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... SPEED OF THE LUSITANIA Thu Press Association Liverpool ooneapoadent says, in reply inquiries yesterday morning, the Canard Company made the following statement :-•• Wu do not know at what speed the Lusitania was running at time of the disaster, bat, matter ...
... LLOYD’S AND THE LUSITANIA. EfFect on Shipping “Negligible.” Comparative quietude reigned Lloyd’s when business opened on Saturday morning. There were no signs of excitement, although the lose of the Lusitania waa admitted to be the bigrest shipping disaster ...
... LUSITANIA NOT ARMECX la reply Xaw York Tribaae,’* wMch cmbM that the EabaMj stated that the wao armed. Mr. Booth, chairman of the (unard Cooipaßy, •rat the The Lueitama not armed in any way. She wao built with the Hrrtif«h CoTemment, under which t>be ...
... 1,500 People Murdered in Cold Blood THE TRAGEDY OF THE LUSITANIA. SCENES OF HORROR OFF THE IRISH COAST. Many Women and Children Drowned. SOME LOCAL VICTIMS. Americans Among the Missing. ...
... sinking of the Lusitania, mentions that on Thursday there had been a life-saving drill on boara, all the crew going their quarters and doing .their work admirably. the time happened to be with Captain Turner, the captain of the Lusitania, with whom be ...
... Press aava the sinh> ing of the Lusitania is the act of a country driven insane by the imminence of its national defeat. The “Toronto Mail and Empire/* under the heading Remember the Lusitania/’ aaya the sinking of the Lusitania is one of the most horrifying ...
... Sunday. Commenting on tbs sinking of the Lusitania the Liberal tbe exploit is the gravest German defeat since the beginning the war. DENMARK. Copenhagen, Sunday. The “Tortland” aaya: —“A German torpedo sank the Lusitania, and simultaneously drew German culture ...
... about eighty bags of mails won despatched by tbs Lusitania, the bulk of the United States mail having been forwarded from New York the American liner New York, which tailed , the same day the Lusitania. ...
... swishing through the water. He honght it might be submarine, and •ailed the attention of the officer of the watch to it. The Lusitania did not remain afloat more than tw«lve minutea after the attack I waa told tbc ship was struck by two torpedoes, hut 1 know ...
... Crime Against Humanity. The worst fears aroused the first brief messages concerning the torpedoing of the Lusitania have been confirmed. In loss ol life the disaster is terrible as that of the Titanic, and nature rod in tooth and claw has been outdone ...
... iaal pluapp quite a number men took leap of quite 70 feet into the sea. Mane tuned over before atrikiag the surface. Aa the Lusitania took her last plunge the boilers. I think, must have exploded, an immense amount of steam and smoke were emitted she disappeared ...
... TYRONE PASSENGERS. A Strabnoe message says Amongst the passengers on board the Lusitania were Mm. Murray, wife of officer in the American navy, and her brother, Mr. Patrick M'Oinley, stator and nephew respectively of the Rev. Fat he* Uarkin, Omagh, County ...