... REDCAR YOUNG MAN. It is thought that Mr. Alan W. Robinson, whose parents reside at Redcar, was passenger on the Lusitania, but to last evening his relatives had received no definite information. Mr. Robinson has lived in Kansas City for the past four ...

... should never land eafely here. mind that when T am eafe.” I lost everything I had, but I do not This was third voyage in the Lusitania, and curiously enoug had a sort of premonition that it would be the last. He was last home nearly a month ago, and he seemed ...

... Has sunk. 3.25 p.m. —Lusitania has passengers aboard Now continued vessel has sunk. p.m.—Vessels now steaming out harbour rescue passengers p.m.—Lusitania - p.m. Kiusale. Offiets hero Lusitania sank off (-alley Head, west oi Kinsalc Head. intelligence as ...

... on the subject the sinking tbo Lusitania has been passed American residents here; The American residents Calcutta, having met public assembly, wish to place on record their opinion that the destruction of tho Lusitania without regard consequent loss of ...

... THE CUNARD. Captain Turner, who was in command of the Lusitania, is the second senior officer the Cunard Fleet. He began in the sendee boy and has grown with the line. Before commanding the Lusitania Captain Turner had commanded th© Mauritania and Aquitanoa ...

... before being picked up. (Topical.) THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA HAS AROUSED UNIVERSAL EXECRATION. ONE HALFPENNY ,' . • f' * ' .?/., * - Jtr^' tjp « * s,^ x , l#l^%fc^,--'Z ' v \ • •>•'■'> Some the Lusitania's lifeboats, brought into Queenstown Harbour after ...

... JUBILATION- (Press Association Foreign Special.) Venice, Sunday. The Vienna papers all publish a report of torpedoing of the Lusitania, but refrain from comment. The Neue Freie Freese, which writes in characteristically callous and brutal strain, says:—German ...

... -d the Lusitania is the name which is thought a misspelling the name Mr. Chantry was twenty-seven years age. HOW LEEDS COUPLE WERE PARTED. The husband Mrs. Norman Stones, the T ...

... due to the concentration of craft to attack the Lusitania. What more probable than that the German General Nava! Staff, having announced in advance by advertisements in the American papers that the Lusitania would be attacked during this voyage, assembled ...

... Richard Cooper asked whether the First Lord was in a position to say whether the submarine whieh was alleged to have sunk the Lusitania was larger and more powerful than any known prior to April last, and im whether any information had been conversed to during ...

... makes Rowing announcement: statement appearing in some Papers that the Lusitania was is wholly false. further telegram has been restating that forty-five more iv from the Lusitania have landed at Queenstown from ; Later. _ 11101,6 reports regarding ...

... SYMPATHISERS AND MOB LAW. Washington, Saturday. The State Department has issued the following concerning the sinking of the Lusitania :— Not until all the facts are known can any- thing be said. —Exchange It is not accepted as an axiom of law that a threat ...