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... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA 1,119 PEOPLE MURDERED BY GERMANS. NELSON MOTHER DROWNED: BOY SAVED . by 'Air. J :;ers of >ff Old K aura, torpedoed and rnpi Head, trouth Ireland.. Whit. is weaver ill. Al proved | S'-.ott left of the ! l son for North Adam: followed ...
... THE WRECK OF THE LUSITANIA. 'She wa. sailing along, just nearing home, Like a Queen of the waves she rode the f0am;,.. When ahe Was struck by a eoaard's hand And went down in the deep within Fight of the land. No warning was given, no chance to escape ...
... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. INJURED SURVIVOR DIES IN LIVERPOOL. Among-tbe survivors of the Lusitania disas| ter was Charles Knight, aged sixty-five, of 10, Picton-road, Liverpool. He was employed as a watchman on board the liner, and he was in the water three ...
... GERMANS &, LUSITANIA. LOSS OF LIFE DUE TO A BLUNDER. A metob•r of the German Embassy at, Was4l is given as the authority for the statement that the German Government may state, in explanation of the recent, disaster, that although tie sinking of the ...
... THE LUSITANIA MAIL The Postmaster-General announces that only about 80 bags ot mails were despatched by the Lusitania, the bulk of the United States mail having been forwarded from Xew York by the American liner New York, -1 - tich sailed the same day ...
... LUSITANIA SUNK, GERMANY'S GREATEST SEA CRiiYiE. LINER TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING ...
... Served on the Lusitania. Mr. William Harding, of 21, St. Aiary-street . Latchford, was for two years a member of the crew of the ill-fated Lusitania. He was transferred quite recently, however, to another boat belonging to the same owners. ...
... THI LUSITANIA. (Sank by the brutal Order of Kaiser William II.) storm came down in Luskanie’a track, ocean demon hurled the great waves high; Hone but the Teuton saw the death cloud pack. None but the Teuton saw the great ship die. Fast o’er the sun-flecked ...
... LUSITANIA VERDICT. “TORPEDO WOUNDS THE HEART o¥ MILLIONS.” The following striking verdict was returned by the coromer’s jury at Queenstown on Saturday at the end of the inquest of Mrs. Frances King and - many other Lusi tania victims:— “We find that Mre ...
... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY PAWENCERri . EVIDENCE WANTED. LONDON, Friday. The Board of Trade desire to repeat the 0011:e given on the 12:It lust., nvitir: passenger s l el the huvitsuia who are, cr will shortly be, in or near London. and who are to supply evidence ...
... LUSITANIA VICTIM. LIVERPOOL INQUEST ON CUNARD SERVANT. The death, in Liverpool, of a Lusitania victim formed the subject, to-day, of an inquest before the city coroner, who expressed abhorrence of the cowardly and inhuman sacrifice life. The dead man ...
... FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA. 1t may appear a bit late in the day to write anything more about the Lusitania, congidering how that horrible erime has exhausted one’s power of expletive. But there is another side to the incident which has not received that mead ...