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... LUSITANIA’S VOYAGE. TOO FAST FOR GERMAN SUBMARINES The warning by the German Embssy declario, that those sailing under the Bnush or ¢ allied flags do eo at their own did eengers sailing in the Lusitania (mys the New not bave any peroeptible effect on ...
... “Wervittitse, Ment Hal Wally Perim, May 4—Kaeight of the May 5 4 rea, Getria, Misoulia, Victoria, May fir Walter 4—Lity Fyersiey Lusitania Bittern G nam bi Bie Ve ers, Han Alpert — Vat May 5 —ftettin Leith Abu A Ades, Perenian, Lirerpon im Vincent Oran and Bristol ...
... was the sequence of the officisl The Cunard Com message from Land's iad stating hat « wireless had been received from the Lusitania calling for help, she having a heavy list on one side. The Cunard Company have received the following m :—Lasitania sunk ...
... ID F THE ATLANTIC The Lusitania, the great Cunarder cf 45,000 toms displacement, which has 60 tragically saccuntbed to one of the biggest crimes in history, was a world-famous steamer which, with her sister the Maure- tania, won back for Grest Britain ...
... LUSITANIA SUN Y SUBMARINE TORPEDOED OF IRI COAST gINKS IN TWENTY MINUTES. ...
... AIN AND OFFICERS The Lusitania’s officers included some of the best-known men in the mercantile marine. Captaim William Thomas Turner RNR with Mr. Anderson as staff captain, was in command, and otber | officers were :—Chief En neer A. Bryce, J. F. M‘Dermott ...
... LUXURIOUS EQUIPMENT. The Lusitania and her sister ship, by reason of their enormous proportions, the gracefulness of their lines, the lavishness of their internal equipment, and their great speéd, which was not surpessed by either the Titanic or the Aquitania ...
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... attempted has, therefore, turned against theinse] re FORCES. 6—THE LIVERPOOL DAILY -POST ‘AND MERCURY. SATURDAY. MAY HER HE LUSITANIA WAS UNK. AT UY 2 ie ur wf it, ~ aw » ae ry OF a oo — Fe Oy = oF — lone ~~ FRENCH SINEWS OF WAR. INANCE TATEMEN “DECISIVE ...
... disaster of the war has stirred Liverpool people so much as the loss of the great shi The faith Liverpool people — in the Lusitania was tremendous was not merely her wonderful which gave them confidence, and when the first trickled through to Liver afternoon ...
... cruiser in the North Atlantio, months ago the Lusitania encountered a bat after pursuit by the enemy craft succesded in escaping with extinguished lights to Halifax Another occasion upon which the name of the Lusitania before the public was about a couple of ...