Lusitania Sunk After Torpedo near Ireland. 1100 Dead
London May 11 British steamship Lusitania torpedoed off Ireland sank at 2:33 PM. 1,251 passengers and 816 crew aboard. 1,100 believed dead including 115 Americans. Notable identified dead include Charles A. Plamondon of Chicago and Charles Frohman of New York. Survivors describe the explosion and rapid sinking as rescue efforts launched from Queenstown.
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London
Ireland
Cunard
Lusitania
Plamondon
Frohman
Charles A. Plamondon
Chicago
Charles Frohman
New York
Queenstown Town Hall
F. 8. Pearson
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
East Aurora
N. Y
Hubbard
Charles Klein
Justus M. Forman
Queenstown
George Arthur
C. T. Broderick
Harvard University
May Brown
W. H. Brown
Buffalo
Hugh Crompton
Booth
Marie Depage
Belgian Red Cross
Edward Ellis
J. Fellman
Arthur Foley
Bessie Hare
Orr Jacobus
P. L. Jones
T. B. King
David Samuel
J. Spillman
R. D. Shymer
J. B. Turnbull
Bridgeport
Conn
W. Walker
Willis Robert Buswine
Mary Grunston
Charles BH
Laurlat
Boston
Ee’. W. T. Turner
Aitania
Germany
Great Britain
British Isles
White House
Washington
Tumulty
Berlin
Identified Dead From Lusitania Disaster List
Long list of identified victims named with origins including New York Buffalo Chicago and Bridgeport with notes on survivors and dramatic accounts from passengers and witnesses. Details include a baby survivor Billy Dougherty and remarks from Robert Rankin Ithaca and Fred Gauntless Washington.
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Robert Rankin
Schuyler Place
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas Bloomfield
New York
Isaac Lehman
Bloomfield
Billy Dougherty
Fred J. Gauntless
Washington
Lusitania
New York Stock Exchange
Lusitania Sunk by German Submarine Off Ireland
The Lusitania was torpedoed 12 miles off Ireland and sank in 15 minutes. About 1,000 died, with 291 first class passengers among the dead. many survivors and bodies recovered by trawlers at Queenstown. Among aboard were S. M. Knox and Elbert Hubbard, with several notable Americans.
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Liverpool
Kinsale
Queenstown
Admiral Coke
Lusitania
Stormcock
Steward
Turner
New York
Ireland
Cunard
S. M. Knox
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
William Sterling Hodges
Paris
Baldwin Locomotive Works
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C. H. Plamondon
Irish
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Cork
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London Daily Mail
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Belgium
EB. Bliss Thompson
Seymour
Ind
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Blish Milling Company
Dunkirk
Calais
Hill No. 60
Ypres
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Daniel Frohman
Jessie Taft Smith
Braceville
George Kessler
Gen
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C. H. Bretherton and Family
Los Angeles
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Tenn
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Lake Forest
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John
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Ardmore
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