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... NATIONALITIES OF PASSENGERS. The news of the sinking of the Lusithe natim-l:lfi of tge Lusitania’s passengers as f s : —Saloon passengenrs : British 179, American ciriaen. 106, Greeks 3, Swede 1, Mexican I,Swiss 1, Second Class: British 521, American citizens ...
... TRIP. Mr. Harry Marks, of Guermei, was a passenger by the Lusitania on the occasion of her first journey across the Atlantic. He secured a photograph of the vessel, signed by the gduter and Chief Officer. This photograph may be seen in the windows of ...
... LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. A Lengthy First List Includes Captain. Turner. The Press Bureau is informed that a telegram to the following effect has been received from the Admiral at Queenstown : — Torpedo boats, tugs and armed trawlers from Queenstown all in ...
... The Lusitania. seaman; William Egan, boatswain’s mate); C. T. Knight, Quartermaster ; Jo.?)h Duncan, cook; William Muirhead, third class; Robert Whaley, second cabin; Soren Sorencen, Danish, second class: Mrs. Elliott, second cabin; Thomas Matthews, second ...
... from any comment, the White House officials are keenly anxious to learn if any American lives have been lost. | SOUVENIR OF LUSITANIA’'S FIRST ...
... United States. Amsterdam, Saturday The “ Nieuws van den Dag” says that even from a German point of view the torpedoing of the Lusitania cannot be justified. Although she was a British ship aecording to positive right, she might be considered just as much American ...
... action by the German Embassy caused some rznentment. in Washington, and was generally interpreted as a threat directed at the Lusitania. Indeed a German in America mfl himself confident that “ we have her.” ‘“We did it to ease our conscience lest harm should ...
... The following details appeared in our Morning Edn. GERMAN THREATS. Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as a great surprise, the Germans undoubtedly gave ‘flm warning of their im.enti:hm 10: sink the vessel; even going to the length of inserting ...
... SPECIFICATIQNS OF THE LEVIATHAN LINER. The Lusitania was built by Messrs. John Brown and Co., Clydebank, and was launched in 1907. She was one of the two vessels built fol‘l the Cunard Company under a special agreement and g:bfi‘y from thepgovernmc:: ...
... LUSITANIA FEARED LOSS TORPEDOES Late last evening news was received in the island to the effect that the giant Cunard liner Lusitania had been sunk by a German submarine, off Kinsale Hvo‘d, Ireland, whilst on a journey from the United States to England ...
... “Lusitania sunk by submarine 2.83 p.m., 8 miles south by west.” Queenstown, Friday, midnight (received 7 a.m. Saturday). Six hundred of the passengers and crew of the Lusitania have been rescued by the steamers which went to their aid, but of these six ...
... A.nerican Official Account Washington, Sunday. The first formal comment from the ‘White House on the Lusitania outrage was issued to-night in the following statement : — TSI After conference with the President at White House this evening his Secretary ...