* THE LUSITANIA
... * THE LUSITANIA The Lusitania sailed from the Mersev on Saturdav night on her second voyage to New York. ...
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THE LUSITANIA
... THE LUSITANIA. London, Thursday.—Lloyd’s signal station Bronhead telegraphs ; —The Lusitania, from New York, signalled wireless telegraphing at 3.55 p.m. to-day ; distance not ascertained. The Lusitania was marconigraphed two hundred mites west of Fastnet ...
IS IT ANOTHER LUSITANIA ?
... IS IT ANOTHER LUSITANIA ? American Passengers Warned. N,w Tork, Tacda,. —II i> staged that Ameticans booking passage by the French liner Espagne have received anonymoas letters warning them not to embark. The letters call attention to the German memorandum ...
LUSITANIA DAMAGED,
... LUSITANIA DAMAGED, A WAVE 100 FEET HIGH. New York. B»turd»} .-The Lusitania arrived here twenty-six hours late, with her forward pilot-house washed away, four lifeboats badly smashed, and the officers’ quarters so damaged as to unfit for use. Many plate-glass ...
LUSITANIA'S RECORD
... LUSITANIA'S RECORD. London, Tuesday.—The Lusitania arriving Liverpool this afternoon broke her own eastward record for tho long track between Sandy Hook and Rock, making tho trip in 5 days 37 minutes, an average speed of 24 knots. Her best day’s run was ...
LUSITANIA'S PROGRESS
... LUSITANIA'S PROGRESS Tt is reported from London that the “Lusitania’ covered 565 miles on Monday at an average speed of 24.58 knots, ...
THE WRECK OF THE LUSITANIA
... boy of the steamer Dalmar In an interview one of the crew the Lusitania gave (says a Glasgow correspondent) exciting account of his experiences on the night of the shipwreck. The Lusitania, it will be remembered, was wrecked at Seri Cove, thirteen miles ...
THE LUSITANIA SUNK
... lalse A farther telegram has been received stating that mote survivors {torn the Lusitania have been landed Queenstown from drifter. Late*.—No more reports regarding the Lusitania have been received, and the nnmberg of survivors already given may bo regarded ...
LUSITANIA RIOTS
... LUSITANIA RIOTS Severe Denunciation of Mob Outbreaks. At Deeds Assizes on Friday, Mr. Justice Itowlatt passed sentences varying from two months to fifteen months' hard labour upon seventeen men, principally miners, charged with being concerned in the ...
¥iotira of the Lusitania.,
... ¥iotira the Lusitania., Those aesaiona wepe held yesierday, before Messrs. Ales. M'Oay (presiding), W. J, M‘K. Hardy, E.M., Edward Gildea, D. 0. Oampball, Thomas M’Callion, Falriok Bhiel, J. E. Moilan. ProaecuSiona under the Aliena' Order of 1915 were ...
CRIES OF “ LUSITANIA.”
... CRIES OF LUSITANIA.” AMERICANS IN ATTACK. Paris, Sunday.—The **Temps, desor bing the lighting Villex-Bretonneux, says The Americans rushed to the attack with cries of ‘‘Lusiaaiiia, Busitania. Among those who particularly ...
LUSITANIA NOT ARMED
... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. Your Excellency's Not in disciiFsing the loss of American resulting from the sinking of the steamship Lusitania adverts at some length to certain information which the Imperial German Government had received with regard to the character ...