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... LUSITANIA VICTIM. How mom , . wERE swim IN A SINGLE BOAT. At au inquest at Liverpool on Tuesday on a Lusitania passenger who died Even *.spay iioisoning after reaching his home the chief steward, John F. V. Jones. told how First I/nicer Jones saved la ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. A SURVIVOR'S STORY. Mr J. B. Stoughton Holborn, M.i, F. 8.0.5., son-in-law of the Bev. E. H. Archer-Shepherd. vicar of Avenbury, has arrived in Bromyard after a thrilling voyage on the Lusitania. Mr Holborn is perhaps the ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. A SURVIVOR'S STORY. rain, con- Mr J. B. Stoughton Holborn, M.A., F.R.G.S, son-in-law of the Rev. E. vicar of Avenbury, has arrived in Brombye6 H. her-g after a thrilling voyage on the Lusitania. iMr Holborn s perhaps the ...
... floss Board of 'S IMPORT. THE LOSS UI THE LUsITANIA. ...
... HEREFORD LUSITANIA HORROR. ST/I:11:$ BY SURVIVORS. ctPTAIN'S AMOUNT OF THE DISASTER MANY EXCITING INCIDENTS. The dastardly crime which has struck tho world with horror wwulted in tho lows of 1,502 hits. victims of Gerrutin muirdererw. The following Ville ...
... d Americans at Philadelphia on Monday night. President Wilson, referring to the situation created by the sinking of the Lusitania, said there was such a thing as a man being too proud to fight. There was such a thing as being so right that it did not ...
... given by Mr Leonard Lewis, of Hereford, on Unavailing excuses or Courageous obedience to God. Reference was made to the Lusitania tragedy, and a memorial hymn was sung. Brave deeds were related by Bros. Webb, B. Thomas and Bury. Messages were voted ...
... officials, and most emphatically its Imperisi Head, in rousing the destruction by torpedo ing of the passenger steamship Lusitania, of the Cononl Line, while on her seaward journey from America to England, ns a result of which cowardly and indeseriliably ...
... Friday the Lusitania made a sudden turn north in a great half circle, bringing her within a few miles of the shore; and one survivor has suggested that this change of course which was made to avoid one submarine, actually brought the Lusitania within short ...
... barbarous and despicable foe. The terrible news of the murder of over twelve hundred innocent men, women and children on the Lusitania last week has fired every worker with re-doubled energy and a determination to show their loyalty to Bing and country by ...
... attempting to launch the bests. During the week-end there saw a spurt in London recruiting. the news of the ,inking of Hu* Lusitania having enteed many new enlistmenu.. Mr. I). .t. Thomas. the Welsh coal owner. who is among the caved, wtaten that there was ...
... in the Record saying the Germans had packed in, was up here. I suppose he must have written from some base. Saw the Lusitania. Colour Q.M.B. Goodman Gate of Flaggonees Green) writing to the Editor, .ay.: I have changed from the 7th to the 3rd Leineters ...