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... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. THE RUSH OF THE 500. ••••••-• • • • • • • • • • - • %%%•%, -• • . • , • • , . , • % •• . • . . • , • 7. • Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes, who were drowned -in the Ltisitania disaster. Will anyone, who knew them on the liner write ...
... in memory of the Lusitania victims.—(Daily Mirror photograph.) ANERICA'S STYRN Submarine Warfare That Breaks Humanity's Rules of Fairness GRAVE SIT U ATIoN. Expressions of regret and offers of reparation in the case of destruction of neutral ships ...
... Demonstration at Milan which followed the Lusitania disaster. Down with Germany, Austria and Turkey! shouted the crowd. ...
... drowned in the Lusitania, disaster. The Picture shows Cardinal Bourne (wearing a mitre) standing before the catafalque. Standing round - it - are the cathedral clergy holding lighted candles.—(Daily Mirror photograplo ON THE LUSITANIA. stone unturned ...
... some time on the staff of the New York American in London, was buried at Harringay yesterday. He was drowned in the Lusitania disaster. The pictures show the coin covered with the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack and Mrs. Jones about to enter ...
... 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 ...
... as a mark of his appreciation of the kindly attention he received whilst in that institution. Lusitania Insured by State. Mr. Runciman states that the Lusitania was insured under the Government war risks scheme, but that it is undesirable in her case, as ...
... the Dardanelles, is_ the sixth Scottish athletic internationalist to fall a victim to the war. To Lusitania Survivors. If any survivor from the Lusitania remembers Mr. George S. Rolfe, a missing second-class passenger, who had lost his right arm -above ...
... NOT ALLOWED TO HELP LUSITANIA. BOSTON, May 18.—Captain Wood, of the steamer Etonia, has arrived here from Liverpool, and reports that his and other steamships in the vicinity were prevented from going to the assistance of the Lusitania by the attempts of ...
... GREAT LINER SAFE. Despite German warnings in America that she would share the fate of the Lusitania, the Cunard-Anchor liner Transylvania arrived safely yesterday at Greenock at 3 a.m. and proceeded later to Glasgow, where she landed her passengers. Instead ...
... THEIR WORK ON MOTOR-LORRIES. li ...
... the Transvylvania who landed at Glasgow were overjoyed to finish their Atlantic trip in safety. The dire tidings of the Lusitania disaster were being shouted by the newsboys as the Transylvania prepared to leave New York, and it is not surprising that ...