. The Lusitania was built at Clydebank, outside Glasgow, by the firm of John Brown and Co. In 1907 the North German Lloyd steamers had secured the North Atlantic record with a ship reaching the epeed of twenty-three knots. The Lusitania attained ...

... bereaved and sympathy with the Cunard Company. ADMIRALTY WARNING TO LUSITANIA. In the Housce of Commons on Monday, Mr. Churchill, in reply to several questions as to the sinking of the Lusitania, said that the Board of Trade had ordered an inquiry into the ...

... PIRATES’ RECORD WEEK. As was to be e?ected, in view of the sinking of the Lusitania, the Admiralty statement issued on Friday of the shipping losses sustained during the previous seven days shows a record figure in gross tonnage destroved. Within the ...

... news of the disaster was made known in the City by the following message posted at Lloyd's — “The Admiralty report that the Lusitania was sunk off the Old Head of Kinsale at 215 this afternoon.” Before long the offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston ...

... sweetest ever eard in the Palace. Lusitania Victims.—We have been informed that Mrs. W. Meadows, of Nottingham road, Somercotes, has lost her mother, two sisters, a brother in-law, and two nieces in the disaster to the Lusitania. They were coming to Eng- Jand ...

... newsboys ©7¢ buwling the loss of the Lusitania, but the vuers focking o the Transylvania declined credit the report. A few became so scared, however, that they left the vessel and returned to New York. Details of the Lusitania disaster wore not made known generally ...

... angel .m&.,.a. it impossible to get away the boats on that side. Yet even when it began to dawn on the passengers that the Lusitania was doomed, there was still hope that she might float long enough for all, or nearly all, on hoard to be saved. Even when ...

... the relief force, and received the medal and clasp. - e A SURVIVOR OF THE LUSITANIA Mr. D. A. Thomas, the well-known Welsh mineowner, who is one of the survivors of the Lusitania disaster, is in his sixticth vear. He was educated at Cliftoa and Cambridge ...

... PRESIDENT WILSON’S NOTE TO ] GERMANY. President Wjiloo—_n:—.m_'h_)‘(}arml_q‘y‘oq the sinking of the Lusitania was published on Friday, the chief points made are: Submarines cannot be used against merchantmen without the violation of many sacred principals ...

... 173, as against the record haul of 47,564 tons made by the pirates in the preceding week, which included, of course, th Lusitania. In addition to the two hig steamers, four fishing vessels were sent t the bottom during the week. The wholesale sowing of ...