... liis parents received telegram from him at midnight on Friday saying he was all right. had been member of orchestra of the Lusitania for several years. It was his second experience of shipwreck. ...

... of Trade, with the concurrence of the Admiralty, have ordered an inquiry into the circumstances attending the loss cf the Lusitania. Lord Mersey has consented to conduct the inquiry. ...

... his arm a lifebelt, to which said he owed his escape. On it were inscribed the words The whole story —Royal Mail steamship Lusitania —• off Ireland, May 7, torpedoed p.m. landed Queenstown 9.30 p.m. The first lifeboat, filled with women and children, said ...

... own clothes, and hand thoso lost in the tor pedoing the great Cunarder, Sunny >ank, who w’as saved from the wreck of the Lusitania. actor-managrr, who was a victim of the German murderers in the Lusi tania crime, (Photo. : Record Press. Block; Long, Lid ...

... bombardment of Scar-, borough, and the poisoning of our men by noxious gases largely failed to achieve the sinking of the Lusitania has accomplished. A w’avc of cold and bitter anger seems to be sweeping over the country, and has submerged even those who ...

... LUSITANIA HORRORS. 1,399 VICTIMS OUT OF 2,160 PASSENGERS AND CREW. ...

... striking of the Lusitania torpedo and her disappearance, takes complete shape from graphic narrations which arc available to-day. The best description the blow the torpedo is “a drum like sound coming from the direction of the bows the Lusitania, accompanied ...

... those communicated by survivors with whom a Central News special correspondent journeyed to London. The last moments of the Lusitania before she heaved over and plunged bow foremost into the depths presented such a spectacle according to one vivid narrative ...

... Street, Swinton, is one of the siiryivors of the Lusitania. His father received wire on Saturday from Queenstown, “Safe. Ernest.” Mr. Drakeford lived at Liverpool, and has made several voyages (he Lusitania He only just missed sailing the ill-fated Titanic ...

... GLOSSOP LADIES SAVED Among the passengers on the Lusitania were two Glossop ladies Miss Elizabeth Hampshire and Miss Florence Whitehead, of Mount Street, Glossop—both of whom were rescued by the second boat to leave the doomed vessel which contained 63 ...

... oversea steamers of all nationalities to and from United Kingdom ports for the week was 1,604. The docs snot include the Lusitania. ...

... saloon about 2.30. and beard a dull report coming from the bows. It struck him immediately that they were torpedoed. The Lusitania took a list to starboard at once. Ho heard only one report, and in ten minutes the ship began to sink. They could not launth ...