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... LUSITANIA DISASTER RELIEF FUND. The Lord I:ayor begs to ackaoaledge with grateful thanks. receipt of the following subscriptions to the above Fund:— £ a. d. ANIOUOt already ackaowledged 10 0 Lady Arsine= Aldennaa JILL Mersa to.l.oted by Rev. Pall ...
... £5OO, and Messrs. Courthiads, Ltd., 2100 to the Lord Mayor of London's Fund for ibe relief of sufferers by the loos of the Lusitania, and a citisen of Sydney, N.S.W., has sent 230 towards the fund for mine sweepers. ...
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... The boat in which he got away kept afloat for three hours, but as soon as they left it it fell to pieces like a match box. LUSITANIA VICTIMS, ...
... Starling Henson have gone to East Cowes Castle tram 15 Groavenorqa/drne, London. Lady Mackworth, who was rescued from the Lusitania, has returned from Dublin to her home at Caerleon, Monmouthshire, much improved Lo health. Lleut.-Commander Woods has left ...
... them it ceased soon afterwards. I the slightest tendency here to recede from the terms of President Wilson's Note on the Lusitania crime, and the Administration to-day is all the stronger because those terms are bucked by the full force of public opinion ...
... have ponied • resolution of horror and indignation at the unparalleled outrage c mmitted by Germany in the sinking of the Lusitania. dwinford D. C. have appointed a cons' =Wee to cooperate with the Central Recruiting Office, and Mr. T. R. leNulty, Clerk ...
... President Wilson's America Note of protest against the loss of American Uves by the sinking of the Falaba, the Guleight, and the Lusitania, was delivered to the German Government. So far the latter has not condescended to issue any reply to this Note and is fretting ...
... a former colleague, on the death of his wife. Tipperary No. I D.C. also adjourned. The remains (unidentified) of another Lusitania victim were washed ashore at IS miles from Cabirciveen. Deceased was a man of about be years of age. The face was much injured ...
... Mountpleasant square, Ranelagb. He was an assistant caterer in the employment of the Cunard Co., and left Liverpool on the Lusitania as a saloon piimenger on important business connected with the company, returning on the ship's last tragic voyage. treat ...