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... PARENTS' SUSPENSE. Mrs. Hume was glancing casually through, the pages when to her horror saw the grim tidings of the Lusitania's fate. The hours of terrible suspense that followed may well be imagined, and it need scarcely said that the wire which arrived ...
... ss; timothy. 6d per cwt. 2#.9d -3s lOd per cw* LUSITANIA SURVIVORS. EXPERIENCES VIVIDLY DESCRIBED. SAW 40 SWEPT FROM BOAT. TOKEN OF WOMAN’S GRATITUDE. A graphic description the last scene aboard tho Lusitania was given a Telegraph representative James ...
... lives of innocent and unarmed men. The jury would have no alternative 'but to find .that lives of the passengers of the Lusitania were unlawfully, deliberately, and maliciously taken away. The Foreman—No alternative whatever. The Coroner—There has been ...
... paying TWO ATTACK!XT PILOTS DEAD. the following details of the encounter. manoeuvred skilfully and quickly and gave for the Lusitania episode. list subsenp. H . “On Monday two Zeppelins passed over the bulky airship no chance. In less than tions published ...
... Serious anti-German rioting occurred on Tuesday night in th© East End of London, w hen. consequence undoubtedly of the Lusitania outrage and the air raid Southend. there was an apparently concerted atta>>a on alien enemies in Poplar, Limehouse. Stepney ...
... doctrine of Ik preached against your country! V°ur fellow-countrymen asphyxiated methods forbidden all laws cilvilisati the Lusitania, and remember Germany's avowed policy is deprive ; Hritish liberty, and to impose upon ; their ideals of tyranny and bullying ...
... the charge against him? Accused do. A remand for week was ordered, request for bail being made. AMERICA AND THE WAR THE LUSITANIA AFFAIR. POSITION OF PRESIDENT WILSON. A Belfast merchant has received the following letter, dated 13th May, from a New York ...
... nothing going full steam ahead for the last lap. The officials-went up to him. took him b? passenger, who travelled on the Lusitania more than phantom Flying Dutchmen/ and increased vibration alone was enough to show arm, and ‘led ntm away. . . on her last ...
... regret has been felt throughout Ballyclare and district the loss Mr. Archibald M'Hroy, who. Went down with the illfated Lusitania. Mr. MTlroy was born and brought up at “ Park,” Ballyclare. and received his early education at the Old School.” now used ...
... Moderator of th© General Assembly, presiding. There was a large attendance of members. LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. The Moderator referred to the loss of the Lusitania, strongly condemning the authors and perpetrators of this grave outrage, and expressing in the ...
... the Department of Stale to-day, and expressed Germany’s deep regret at the loss of American lives the torpedoing of the Lusitania. The Ambassador remained with Mr. Bryan for fifteen ini nates. The New York ’‘Globe in an editorial article headed, “Get ...
... Size only. SPECIAL LARNE AGENT- Hr. CARLETON, Chemist, Dunlnce St. Mrs. M. A. HUME, formerly of Belfast, a victim of the Lusitania disaster. AT MILL PRICES. Ref- Trade Mark. , .!■■■■ ANY LENGTH CUT. SENT CABBIAGE PAID. lIP/ ...