... THE LOST LUSITANIA. ...

... LEEDS LUSITANIA VICTIM. Among the victims of the Lusitania disaster is another former Leeds resident, Mr. G. A. Gilpin, who for two or three years was an assistant master at the Aranley Church Boys’ School, and was previously a pupil teacher at the Leeds ...

... SEARC.A FOR MISSING WIFE. LUSITANIA DISASTER ENDS A TRAGIC INQUIRY. One of the most stories brought to light by the Lusitania disaster is that of Mrs. Charles Lund, of Chicago, who has just arrived at Keswick. Her father, who emigrated to America nearly ...

... 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 ...

... and Miss Gerta of South Shields, solemnieed quictiy at All Saints’ Utlice, Mancheste: Afies having met for the time on the Lusitania, as the liner was about to leave New York ...

... were much more cheerful, but Oil Shares wero generally dull. The Cnitcd States Note to Germany about the sinking of the Lusitania, and the practice which that was illustration, was sent olf yesterday. C'uriously enough, according to one of the telegrams ...

... in violation of American rights on the high seas, which culminated in the torpedoing and sinking of the British steamship Lusitania on May 7, whereby over a hundred American citizens lost their lives, it is clearly wise and desirable that the Governments ...

... Yorkshire passenger the Lusitania, Mr. Edwin Moore, foreman pattern maker in an engineering works at Pawpucket, Rhode Island. . _ J His daughter, who lives at Cowling, Saturday received a letter stating that was to sail in the Lusitania, and asking her to ...

... to uniformity, the pattern, chosen should resemble that of the Eton boy. Cffeetivcaeas of New Lifebelts. steward of the Lusitania., who was in the pantry when the ship was struck, said he was in the water several hours, and pa rtioulatrly observed how ...

... BODIES LANDED AT QCEENSTuWN, The tug Flying Fi*h .arrived at Queenstown last evening with the bodies nine victims of the Lusitania disaster- The first carried ashore wa* that of infant niontli», and then a woman wa* born© into tho temporary mortuary. ...

... RECRUITING IN YORKSHIRE MILLS. EFFECT OF LUSITANIA OUTRAGE ON EARBY WOMEN. Paimearka H recrutting scenes have been witnessed at barby during tie past week. Goaded to desperation by the diabolical tragedy of the Lusitania, the women at the mills, it i+ seid ...

... public-houses. The bill was read a second time. LUSITANIA DISASTER. SOLDIER FINDS WIFE AND BABY DEAD. The tug Plying Fish arrived at Queenstown lat>t evening, with the bodies of nine more victims of the Lusitania disaster. The first carried ashore was that ...