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... everyone’s mind was at strain till uneasiness about what might come changed to the surprise and grief the amazing news of the Lusitania. The paper boys, some of whom could not pronounce her name, sold out every copy of their papers to the public, who. men and ...
... has justified itself in German eyes by the destruction of one of the most famous and splendid vessels in the world. The Lusitania was one of the twin queens of the sea, the swiftest and proudest pair among all the great liners; and not one of those who ...
... THE LOdT LUSITANIA. Company anuouuccs that Ik* passengers ami of'tbo Lusitania, tke trawlers Bock and Indian kaviag about 200, tlie tog Flying Fish about 100. and three torpedo bouts 4-5 survivors and four dead. Mrs. J. T. Smith and Mr. George Kessler ...
... The Plot. For there 13 not shadow of a doubt that a *3'Steinatio effort has been by the enemy to sink the Lusitania. The impudent warning published by the German Embassy in the American papers, and the letters received the passengers before embarking ...
... board the Lusitania, in addition to those mentioned, were Mr. Albert Hubbard, the author, and Mr- Justus Miles Forman, the playwright who was going over as war correspondent. Lloyd’s agent at Queenstown telegraphed last night, at 9.20 : Lusitania, about ...
... others, mentioned in the recent communiques is quite unimportant. THE LUSITANIA. SURVIVORS AT THREE POINTS. RESCUE SHIPS RETURN. Survivors assert that two torpedoes were fired at the Lusitania. News has been received at the Cunard offices that General Lassiger ...
... SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915. covered by insurance. According to the meagre messages so far received, the Lusitania was torpedoed without warning, and sank within a very short space of time. A large mumber of the ship’s boats are known to ...
... nerve the British people to sterner efforts than they have ever yet used in the 'course of their history. Tho sinking of the Lusitania is an international, not national, matter, and will presently be seen that the United States will view this business their ...
... THE LOST LUSITANIA. Torpedoed and sunk off the south OF IRELAND. ...
... once, big list.” ‘'» i,: was officially stated f * ,e Lusitania remained afloat tw * east twenty minutes, and that tiuj were on the spot at the passengers had been landed at Kinsale. The Lusitania was one two vessels built for the Cunard Company under ...
... with excitement over the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine. The giant Cunarder carried a heavy list of passengers for war time. By far the larger number of the passengers were Americans, the Lusitania’s list including citizens from all parts ...
... The Warning Laughed at. When threats were made against the Lusitania on her sailing last Saturday they were laughed at here, for everyone believed that the fast liner would be able to escape any submarine. Now, however, the sinister import of the warning ...