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... KAISER AND THE LUSITANIA This is what Mr. Edward. Legge has to say in The Public and Private Life of Kaiser William IL (Eveleigh Nash) of the Em• peror's privtty to the most universally reprobated of Germany's crimes: Those good•nsturcd penple who ...
... LUSITANIA RECALLED. This is the second time a great liner liner has been torpedoed in the .Atlantic the Lusitania having been csank May 7. The loss life then amounted nearly 1,600. The subsequent inquiry held the Germans guilty of a deliberate outrage ...
... Parry, seamen of the steamship Lusitania. of Liverpool. in recognition of their services in saving life when that vessel was torpedoed the Old Head of Kinsale on May 7. In the recently issued report on the loss of the Lusitania Leslie s. Morton, a boy of ...
... LUSITANIA MEDALS. His Majesty has been pleased, on the recommendation of the President of the Board of Trade, to award the Silver Medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Leslie N. Morton, and the Bronze Medal for gallantry in saving life at sea ...
... LUSITANIA HEROES. • On recommendation of the President of the Board of Trade the King has awarded the silver medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Leslie N. Morton, and the bronze medal to Joseph Parry, seamen, of the I.ositania, in recognition ...
... Saved from the Lusitania. Nerve-shattered Man Cared by Dr. Cassell's Tablets. Mr. James Clarke, of 12, Lew Road, Birk. dale. Southport, a steward on the Lusitanla, who auffered from a severe nervous shock as result of his terrible asperience; writes: ...
... Saved from the Lusitania. Nerve-Shattered Nan Cured by Dr. Cassell. Tablets. Mr. Clarke, of .2, Kew Road, fhrldale. Southport. a steward on tire Lasitatte, who soft wed from a severe nervous shock as a result of his terrible experience, writes:— I was ...
... A LUSITANIA. RELIC. A Ide-saving raft belonging to the ill-fated liner Lusitania was seen by a steamship yesterday tossing about in the vicinity of the 'ctn. of the disaster. A hawser was attached, and the raft was towed a distance of sixty miles to ...
... LUSITANIA RESCUE MEDALS. The King. on the recommendation of the Board of Trade, has awarded the silver medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Leslie N. Morton. and the bronze medal for gallantry in saving life at sea to Joseph Parry, seamen of the ...
... A STORY OF THE LUSITANIA. The raris Guerre Sociale publishes the following remarkable story of the sinkmg of the Lusitania in the form of a telegram from Milan. The writer is said to be a German Socialist, and the letter from which it was taken would ...
... LUSITANIA UERO IN COURT. Matthew Freeman, 19, • clothier, of oli Oompton-street, W.. and two others, Mon BriHand, 27, a cabinet maker, of Bedford-straec, White°lmpel, and Simon Obeli, el, • labours., or Harrow-road, were charged at Marylebon, polioe-court ...
... Echo of Lusitania Disaster. William George Snowden, 15, a labourer, of no fixed abode, was charged, at East Liam polioe-eourt on Monday, with stealing a uicyale, the property of William Charles Neale, of Water-lane, Stratford. On zaturday morning the ...