... THE LUSITANIA REPORT Just before leaving New York, amother ruoon%:r stated, mewsboys were bawlin‘ the oss of the Lusitania, but the passengers flocking to the Transylvania declinsd to credit the report. A few besame se scared, however that they left the ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER, Graphic stories of the disaster were narrated by terror-stricken survivors who were landed at Queenstown. Six hundred and fifty living and 48 dead were brought ashore altogether, about 300 being taken by a tramp steamer to England ...

... CGa!way Port Project and Lusitania Tragedy. Salmon Pool, Dublin. 12th May, 1915. To the Editor of the *Galway Observer. Sir—The Lusitania tragedy proves to the hilt the necessity of this Western port te which liners could travel to tne very wouth of the ...

... LUSITANIA MURDERS. GREAT NUMBER IRISH CATHOLI@S. 1t is impossible to tell with absolute accuracy how many Catholics were in the crew of the great Cunarder, which was the pride of the port of Liverpeol. Investigations carefully pursued shew that they must ...

... Awful Experience OF BALLYMACWARD LADY. 2% PASSENGER ON THE LUSITANIA. TNO HOURS IN THE WATER. Among the survivors on the Lusitania is a Miss Kenny from Blllymacward. This young lady was in Ballinasloe on Wednesday, and her story of the torpedoing of the ...

... minutes elapsed from the time the first torpedo struck the Lusitania until she disappeared In the House of Commons on Monday Mr Churchill said the Admirality sent a warning to the captain of the Lusitania, with directions as to the course to be taken, but, pending ...

... good source that the German reply to the American Note will be sent on Thursday, and that it will justify the attack on the Lusitania on the ground that the captain of the submarine affirms in his rep rt that he fired only one torpedo, and thas the second ...

... Wholesale Murder. VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY. The captain's own story of the loss of the Lusitania was told for the first time at the inquest at Kinsale on Monday morning on the bodies of five victims. It was the plain narrative of a kindly unaffected ...

... Statement le the In the House of Commons, Mr Churchill said the Admiralty sent • warning to the captain of the Lusitania, with directions as to the course to be taken, but, pending an in quiry, he declined to say any more on the subject. Neither could ...

... ‘ompany to know, I would feel very much if you would kindly insert my letter and the correspondence attached thereto. The Lusitania tragedy will materially improve wy Port Project position. This I feel sure you will be glad to hear. ...

... foreigners through the streels. Public forbearance has, it is true, been trained to the breaking-point ty the sinking of the Lusitania, following as it did the enemy's enlployment of ,poisonous gas against our soldiers in the trenches. But two blacks do not ...

... A HERO'S DEATH. In one house, amongst many pathetic sights, is a group of two, a rugged sailor of tbe Lusitania crew and a little child. They were picked up both of them dead, the baby strapped on to the man's shoulders. It speaks in silent eloquence ...