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... THE VOYAGE OF TOE LUSITANIA. Following on her record run 643 knot* from noon on Sunday noon on Monday, the Loaitama, to noon on Tuesday, covered 625 knots, and »oob on Wednesday knots. To prevent inconvenience, aval.mg themselves of the Brighton Company* ...
... LUSITANIA HOMEWARD BOUND. NEW YORK, Sept. 23. A wireless telegram sent from the Lusitania last night, and dated Halifax early this morning, says:—“To-night clear. Wind southwont, tea smooth, speed 23.6 knots.” previous wireless message received via Cape ...
... A LUSITANIA. RELIC. A Ide-saving raft belonging to the ill-fated liner Lusitania was seen by a steamship yesterday tossing about in the vicinity of the 'ctn. of the disaster. A hawser was attached, and the raft was towed a distance of sixty miles to ...
... LUSITANIA BODIES ASHORE. Two bodies of victims of the Lusitania disaster have been washed ashore on the Clare coast, near Cahinch. One seemed to be the body of the stewardess and the other was that of a man. In the pocket-book was a name partly obliterated ...
... THE LUSITANIA IN A FOG. NEW YORK, Sept. 24. The following message has been received from the Lusitania wireless telegraphy, via Cape Race:—“ September 23, evening:—Speed has been reduced aooount of a thick fog in which we have been enveloped for the past ...
... LORD BRABSEY AND THE LUSITANIA. The members the Association of Chambers of Commerce spent yesterday morning in cruise the Mersey, and took lunch on the Cunard liner Campania, which was anchored Mersey. Lord Brassey, proposing Th*. Cunard Company,” referred ...
... LUSITANIA RESCUE MEDALS. The King. on the recommendation of the Board of Trade, has awarded the silver medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Leslie N. Morton. and the bronze medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Joseph Parry, seamen of the ...
... LUSITANIA'S NEW PROPELLERS. Having had important alterations effected to her propellers, as to briug them into line with those of the Mauretania, the Cunard liner Lusitania sailed from the Mersey for New York Saturday with full complements passengers ...
... LUSITANIA'S CHRISTMAS TRIP. The Lunitaata bat completsd s. list of journey to Aliancs Nie arnlid at the Ambrose Cause! LsabtAip seersieg. bee coral tune for *be peony front Mute leek loot days hour. sad IS The Uwemete'. woo for OA dowse* prat. she accomplibod ...
... LUSITANIA AND PASSAGE RATES. NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Mr. Guslar H. Schwab, manager of the North-German Lionel, interviewed with regard to the present rate-cutting by the big Atlantic lines, said that the advent of the Lusitania was responsible for the rate ...
... LUSITANIA’S FRESH BECOBO. The Ounard Company bare received wireless message which states that the Lusitania had run 1861 knots up to noon yesterday, and that her average speed during that time was 24.56. The days* runs are:—Up to noon Monday, 606; to ...
... LUSITANIA'S NEW RECORD. The Cunarder hat art up new recoid. From noon Sunday to noon on Monday she steamed «*J knots, an of 25.45 knots. The pteeicua beat it» « run of 641 knots was also nude the Lusitania her last westward voyage. LAWN TENNIS. GERMAN'S ...