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... dietan.' THIS CROWNING INFAMY. If it ehould happily prove. says the Standard, that all fears for the safety of the Lusitaniae living freight are baseless, the fact should not diminish public) resentment over this crowning infamy of the Kaiser and ...
... DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS NEW YORK, Friday. * Among I lie distinguished, board the Lusitania were Mr. Albert Hubbard, the author; Mr. J. Foster Stackhouse, the Arctic explorer; Mr. Charles Frohman, theatrical manager; Mr. Justus Miles the playwright, who ...
... of the submarine about . thou. Mild yards distant. He remarked on the and immediately saw the track of the torpddo. Tile Lusitania was struck forward; there was loud explosion; portions of wreckage fiew about, and shortly afterwards the liner was struck ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ...
... Reserve merchant vessals. The .Lusitania, however, had been taken over lha Admiralty for the - aiater ship Ilia .MaureUnia, was 785 fast in 83 feat in breadth, fif and engines of 68,000 powsr. Jin w Lone trials ths Lusitania dsvatopsd an ».«o i - u • •“-» ...
... civilised German crimes upon the people of the United all these relapses into bar■ slipped and settled them- The sinking o( the Lusitania category as other wanton ts which Herman}- has been limit without word of pro al nations who were parties to gagements. plated ...
... LUSITANIA'S FATE. ...
... OF THE LUSITANIA THE LUSIT %NM dr. and Mrs. Charles (first- L. Tohn Freeman. Mrs. Dotherty, and two moo. ' infant boy (second cabin). 3liss Jessie 31tirdoeh (second cabin). Charles I'Lmddl steward!. Mr. Philip young (first-class!. Wallace Phillip, (diet ...
... and 10 passengers, and an Admiralty message says that between 600 and 600 were landed, but that many had died. Before the Lusitania left New York a remarkable advertisement appeared in the American newspapers from the German /Embassy officialb warning ...
... cunning-yea, very cun„ing-man! . 3.16 p.m.-Telegram from Kmsale says; “Evening Mail, Jan. »th, low. Lusitania torpedoed off Kiusale; has sunk. 3.25 p.m.—Lusitania ha* 1,200 passenger* t t aboard. Now confirmed vessel sunk. Kilkenny, Jan. 21st.—A number of forged ...
... Clergyman interviewed. Rev. ii. M. Sup-on, of British Columbiathe s hip was settling delta we tried wee over with the Lusitania. I wee net long a the water when 1 gut bold of as upnureerl boat. and when, after week dn. rutty, we got her righted we allot ...
... firat, and eorao boats were dragged under with-her. llertram Jenkins, New York, boat which was knocked over funnel of the Lusitania the ship went down. When rose swum to at. The Rev if. U. kiwyer, irom Cardiff, jumped into the last boat, and was saved, ...