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... HARDENED DETERMINATION The “ Toronto Globe ” says:—“ The sinking of the Cunarder Lusitania a German submarine Ihe result of no chance shot. It was deliberate and carefully planned act of wholesale murder, intended to prove the people of the United States ...
... the> pirates sink into insignificance beside their latest exploit in torpedoing and sinking the great Transatlantic liner Lusitania. Full details are yet wanting, and explanation, official otherwise, of the occurrence yet forthcoming, but the plain facts ...
... and a denial. Hpoug:'* Reuter’* Agency.) . Amsterdam, Saturday. t^ia it prudent to *i|?hf r ...
... Mrs. Lowe (Rylston Rectory), £2 each. THE LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. TOUCHING STORIES OF DISASTER. STRONG MEN WEPT O’ER BABY VICTIMS. Mr. Thomas Davis, -writing to Mr. Harvey, of West Hartlepool, says that he, Lusitania was known, on duty from Kinsale as soon ...
... The gravest fears are entertained as to the fate of the people who, reported in yesterday's Mercury,” were passengers the Lusitania. They were Mrs. Willie Goodall and her two children, who hail from Staincliffe, and Mrs. Richard Lockwood and her two children ...
... the late commander the Thordis, made scathing remarks the Gorman, savagery, with particular reference, to the sinking the Lusitania. He said that the German methods were not warfare, but murder most foul and unnatural. The picture shows Lieut. Bell. Lord ...
... Company have received a very large number of expressions of sympathy from all parts of the world in regard the torpedoing the Lusitania and its accompanying loss life. It will be understood that circumstances at>the present time make impossible to acknowledge ...
... the Street,” adapted from the novel. Highly interesting pictures are those depicting the scenes at Queenstown after the Lusitania disaster, showing the lifeboats which assisted in rescuing survivors. ...
... MILL WORKERS’ STRIKE THREAT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The intense feeling aroused in the minds of the people by the Lusitania crime was reflected yesterday in the attitude the workpeople at Manningham Mills towards few employees of foreign birth, ...
... yet no indication the nature of the representations be made to Germany by President Wilson with regard the sinking of the Lusitania, but in face of this latest outrage against all the civilised law it is becoming difficult for neutral Governments to Maintain ...
... President Wilson has virtually decided on the first step of the Government’s policy as the result of the sinking of the Lusitania. The President will act promptly * a day or two. Tho draft of a commnnication will send to Germany was submitted to the Cabinet ...
... letter to the committee opening the subscription list for the victims of the Lusitania disaster. The letter says:—The staggering murder of innocent passengers on board the Lusitania has come wuth an unprecedented shock to the whole of the civilised world ...