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... LUSITANIA NO’ RMED., OFFICIAL GIVES GERMANS THE LIE DIRECT. The attention of Mr. Dudley Malone, Col- lector of the Port of New York, was called to the statement that the German Government justified the sinking of the Lusitania on the ground that she was ...
... “i 2SURV RS The Lusitania, which was torped by the Germans on her way to Liver- poo! from New York on Friday afternoon and sank ia from #5 to 20 minutes, went down with 1,388 of the total of 2,160 persons on board. Of the passen- gers 498 were saved and ...
... The liner sailed on the appointed day, and one of the eleven hundred victims of the German made a crime in torpedoing the Lusitania. asant and uneventful voyage until, off the Old Head of Kinsale, that landmark | on the south eoast of lre'and familiar to ...
... a? At the inquest he'd in Kinsale on the victims of the “‘ Lusitania” crime, the jury returned the logical verdict of wilfal murder against the German Emperor, the German Government, and the crew of a German On the same day, Mr. Bonar Law, speaking in ...
... those saved. They passed through terrible experiences, and had very remarkable escapes. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, aud was picked up unconscious after being in the water three-and-a-half hours. * The liner was torpedoed without notice ...
... K LAS Ii is to fraine a connected account of the last minutes of the Lusitania from the extraordinarily graphic survivors stories, gays the 7’im The saloon passengers were The ex et lunch when vhe ship was struck. piosion had the sound of “a loud, volumi ...
... liner’s stern rose high out of the water. There was a thunderous roar, as of the collapse of a great building, and then the Lusitania disappeared, dragging hundreds of human beings into the vortex. The sea grew black with the figures of struggling men, women ...
... Fioder re- warded on returriag same to Rost. M‘Muctay, Brigadia. 22p. A Castledawson ictim The horror of the sinking of the Lusitania was intensified in Castledawson, when it became known that Mr. William Dale. a native of Tullinskey, was among the victims ...
... AND OMAS AGNEW, Who were homeward bound on the Lusitania when she was torpedoed by a German submarine. Mr. and Mrs Agnew were resident in Monnessen, Pennsylvania, four years, and were returning to Ballylummin, Ahoghill. Tom Agnew, carpenter, was son of ...
... down with passengers and erew. Hurrah! a thousand German lives ‘twill save. ‘o guard one field-grey hero we would strew Ten Lusitanias ‘neath the wave.” ‘ot inappropriately it is signed “* Caliban.” Sons ee ——————_—_—_ he report of the death of Captain A ...
... Kaiser an” favourably. This is the second time he has | Mary ‘Caughey, Miss M. Whyte, Mr. the ither divels for sinkin’ the Lusitania, but been wounded, sustaining the previous one that'll no’ bother them much President in the left hand in December last, ...