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... who, as founder of o ffi c i a l s scru tinised ever y pa ss enger going the Home Counties Publio-House Trust, aboard the Lusitania. This delayed the and vice-president of a kindred enter- liner's departure by nearly three hours. prise, the People's Refreshment ...
... Co >. ill Programme, and Interest. STEAMSHIP MOtICBS. UNARD LINE. ERPOOL TO NEW YORK. From LIVERPOOL 2.30 p.m. Wed., Mav LUSITANIA l5 Sal.. May 8 | TRANSYLVAhIA. Sat, May 22 To CANADA. rom LONDON and LIVERPOOL. AKD LINE. Liverpool; I-ondoa, 51, Blahom* ...
... correspondent at New York with Mr D . A . Thomas , the Welsh coal magnate , as tho latter was about to sail for England on the Lusitania . Mr Thomas said he had been engaged in many interesting things during his six weeks' stay in the United States , but he ...
... amusement at the men's plight. ANONYMOUS TELEGRAMS. WARNING TO LUSITANIA'S PASSENGERS. New York, Saturday. Anonymous telegrams received by scores of passengers just before the sailing of the Lusitania, warning them that, the vessel would be torpedoed or destroyed ...
... Germany's war zone.'* Telegrams have also been sent to travedlexs who were known to have bo-'ked passages the famous liner Lusitania, warning them that the vessel would be torpedoed or destroyed, and advising them to cancel their passages. Needless to say ...
... Skellings, nine survivors; captain shot. A futile effort was made in New York on Saturday to passengers from sailing in the Lusitania telegrams, under fictitious names, warning them that the ship was doomed. Advertisements of a like character are regarded ...
... tho British flag or the Allied forces do so at their own risk , had no perceptible effect on passengers sailing- in tho Lusitania yesterday . On tho contrary , there were 1258 • passengers , a record number for the tirho of year . In Washington tho action ...
... men, women, and children, took part in the demonstration. Among crowds were hundreds of Before leaving for England in the Lusitania Saturday, D. A. Thomas told the New York correspondent of the Vvestern Mail that his six weeks' visit to the United States ...
... !v' l mBi volvuiff L: e uIUw ttriri - atccji'tob-lity' STIR AT WASHINGTON I stir the XVi'aon latest piece insolence The Lusitania t n l Sv't't'A ’ ’ ff v i i tie ri a ' ' - th-- ir rfl— article 0r‘ tke'i r ! sy: V i’ The sulimuriiie f s-'n f VIO'Y ...
... lost their lives, and great excitement has been caused in America by the outrage. It is stated that the passengers on the Lusitania have been warned that the liner will be destroyed. The vessel however, sailed with a full complement, including many dis ...
... Another German Failure. It is pleasant to find that the blustering attempt of Count Bernstorff to get the Cunard liner, the Lusitania, boycotted by American passengers to England has failed of its purpose. Not a single passenger cancelled his booking on account ...
... photography. English and Russian* PEACTIC4L HINTS IZPKRT. Ships Slink. ' \ telephoto lbSs. ; I Amooc tb« many readw* o ...