... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Presentation of memorial Ambulances. Outside the new building of the Cunard Company, Liverpool, on Saturday, interesting ceremony took place, consisting of the presentation to the British Red Cross Society of two motor ambulances ...

... A LUSITANIA MEMORIAL. Objections to the Word Murdered” Application was made at Cheater Consistory Court yesterday for permission to place memorial tablet in Holy Trinity Church* Hoylake, to tbe victims of the Lusitania. original inscription road ** Who ...

... Echo of Lusitania Outrage. An application was made on behalf of Mrs. Campbell to have allocated sum £267 2s 5d lodged in court in respect of the loss her husband, Patrick Campbell, late df Clonlygora, rtear Newry, an employee board the Lusitania when she ...

... alike of the-men who conceived it and the men who ordered it. and of the men who perpetrated it. Like the sinking of the Lusitania, nothing that had happened had done so much to harden the already immutable resolve of the country to make an utter end of ...

... persons from the Volturno when that vessel was burned in the Atlantic. Two seamen, Leslie Morton and Joseph Parry, of the Lusitania, are among those who will be decorated. Morton was the first to give warning of the approach of tha torpedoes which sank ...

... SUBMARINE OUTRAGES. Compensation for Widows of Victims, Many widows and dependents of members the crews of the ill-fated liners Lusitania, Arabic, and Hesperian, which were sunk Ger. man submarines, applied to Judge Shand Liverpool County Court yesterday for ...

... persons from the Voltumo when that vessel was burned in the Atlantic. Two seamen—Leslie Morton and Joseph Parry, of the Lusitania—are among those who will be decorated. Morton was the first to give warning of the approach the torpedo which sank the Cunarder ...

... other Mr. John H. Moody, of Myroe, County Derry, to name a bed “In memory of Mrs. Martha Moody, who perished on the R.M.S. Lusitania.” A bed to be known the S. T. Mac Lean” bed has been endowed Mrs. M. M. Harrison, of Windsor Avenue. Mr. R. M. Liddell, J ...

... kindles anew the bitter indignation of all humanity. Nothing among all her cruel and inhuman acts except the sinking of the Lusitania has so blackened her and so shocked the world as the hard, soulless murder thi* defenceless, sweet-soulfed woman. « THE GALLIPOLI ...

... Officers. Mr. W. L. Marshall, the general secretary of the Marine Engineers’ Association, at the time of tho Titanic and Lusitania inquiries, raised the question of communication with the engine-room department in times of danger, and he further submitted ...

... kindles anew the bitter indignation of all humanity. Nothing among all her cruel and inhuman acts, except the sinking of the Lusitania has so blackened her and shocked the world has the soulless murder of this defencelas, sweet-sou led woman. The Sun praises ...

... attendance. Echo of the Lusitania Disaster. application was made for the apportionment of sum of £251 5d lodged in court by the Cunard Steamship Company in respect of the death of William Field, who was trimmer on the Lusitania, and who perished when the ...