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... LORD KITCHENER. Drowned While on Way to Russia, MINED OR TORPEDOED ? Empire and Allies in Mourning. GERMAN PRESS EXULTANT. The whole country ««« profoundly moved on Tuesday when the tragic death of Ix>rd Kitchener, Secretarv of State for War, was made ...
... they fcnow of Lord Kitchener? How many had wver seen him? tieneral knowledge was derived entirely from the Kitchener legend —a strange thing, which those who fcnew him declared was very wide of the truth. Yet the nation took Lord Kitchener its heart, and ...
... respects Lord Kitchener resembled the Duke Wellington, and support this statement, quoted Justin History Our Own Time, and the private memoir published Prince Albert, anil said that every word applied to ijord Kitchener. Ambitious I xml Kitchener may have ...
... THE LATE LORD KITCHENER. Impressive Service Ely Cathedral. A memorial service was held at Ely Calhedral on Tuesday lor the late Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener ami for the officers ami m.n the Navy and Army who laid * their lives for their country in the ...
... THE LATE VISCOUNT KITCHENER. Photo] [Russell and Son. A recent photo of Viscount Kitchener, Secretary of State for War, whose tragic death in the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire the Empire is mourning. ...
... LOCAL LETTER. LORD KITCHENER AND CAMBRIDGE. The passing of ]>» rd Kitchener recalls to many minds the visit which he paid to Cambridge in November, 1898, to receive the freedom the Bcutiugh and the honorary degree LL.D. from tee University. It was a memorable ...
... Lord Kitchener will duly avenged Grief In Italy ROME Tuesday night of Kitchener produced immense feeling of grief devote sympathetic to How Did the Germane Know ? COPENHAGEN Tuesday night report concerning the sinking of the “mpshire Lord Kitchener staff ...
... and sources it is possible to piece out story the settlement of the Kitcheners at Lakenheath The Kitcheners from South England the oldest of the tombstones it is recorded that Kitchener who died in 1731 Bin-stead Hampshire in 1693 came to Lakenheath inscription ...
... Capital and Counties* TV,*:'., the residence of JDr. Muriel, a small cupboard where young Kitchener kept his noisf. -* liottl'-s for safety—itlways called ‘Kitchener’s cupl>oard' the late Mr. ft--n hank manager. Cannot of our friends go over to «ee l.ake'iheath ...
... •% had been record entry of wool, and nicit successful sale had been anticipated. The Late Lord Kitchener.— Fitting reference to the death of Lcrd Kitchener was in.'-i* at most of the local churches Sunday. the afternoon there was representative at a memorial ...
... probable that the King and Queen will abandon their projected Whitsuntide visit to troop* in training. In any owing to f-ord Kitchener’s death, the arrangement would only have been adhered to “duty” engagement. The King and Queen were hospital visiting in ...
... the Rev. It. Holman, (pastor) referred to the serious loss of life among our sailors and soldiers, and the death of Lord Kitchener, which had occurred durine the previous week. Flyixo Fcxd.—This fund was recently introduced Messrs. A. E. Elsdcn and F. ...