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... Lusitania Anniversary. In all bat of outrages there is none which has arouocal do o p 2 r or nova widespread indignation than the cowardly deetructivn of the on May 7th, 1915—a year ago on Sunday. The Lusitanis and ALturtania were the pride of Britain's ...
... LUSITANIA RECORD. The Lusitania has established another world's record in fast steaming, having recently covered 641 knots, an average of over 26 knots per hour. ller previous best twenty-four hour's run was 632 knots, and the Mauretania's record on her ...
... HOAXING LUSITANIA'S PASSENGERS. The Standard's' Sew York corres• pondent relates that at a concert held on board the Lusitania the passengers raised a purse of £125 for distritution among the stokers. It was suggested that a stoker should be summoned ...
... (Air— Seventeen Come Sunday) The day the Lusitania gaed doon (But no' the year) was born in Farfar toon A bairn wha's mony winters seen and summers, Monday's ees birthday—fa's? Odsakes, the Drummer's. Happy returns, and mony may ye see, man ; And here's ...
... not any of the Forfar Clubs invited to take part in the opening match at Brechin It says much for auld Scotland that the Lusitania, the largest and fastest steamship afloat, now on her maiden voyage to New York, should be built on the Clyde and commanded ...
... long-waited appearance of the Lusitania and Mauretania, embarked on another stage of its development. Here again, as so ofteg in the past. the two now ships were pioneers. New York was brought within five days of London: the Lusitania accomplished the great ...
... FINIS. The enorrnou, power of the turbine e•ixine+ of the new Ctinarders Lusitania and Msuretanis h!:. been well illustrated by a calculation showing that the 6' 4 ,000 horse. it represent., if harnessed 24 4breasit, wol.ll extend a distant), of 3: miles ...
... the fleet, departed for New York just before the Lusitania. It is worthy of note that the Lucania, with its speed of 3l knots, consumes only 3000 tons of coal, equal to half that of the 25-knot Lusitania. It is most elaborately fitted up, and contains ...
... TO BOLD BIG LINERS. A great deal has been written about the size of the big Cunard liners Mauretania and Lusitania, but no figures relating t the vessels are mare impressive than those concerning their moc,ring chains. From a photograph in Engineering ...
... Submarines, Zeppelins, Tanks, Land, Sea and Air Battles, including the fiery fall of the Zeppelins, the Sinking of the Lusitania, fto. Proceeds of Lectures will bo devoted to the work of the G.F.M. for H.M. Forces. ADMISSION BY SILVER COLLECTION This ...
... great dark bull alive inside and out with men is all that the public has yet been allowed to see of the peat new Cuoarder Lusitania, now receiving the finishing touches in the Tidal Basin at Messrs John Brown & Company's shipyard on the Clyde. By working ...
... THE LCSITANIA'S CAPTAIN. The Lusitania has loomed large in the public eye, in more senses than one, of late, and a great deal of curiosity has been exhibited with regard to the per 'malty of the skipper of the vessel, Captain J. B. Watt, a native of Montrose ...