... REDCAR YOUNG MAN. It is thought that Mr. Alan W. Robinson, whose parents reside at Redcar, was passenger on the Lusitania, but to last evening his relatives had received no definite information. Mr. Robinson has lived in Kansas City for the past four ...

... should never land eafely here. mind that when T am eafe.” I lost everything I had, but I do not This was third voyage in the Lusitania, and curiously enoug had a sort of premonition that it would be the last. He was last home nearly a month ago, and he seemed ...

... RUSSIAN INDICNATION. _— Petrograd, Sundav. The extreme indignetion manifested in Petrograd comcerming the Lusitania outrage finds cq—'tpinAtben»»mgplm The “Retch” calls amention to the owoumstances of the last devilish German exploit. prethe Lumtania’s ...

... the status of the Lusitania. Germany contends :— (1)—That the Lusitania was one of the largest as an auxiliary cruiser and ex and most rapid ships built with Government funds the Nav: List as such. presely mentioned (2}—That the Lusitania in leaving New ...

... Has sunk. 3.25 p.m. —Lusitania has passengers aboard Now continued vessel has sunk. p.m.—Vessels now steaming out harbour rescue passengers p.m.—Lusitania - p.m. Kiusale. Offiets hero Lusitania sank off (-alley Head, west oi Kinsalc Head. intelligence as ...

... themselves the Lusitania, the blame falls on and their Government. Can the American Government guarantee that neither guns nor ammunition were on board, and, further, that the submarine when emerging was not exposed being rammed by the Lusitania? the answer ...

... INSULT TO AMERICA The first nows of the sinking of the Lusitania, which was made known in Berlin early this mming,m.edmmdmumentndemb& lasm. The newspaper commerts run ol ordinary lines with praise for the pluck and daring of the submarine. Hundreds of ...

... to the Lusitania and directions for her course. But think would not be.right for me to go into that matter in detail, it going to be the subject of inquiry, and inig'ht appear that wa->. endeavouring to throw blame on the captain of the Lusitania'in regard ...

... once, big list.” ‘'» i,: was officially stated f * ,e Lusitania remained afloat tw * east twenty minutes, and that tiuj were on the spot at the passengers had been landed at Kinsale. The Lusitania was one two vessels built for the Cunard Company under ...

... GERMANY’S VERSION. REPLY TO AMERICA’S NOTE REGARDING LUSITANIA. Amsterdam, Sunday. The following is a brief summary of the German Note America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. The Note says-. —Germany considers it necessary that both countries ...

... The Admiralty had general knowledge that the announcement of the threat to sink the Lusitania had been made, and following the announcement sent a warning to the Lusitania as to submarine movements and directions for her course. He did not think it would ...

... following explanatory statement with reference, to the torpedoing of the Lusitania issued the scmi-officiaJ Wolff telegraphic bureau ; Take* the majority of British merchant ships the Lusitania had lately been pro with guns. It has been established, moreover ...