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... ON THE ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1915--T CAPTAIN'S STORY. Could Not Stop The Ship. THE QUESTION OF AN ESCORT. HOW THE LUSITANIA WENT DOWN. ...
... talking to the matker-atarm.; as the torpedo approached. That othoer remarked. As sure as hell she'll get it, meaning the Lusitania. W.t.nesa fed from the rigging into the sea, and swam about for two hours before being picked up. By request. Captain Turner ...
... for the regular army has joined the Home Deena, Corps in a Lanoashire town. Mrs Thompson has al o been bereaved by the Lusitania disaster. Her brother, George Cranston (of Bootle, Liverpool). who had for 46 years been in the service of the Cunard Company ...
... &r., BOUGHT. CI)OD CIVLN. HAROLD VESEY DAMER. CHURCH ST., WILMSLOW. At the inquest held in Kinsale on the victims of the Lusitania crime, the jury r7turned the verdict of Wilful against the German Emp.:tror, tire German Government. and the . : rcw of a ...
... passenger on the Lusitania and had narrow escape. Mr McOonnel arrived in Mancheiter from Holyhead early yesterday moaning. The account which he has given to a representative of the Manchester Guardian of what happened when the Lusitania went down and of ...
... Borough Glernetez3 Stockport, on Wednesday last, she 12t if WALLACE-WATSON-7th May. 1915. &ovine. •n the sinking of the Lusitania, FLOI ENCE. wife of the late William WAI \TSON, of Montreal, Canad . and eldest daughter of Colonel and Mt Stanchffe, of ...
... time ledt after finishtng (about 7-30 p.m.), and ounsequently these hide ere well appreciated. iteiernng to the low of the Lusitania. oorzespouttant says:-1 suppose the people as home were shocked when they heard of the Lusitenia. We were. We all thought ...
... distant landscape disappeared in board. I stood on the bridge as she sank, the smoke and dust which Ming for awhile and the Lusitania went down under me. She in the still air and then drifted slowly across . floated about eighteen minutee after the teethe ...
... present saying with ber father. Mr WilLinn Oliver, at 2. sAeaton.street, Mobil HOW THE LUSITANIA PERISHED. WELLKNOWN EXPERT'S VIEWS. The rapidity with which the Lusitania seal raises important questions with regard to modem devices for helping to keep vessels ...
... even most: dastardly than that on the Falaba. In the latter case a few minute' warning was given; in the destruction of the Lusitania there was none, and the German pirates knew that if their torpedo struck beano there must be enormous loss of life. Of over ...
... J. W. IleCannel, a vehohairman of the Cotton Spinners' Assoe.ation, a saloon passenger, was amongst those saved from the Lusitania As he low the vessel was doomed iha got into a basely waistcoat, which his wife had sent out to him at New York. Th.a kepi ...
... Training losses there have been great, says tbe 1 General Hospital, Etretat, on 30th April, of Louvain. The sink rig of the Lusitania and dinner I ate six fine big oranges on the have approved the following badges:- pcsition. All this took not more than ...