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... LUSITANIA FOGBOUND. Although there was a sharp frost in various parte of the country on Saturday, in Lancashire and Cheshire there was a thick fog which be same a serious impediment to traffic, Not a boat was able to leave the Mersey on Saturday. Large ...
... floss Board of 'S IMPORT. THE LOSS UI THE LUsITANIA. ...
... BEATEN. By the arrival of the Lusitania at Queenstown, on Friday morning, the position in regard to maiden voyages is that the Lusitania holds the world's record. The Cunard Company's officials stated that the Lusitania arrived off Daunt's Rock at 3.56 ...
... Liverpool stage. As she lay alongside, the Lusitania presented • magnificent spectacle. She was lit up from stein to stern, the illumination serving to emphasise her mammoth proportions. Every berth on the Lusitania had been booked. The American passengers ...
... ACCIDENT TO BOAT EXPRESS. THE LUSITA.NIA DELAYED. ...
... d Americans at Philadelphia on Monday night. President Wilson, referring to the situation created by the sinking of the Lusitania, said there was such a thing as a man being too proud to fight. There was such a thing as being so right that it did not ...
... DIMENSIONS AND ACCOMMODATION. The dimensions of the Lusitania are stricii;g the extreme. Her length is 785 ft—only 1158 short of 300 yards. Her breadth is 88ft.; depth, 60ft. 44in.; her gross tonnage is 32,500 tons. She has in her depths twenty-five ...
... SOO Zoos Ow:. a familiar with all the latest , he must make a tour of the Atlantic liner. The automatic those on the Lusitania and ,ble to cook 200 eggs at once, !id causing the basket containop out of the water at any halfminutes. Another novelty is ...
... twenty-three occurred in the last aix months of the period. The number of eases in which a stoppage of work occurred Na sixteen. LUSITANIA'S ARRIVAL. ...
... officials, and most emphatically its Imperisi Head, in rousing the destruction by torpedo ing of the passenger steamship Lusitania, of the Cononl Line, while on her seaward journey from America to England, ns a result of which cowardly and indeseriliably ...
... 8.—1 spent five days in New York on the return journey at the Cunard Company's expense, the result of being left off the Lusitania, as the Company's agents in the Dominion and America had between them booked 300 more passengers than the ship could bring ...
... evening and dropped bombs. Fifteen deathe are reported and fifteen wounded. Home fire, were started, but were overcome. LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. At the Board of Trade enquiry into the lose of the Luellen* held at Westminster to-day and presided over by Lord ...