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... THE LUSITANIA HORROR. The destruction the great Cunard liner Lusitania’ has moved the British people as nothing has done since the war began. Not because the atrocity is different in kind from what had previously experienced, but because of its magnitude ...
... GREAT LINER LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. MOO LIVES LOST. ...
... however, they reached the place where the disaster had occurred, the Lusitania had sunk, but they were the means picking up the survivors who had been able get into the boat? from the Lusitania, and landed them in Ireland. many, however, succumbing through ...
... throughout America continue demand that the Stale Department should take immediate action connection with the sinking the Lusitania. ...
... Wednesday morning laat, Bailie Ritchie, Kchoolhill, Turntf, brother of Mr W. J. Ritchie, who was one of the passengers hoard th* Lusitania, left for Queenstown to obtain information regarding his brother. From mc«- received from Mr Ritchie, it appears he has been ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSYLVANIA. The Canard Liner TranejUama. which sailed from New York on Saturday, May. a week after the Lusitania, arrived safely at Greenock 3 o’clock yesterday morning. The Transylvania had a passenger libt of 891 names, but 12 of the ...
... policy of frightfulness was exhibited on Friday a signally characteristic way by the torpedoing of the great mercantile liner Lusitania off the coast of Ireland without a moment’s warning. The vessel was on passage from New York to Liverpool, having left .the ...
... Bindon Blood, and others, recruit special corps in the West-end. Lusitania Outrage SUBMARINE COMMANDERS REPORT. Amsterdam, Saturday. The German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania, compiled from the report of the commander of the submarine which ...
... WUIXIN TO PASSENGERS. Prior b. th- sailing the Lusitania from New York advertisement was published in the l»ad.:, r American newspapers warning passengers raiiwi sailing, and letters to the same ~tj ...
... Stales formally demands that the Imperial Government should account for the loss ot American lives in the sinking of the Lusitania, and fur violations of American rights in the '‘war «me. and also for guarantees that there shall no repitition of such events ...
... There is still deal of work to done purging Our Orders Chivalry of their alien enemy members. Admiral Tirpiu:, to whom the Lusitania ciime is primarily due, and Prince Rupprecbt of Bavaria, who issued the infamous order murder Briti-h pri-oners in cold blood ...
... ou Saturday. Tuk nearch for the, Arctic explorer Stefansson has proved fruitless. Tub total number of persons lost in the Lusitania disaster was 1142. Tvmils has broken out among British prisoners of war in Germany. Ten camps are affected. . At the annual ...