... Mr. Jacob Chadwick, Leeds, who was a fireman on the Lusitania, had a remarkable escape from death when the vessel went down. He swam from boat to boat, and for two and half hours clung to upturned keel. (“Mercury.”) - ■ ■ V - ■ m, ...

... -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 ...

... 11 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 191 S. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. ONE ...

... HIS MITE. little boy oontributing his mite the Mansion House Fund for the relief of the enfferers from the sinking of the Lusitania, (L.N.A.) ...

... among the victims the Lusitania outrage. Mr. Eolfe s other eons are in the Army, and this one was crossing from America have a week’s rest his father’s country Rectory prior to joining the forces himself. was passenger on the Lusitania. yesterday’s archidiaconal ...

... York Saturday next. The sailing of the Mauretania for Saturday, May 29th, has also been cancelled. All the survivors of the Lusitania now in hospital are progressing as well as can be expected. ...

... WORKMEN'S ANTIPATHY MUCH DAMAGE TO PROPER IT, The strongr feeling aroused German outrages, and especially the sinking of the Lusitania, was exemplified last evening by a march of members of Lloyd’s, the Stock Exchange, the Baltic, and other city centres of ...

... THE GERMANS The world is waiting- for the declaration the Government the United States with regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. The President hag made an address to a gathering naturalised Americans, in which he said : There is such thing a man being-too ...

... the work. She was fined =£2o and the costs, or six months’ hard labour. LEEDS LUSITANIA VICTIM. i Our photograph is Miss Eobshaw, who was stewardess board the ill-fated Lusitania, and of whom nothing has been heard since the disaster to the liner. Miss Robshaw's ...

... formal investigation into the circumstances attending the loss the Lnsitania, and they desire to invite passengers of the Lusitania who are now, will shortly be, in near Loudon, and who are able supply evidence likely to be of value for the inquiry, to ...

... formerly landlord of the Black Bull Hotel, Haworth, concerning whom leans were entertained that had gone down with the Lusitania, now reported in the later lists one the saved. NORTH SEA FIGHT THAT NEVER WAS. OFFICIAL DENIAL OF AN AMAZING YARN. WIRELESS ...

... wished to express, as men of German birth, their abhorrence of the terrible crimes which had culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. They recognised that they were in a position of considerable difficulty, and consequently they wished to make their positioua ...