... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Tlie total loss life in connection with the Lusitania disaster is approximately 15C2. There were 2160 persons on board, and 705 were rescued, but of this number 45 succumbed later. The passengers of American nationality on ...

... LUSITANIA SUNK BY TORPEDO. was reported in Glasgow yesterday a.ftornoon that the Canard Inner Lusitania had been torpedoed off K insale Head. One report said the vessel was beached, and another that she sank in deep water. She went down at 2.33. This ...

... BOARD THE ILL-FATED LUSITANIA. MOTHERWELL MAN’S EXPERIENCES. One of the passengers on board the Lusitania, which was torpedoed and soak by the Germans last Friday off the coast of Ireland, was Mr Robert C. Wright, Cleveland. Ohio, who was on his wav to ...

... the Germans. The Lusitania Disaster. Among the paseengens on board the Lusitania Mr Peter Reid, third son of Mr Archibald Reid, of Cozieglen, Carluke. Mr Reid was booked to return home the Cameron ia, but was traneferred to the Lusitania. His name appeared ...

... United States formally demands that the Imperial Government should account for the loss of American lives in the sinking the Lusitania, and for violations American rights in the war zone.” and also for that there shall no repitition such events and such practices ...

... trained to rid©. It is hoped that there will a ready response from Lanark. THE LUSITANIA. LANARK NATIVES ON BOARD. Amongst the miEsmg in connection with the sinking the Lusitania are Mrs James Ta.it Murray (nee Margaret Gray), native of Lanark, who. along ...

... Alyth. RANKIN.—At Fairview Plane, the 11th inst.. Janet Lang, in her 76th year, relict William Rankin. the sinking of the '' Lusitania.” Perter. aged 50, third son of Arohd Reid, Ooxieglcn. Carluke: deeply mourned. RITCHIE.—At 7 Omoa Road. Cloland, on the ...

... of Cleveland, Ohio (bother of Mr A. L. Wright, burgh prosecutor, Motherwell), whose wonderful escape from the torpedoed Lusitania was recorded last. week, has just had the further experience of being arrested as Gorman spy. was his way Rothesay when was ...

... aafety of a Mrs Thomson, married daughter Mr Robert Dongxaa, CampbeU s Buildings. Clydeedalo last when became known that the Lusitania had beeu torpedoed off the Irish Coast. Mrs Thomson had originally booked her passage in tne Cameroma, that liner pamengers ...

... one. Ihe white gloves have not arrived yet, however. Mr J. B. M'Lennan, Richmond -. bos Lang, was a rat-class passenger Lusitania, and on .enquiry it was to*'®®® that no information had been received with reference to him. Lieutenant Guy D. 8. McLean ...

... . The Chairman at this point intimated a message from lord Rosebery which read follows;—No need for a message. The name Lusitania ’ should inspire the heart of every true patriot.” Lieut. Meikle. back from the front as result of being woonded. gave graphic ...

... More especially this the since the dastardly outrage Friday which fare si»oolced the enure oiv-iiieed world. sinking of the Lusitania with its precious human freight is a horror too unspeakable for words, and the very last that one might expect from the notions ...