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... THE LUSITANIA. CLOSE OF THE BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. The Board Trade inquiry Into the loss of the Lusitania concluded at the Central Hall, Westminster, yesterday (Friday). .All the evidence was completed yesterday, and after counsel had addressed the Court ...
... RIENT YACHT ter, CRUISES, by the Steamship LUSITANIA, 3,877 tons and x? ONNE, 3,876 tons at The WEST ISLANDS, BER- MU ‘DA. and MADEIRA, leaving January 1 March 18. For MOROCCO, and EGYPT, leaving Febru: For 50) CONSTANTINOPLE, &e., leavin, March 27, Returni: ...
... ORIENT COMPANY'S PLEASURE LUSITANIA, 3,912 tons To the WEST INDIES and BE RMUDA. lth January Embarking March, (aren. Thee fo London 13th IDAD. BANTA CRUZ. UDA, M summer, and at such a © Winter in the West Indies is most like launches are laid up at home—the ...
... PLEASURE Steamship LUSITANIA, 3,912 tons and BERM UDA. To the WEST INDIES London London at will hark, te. January ‘UDA, ‘Winter afloat ip the West Indies is most like a summer, launches are laid up at home—the trip ve taken. Fares, from 75 Guineas. Green ...
... RIENT COMPANY'S YACHT G CRUISES, b the LUSITANIA, 3,877 tons INTDON. ae under -— ister, and G RONNE, 876 tons register, from For TENERIFFE, the the NDIA ISLANDS, Mare] MUDA. RA, leaving January 16, returning Ly ay fom 'ALESTINE, and EGYPT, STH AIN, Covsr: ...
... RIENT PANY'’S YACHT » rie NNE, LUSITANIA, 3,877 a DON ee the WEST INDIA ISLANDS, BER. MUDA. and leaving January 16, returning For MOROCCO, SICILY, 20, returni ALESTINE, and EGYPT, HEC arch 27, Returnii VENICE, ALGERIA, &e. leaving A: 20, returnii ay it ...
... RIENT COMPANY’ YACHTING RUISES b the #teamships LUSITANIA, 5,577 tons nder r, and GA. ik UNN Lons register, from London For T the WEST INDIA ISLANDS. BERMUDA, &e., leaving January 13, returning Mareh 16, For MOROCCO, SICILY PALESTINE, and EGYPT, leaving ...
... The Admiralty had a general knowledge of the threat to sink the Lusitania, and from that knowledge and from other information of sub- marine movements they sefit warnings to the Lusitania and warnings as to her course. It would not, be right to go into ...
... message yesterday (Friday) afternoon from Land’s End saying that the Lusitania had sent out wireless Come once. Big list.” At 6 official Intimation was received London that the Lusitania remained afloat for 20 minutes, end that twenty boats wore the spot ...
... terrible experience in the Lusitania disaster. recorded last week, Mrs. Barker, who was travelling from Trenton see her invalid mother, lost her nine-year-old daughter when the ship went down. She states that after the Lusitania was struck the first torpedo ...
... believed to be a German cruiser, was sighted. To the Lusitania’s signal no response was made, where- The other upon the Cunarder altered her course. vessel did likewise, and an exciting race ensued, the Lusitania being able to attain only 20 knots with her deficient ...
... A MEMBER OF THE ORCHESTRA Mr. Edward Jones, who is among the missing. was a member of the orchestra on board the Lusitania, and was well known at Shelton, where he formerly resided. He was an able pianist. and flautist, and had been engaged in orchestras ...