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... THE “LUSITANIA’S” SPEED. The Canard officials Liverpool they do not know what speed the Lusitania was running ihe time of the disaster, but. ■niee November, she had l*een running average speed of about twenty-one knots for the maintenance of which th ...
... LOST “LUSITANIA.” As w© briefly our Saturday’s «iition, the tuammoth Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed Friday afternoon, about eighteen miles west of a Cierman submarine, believed to the UJ9. without warning, and quickly Mink News the disaster was ...
... A “LUSITANIA” JOY DINNER. “Another German in a good way business in the City foregathered with two other German* after the sinking of the Lusitania, and celebrated the glorious event dinner.” savs the Daily Dispatch. ” He. too, has an English wife, but ...
... 111 4* O B*4 o*4 5 6’d 9-2 Commander J. T. W. Charles. C.8.. R.N.R., captain of the Lusitania, will pay visit to Whitby this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles are* the guests of Mr. Tracy, at Fairlawn. The old farm buildings on the West Cliff, for some ...
... THE MAN WHO SANK THE “LUSITANIA” Caught In our Minefields, Information which has recently become arailable make?* possible to ...
... evening, the same company started the Lusitania on her trip to New York, and back, in place of the Mauretania, she having had an accident which necessitated her being overhauled. When that accident occurred, the Lusitania was laid in Huskisson Dock, and she ...
... those saved from the Lusitania, formerly resided, and was well-known, in Scarborough, where his parents kept the Star Hotel, King Street. THE INQUEST. Jury Brand Kaiser a Murderer. Ihe of life a result of the sinking the Lusitania is now estimated at 1 ...
... COITINGHAW LADY MISSING. Frank Clark, of Cottingham, near Hull, is missing from the Lusitania. Mrs. Clark had been out to Canada to her husband. fftri was returning to take her children out. ...
... not certain which won in the contest. The order build the Lusitania was given in 11X>4, and she was launched on Juno 7th. She was completed tor sea in September, 1907. The displacement the Lusitania with a tull load on board was 45.000 ton#, which was c ...
... electrical novelties, he must make tour of the kitchen of a big Atlantic liner. The automatic egg-boilers, like those on the Lusitania and Mauretania, are able to cook 200 eggs at once, & clock arrangement causing the basket containing the eggs to hop out ...
... Charles with four years war and twenty-three Scottish shipyards; John and Thomas Lynch. They helped to build the Lusitania, and Lusitania!” their battle-cay home and abroad. In the camp there many happy reunion** oJd workmate*, full ttho enthmdasnx which ...
... down date of his retirement. Mr. Lancaster has not missed single voyage of the Lusitania. addition to his important duties as chief purser. Mr. Lancaster was editor the Lusitania the /tailp Buttetim. ...