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... WHEN THE LUSITANIA WAS IJNDIiR THE STARS & STRIPES, w hen the reaehcei Liverpool February 6. after voyage from New York, it was stand that during part the voyage sh.i had receipt of instructions hoisted the American flag. Great capital was maiie of tins ...
... Cunard Co. hero there were 956 British na«sengcrs on board the Lusitania, 188 Americans, while the remainder, 169, were of other nationalities. BELGIAN WORKER ON BOARD. On board the Lusitania was Madame Page, wife of the chief the Belgian surgical staff ...
... —The Lusitania has been torpedoed and sunk. Details of the Lusitania disaster show that it must rank amongst the greatest shipping disasters in history. The vessel was torpedoed without warning 2.0 p.m. yesterday and sunk at 2.33. The total number on board ...
... Map showing where the Lusitania was sunk off the Old Head of Kinsale. ...
... Birthday to 1, 7 2. 6 to 1. RIVER HANDICAP—Kcmproo.. The new? of the torpedoing of the Lusitania reached Hull about six o'clock last evening, and appeared in the Late City Edition of the Mail. ...
... STRONG DITCH VIEW. AMSTERDAM, Friday. Tho Nieuws Van fK-r Dag asks what impression the news of the torpedoing of the Lusitania will create in the States, as certainly a great number of Americans were amoii g the liner's passengers, and what attitude ...
... nation MR WILSON SILENT WILSON THE INKING THE LUSITANIA LEFT LUNCH BUT MADE NO COMMENT CRIMES TO BE REMIiMBERED SOWINO ' MINES SUBMARINING OF MERCHANTMEN RUTOHERY FISHERMEN THE FALABA OASB THE LUSITANIA —IT IS A LONO AND TERRIBLE LIST ON LAND THE SAOKINO ...
... of the world since the war began. They will gloat over the victims of their hate.—Sheffield Telegraph. lho lo.-.s the Lusitania cannot affect the issues of the war one iota, hut it would idle deny that this successful carrying out of threat will ha\e ...
... a been rccoenised aB % one is asking what steps ''- ri ;' t. ,j. 1,, protect the Lusitania, a w!. ,ii cost her owners some two INTERVENTION. - . trie ' lf ' Lusitania, the day's p. r ni! ;,:.v |K>i;tiial m character. lhe #r r '? i, ,, the point throwing ...
... trawlers, are bringing in 100 bodies. ROOSEVELT'S COMMENT. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK, Saturday. Mr Roosevelt-, con-meriting on the Lusitania outrage, said : —'These deeds no rule of international law can b° regarded otherwise than as pure piracy.' —Press Association ...
... --:' Saturday ' the of Berlin mixed amaze- to him : to the fcion far Some beinz America too ARMED DENIAL STATEMENT THAT LUSITANIA HAD QUNS FOLLOW pSESSa BTJREATJ— STATEMENT ' Landed at Queenstown Drifter - PRESS BUREAU HAS BEEN RECEIVED : SURVIVORS QUEENSTOWN ...