... LUSITANIA VERDICT. “TORPEDO WOUNDS THE HEART o¥ MILLIONS.” The following striking verdict was returned by the coromer’s jury at Queenstown on Saturday at the end of the inquest of Mrs. Frances King and - many other Lusi tania victims:— “We find that Mre ...

... FUNERAL OF LUSITANIA VICTIM AT NEWTON CEMETERY. We briefly announced last week that Mr. James Harrison, one of the Lusitania victims was to be interred alongside his wife at Newton Cemetery. Mr. Harrison had various connections with Earlestown and was ...

... and the sinking ot the Lusitania have driven from the hearts of our men all false sentiment about the Germans, and I think they know it. I heard men go into battle with the ecry of ‘ Remember the Lusitania ’ on their lips, and when that cry was heard it ...

... ODDS axp ENDS, By Dragnet. 1t is rather remarkable that close on the sinking of the “Lusitania’’ the official r:gort of the unveiling of the statue, erected at Lichfield, to the late Captain Edward John Smith, 8.D., R.N.R. should find its way into the ...

... Forster, son of Mr.J. H. Forster, of Earlestown, to whom we referred lasr weck as luckily missing an appointment to the Lusitania on her last voyage. Three thousand men can be accom modated if necessary. ...

... have done nothing. How can T. Williams, jun., call the public of Earlestown hooligans when you read of the sinking of the Lusitania and the using of poisonous gas at the front, together with the starving of our prisoners in Germany? What I say is—Keep the ...