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... FOR THE ALLIES. The loss of one of the Lusitania's passengers is responsible (says the New York correspondent of - The Daily News and Leader) for an entire change of policy by the Trumbull Manufacturing Company, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, of winch the ...
... s, and had very remarkable s- , cape•s. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, - he said, and was picked up unconscious after being in the water 31, hours. 'Tb.• Lusitania was torpedoed without notice shout 15 miles off the Irish caast, and sank ...
... that the magnificent Cunard liner the Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine and the ship and more than 1000 lives were lost, including women and children. The dastardly deed was done just as the Lusitania was nearing Queenstown after a splendid ...
... nearly ten year, before that the North German Lloyd ateamera captured the North Atlantic record with a speed of 23 knota. The Lusitania was built by Messrs John Brown and Company, of Clydebank, for the Cunard Company, in order to recover the blue ribbon of ...
... lives that were sacrificed on the Lusitania the wonder is that there was not a greater rush to the colours of those who wished to have revenge. If ever there was a trumpet call to arms surely the sinking of the Lusitania was one, and if the nation had taken ...
... stranded traveller was amply evident. Among the mementoes of the great Lusitania tragedy which Mr Smith now treasures are a landing card, a daily bulletin published on board the Lusitania, and a testimonial front a precious employer in Buckie. The card served ...
... Germany formally demands that the Imperial Government should account for the loss of American lives , n the sinking of the Lusitania and for violation of American rights in the war sone, and also asks for guarantees that there shall be no repetition of such ...
... teething ower cruel or inhuman for the Kaiser an' his crew savages tae tak . in ham'. _ . Jamie--Certainly the sinking of the Lusitania with its large complement of men, women, and children on board is an act which will forever stain the escutcheon of Germany ...