... LUSITANIA Lo B Lusitania is a name which will always be associated with the famous liner lost in World War I, but few folks know Montrose had a personal connection with it. The first Commander was Captain J. B. Watt, a Montrosian and “a gentleman well ...

... Lusitania It 1s now officially disclosed that the Cunard liner, * Lusitania,” which was sunk by enemy action off the coast of Ireland last week. carried passengers and crew totalling 1906 Only 764 have been saved bringing the disastrous numberl?‘{qthnse ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania. which left New York on €atyrdas, was reported 308 miles west of the Fastoet at 1.9 p.m. yesterday by wireless telegraphs from Crookbaven. She is due at Fishguard at 6.30 this morning. ...

... THE LUSITANIA GUSTAY STAKL AGAIN ARRESTED Gustay Stahl, who served a sentence of eigh teen months' imprisonment for commmitting per jury by falsely swearing thal he saw 4-inch gun: aboard the Lusitania, has been rearrested, anc will be interned as a dangerous ...

... THE LUSITANIA, Proudly glides the gallant vessel, o’er the deep ] blue ocean’s breast, ! Like some grandly floating palace, by the gentle breeze caressed. | Sunny skies are smiling o'er them, they are nearing England’s shore, I On that ship a goodly company ...

... concerned with vialence, can set many a scene bewide that of the gnking Lusitania, and its struggling mass of helpless men, women, and children. But still it is to the Lusitania we turn, to explain, for instance, why America came :nto the war, and why ...

... Lusitania mystery Ray Seaton congratulates the BBC-2 documentary on the Lusitania for putting events in a historical and impartial perspective; this is more than can be said for the contents of Mr. Seaton’s criticism, He asks whether the Germang were ...

... SANK THE LUSITANIA Among the pirates upon whose dartardly heels retributive Justice has followed and put an end by death to their career of criminality is the notorious Kapitan-Leutnant Schwieger, who, whilst in U 29, torpedoed the Lusitania on 7th May ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA - Ships sunk in deep water cannot be salved. It is not expected by any salvage expert that the Lausitania, for ex| ample, will ever be lifted. Divers can' not work in more than twenty-five fathoms successfully, though for special purposes ...

... The Lusitania OQutrage. LOGAL VICTIMS. Among the many victims of the dastardly outrage on the Lusitania was Mr. Walter Wright, manager of the wheel department of the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company, Coventry. Mr. Wright, who resided at Stoke Park, went to ...

... Kaiser and Lusitania In the insalment of the new bock on Germany by Mr. J. W. Gerard, formerly American Ambes Mr. Gerard discusses who was reofio;xhlic for the snkine of the Lusitania, and eaye: = »oirs to the Emperor him, head who at ths time of ...

... THE SINKER OF THE LUSITANIA PARIS, Tuesday. The * Journal ' asks what ‘hould be the fate in store for Naval Lieut. Schwager, who sank the Lusitania, and is at the present momeni a prisoner in Franco? Will this man, who committed one of the most vile and ...