INTEST HEN ATROCITY. BigKING OF THE LUSITANIA
... INTEST HEN ATROCITY. BigKING OF THE LUSITANIA. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING. ...
... INTEST HEN ATROCITY. BigKING OF THE LUSITANIA. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING. ...
... WILFUL AND WHOLE SALE MURDER. THE LUSITANIA INQUEST. FINDING OF THE JURE. KINSALE, Monday.—To-day Mr. Coroner _. 'SECOND STEWARD. John J. Horgan resumed his inquest on three Robert Chisholm, a second etewara, was male and two female bodies lying in the ...
... Since landing I have heard that they all went down with the Lusitania. ULSTER VICTIMS. Mr. Robert M'Cready, who was one of the victims of the Lusitania horror, was the son of Mr. W. J. M'Cready, Oktpark Road. Belfast. He was about 27 years of age, was ...
... AT THE DARDANELLES. HONOURING THE FLAG. CAMPBELL AND EMPIRE DAY. timeemitit xttick, AMERICA AND THE WAR THE LUSITANIA AFFAIR: POSITION OF PRESIDENT WILSRA. A Belfast merchant has received the %flowing letter, dated 13th May, froui.,illan..tork correspondent:— ...
... WAS CARRIED TO THE GRAVE. VOLTURNO HERO ON THE LUSITANIA. HELPS TO SAVE LIVES. SAW BOTH THE TORPEDOES. THRILLING SCENES DESCRIBED. Considerable interest attaches to the story, related in frank, sailor-like style, to • Talegraph representative, by Edward ...
... LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. EXPERIENCES TVIVIDLY DESCRIBED. SAW 40 SWEPT FROX BOAT. TOKEN OF A WOIANII OBATITIIDE. A graphic deeeription of the last 'mane aboard tho Lusitania given a vTelegrapb representative by James Hume, a young seaman, who has just returned ...
... survivors. As the Lusitania want down her stern rose high in the air, and when she took the final plunge quite a number of men took • leap of quite 70 feet into the sea. Many I ' turned over before striking the surface. As I .the Lusitania took her final ...
... A DONEGAL SURVIVOR. Mr. Patrick O'Donnell, a native of Dungloe, County Donegal. one of the Lusitania survivors. arrived in Derry on Sunday. Mr. O'Donnell went down with the vessel, but being a good swimmer, managed to keep afloat until he was picked up ...
... the Department of State to-day, and expressed Germany's deep regret at the loss of American lives by the torpedoing of the Lusitania. The Ambassador remained with Mr. Bryan for fifteen minutes. „ The New York Globe in an editorial article headed, Get ...
... there was a mulled drumlike sound coming from tho direction of the bows of the Lusitania, accompanied by a trembling motion of the ship. immediately afterwards the Lusitania began to list to starboard. With such startling suddenness did it come in that ...
... MR. ROBERT J. ILTREADY, a victim of the Lusitania disaster. Prior to leaving Belfast for Canada a couple of wars ago deceased was twelve years in the employment of Messrs. Charles and RusseS. photographers- 'Royal' Avenue. He was the second eon of Mr ...
... of a Ballymena known in Comida, Mr. Frank Eaton, el the firm of T. Eaton & Co., Toeouto and Winnipeg, were on board the Lusitania when topedoed. These were his rister, Mrs. Burnsid:., and his niece. Miss Iris Burnside. There alto on board three beyers ...