... THE LUSITANIA. ...

... LUSITANIA SURVIVORS AT WARRINGTON. Interviews. Thrillin g HOW A HAPPY VOYAGE ENDED IN DIRE CALAMITY. BY HAROLD MAYBURY, Author of The Tulip Farms of Haarl2m. On Sunday morning last, whilst most people were abed, there arrived at Bank Quay Station a special ...

... THE LUSITANIA Death-Roll Of Eleven Hundred And Forty-two. The Cunard Company announce that, according to the latest information available, the number of passengers on board the Lusitania was as follows: — Saloon Second cabin Third-class Total 1,255 Including ...

... Other Lusitania matter appears on Page 6. LOCAL LUSITANIA LETTERS. This week. Mrs. W. J. Parr—at 61, Manchester-road, Warrington—has received safely two letters from her son, Mr. Wm. Parr, of Boston, U.S.A., which wdre rescued from the Lusitania. They ...

... MR. J. Y. R. PARSONS' DEATH. Depressed by the Lusitania Outrage. We reported in our issue of Wednesday last the news of the tragic delltni J. V. B. Parsons, who was f in his Liverpool studio suffocated by gas. Mr. Parsons, who was 46 years of aga. laysd ...

... 'Heroine of Boat f 8. 11•111MII ROYLILKE STEWARDESSES' ' STORIES. Tribute to Chief Officer. Amcmget the few Lusitania survivors who returned to Hoylake on Sunday morning are May Bird, a daughter of Mr. Sohn Bird, of 3, Emma-road, Moylake, and Mm Moorcroft ...

... LUSITANIA’S FATE. 4 INFAMOUS HKAVV Friday t&s German submarine fftiaUw comnwtled the most outrage oi which they have yet been guilty by torpe doing and sink>ng the faznoiai liner a. point eight nvilo* soukh by west ot the Old Head of Kiruale, near Queenetowa ...

... four years ago. Both were on the Aunitania until transferred to the Lusitania for her doomed trip. The Lusitania carried 19 stewardesses. Six were saved, and 13 lost. Before the Lusitania left New York 300 of the Cameronia's passengers were taken on hoard ...

... much more than the parent who did not correct them. OLD WARRINGTONIAN GOES DOWN WITH THE LUSITANIA. The victims of Hunnish infamy who were drowned•when the Lusitania foundered included an old Warrmgtonian, and one well known in the town. He was Mr. William ...

... in thove water-*; and whether was ire that the Lusitania was expected arrive Queens town about noon, on Friday last, and that the German Embassy Washington had publicly announced before sailing the Lusitania that -he would .sunk the road aeroae: lie was ...

... ORDERS. The Copenhagen correspondent the Telegraph'’ telegraphs that learns from an authoritative source that torpedoing the Lusitania was ordered to l>o carried out without fail tho Kaher. th.- greatest reward submarine succeeding. ...

... from New York. Before she started on her voyage last Saturday week the threatened to torpedo her as they had torpedoed the Lusitania. ...