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... two, the Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk south-west of Kinsale. On Wednesday, in the same neighbourhood, a schooner was sunk by a German submarine, and it is highly probable that the latter remained in wait in the same region for 'the Lusitania. That this ...
... AMERICANS WARNED. ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE, Although the torpedoing the Lusitania comes as a great surpriee, says the Press Association War Special telegram the Germans undoubtedly gave full warning of their intention to sink vessel, teen going to the length ...
... UNSINKABLE AS A SHIP COULD 88. The Lusitania was ohm's' aa • Royal Naval Reserve merchant vessel, and was taken over by the Admiralty for the war. Like her Meier ship the Mauretania, she was 786 feet in length, 88 in breadth, had • gross tonnage of 10 ...
... THE RUSSIAN RETREAT CUT OFF ? TWO LARGE STEAMERS IN ADDITION TO THE LUSITANIA TORPEDOED OFF THE IRISH COAST. THE CREWS' THRILLING EXPERIENCES. The Cunard liner Lusitania, with 1,978 persons on board, was torpedoed by a German submarine 8 miles off the ...
... THE LOST LUSITANIA. • -. 0~4. ' all' W. Indebted to tn. mutiny et News. Coot nod 4 ...
... FAMOUS LUSITANIA'S DEATH BLOW. ...
... torpedoes at us, and we never saw it rise again. The first torpedo took us amidships between the first and second tunnels. The Lusitania shook and settled (lowa a bit and the two other torpedoes quickly following soon finished our ship. Four or five of oar ...
... of the Admiralty announces that the following message has been received from the Admiral at Clueenstown:—' Survivors from Lusitania being landed, those wounded being sent to the Naval and Military Hospital. No names yet rewired.' A later Admiralty telegram ...
... maintenance obelancef the bed. NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND. The report of Sir Hugh (who was a pamenger on the ill-fated Lusitania) Director, on the National Gallery of be- Lad for last year, shows that during 014, worts were added to the collection. Eleven ...
... dietan.' THIS CROWNING INFAMY. If it ehould happily prove. says the Standard, that all fears for the safety of the Lusitaniae living freight are baseless, the fact should not diminish public) resentment over this crowning infamy of the Kaiser and ...
... LUSITANIA'S FATE. ...
... and 10 passengers, and an Admiralty message says that between 600 and 600 were landed, but that many had died. Before the Lusitania left New York a remarkable advertisement appeared in the American newspapers from the German /Embassy officialb warning ...