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... DUTCH COMMENT ON THE LUSITANIA Saturday. I The' Vain Dee Dag apt sea • point Mew. the torpedoing oil the I. tars cannot be justified Although she ush ship. parr right, re men be maundered just r ranch American. Ater the warns ,anted ay th e Governmett ...
... MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. A Schull, County Cork, messagw dated P .ay —Lifeboat 22A, belonging Lus.tanij containing dead bodies, four women and two children, picked yesterday bottom about {-even miles off the Fastnet hr M Regaii.” Long Idand. Boat now long ...
... LEEDS LUSITANIA VICTIM. Among the victims of the Lusitania disaster is another former Leeds resident, Mr. G. A. Gilpin, who for two or three years was an assistant master at the Aranley Church Boys’ School, and was previously a pupil teacher at the Leeds ...
... SCENE OF THE DISASTER TO THE LUSITANIA. 1 . . . ~,,, ~ v ., iOui may the Coast Ireland, and shows tin locality of Galley Head, between which point and the Old Head, Kinsale the Lusitania was bo rpedoed and sunk a German submarine. v ...
... Cunard Company and despatched from Queenstown at 9.30 last night comprise 498 passengers and 270 members of the crew of the Lusitania, the naimes of four stewards who were saved not yet being obtainable. The stewards saved, including four steward’s boys, ...
... SWIFT DISAPPEARANCE OF • LUSITANIA. SEVENTY FEET LEAPS. CORK, Sunday Dr. C. E. Foss, of Montana, has given thrilling narrative of his experience after the Lusitania was torpedoed. He was one of a party of qualified physicians on a mission of mercy, that ...
... WHERE THE LUSITANIA WAS SUNK HerruHf^r -1 f/• T Dingle B ' CasUen'arJ n ft y f Va!sriiirf. LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED OFF IRISH COAST. FATE PASSENGERS AND CREW , , fc*»| N V •• r v Lirt£ftlCK 9 /? with regard the lofcs lii> i»i‘ passengers and crew. The ...
... MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. boat reartli Quoditnwn niht with the bo ...
... THE SINKING OP THE LUSITANIA. ON BOARD, PHOTO Lady Ana*, wife of Sir Montagn Allan (saved). Mr. J. Foster Stackhouse, the Polar explorer, was one of the passengers. Lady Mackworth, daughter of Mr. D. A- Thomas, was a passenger, and saved. , ©©©Xj)®®® ...
... LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND ile&srs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., have en £5OO, and Messrs. Cburtaulds. Ltd., £lOO to fund which the Ivord Mayor london is raising for the relief of sufferers the loss of the Lusitania. DEATH OF A FAMOUS COUNTESS. The Countess of ...
... LUSITANIA ROMANCE. Romantic tit tail- surround the wedding of Mr. John Welsh, »ngiiieer, of 31. Carlton Terrace, Church Lane. Cortoti, Manchester, and ,\fi>-> (It Neilaon. South Shieid-. All S.iini.-T*egi.*»lr> Office. After having met for • first time ...
... SCARBOROUGH LUSITANIA VICTIMS. J. J. Bostock, a steward on the Lusitania, ha; an only brother, Mr L. H. Bostock, living at Britannia-street, Scarborough. A sister. Mrs Tbomas E. Appleby, lives at Adamson's Cottage. Burr Bank, Scarborough. Mrs Frank Clarke ...