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... THE LUSITANIA. A Queenst&wri message, to-day, says the Flying Fish has returned from the western ports with 17 bodies of Lusitania's victims. The' bodies are on view for identification, but no prominent person has been identified. One body is that of ...
... LOST ON THE LUSITANIA. RlTSON—l*>st, on It.M.S. in his 24th year, Isaac (Will), deavly-bcloved son Mrs. llitson, 73, Beaumont-street. SHAMM.-By the sinking of th« ltM.b Lusitauia, Sydney tlio dearly-belov ...
... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. WOMEN PINNED BELOW UPTURNED BOAT. Additions have been made to the number of Lusitania victims whose bodies have been recovered. The tug Flying Fish conveyed to Queenstown the bodies of eight women and nine men. An upturned lifeboat ...
... LUSITANIA MEMORIAL. TO-DAY'S SERVICE AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Singularly impressive wae the Lusitania memorial service to-day, at St. Peter's Church, Liverpool. It drew together a most representative body, composed of men and women of every station, who ...
... POOR LUSITANIA. According to a 'London Evening News cable, Captain Mux Muller.the superintendent of the North Gorman-Lloyd Line New York, in an interview with the head of the German Neutrality League, declares that the British , flag will shortly ...
... LUSITANIA'S SLAYER. OFFICIAL NEWS FROM VON BEHNCKE, An Amsterdam message to-day says the German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania, compiled from the report oommander the submarine, ha 3 been received from Berlin, signed Captain Von Behncke ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND. The contributions previously acknowledged nmount to £3,766 Additional subscriptions received by the Lord Mivof include-:*—Messrs. William and Co., £100; Mr. F. Albreeht. £50; Mrs. l>avid Jnrdirrc. £50; Mr. E S. Frisch, £50: Mr. ...
... WHERE THE LUSITANIA WAS SUNK. ...
... A LUSITANIA SURVIVOR. CASE AGAINST A TRIMMER DISMISSED AT WALLASEY. One the survivors of the Lusitania disaster, a trimmer named Frank M'Kenna, aged twenty-one of Laburnum Cottages, brought before the Wallasey magistrates to-day charged with having been ...
... LUSITANIA PURSER'S FUNERAL. The funeral of Mr. James Alexander M'Cubbin, the purser of the Lusitania, took place at Sinithdown-road Cemetery, to-day, the presence of very large and representative gathering mourners. The coffin was covered with t!io Union ...