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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 ...
... drunkenness at Station-road Hanwell in helpless Ps and taken police-station Prisoner said overcome by the of loss of the “ Lusitania” friends on board A 5s imposed TRIED TO COWSLIPS Parker (34) hawker with no address with begging foot-passengers Pc said ...
... mechanical and paasionless as the poisoning of our men by chlorine gas or the killing of women and babies by the sinking of the Lusitania. As the result there were s3stematically organised massacres in which scores and hundreds of civilian non-combatants were ...
... tons) were sunk by mines. This is the heaviest tonnage loss in any week since the beginning of the war, and Includes the Lusitania, which was torpedoed on May 7. ...
... were gentlemen. There has never been a greater infamy in the woild than the deliberate and premeditated sinking of the Lusitania, without a moments' warning, when it was krowo that there must be heavy loss of life. These groat Atlantic lin:.-rs seldom ...
... outside--out of some 15,000 to 18,000 arrogance. It is indisputable that --sea be foiled aeconamodation at the following the Lusitania disaster people of present moment. The provision of new German . ormin the East End had Parties. ' They had celebration% ...
... people want billiards in the summer. THE LUSITANIA MURDERS. Soldiers digging graves in the old churchyard at Queenstown to receive some of the victims of the most dastardly crime of modern history. THE LUSITANIA. AN ALL-NIGHT VIGIL. Relatives of the crew ...
... THE FORCE OF A TORPEDO OF THE KIND WHICH SANK THE LUSITANIA : DAMAGE DONE TO A SHIP BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE. ( This photograph, showing the damage done to a ship’s side by a torpedo from a German was well forward, in advance of the foremost bulkhead. The ...
... which, on the average, arrive or depart safely every day ; but he informed the House that the Admiralty sent warning to the Lusitania and directions for her course. On the general subject Germany’s breaches of the Hague Convention a member inquired what, ...
... Foster millionaire who ran the Brigl Antarctic Expedition, 1914. daughter of Mr. D. A. Tho ay to take up a home in this “Lusitania.” Mr. Charles Art, through whom £lO,OOO was The Rev. Basil William Matur: Bernard is the clever resident Allan, wife of Sir ...