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... INFORMATION. (Later). A telegram received later in Tralee says the Lusitania was sunk by a submarine of Kinsale. There were 1,500 on board. This is not, however, an official message, (The Lusitania, as our readers are aware, is one of the newest and largest ...
... | RUSSIANS LOS ES GERMAN CI.AIMS CHINA AN! JAPAN P. A. War Special (I'riday) It was rumeoured in Tralee to-d - t¥ai thi2 Lusitania was sunk by a submarine, Some large vessels have been sunk by Corman submarines, The Kaiser has returned 1o Bi6riin prior ...
... TO-DAYS SPECIAL TELEGRAMS THE LUSITANIA. IS IT LOST? SENSATIONAL RUMOUR IN TRALEE. It was rumoared to-day in Tralee that the Lusitavia was sunk by a German submarine and all on board drowned. At the time of writing (5 p.m.) our telegraphic service did ...
... trawlers have 100 bodies aboard. THE NATIOniALITiES OF THE PASSEk6:RS. The Cunard Company report the nationalities of the Lusitania’s passengers was as follows : SALOON PASSENGERS. British Americans Greek Swedes Mexican Swiss SECOND CLASS. British Americans ...
... ItATEST NEWS. THE WAR Latest Particulars of tlie Sinking the Lusitania. Great Loss of Life. The Exchange Co’a Queenstown correspondent telegraphing this morning says—22 of the passengers and craw landed at Queenstown have died. Nearly all the officers ...
... Lusitanis should have been caught in broad daylight in the vicinity of the Irish coast. It was expected tbat the captain of the Lusitania would take the same measure of precaution other recent voyages since the submarine danger became acute. This consisted in ...
... ZEPPELIN RAID ON \ ENGLAND THIS MORNING DUNKIRK AGAIN BOMBARDED : Tae LUSITANIA SURVIVORS STORIES WORLD-WIDY INI TGNATION GERMAN NAVAL LOSS BRITISH W._. HIP ~UNK Kaisers Wire--706 000 () ?ussians Lost P. A. War Specin] (Monduy) There was a Zeppelin ...
... AMERICAN HORROR. WILD WITH EXCITEMENT. New York, Friday America i« wild with excitement over the sinking of the Lusitania by a German snbmarine. The giant Cunavder carried 2 bheavy list of passeagers for war time- it ptalling for all classes 1 315 Two ...
... HOW IT WENT DOWN. Before the Lusitania left New York the Germans threatened that she would be sunk. The **Times correspondent, cabling from New York on 2nd April, said: ‘“Most of the leading passengers aboard the Lusitania, which sailed for Liverpool yesterday ...
... those who lost their lives jy the ill-fated Lusitania, W.nj. had been issued, but ye MOting was taken of them, Did I}, authorities believe, as {he Passe,. gers believe, there Wis N 0 pey| danger ahead® 1f they i they are not to blame, hat ¢ they qug; ...
... real danger, and [ these who travel to and from Qiu-i ;!:ul!s of the Dritish Isles fuko‘ toveat visks. The sinking of {he | Lusitania is one of those thim:s' Mr. Tough now presents a “‘‘; rwhich compel us to realise the Ll:::; ’:;. m:l;’:i:: S S | te ...
... STOPPING TO PICK UPP A PILOT The “Da‘ly Exvress™ naval correspondent writes: — Many questions are raised hy the sinking of the Lusitania which have not fignred in the sink‘ng of other mer chantmen. Evory one will he eurious to learn whether there was a warship ...