SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA
... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. AWFUL SCENES. WORLD HORRIFIED AT COLD-BLOODED WORDED ...
... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. AWFUL SCENES. WORLD HORRIFIED AT COLD-BLOODED WORDED ...
... end congregational church. 11 and 6,D0--Rev. W. James Dicksov. Evening Subject—“ Thoughts on the Sinking of the Lusitania. Soloist-Mr Ballantyre. ...
... ROOF OAEDEK ON HOARD. While there is doubt that iu luxury, as in some other respects, the Lusitania was surpassed later boats, she was for some time the most magnificently equipped vessel afloat. Hoof gardens, open fireplaces, brass bedsteads, and many ...
... souls on board incorrect. As there were 705 survivors 1:703 lives were lost. FIFE VICTIM OF LUSITANIA DISASTER. Amongst the missing passengers of the Lusitania is Rev. James Beattie, missionary, brother of Mr P. A. Beattie, secretary of the Mnrkincb V ...
... running the Lusitania on voyage to New York and bock, including wages, victualling, and coal supplies, was a)*out An agreement with the British Government stipulated that at least three-fourths of the crew must British subjects. Lusitania was built in ...
... PREVIOUS THMLJLENG OF THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania ran the gauntlet on several occasions before she was finally caught, though twain the lame when the raiding German cruiseiv? were chased from the North Atlantic trade routes until the German declaration ...
... THE CITI2 fi SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1915. FIFESHIRE SURVIVOR OF THE LUSITANIA. INTERVIEWED AT BTRATHMICLO. board the Lusitania on her fateful voyage was one East of Fife man, Mr Andrew Page, who was returning home on holiday after eleven years spent in Canada ...
... the water, which the dock. This boat itself was waterlogg.-d, ami hundreds were trying scramble into it. The funnels the Lusitania were gradually swooping down on us, and we hud enormous difficulty get (the boat free. I thought my hour had come. However ...
... His wife is amongst those saved. Fire MAN SAW TORPEDO COMING TOWARDS LUSITANIA. Andrew’ Page, son Conatable Pag-*, Straihiriagio who was second cabin passenger board llie Lusitania, states that lie saw the torpedo coming through the water. While the crew ...
... The Lusitania Disaster. Jury’s Verdict of Wilful and Wholesale Murder. Mr Coroner John J. Horgan resumed his Inquest three male and two female bodies lying in the mortuary at Kircale, which were brought ashore after the torpedoing of the Lusitania. At ...
... in the sinking the Lusitania and we hereby place record our horror and indignation at this outrace.” The lord Mayor expressed sympathy with them in their present difficult position. BRITANNIA AMERICA. On the sinking of the LuSitania. In tiileooe you have ...
... , for his pluck saving a younger boy from the sea at Cellardyke on 21st April. CRAIL. As a result of the torpedoing the Lusitania more recruits have enlisted in this district within week than at any similar period since the beginning of the war. ...