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... in The death-roll of the Lusitania’s passengers | yed at by the Germas officers commanding the sub which appeared to have been in considerable 1 eo Etonian was repeatedly chased by su politan and headed off from the Lusitania, forte miles away when rhe ...
... WHOLE FAMILY LOST. . Among the passengers lost the Lusitania was Mr. Paul Crompton, first cousin of Mr. Gsrakl Bscsly, the chairman of the Birmingham Licensing Justice*. company with his wife, sis children, and a nurse, via returning England, from which ...
... craw. Lord Mersey said tbe Court would ait at Caxlon Hall for the Lusitania enquiry, and did not think judgment with regard to Falsba would de- Uvered until after the cate of tho Lusitania had been heard. Ho wonld not formally eloao this Court, because ...
... Messrs. Montgomery, Jones and Go., London, took the initial tive. He made speech, in which alluded to the sinking of the Lusitania, and moved a resolution that all Germans and Austrians, naturalised or nonnaturalised, should leave the Exchange. Liverpool ...
... GERMAN CLUBS CLOSED IN SYDNEY. Thursday. Following upon the Lusitania’s sinking the danger reprisals has compelled the military authorities to closo the two German dubs in Sydney.—Central News. notification has been received that Private Lawrence Gahso ...
... them from shelHag the troops Amo* ATLANTIC SENSATION. LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. SUNK OFF THE IRISH COAST. i m PASSENGERS AND CREW. The Naval Censor* the Press Bureau have passed statement that the Lusitania boa been torpedoed, glxe went down to-day at 2.33 London ...
... to-day three male and two female bodies in the mortuary, Kinsale, which were brought ashore after the torpedoing of the Lusitania. District Inspector Wanaborough was present representing the Crown. The early morning train from Cork and brought number ...
... KENILWORTH AND THE DISASTER. Two young daughters Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Haary Street, Kenilworth, both went down with the Lusitania. Local feeling was expressed, to tome extent, by the speech Dr. Growte made Last night at tha meeting of the Urban District ...
... Speaking of the warning which was given before the Lusitania sailed, Mr. Houneell said that everybody thought was German bluff. The warning telegrams which were sent passengers on board before the Lusitania sailed were only sent to Americans. Mr. Hounsell ...
... i 5 MORE SURVIVORS. j- e Press -»uroaa this afternoon that farther lias been received that forty-five more the Lusitania have been landed drifter. itore reports hare been received and the number survivors already may be regarded as approziflu'.*!. correct ...
... Wednesday. President Wilson has virtually decided on the first step of the Government’s policy a result the linking of the Lusitania. The President will promptly in day two. The draft of the communication will send to Germany was submitted the Cabinet yesterday ...
... on the surface, but no living persons. Captain Matthews was unknown tome. Eighteen knots was not the normal speed of the Lusitania. ordinary peace times could make 25 knot*, but war time her speed was reduced to 21 knots. My reason for going knots was ...