LUSITANIA
... LUSITANIA Will appear In To-morrow’s ...
... LUSITANIA Will appear In To-morrow’s ...
... LOST LUSITANIA. Further List from Cunard Company, The Cunard Company received me?sage from Ireland their Liverpool office early to-day, stating that 16 more bodies of the Lusitania victims had been recovered, seven of them being identified a* follows:—Gustav ...
... SHEF'IELDERS ON THE LUSITANIA. Mr. and Mr>. K. Burley, their two children and Mr?. Burley’s mother, were aboard the Lusitania route for Sheffield, a Mr. Burle-j’s brother. None of them the list survnors. ...
... MORE LUSITANIA VICTIMS. A Schull, County Cork, messagw dated P .ay —Lifeboat 22A, belonging Lus.tanij containing dead bodies, four women and two children, picked yesterday bottom about {-even miles off the Fastnet hr M Regaii.” Long Idand. Boat now long ...
... immediately the newt the sinking of the Lusitania should become known. In addition to the denial of the Admiralty that the Lusitania was armed, Mr. A. A. Booth, the chairman of the Com« pany. states : * Lusitania was not armed any way. She was huilt under ...
... experiences and had very remarkable '’scapes. I«adv Mackworth went down with the Lusitania, and was picked up unconscious after being in the water three and a half hours. The Lusitania was torpedoed without notice about 15 miles off the Irish Coast and sank in ...
... A VIVID STORY. Sheffield Lady on the Lusitania. ...
... IN PARLIAMENT. Mr. Churchill Questioned About the Lusitania. ...
... THE WORLD’S GREATEST SEA CRIME. The Sinking the Mighty “LUSITANIA” in brilliant weather, with 2,160 souls on board, without warning. The LUSITANIA,” flower of the Cunard fleet, was sunk by Germany, the common foe of the human race. FOR COMPLETE REPORT ...
... LUSITANIA. LATER NEWS. (Continued from Page 5.) AMERICANS SAVED. List Supplied to the U.S. Embassy. MR. VANDERBILT MISSING. The following from wraa rccooed the Ame.ica.i Embassy in London, to-ik-y;— Have cabled department following names, American susriTor*; ...
... Embassy expressed a hope that the Lusitania incident would impress Americans with the risk of venturing in the war area. NEW YORK, Friday. (Received to-day.) The Gorman Embassy received the news of the sinking of the Lusitania calmly. The ofTicials say they ...
... on the Lusitania. Dr. De Page travelled to Liverpool to meet his wife only to learn that the great liner had been sunk, and later to find that the name of his wife was not in the list of rescued. THE AMERICAN FLAG, An Incident in the Lusitania Recalled ...