... BECKENHAM LOSSES. We deeply regret to learn that among the pacsengers on the Lusitania were Mrs. Leverich and her daughter. Mrs. Leverich was a sister of Mrs. T. C. Cole and had lived many years in Beckenham. The two ladies went on a visit to their old ...

... Mr. Edward Hardiman, received a postcard from an American chum, who writing in cheerful tone, said he was %Ailing in the Lusitania the following The card arrived das after the ill f4lc-d vessel had gone down, and up to the present moment, Mr. Hai-dim:in ...

... MURDERERS. HOW THE NEWS CAME TO BECK ENHAM. LOCAL RESIDENTS AMONCAT nit; DEAD AND THE SAVED. The news of the sinking of the Lusitania reached CRII office just after five o'clock on Friday afternoon, li.ut though the message came from an absolutely- reliable ...

... • SAVED ! BECKENHAM RESIDENT'S ESCAPE. Mr. James Baker,of Bieck - fey Road, Beckenham, one of the survivors of the Lusitania tells the following story :- went to my cabin (B :deck) at i.su to pack, as all heavy baggage was to collected at b p.m. I )at ...

... used 1 i• i Beckenham h.,s had, apart from that which is geneiat, a deep special interest in the appalling disaster to the Lusitania, in which so many lives have been lost through the murdcrous policy of our foe,, who regard neither civilian nor neutral ...