... WHEN THE LUSITANIA CALLED. NEW YORK. Wednesday. (Received to-day>. The Standard Oil steamer Narragansett arrived Bayonne, New York. last night. The Captain confirms the story of the crew of the Etoma that a torpedo passed between the Narragansett and ...

... messa Mrs. T. H. Robinson, survivor of the Lusitania tragedy, writing from the residence of Mr. S. Baum, 28, St. Luke's Road, Pallin, Sunderland, states: When I was being rescued caught my log on the side of the boat and sustained awful wound, besides ...

... SAFETY at SEA? Lesson of the Lusitania. lit* only t*» l»c rt*as«•u.ilil\ certain « living lift* at sea. in iljcnc tlays «*t mim- .m*! tsiiljiunriue, is waai- •• and tl.iv, the “GIEVE LIFESAVING WAISTCOAT U tin-only Hovlfftof its kin*l ...

... Bradford's contribution to the war munitions. JOWETT ON LUSITANIA CRIME. —Mr. F. W. Jowett, M.P. for West Bradford, discussing what he describes as the horrible crime of the sinking of the Lusitania said it must be repudiated without delay by the Socialists ...

... 155th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Wetherby. ‘The body of the Rev. Loynd, a Baptist clergyman, whe was a passenger on the Lusitania, was washed ashore this morning. ...

... formed for the purpose of collecting money as a national gift for the officers and crew of the submarine which sent the Lusitania to the bottom. BANGING THE OTHER BOX. For four years Mr. Bonar Law has tried, in the vigour of his oratory, to dent the ...

... apparent imminence of an Italian declaration war induced the belief in Washington that the German answer to President Wil-ons Lusitania Note will be delayed the New York oorre*- of zb# “D ...

... concerned because had been unable to communicate with his wife and family in Germany, and the talk of his ehopmates over the Lusitania disaster had worried him. On Monday was discovered •Ripponden, and seemed glad, said the arresting officer, to be taken into ...

... REMARKABLE MESSAGE FROM AN ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGE.'' lUSITANIA MURDERS CONDONED. Tliur.Mluy.— The —e imve received rii* Tugvpzfitiing say follouing ktl. r regarding the Liir-itama fr illustrious personality who is the \V ' At last our submarines have made ...

... THE WAR BUDGET. The torpedoing of the Lusitania has roused the tempers of this country as nothing else has dowe yet, and that is a fact which the Germane, if they kpew our histary, would know that they will bave ultimate cause to rue. Fogland does pot ...

... CHOIR’S STORY OF THE TRANSYLVANIA How the Germans endeavoured sink the Transylvania in the same way as they did the ill-fated Lusitania was told by two members of the Royal Gwent choir, who arrived at Cardiff last evening. The members. Mr. Ben Davies and Mr ...

... attacked Russian Pan- Slavism, the revanche, and Eng land’s assumption that Britannia rules this waves.” But Germany sink* the Lusitania. KING’S TYNESIDE VISITS. HIS MAJESTY INTRODUCED TO PATRIOTIC WAR WORKERS. George visited the principal shipyards and engineering ...