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... THE LUSITANIA DiSASTEfI. GERMANS PREVENTED RESCUE. Captain Wood, the steamer Eionia, has arrived Boston, U.S.A., from Liverpool, and reports that bis and other steamships in the vicinity were prevented from going to the asestaxtce of the Lusitania the ...
... VICTIM OF THE LUSITANIA News has reached Gatehouse this week that Mr Arthur Grimshaw, son of Mr James Grimshaw, Didsbury, Manchester, lost his life tho Young Grimsbaw wad in business New York, and was progressing most successfully. He was c ...
... A LUSITANIA VICTIM. Among those who lost their lives in the Lusitania disaster was the Rev. J. A. Beattie, M.A. A native of Eskdalemuir, Dumfriesshire, he graduated at Glasgow University, and after some years spent a master in Newcastle Academy he proceeded ...
... PASSENGERS ON LUSITANIA. Mr Adams, farmer, Barhtcro, Twynholra, yesterday received t ...
... of Mr Baird/ ironmonger, Annan. He w'as promoted to be chief electrician on the Lusitania nine months ago. sj I;. ■ MR GEORGE HUTCHINSON, Chief Electrician of the Lusitania ...
... TWO TORPEDOES FIRED Rescued passengers from the Lusitania were landed at on Friday night, number being in an exlraustoil condition. Some were removed on stretchers, and a few liad succnmbed. liad only the clothes they Mr Ernest journalist, an interview ...
... states that the Lusitania was armed auxiliary cruiser; that she carried boxes of ammunition, and that the greatest part the cargo consist©*.! of contraband. Mr A. A. Booth, chairman the Company, issued the followiiig reply: The Lusitania was not armed ...
... but that Miss x J oily jSichci, sister-in-iaw of Dean Mcgerloy, Du.o. .ies, is amonfeob the unfortunate victims the r the Lusitania.. Lo .n AlogerJey loft Dumfries lor Queenstown Monday with a view to making inq iries, and a telegram rc-coived from hi.a ...
... warnin„ the Lusitania and directions for her course. But 1 think it would not be ri ...
... ship. About an hour before the disaster the captain of the Lusitania had sighted a submarine some distance off, and avoided it changing the course of his ship. She says that the men on the Lusitania were most considerate, and stood aside until the women and ...
... MR R. L. STARK Amongst the members the crew the Lusitania who have lost their lives Mr R. L. Stark, brother of the late Mr J°mes St-ark, solicitor, Dumfries, and the late Mrs John Cradock. Glencoe, Ardwall Road. Mr Stark had been the employment the Cnnard ...
... “WILFUL MURDER.* The jury, having found that the docea.‘»ed nK»t their deaLlie as the result of the torpedoing of the Lusitania hy German submarine, added to their verdict; “W© find that this appalling crime contrary tb all international law, and the ...