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... stated they sailed in the Lusitania, and up to the present their names do not appear in the list of survivors. After receiving numerous messages of congratulation upon the report of the escape of his son from the Lusitania, Mr. F. Tyres, of Nottingham ...
... The German Purpose. The view that the Lusitania outrage was committed, like the attacks on Scarborough and Hartlepool, for the purpose of compelling a change in our naval strategy is strongly held by the naval correspondent of The Timet. The diabolic ...
... the Lusitania, he said, that had created that impression. He referred to the policy which, in his opinion, ought to pursued in the affairs of the United States. He stated that he had arrived at no decision in regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. He ...
... Street, Swinton, is one of the siiryivors of the Lusitania. His father received wire on Saturday from Queenstown, “Safe. Ernest.” Mr. Drakeford lived at Liverpool, and has made several voyages (he Lusitania He only just missed sailing the ill-fated Titanic ...
... fifty survivors. the Lusitania went down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite a number of men took a leap of quite 70ft. into the sea, many turning over before striking the surface. As the Lusitania went down the boilers ...
... Company at Liverpool, stating that (he German Embassy, New York, alleges that the Lusitania carried guns. To this Mr. A. A. Booth, the Cunard chairman, has replied : The Lusitania w as not armed in any way. She was built under the company’s agreement with the ...
... to the Lusitania and directions for her course. But think would not be.right for me to go into that matter in detail, it going to be the subject of inquiry, and inig'ht appear that wa->. endeavouring to throw blame on the captain of the Lusitania'in regard ...
... once, big list.” ‘'» i,: was officially stated f * ,e Lusitania remained afloat tw * east twenty minutes, and that tiuj were on the spot at the passengers had been landed at Kinsale. The Lusitania was one two vessels built for the Cunard Company under ...
... and source of strength- Even after the sinking of the Lusitania the German conscience was clear. England alone- was responsible for that dreadful catastrophe. When the Germans torpedoed the Lusitania it was their right of retaliation against England’s brutal ...
... sent to American passengers intending to sail by the Lusitania informing them that the Lusitania would sunk. Mr. Maemaater (U., Chertsey): What provision was made for safeguarding the steamship Lusitania on her last crossing, in view of the fact that the ...
... PRESS BUREAU STATEMENT, Bros, Bureau announces that survivor* and 45 dead have been landed from the Lusitania. It is reported she as struck by two torpedoes and sunk from 15 to 25 minutes. In addition to the foregoing it b signalled that trawlers are ...
... Greenook. It is impossible to avoid the thought that some such change of route would quite probably have saved the Lusitania. regard to the Lusitania, the naval correspondent of The Times discusses the point of whether she could have been sunk with single torpedo ...