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... THE LUSITANIA Heavily Injured Under Government War Risk Scheme. Replying Commander Bellairs Parliamentary paper*, Mr. says that tho Lusitania was under the Government scheme. The amount of the insurance is, course, large, but it not thought desirable ...
... THE LUSITANIA And the Effect Its Destruction Had On the People of United States• Miss M. Herrington. Chicago. a termer Canadian newspaper correspondent. writer. I see by the Canadian papers that the Germans are visiting their spite on the Canadians. Well ...
... ON THE LUSITANIA. This is portrait of Mr Aberdeen, one of the engineers thml . usit ania. - . ' who ' •* ] years was a son •Jr. John Morrice, Wellington . et, and served apprenticeship . Messrs. & S °-» f' ootdee. ~ nod been on _ Lusitania for a .'ear ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Amongst the passengers who lost their through the sinking the ill-fated liner Lusita-n* was tapt. John Stevens, Bellair-terr&c?, Debased has been in the employment the Cunard Company for many, years, and xij. well-known and respected officer ...
... concerning the Lusitania have appeared in the German Press. He declares that the Lusitania was not an auxiliary cruiser, and gives the following points which were operative in the case of the Lusitania. The ' Lusitania,' he says, was ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. Views of Mr. IlkoDotald & Mr. dowott. Writing in the Leiceoter Pioneer, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald says the torpedo which sent the Lusi tania to the bottom may have sent after lier ill ► the hopes of co•operation between Germany ...
... REMEMBER THE LUSITANIA ! ...
... LUSITANIA SURVIVOR Thanks ZAM-BUK, the ever-ready “First-Aid’’ has proved a friend in need to more than one survivor of the * Lusitania’ tragedy, not only for healing the cuts and bruises caused by the buffeting of the waves and wreckage, but also for ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER Two More Bodies Recovered BKIIKIIAVEN, Wedncs^ght. Tw more bodies ■were waahod ashore near to-day, one, that of a ship otlfcer. with Uxreo gold braid ringa sleeve, l>dght 6ft. liiu, name Piper** on shirt hand, wearing gold ring ...
... The Lost Lusitania On behalf of the fund to aid the lost crew the ill-fated liner uiwitania, very enjoyable matinee con•ert, organised by Mr. W. Payne, with Mr. H. C. Denny as musical director, was rjven Wednesday afternoon the ['rinces Theatre, which ...
... LUSITANIA VICTIM. We regret to tate that one of the victims of the sinking of the Lusitania was Mr. Thomas Owen Ilughes, eon of Mrs. Ellen Hcghes, Ffrith. Det•eased was employed on the lilfaled Cuaarder, and had vaited his home quite recently. He was ...
... LOST ON THE LUSITANIA. TVo Cornish wi(k>ws lost their lives in the sinking of the Lusitania. One was Mrs. Caroline Trevor row. of St. Just, near Penzance. Last summer she went to Butte Citv to see her son, and passed her sixtr-second birthdav during the ...