RELIEF FUID
... LORD MA OF LONDON LIVERPOOL. The Lord Mayors of and Liverpool have decided to open a relief fund for the sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. Donations can be sent to Mafision House, London, or Town Hall, Liverpool. - ...
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188 AMERICAN PASSENGERS ON BOARD
... YORK, Nay 7. Awording to the estimate of the Cunard Company's office here there were 936 British passengers on board the Lusitania and 188 American, while the rernainer, 169, were of other nationalities.—Reuter. ...
washugior wiimiG
... ARE KNOWN, WASHINGTON, Saturday. The State Department has issued the fol- lowing statement ‘concerning the sinking of the Lusitania :— Not until all the facts are kuown can any. thing be sald. -Exchange ...
AMERICAN FEELING. PROFOUND INDIGNATION IN THE STATES. (From Our Special
... fortune and not to any humane consideration shown by the commander of the German submarine. The bare fact of the Finking of Lusitania became known here in the early hours of the afternoon, and the American public is still eagerly awaiting fuller details of ...
BOARD
... considerable number were ved by the Lusitania's own boats, and many :11. , rF that were sent to the rescue. official news issued Jest erenine , eon- Ft-A (.1 tr Admiralty statement briefly anow:cir.,z that the Lusitania was sunk off the of Kinsale at 2.15 ...
ANXIETY OF RELATIVES. SCENES AT CUNARD COMPANY'S OFFICES
... ANXIETY OF RELATIVES. SCENES AT CUNARD COMPANY'S OFFICES. es the sinking, of the Lusitania became known the London offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston House, BiAlopsgate, ancl at Coekspur-street wcre besieged by men and women making inquiries ...
Royal Marines
... undated. RELIEF FUND OPENED, The Lord Mayors London and Liverpool have decided to open relief fund for the sufferers the Lusitania disaster. Donations can sent to th.' Mansion House, London, or Town Hall, Liverpool. ...
PERFECTLY PARALYSIRG
... re | Telegrams of the news of the of the Lusitania were in Copen- hagen last night, and made a_ perfectly paralysing ‘mpression. The papers state this morning that the lat.st torpeuo shot will be very expensive for Germany in more than helieved to have ...
by any Newspaper will be paid by “The Daily Mafl” for pictures of t ' ' * i ' % •,
... by any Newspaper will be paid by The ‘Daily: Mail ” for pictures of the Sinkin ‘of the ‘* Lusitania.” Negatives should: be brought immediately to the Art om me, & Editor, Daily House, London, EC. Selfridge & Ca, Ltd. Rooms), Oxtord Street, London, W. ...
THREATS DISREGARDED
... THREATS DISREGARDED. But all these threats directed against the Lusitania were not regarded in a serious light. Americans did not credit Germany with the degree of insane audacity required to attack a great liner, the majority of whose passengers were ...
THE UW OF THE SEA
... annihilation against defenceless ISS ELLEN ESCAPE. BY A LETTER ENGLAND. Miss Ellen Tey, sailed from New {York the day before the Lusitania left, had Sntended to travel by the doomed finer. It Was a letter of warning sent to Miss Edith Craig that made Miss to the ...
THE LOSS OF LIFE. 100 RESCUED DIE ON WAY TO QUEENSTOWN
... THE LOSS OF LIFE. 100 RESCUED DIE ON WAY TO QUEENSTOWN. The number of pamengers rescued from the Lusitania who have died whilst being conveyed to Queenstown reaches The Exchange Dublin correspondent states that although no definite official news has been ...