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... CUNARD LINE LIVERPOOL to NEW - YORK, From Liverpool at 2-30 p.m. Tuscania, Sun., May 9.,’[s‘\':n|iil.. Sat.. May 22. Lusitania, Sat., May 15. | M'retania, Sat., May 29 Anply CUNARD LINE, Liverpool: London, 51, Bishopsgate, 8.C.; 29-30, Cockspur-street ...
... magistrates for such attacks and for thefts. A feeling of resentment against those responsible for the destruction of the Lusitania was perfect'y patural, but the folly and cruelty of such acts could not be too strongly condemned. It was a revelation of ...
... time when Germany has ‘cut herself off {from the last shred of sympathy in every neutral country Though the sinking of the Lusitania had no direct influence on the popular demand in Italy for intervention on the side of the Allies, it undoubtedly helped ...
... each case. . HASLINGDEN MAN MISSING. Amongst those for whom fears are entertained of loss in the torpedoed liner, the “ Lusitania,” is a Haslingden gentleman, Mr, James R. Kelly, head of the nrm of James R. Kelly and Co., engineers, of Leeds. Though many ...
... SWax.] Mr. Elbert Hubbard was one of the victims sacrificed to the theory of German * frightfulness 7 in the sinking of the Lusitania. A short paragraph published in a Jeading morning newspaper deseribes him a gifted American ‘“ whose personality and words ...
... neutrals after the attempt. to enforece the ‘“ Mlockade” upon our own vessels had hopelessly failed. The torpedoimg of the Lusitania js but the climax, so far, to t.gc policy. which has for its object the foiling' of. the. efforts of our Admirally and i ...
... at his home in Henry-street. It will be lemembered that he had booked his passage from the United States by the illfated Lusitania and that his relatives feared that he had been drowned. Then came news that he had not sailed by that vessel and had transferred ...
... they realised and adimnired the spirit of these lads who were going to fight for their country. The sorrows and pain of the Lusitania dis‘aster has unified in a common brotherhood many of those who are 16ft to prove their sympathetic théught for humanity ...