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... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. On Saturday general indignation was felt throughout the island at the news flashed to us of the torpedoing of the Transatlantic liner Lnsitania, with the consequent loss of nearly 1500 lives I This latest outrage on the part of ...
... Submarine one thousand yards distant and remarked the circumstance to his friend, when he saw the track of a torpedo. The Lusitania was struck forward and there was a loud explosion; portions of the splintered hull flew in the air. Shortly afterwards another ...
... one Life boat. It is known that the Liner had lifeboats over the side. The Lusitania was seen in difficulties at 2.12 and completely disappeared at 2.33. Twenty of the Lusitania's boats were seen on the spot, also sixteen other boats. The Liner sent a ...
... THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT. As we write fuller details come to hand with regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. Horror gives place to greater horror. We can hardly bring ourselves to believe that the telegraphed accounts that we read are true. Surely the ...
... outside the pale of all laws, human or Divine; as instance their latest grand exploit of sinking the transatlantic liner Lusitania with nearly two thousand passengers on board 1 Threats against such a People are absolutely valueless, and only stern drastic ...
... all saved although the Submarine ren • dered no assistance. The Cunard Company in an official state • ment says that the Lusitania was sank at 2.33 in the afternoon. No word yet about passengers and crew who total 1900. ...
... nearly a kilometre on the right bank of the Fetch in the direction of Metzeral. World wide telegrams brand the sinking of the Lusitania as a lasting infamy. American Press is particalarly scathing and says that Germany ovght not to be leot for one moment in ...
... Submarine sank the steamer Centurion bound from Liverpool for South Africa in the Irish Sea ; all hands were saved. The Liner Lusitania has been torpedoed. (Continued on page 10.) ...
... the mi2hty fallen I The only achievement, however, that has resounded throughout the world is the dastardly outrage to the Lusitania and her living freight of over two thousand pacific human beings, belonging to all nationalities. With such a warlike achievement ...
... with unreserved satisfaction the sinking of the Lusitania which was built for the purpose of wresting from Germany the Blue Ribbon of the Atlantic. The Cunard Company announces that 764 of the Lusitania have been saved. From New York—President Wilson ...
... It is believed owing to the imminence of an Austro- Italian rupture. From Amsterdam—The Frankfurter Zeitung says that the Lusitania disaster was tragic. Nevertheless, it was an extraordinary success of the German navy. (Continusd on page 10.) LOST Bra all ...
... an outlaw! All peoples but Germans and Aus• trims, and perhaps Turks, have been shocked by the diabolical sinking of the Lusitania. Some forty children not one year old were murdered. We know not how many women perished. That crime committed on the sea ...