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... pier, warning that the Lusitania is doomed. The warning telegram was signed John Jones, James Smith, and other fictitious names Anonymous telegrams were received by scores of passengers just before the sailing of the Lusitania, warning them that the vessel ...
... GERMANY'S WAR ZONE. LUSITANIA. PASSENGERS TOLD NOT TO SAIL. NEW YORK, May I. Th.! German Embassy has inherted ;is advertisement in all the principal newspapers to the effect that all British and Allied ships are liable to be destroyed if they enter ...
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... LUSITANIA SAILS. Germans Insolent Threats Disregarded. Wiling yesterday concerning the sailing of the Lusitania from .New York, the Daily Mail’s •‘.rrespond'mt says—“ We. did it case our Jest ham should come persons uninformed.” This the explanation given ...
... WARNINGS TO THE LUSITANIA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, MAY 2. Most of the leading passengers aboard the Lusitania, which sailed for Liverpool yesterday, received telegrams signed either John Smith or George Jones warning them to cancel the ...
... GERMANS WARN CUNARD PASSENGERS. Anonymous telegrams were received by ores of passengers just before the sailing of the Lusitania from New York warning them that the vessel would be torpedoed or destroyed. and advising them to caned their passages. None ...
... Co >. ill Programme, and Interest. STEAMSHIP MOtICBS. UNARD LINE. ERPOOL TO NEW YORK. From LIVERPOOL 2.30 p.m. Wed., Mav LUSITANIA l5 Sal.. May 8 | TRANSYLVAhIA. Sat, May 22 To CANADA. rom LONDON and LIVERPOOL. AKD LINE. Liverpool; I-ondoa, 51, Blahom* ...
... men, women, and children, took part in the demonstration. Among crowds were hundreds of Before leaving for England in the Lusitania Saturday, D. A. Thomas told the New York correspondent of the Vvestern Mail that his six weeks' visit to the United States ...
... !v' l mBi volvuiff L: e uIUw ttriri - atccji'tob-lity' STIR AT WASHINGTON I stir the XVi'aon latest piece insolence The Lusitania t n l Sv't't'A ’ ’ ff v i i tie ri a ' ' - th-- ir rfl— article 0r‘ tke'i r ! sy: V i’ The sulimuriiie f s-'n f VIO'Y ...
... in ably with the impudent. advertisement = anonymous the American papers by Count and the sent to those to travel in the Lusitania. The action of the Ambassador in causing an advertisement te be in- serted in the public Press, warning passengers that they ...
... amusement at the men's plight. ANONYMOUS TELEGRAMS. WARNING TO LUSITANIA'S PASSENGERS. New York, Saturday. Anonymous telegrams received by scores of passengers just before the sailing of the Lusitania, warning them that, the vessel would be torpedoed or destroyed ...
... Skellings, nine survivors; captain shot. A futile effort was made in New York on Saturday to passengers from sailing in the Lusitania telegrams, under fictitious names, warning them that the ship was doomed. Advertisements of a like character are regarded ...