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... 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 ...
... THE LUSITANIA. (Continued from Page I.) ; ...
... Lusitania Millions Spent in Gigantic Conspiracies. Scathing Exposure from Official Documents. John Price Jones. Begins in Next Week’s ...
... LUSITANIA, THE SINKING OF THE Assassins the deep! Yes, it is the phrase that suits: Reptiles that crawl and creep 'Moog poisonous weeds and iootsl Assassins of the deep! Who 'gainst all rules of war Horrors on honors heap, Proclaiming what they are: Ye ...
... THE LUSITANIA. A HOPELESS CASE. Lloyd's reported last evening that the captain of the Lusitania had telegraphed that the ship was a hopeless case. The swell was breaking over her, the afterholds were full of water, and she is hard on the reef with a heavy ...
... THE LUSITANIA, Great Demand for Passages on First Trip. Escorted' several useful but impudentlooking tugs, the new Ounard liner Lusitania, around whoso, sailing powers there is considerable speculation raging, returned to the Mersey yesterday afternoon ...
... The Lusitania Statements have appeared in the papers suggesting the possibility of refloating the Lusitania, which lies about feet underwater some twenty miles off the coast of Ireland. They are, however, made in ignorance of the fact that divers could ...
... THE LUSITANIA, Lad{) Rhondda’s story of the Lusitania, sunk f a German torpedo in May, 1915, grips the attention, ~ When the voyage from America started, she relates, a high-spirited American girl had said: “I can't help hoping that we get some sort of ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Two years ago the world was appalled and saddened because of the great loss of lifeyin the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic. The catastrophe of the Titanic left no angry, vengeful feelings behind; it, was due to the remorseless forces ...
... second day's run of the Lusitania was 575 nautical miles. This that ehe will reach New Yo'k in less than five days. Later The third day's run was 570 miles. The ship is working perfectly, and not being pushed. probable the Lusitania will arrive at New York ...
... THE LUSITANIA edition. Eco k»voylge™ ofihla Times. arri York > Friday. at Sandy Hook at 'i, 'a ls a record passage, >, , Atlantic, the longest a ' Bhe average for a day. t*i ' a j W Yor Friday. at the quarantine .Ity eigh, -■' v o Viueenstown (Daunts ...
... THE LUSITANIA. NEXT VOYAGE CERTAIN TO BE FASTER. Builders to be on Board. There is certainty of the Lusitania on her next 'voyage doing still better than in the preceding runs. Mr John G. Dunlop, managing director of Messrs John Brown & Co. (Limited) ...