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... the 2lat day of 1915. R. T. BLACKBURN E, LUSITANIA. —Can any survivor give Mr. P. L. LANCASTTER, 1 Gunnerabury avenue. Ealing, any Information concerning Mr. Frank Lancaster, second saloon pas sengcr? LUSITANIA. —WIU any passenger who knew spoke to Ralph ...
... RECRUITING BOOM To Avenge the Lusitania Victims The recruiting boom, which set in on Saturday as the result of the sinking of the Lusitania, continued on Sunday, and was'in full swing yesterday. Not for sever weeks the Central Recruiting Office in Whitehall ...
... Buildings, LIVERPOOL. Lusitania.— Would friend* ©f Commwider Stackhouse and Mia* Braiwxvaite communicate with 2nd Lieut. F. M. IsMsetter, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Camp. York, was with them at the last moment T LUSITANIA DISA.STER.—James Robert ...
... t soys:—-In reply to inquiries ■'•esterday the Cuuard Company mule the following statement: not know* at what speed the Lusitania was running at tho time of. the disaster, but as a master fact since November she had been running at an average speed of ...
... The submarine pirate* have accomplished the supreme crim« their fiendish campaign bj sinking the giant Canard liner, the Lusitania, the pride the British mercantile marine. The preparations lor this dasUrdl, enterprise, which will shock tho entire civilised ...
... Reserve merchant vessals. The .Lusitania, however, had been taken over lha Admiralty for the - aiater ship Ilia .MaureUnia, was 785 fast in 83 feat in breadth, fif and engines of 68,000 powsr. Jin w Lone trials ths Lusitania dsvatopsd an ».«o i - u • •“-» ...
... than the Lusitania. She had passenger list 391 names, but 12 the traveller* the last moment cancelled their j>aaeagea. tire morning the ship’s sailing the now famous German advertisement warning jx**- sengers which appeared before the Lusitania sailed, ...
... to his mother, .Mrs. Abercromby, Rothienorman. Aberdeenshire, who will be deeply grateful! LUSITANIA.— Mrs. Dingwall, who has lost her husband in the Lusitania, would be most gratwul to anyone who might have seen him his outward journey by the same boat ...
... the final plunge quite number men took leap quite 70 feet into the sea. Many turned over before striking the surface. the Lusitania l'M»k her final plunge, the boilers, 1 think, must have exploded, because immense amount of steam and smoke were emitted ...
... War SpacUl.) AMSTERDAM, Thursday. In on the sinking the Lusitania, headed The Living Rampart,” Voasische -Zcitung *' Jaya whole for the i»s of the great liner the American Government. The Lusitania, the journal, could not be mistaken, and hod no idea of ...
... his flther. O. P. Sandeman, Kensington square. London, W. LUSITANIA.— Dr. A. L. Ritchie, Cavendish, Suffolk, will grateful for any Information Mr. W. Ritchie second saloon passenger. LUSITANIA.— Can any survivor give Mr. LANCASTER, 1 Gunnerebury avenue ...
... total number of -riioncr. id war ’hi the tenth month of the war • LUSITANIA DISASTER More Bodies Discovered (From Oar ComofoafeaU TBEBEHAVZS, Two mure male bodies from the Lusitania have been «ushed ashore on the Bwosw l toast, making » total seven d*}*- ...