... THE TRAGEDY OF THE LUSITANIA The whole world has been horrified the tragedy of the Lusitania. The great Cunarder torpedoed German sub- xnarine off the south-west coast I>eland last Friday afternoon, with appalling loss of life, about 1,400 non-combatauts—men ...

... The Lusitania Sunk THE TOLL OF THE DEAD SATURDAY. -late last niglit was the fixst detailed report the loss of life the Lusi- disaster that few of the n>crir.ng Pers had the news. The figures, as daring the day, were as follow Daesengers 1255 Dre-w Total ...

... record-breaker was Lusitania’s sister-Cnnarder tho Mauretania, which is the present bolder the record. The capital value of the Lusitania is estimated at not less than one and half million pounds. The Board of Trade inquiry into the Lusitania disaster is to ...

... afternoon. DID NOT SAIL. Anxiety that wad felt in Northampton concerning Mr. C. Brown, who was thought to have been on the Lusitania, was allayed Saturday evening, when a letter was received by Mr. H. H. Woolnough, St. Ja^neB , , stating that Mr. Brown was ...

... “KULTUR’S” LATEST COUP. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Over 1,100 Lived Lost. sensation of unspeakable horror was caused on Friday afternoon last by tbe news that the great Cunard liner, the Lusitania, had been torpedoed and sunk a. German submarine when less ...

... PLACE NORTHAMPTON. A VAST STOCK OF CLOTHING TO BE SEEN Y TIME. The Lusitania —and After. TN a war whose magnitude exceeds that of all previous world conflicts, the sinking of the Lusitania has for several •lays filled the public mind. There is no sign that ...

... House, Northamptonshire, and New York, who were tw of the victims of the insane crime committed the Germans in sinking the Lusitania. Gathered in the church were many who had known and esteemed Mr. and Mrs. Honey hunting and social circles onr county. There ...

... and Airs. •L Hooley, of Northampton, have arrived 7? ly at America. They left England on “he St. Paul the day after the Lusitania as torpedoed. , Among the passengers who returned America on Sunday board the Transylvania were Mr. and Airs. Severs. . ...

... place upon record its detestation and horror at the unequalled crime committed by the German nation in the sinking of the Lusitania, and wishes tender its deepest sympathy with Miss Loney, of Guilsborough, in the sad loss she has suffered the death her ...

... Wednesday, having come from Boston in the Allan liner Carthaginian. Pell had been down to the ...

... have reached safety. Mrs. King, a sister of Mr. W. 11. Stevens, the well-known clothier of Winslow, was a passenger on the Lusitania, and was on her way to England to pay a visit to her son, who on Friday morning left Winslow for Liverpool to meet his mother ...

... reek; Now, God’s name, from Whom your greatness hows, Sister, will yon not speak ? Britannia to America. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. ...