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... THE LUSITANIA. The Last Voyage. THE FINAL SCENES.—T DESCRIPTIONS. The detailed account the sinking of the Lusitania provides a remarkable record of shameful tragedy and glorious heroism. The fuller stories now to hand the scenes prior to, during, and ...
... SIIGOMANS STORY. RESCUE FROM LUSITANIA, Thrilling Experience. ...
... Mr. P. M‘Lougfalia. Survivor the Lusitania Disaster. ...
... n and their desire to assist in the continuance of the work which it has undertaken. THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. » Reference was made to the sinking of the Lusitania, and resolution of sympathy was passed with th© relatives of the victims of oue of the most ...
... WALKIE, Botbouriok. Tfia Sligo Gbampioo. TRUTH CONQUERS. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1015. LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. It is no exaggeration to state that the sinking of the liner Lusitania has sent thrill of horror throughout the whole civilised world. When the first messages ...
... Jupiter. AMERICAN PRESS AND THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. The World (New York) makes tlm following strong editorial reference to the sinking the Lusitania . “The circumstances cud the consequences the destruction of the Lusitania German submarine call for all ...
... the Press- man’s request. “I got aboard the Lusitania,” he t>aid, “on Saturday morning, Ist May, 1915, about 10 o’clock. On the first evening of our voyage passed two warships, and on the second day the Lusitania collected the mail ...
... seaward side a regular thin, white track of foam appeared on the water, steadily and quickly lengthening out towards the Lusitania. A voice shouted, “Look at the peri scope/* and some of the passengers state that they caught a brief glimpse of the periscope ...
... and crew calmed the passengers, and while trying to reassure them and to deal with the general confusion on the docks, the Lusitania began list heavily starboard. Then came the second torpedo, striking the vessel eomewhat further forward than the first. ...
... relatives and friends of the innocent men, women and children so foully and cruelly done to death through the sinking the Lusitania the sailors Germany; that we record our deepest detestation this the greatest crime against non-combatants the annals of ...
... the activities of submarines along that coast previously. The Fastnet was passed about 8 o'clock, and for some time the Lusitania proceeded slowly there was a heavy sea mist. This, however, gradually lifted, and the day became beautifully fine and clear ...
... spared to return safely home when the war over. Copies of this resolution to be sent the Press.” Ex-President Roosevelt and Lusitania Disaster. OBITUARY. Mr. Joseph Quigley, Ratbnarrow. it with feelings of deep regret •that announce the death the above young ...