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... ECHO OF THE LUSITANIA CREWE MAN S GALLANTRY, News has just reached Crewe of the noble part played Horry Lockett, a native of Crewe, and A.B. on the Lusitania. When the ship was sunk Lockett was the means savmj fourteen lives. One of these was a man named ...
... LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. ...
... AFTER THE LUSITANIA MURDERS. Warringtonian Sees Sight Ile Will Never Forget. Writing to Mr. Rupert Jones, of 44, Baxterstreet, Warrington, Gunner H. Thomson, of a Depot Company of the Royal Garrison Artillery, whose home is in Wellfield-street, and who ...
... GERMANS WENT MAD. How Lusitania News Affected 801 l Sides Al Front. Rifleman Stanley Podzilore, of the 3rd Rifle Brigade—whose home is at 4, Steel-street, and who was recently wounded—writes to a Warrington gentleman: It isn't as bad as it used to be ...
... Remembering Ihe. - Lusitania BIRKENHEAD SCOT !DESCRIBES FIRS r CHARGE. • - A VISIT TO Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dow, of 45, Hilton' street, Birkenhead, have received a thrill! jug account -from their eon, Private George Dow, of'the Liverpool Scottish, of the ...
... DEATHL , v. CONON.--May 7th, lost on the torpedoed I e.s. Lusitania, off Kinsale, GeofireY 1 Thornley, aged 18 years, youngest and dearly beloved son of John William , and Florence Coxon. BDWARDSON.—On June 22nd, at Mill Brow, Widnes, aged 75 years, James ...
... RUNCORN WESLEYAN WRITER AND THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Writing in the Wesleyan Circuit Magazine for June, J.G. says.--James Lea also belonged to a family of devoted members and supporters of our church and congregation at St. Paul's and the Sunday end former ...
... THE GERMAN TORPEDO Attention has been called to the question to whether the Lusitania could have been sunk by single torpedo, and it of interest to not© that the “Scientific American some months ago stated that it had been informed that a special type ...
... the war. CREWE. ECHO OF THE LUSITANIA. CREWE MAN'S GALLANTRY. i 4 ,n%i reached Crewe of the noble • *'. hv Harry Lockett, native of P-rt l Mon the Cua.tania. When the unk Lockett was the means saving * ll, One of these was man named ~n* r tr Houk who ...
... 40 KILLED AND WOUNDED ON Horsing, the Order Pour le Merit* in recognition of Hersing's 'gallant act in torpedoing the Lusitania. fttett•yrhe Ii t.canmander has received the highest German &aerat6li has been announced, but this is the first definite ...
... ir , \ THE WAR. GERMANY AND THE LUSITANIL REPLY TO U.S. NOTE. The German reply to the American Nate on the subject of the Lusitania and methods of submarine warfare &dines to discuss the President's demanda regarding the latter until the facto concerning ...
... have at last shown their true colours, and I am afraid they have shown in the brightest colours obtainable. They rot the Lusitania, but by doing so they have lust all respect from the civilised world. I am enclosing a few editorials, taken from the Morning ...