... LUSITANIA Abandoned the Crew. The Lusitania, which ran ashore with 500 passengers Cape Bogle on Tuesday evening, is a hopeless wreck. The passengers were safely landed. Her crew will abandon her. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Clambn&Qt JJrcss FRIDAY, MAY Ulh. 1915. th«* nu»st ami ■tructive of all th«* coranmits which hav« i been made on the sinkin-g of ...

... travellers not cross the-Atlantic, and a week later, on May 7th, the Lusitania was sunk by a German submarine. The German Ambassador, immediately after the sinking of the Lusitania, declared that the advertisement had published in the New York papers ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. Feared Death of Mr. W. Brodrick Cloete. It is feared that Mr. W. Brodrick Cloete. of Upper Hare Park, was hoard the ill-fated liner Lusitania. No tidings have been received from him. Mrs. Cloete went Liverpool last week to await ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Rev. Dr. x Crafer on Germany’s Crowning Infamy. “I SAW A BEAST RISE UP OUT OF THE SEA.” The Vicar of AH Saints’ (the Rev. Dr. T. W. Crafor) made a forcible allusion on Sunday to the sinking of the Lusitania, taking his text' the words ...

... LUSITANIA RELIC FOUND. NEW YORK, Friday. A lifebelt marked “Lusitania’’ has been found floating in the Delaware River, with a strand of blonde hair still adhering. ...

... Having had important alterations effected to proprellers, so to bring them into line with those of the Mauretania, the Lusitania sailed from the Mersey for New York on Saturday. Mr. Alfred Geo. Taylor, Manchester visitor to Blackpool, accidentally , fell ...

... British soldiery ffoundod the Last Post” at memorial service on Sunday nt Queenstown for the victims of the Lusitania disa>ter. Tlu- Air Ministry on Saturday issued a memorandum iKiinlins: out that British aircraft have full liberty of paesage and landing ...

... The Queenstown magistrates on Monday sen- tenced seven stowaways who were found on the Cunard steamer Lusitania from Liverpool to one month's imprisonment, in default of paying a fine. ...

... LUSITANIA CASE oi Settlement ADMISSIONS source - acts oi 0Teriiment accepts Tlie STILL UNSETTLED? WASHINGTON Wednesday settle- - ’ ' Tnsitania question the terms Gov-rlueh fomally rnment ‘iith Ambassa-fed to accept these did not dilappointment but to ...

... rar, Lusitania. the High-street Baptist L.lapel Sunday evening last the Pastor made •i touching reference to Mr. and Mrs. Stokes and their little hov, who were related to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Audus. of High-street, and were victims of the Lusitania. ...

... was appointed to command the Lusitania for hec maiden voyage, and sailed in hef until retired in Novenfber, 1908. On his last voyage he was presented with a silver model Viking ship by Sir Newnes, M.P., behalf of the Lusitania’s passengers. RUSSIANS AT ENZELI ...