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... THE LUSITANIA. LOCAL BEREAVEMENT. Two Earlestown families have been bereaved through the disaster of the Lusitania. N g Mrs. Harrison, of 16 Nelson street, has received intimation of the death of her brother-in-law, Mr. James Harrison, whilst coming to ...
... LUSITANIA SUNK. —-— ...
... ECHO OF THE LUSITANIA SINKING RECEIVER AND MANAGER APPOINTED FOR MR. FROKMAN'S ESTATE. There was an echo of the Lusitania crime in the Law Courts on Tuesday when an application was granted by Mr. Justice Eve in the Chancery Division, forthe appointment ...
... but denied, that = number of distinguished passengers b{ the Lusitania had received threatening letters. The warning had practically no effect upon. the qusenger bookings, and the Lusitania sailed as usual. ...
... The Admiralty had general knowledge that the announcement of the threat to sink the Lusitania had been made, and following the announcement sent a warning to the Lusitania as to submarine movements and directions for her course. He did not think it would ...
... miles of the shore; andgit has been suggested that this change of course, made to avoid ome submarine, actually brought thae Lusitania within short range of another. Captain Twrmer, who is among the saved, though he Temained on the bridge till his ship sank ...
... news of the disaster was made known in the City by the following message posted at Lloyd’s:— “The Admiralty ;eport that the Lusitania was sunk off the Old Head of Kin- gale at 2.15 this afternoon.” Before long the offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston ...
... vessel was struck. He knew threats had been made to torpedo the steamer. In reply to the coromer, Captain Turner said the Lusitania was mnot armed. Asked what precautions he took in view of the threats that had been made, Captain Turner stated that all ...
... nearly every other outstanding act of the enemy’s which has been hailed in Germany as an jmmence success the sinking of the Lusitania has dealt a shattering blow to the cause of the nation in whose name the crime Wwas committed, without hurting in the smallest ...
... RETRIBUTION. (Original). O Sons of brave Britannia, And of old Erin too, The wreck of the Lusitania— Does it appeal to you? The Call to Arms is sounding, Come, brave men, muster strong Do you hear the bugle calling— Revenge is sweet, Come on! You do not ...
... is 1,143. Between ©OO and 700 of the survivors were londed at Queenstown, and elevem others were landed at Kinsale. The Lusitania left New York om Saturday last for Liverpool. Many well-known people were among her passangers, including Mr. Charles Frohman ...
... Russian Flag Day at Bolton resulted in & .nmotusobeingmsedtorwenudof Russian wounded. Captain Turner, who commanded the Lusitania on her ill-fated vog;ge from New York, arrived at bis bome, on ednesday. In the Parliamentary papers on Tuesday, Mr. Hobhouse ...