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... Captain Turner was in command of the Lusitania when she went down. The Cunard Company in the past has magnificent record. Never has a single life been lost in one of its ships by collision or wreck. The Lusitania floated for forty minutes after she was ...
... Wednesday Morning, May 12, 1915. THE LUSITANIA. To the wanton outrage on the defenceless citizens of Belgium, the German Government have added a fresh crime against God sud wan by the sinking of the Lusitania. There were close upon two thousand souls ...
... words the coroner's jury huh -at at Kinsale on Monday on several cietims of the Lusitania indicated the authors of the greatest crime of the war. The loss of the Lusitania waa the subject of revere questions in the House of Commons on 3londay. Mr. Churchill ...
... ant pear on which the second of the twq 1 so amen started on her maiden %tome. An yeeinkahle Ship,. tH the two ships th; Lusitania was built by Messrs Min Brown and Company at their Clydebank yard and the Mituretanir by Messrs Swan, Hunter. and Wigham ...
... strongly to the enemy within our gates, namely, the consideration of their own personal safety. Since the torpedoing of the Lusitania—or, perhaps, from the time when gas was first employed by the enemy—the temper of the people has undergone ah impressive ...
... 4th inst., when Captain Max Muller, superintendent of the North German Lloyd in the United State.. declared: As for the Lusitania, we shall get her surely. She '4 not as fast as some of our latest sub.narinica. If Americans go despite of Total 'wing warned ...
... similar offence. The court then adjourned. Eighty Bags of Malls on the. Lusitania. The Postmaster-General announces that only about eighty .bags of mails were despatched by the Lusitania, the bulk of the United States mail having been forwarded from New York ...
... It is well to bear these facts in mind when considering the anti- German demonstrations which, since the sinking of the Lusitania, have taken place up and down the country. Public opinion, fair and just as it was, has been.nghteously aroused to fury ...
... SHE DO? Few countrllla have ever beei placed in a more &Awl r 4. position than has the United Stites by the sinking of the Lusitania (writes Sydney Brooks in the Daily Mail ). home 900 American lives have been lost. A tornado of the fiercest indignation ...
... A KILKENNY SURVIVOR. Mr. Byrne, of Paulstown, L'ounty Kilkenny, who was a passenger on the Lusitania, arrived in Kilkenny on Monday last, looking none the worse of his ordeal. He had with him his li`ebelt, which be said he would treasure as a souvenir ...
... appearance. have been received in aid of t he fund to provide comforts for Callan soldiers who are prisoners of war in THE LUSITANIA. Germany:— i Collected by Messrs Michael Shelly. To the wanton outrage on the defence- John J. Dunne and W. Egan : less citizens ...
... the sinking of the Lusi-• long identified and to the successful lurid imagination (writes Beach tania. The sinking of the Lusitania, carrying through, which they Tightly Thomas to l)ie Daly Mail ). Cer- with its wholesale asearsination of deattach so much ...