... LUSITAN IA SUNK. The Latest German Infamy. The Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk off the old head of Kinsale, eight miles out. The fate of 1,000 passengers and 900 crew was unknown last night. - A telephone message announced the landing ...

... Company announced that they had received no word of any loss of life. Twenty vessels were in the neigh- bourhood of the Lusitania at the time she went down, and sixteei others raced out from Queens- town on receiving the call for help. Fortunately, the ...

... messages from the Admiral, Queenstown: SATURDAY. 12 a.m. 0 8 Lusitania are being landed. Those wounded ! V Ved to naval and military hospitals. names yet SATURDAY, 1 5 a.m. and GOO survivors from Lusitania now landed. cases. Several have died. Also some have ...

... NO GUNS ON BOARD, Reports at first were conflicting as to whether the Lusitania was an armed merchantman, but so far as could be learned in Liverpool last night she had no guns on board. ' • lk • 0 ~,,•.* - ~ 1 :..-••„:. ' ..'.i'.1'. .. ~ r • ...

... THE RENEGADE AMONG THE NATIONS. The whole world is ringing with the stories of this crowning crime (the sinking of the Lusitania), but in Germany nothing is being said. This war, in fact, is ceasing to be a conflict directly concerning only those nations ...

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... snonymons warnings were seat individuals intending to sail the Lusitania. Most significant of all were the letter received Washington from officials in Germany private persons stating that the Lusitania was sure to destroyed. One official was told with much ...

... LUSITANIA LOST. Reported Torpedoed and Sunk by the Pira:es. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE FEARED. The groat Cunard liner. the ••Lusitania. ea, torpedoed and sulk yesterday agterlawn off the south of Ireland. to midnight details of the terrible hit:smelts were lacking ...

... Stockings in Amerioa, was not on board the Lusitania, he having oabled earlier in the week that he was travelling by another Ounarder. It is believed that some of the members of the company travelled by the Lusitania. VIGIL A young lady awaiting news her lover ...

... CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS FOR TIRPUZ. (Exchange Telegraph Company.) AMSTERDAM, Saturday. first news of the sinking of the Lusitania, which was made known in Berlin early this morning, caused mixed amazement and enthusiasm. 'The newspaper comments run on ...

... BOARD. REPORTED SAVED UP TO THE PRESENT, 703. The Press Association says:— Hopes that the death-roll in the sinking of the Lusitania would not prove to be very great were dispelled by a message issued by the Admiralty this morning, which shows the disaster ...

... Served on the Lusitania. Mr. William Harding, of 21, St. Aiary-street . Latchford, was for two years a member of the crew of the ill-fated Lusitania. He was transferred quite recently, however, to another boat belonging to the same owners. ...