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... Lusitania survivors.—Mr. Bernard 1 Drake. Copyhold, Cucktield, will grateful for any information concerning his son. Audley Drake, Saloon Passenger. ...
... LUSITANIA.— Dr. A. L. Ritchie, Cavendish, Suffolk, will prnteful for any information iogarding Mr. W. J. Ritchie second saloon pass^ger. ...
... Lusitania survivors.—Any person who can give any Information regarding j{. Preston Prichard (possibly mistaken for V. Pickard) Kindiy Communicate once Mrs. Prichard. Brocken hurst road, Ramsgate, Kent, who will be deeply grateful. ...
... Lusitania disaster.— Rub«it Kelly. Leeds, Engineer, age 43, height Sit. 7in., clean shaven, and '•ell built.—VVill any survivor, passenger, offeer, or c-ew, able to give any Information concernuig above Second Saloon Passenger in the disaster, l»leaso ...
... Lusitania survivors.—Mr. Ernest e. Lloyd, 2/t Victoria street, Westminster, would grateful for any Information regarding Mr. and Mrs. Harry o, Keser, Saloon Passengers. ...
... write to his mother, Mrs. Abercromhy, Rothienorman. Aberdeenshire. who will he deeply grateful? LUSITANIA.— Mrs. Dingwall, who has lost her husband in the Lusitania, would mo»t grateful anyone who might have seen him his outward journey the same boat on April ...
... Miss Rollaway and Miss Liegeld both went down with the Lusitania, but wore ultimately eared. They have their arms and legs much Injured by wreckage, and hare told their terrible experiences to the Press. fore, behoved everyone to exercise eoononly I in ...
... papers in America. The day just before the sailing of the Lusitania from America there appeared in the New York papers ...
... of the Pieee upon the sinking «! the Lusitania doubt as Nor. opinion. Ti.c ’ Aflenpost saqs: —The while world looks with horror and detestation ou the event. MorgcnbUd * declaies the new* the»iiiking the Lusitania puts for the tune being all other events ...
... CRIME GIANT CUNARD LINER TORPEDOED LUSITANIA SUNK OFF CORK COAST Disaster Witnessed from Kinsale Head GREAT SHIP GOES DOWN IN TWENTY MINUTES Twice Struck by Torpedoes Fired from Submarine HOW THE LUSITANIA SANK Descriptions by Survivors ...
... WARNINGS ADVERTISEMENT IN THE NEW YORK PAPERS BOGUS TELEGBAHS TO PASSENGERS The Association says—Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes as great surprise the Germans undoubtedy gave full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going to the ...
... a steward on the Lusitania; Dr..O'Connor, Mr. C. E. Armstrong, D. 1., who Queenstown; and Mr. Sydney King, son of a victim, witnesses at represented the authorities. the inquest. Mr. Wm. P. Harkness, assistant purser on the Lusitania, attended the Inquest ...