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... Lusitania Sir—Terence Robson, historian, is reported in the Irish Independent (Aug. 8) as having investigated the sinking of the Lusitania and as having come to the conclusion that (a) the ship was carrying large quantities of arms and (b) that the British ...
... LUSITANIA. •• r OWE MY LrFE TO BEING ABLE TO SWIM. Mr. Jorepli ItOssiter. linotype oilPra____ tar in the News offiee, Waterford, TI , N ANT FLOOD. los received .a letter from him hrother. 111. Laiirenee Itn“iter. who tear a tile- Aninher (lacer to ...
... HE LUSITANIA The Lusitania commenced ocalng on vewter. day. and as she hes to get 6,000 tons of coal on board. it is not ex; 1 that the work would be the cvening. eo that she * cx pected to leave about 4 p.m. in_ which o'clock to-morrow mornang. event ...
... prevailed in the Merscy, and which greatly impeded navigation, Sixty-eight patown, and 1,150 sacks of mails were quick! Lusitania at famous vesse put on board, after wh:icn New York. on her voyage to It is only right that mention in which this should ...
... HE LUSITANIA. Lastania commenced coalimg on vester- day, and as she hes to get 6,000 tons of coal on board. it not expected that the work would be thre evening. eo that she « ex: pected to leave about m_ which e'el: event she will reach to-morrow mornmng ...
... THE LUSITA. 1A, Fi Monday Night. The Cunard Royal mail steamer Lusitania, from New York, arrived at Fishguard at 8.10 p.m. yesterday. and disembarked maile and large number of gers, amongst whom were Count and Countess C. A. Wachtmeister, Lady Wilson ...
... The Lusitania. The sinking of the Cunard liner lasitania is a triumph of German piracy. It will he received with joy by the German people, and it will be a cause of sorrow and anger throughout these countries and the United States. Many stout ships have ...
... THE jarenstown, Monday. Tie Canard Royal mail steamér Lusitania, from New York on Wednesday last, wth pee: sengers, mails, 1 reported 150 miles west of the Fastnet at 10735 am vy Kevan the Marconi wireicas from Crook. ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ‘The Mail steamer from New York on Wednesday lest, with pas- mais, and is 1% miles west of the Fastnet at 11,25 am. by the a Marcom wrrelens LATEST ALS FROM ENGLAND (Via City of Cork Steam Company's and Mrs Bartiect. end Mew G Da = ‘ F ...
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... THE LUSITANIA. The Cunard Royal mail steamer Lusitania, from New York Wednesday last, with passengers, mails, and specie, was reported 260 miles west of tho Fhstnet 8.20 p.m. yesterday by the Marconi wireless telegraphy from Crookhaaca. ...