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... WITH THE GERMANS, Rioting in Pgddington gnd N. Kensingtoq The intense indignation aroused by the merciless sinking of the Lusitania has givey irise to violent hostile demomstmtions_ not only in London, but throughout the country In Paddington and North ...
... DRAMATIC DIARY. .. theatregoers will miss a great pesonality by the untimely ith of Charles Frohman, who went down with the Lusitania company with so many well-known British and American tims of Germany's underhand and despicable methods of ifare. Mr Frohman ...
... the * German warning of February 4 passing unheeded. They, the warning issued tw Count Bernstorff ten days b•fnre the Lusitania sailed on her last voyage wood not even have been necessary and would not have been without effect. It is certain that ...
... champion, who has been wounded in the head. Miss Sybil de la Poer Mr. G. S. Rolfe, who was Beresford, to marry Cap- on the Lusitania. His tain Bernard de la Caze- father, the Rev. T. F. nove, of the Royal Scots. Rolfe, of Doncaster, asks —(Swaine.) for news ...
... COMMANDER OF THE LUSITANIA Captain W. T. Turner before the murder. THE LUXURIOUSNESS OF THE LUSITANIA The smoking-room, which was exactly like a room in a big hotel on land. THE TRACK OF DEATH THE WAKE OF A TORPEDO J THE MIGHTINESS OF THE LUSITANIA A view of ...
... Shoolbred's. 1|3 Miss JOSEPHINE BRANDELL saved from the Eusitania. iK-vereus, Hove HOW THE LUSITANIA LEARNT THE WAR NEWS This newspaper was issued on board the Lusitania during her last voyage but one from America to England. A DAINTY SHIRT BLOUSE to be seen ...
... ON THE FACE IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE “LUSITANIA” HAD The scene on the face of the waters after the Lusitania had disappeared beggars description. It was too terrible for words in the heartrending pathos of the awful tragedy. We see depicted above, from material ...
... THE SMOKING-ROOM OF THE “LUSITANIA.'' FACSIMILE SKETCHES BY A SURVIVOR OF THE LUSITANIA.'’ ™ SPECIALLY FOR THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS'* BY MR. OLIVER P. BERNARD, THE WELL-KNOWN SCENIC ARTIST. WHO WAS SAVED FROM THE “LUSITANIA.** ...
... IN THE OLD CHURCHYARD '*p': n-: ff vj 4W) . jpff* BT j SHOWN IN SECTION AND IN SCALE ONE TO THE OTHER: THE CUNARD LINER “LUSITANIA,” THE DASTARDLY PIRATICAL ACT. THE GREAT LTNER SUNK BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE; AND THE TYPE OF CRAFT WHICH CAUSED HER LOSS TORPEDOED ...
... ever-animated stream of London's fashionable life flows past Hyde Park Corner. It is impossible to keep the disaster to the Lusitania out of mind. A few weeks ago we wished boil voyage to Miss Vera Ramsay, the promising young Surrey golfer, who was on the ...
... THE SINKING of the GIANT CUNARD LINER, LUSITANIA, by a GERMAN SUBMARINE DRAWN BY F. MATANIA WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF EYE-WITNESSES, MAY, 1915 Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The above picture has been drawn by Mr. Matania with the assis tance of eye-witnesses ...
... I THE GREAT WAR E iRLrNIA°f E I THE LOSS OF LIFE ON THE LUSITANIA The Cunard liner, Lusitania, which was sunk off Kinsale Head on Friday, May 7, by a German submarine, was carrying some 1,255 passengers-- of whom about one-seventh were American citizens ...