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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

29

Lusitania Disaster Report Floods London with Hopes and Fears

Sixteen hours after the Lusitania sank official word put survivors under 600 with reports of many injured and some dead. Names such as Alfred Vanderbilt Fred G. Vanderbilt Elbert Hubbard and Mrs Hubbard surfaced among those aboard. Queenstown Clonakilty and Kinsale were noted as landing sites as officials warned of heavy loss of life. The American embassy and Cunard offices in London faced a flood of inquiries while survivors described the torpedo strike and rapid sinking.

London Lusitania Alfred G. Vanderbilt Queens Ireland George’s Channel Oris Cunard Admiralty Queenstown Clonakilty Cork Kinsale Fred G. Vanderbilt Elbert Hubbard Cunard Line Naval and Military Hospital W. T. Turner Royal Navy Reserve J. C. Anderson New York Cameronia British Admiralty Henry Adams Adams A. H. Adams W. McM. Adams Allan Anna Allan Gwen Allan James Bohan H. J. Boulton, Jr Charles W. Bowering Dorothy Braithwaite Josephine Brandell C. T. Broderick W. Broderick-Clode J. H. Brooks M. C. Brown H. A. Bruno Bruno J. S. Burnside Ivis Burnside A. J. Bisington Michael G. Byrne Conway S. Capbell-Johnston Campbell-Johnston Alexander Campbell D. L. Shabot W. Chapman J. H. Charles Cowley Clarke A. R. Clark H. G. Colebrook Dorothy Conner George R. Copping Copping William Chrichton Paul Crompton W. Keeble Mrs. Keeble Francis C. Kellett M. Kempson Qwen Kenan C. Hickson Kennedy Kathryn _pamedie Harry J. Keser Keser T. B. Kind Charles Klein C. Harwood Knight Klean Knight S. M. Knox Sir Hugh Lane H. B. Lassetter F. Lassetter Charles I. Lauriat Leroyard Evan Leigh Isaac Lehmann Joseph Levinson Gerald Letts Guy Erwin Poppam Loeb R. R. Lockhart A. D. Loney Loney Miss Loney A. C. Luck E. €. Luck W. N. Perry Wallace B. Phillips Robinson Pirie William J. Pierpont Charles A. Plamondon Plamondon Henry Pollard Theodorata Pope George Powell N. Rateliff Robert Rankin R. L. Rhys-Evans F. A. Rogers Rogers T. W. Rumble G. S. Ryerson Laura Ryerson Leo. M. Schwabacher August W. Schwarte Max M. Schwartz A. J. Scott Percy Secombe Elizabeth Secombe Victor E. ~Shield Ki. D. Shymer Jacobus Sirguard T. J. Silva T. Slidell Jessie Taft Smith H. B. Sonneborn J. Foster Stackhouse G. W. Stephens John C. Stevens Duncan Stewart Herbert S. Stone Martin van Straaten Julius Strauss C.F. Sturdy RK. L. Taylor D. A. Thomas E. Bliss Thompson Mrs. Thompson George Tiberghien R. J. Timmis Fr. FE. Total Ernest Townier L. W. Trumbull Scott Turner G. H. Turton Phillip Young St George’s Channel Liverpool Centurion Candidate Coningbeg Kinsale Head

Prominent Americans Aboard Lusitania Bound for Europe

The Lusitania carried many notable travelers including Charles Frohman and Justus Miles Forman on business and pleasure. Also aboard were Charles Klein, Justus Miles Forman, Elbert Hubbard, Mrs. Hubbard, and others seeking ships and markets ahead of war.

New York Charles Frohman Justus Miles Forman Frohman Boston Charles Frohman Stock Company Empire Criterion Lyceum Garrick Savoy Knickerbocker Duke of York Yale Charles Klein London A.L. Hopkins Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co Virginia Europe Hopkins Hopkin U. S Pennsylvania Mississippi Texas Delaware North Carolina Montana R. D. Shymer David Alvord Thomas Charles Fowles Scott & Fowles Potters Bar Ogden H. Hammond

Lusitania Sinking Sparks Official Debate in Washington

Washington officials led by President Wilson and Secretary Bryan faced alarm over the German torpedo attack on the Lusitania. Officials weighed American lives and commerce, with Bryan insisting the department would speak only after all facts emerged. A high admin official predicted Germany would justify the act, arguing Lusitania carried arms and that international law now lacks clear rules. The case of the Gunflight and consular dispatches added to the tension as experts questioned the vessel's watertight integrity and the number of torpedoes involved.

Washington Wilson Bryan Germany White House State Department Ambassador Page Page Lusitania Cunard Line New York U. S Leon C. Thresher Great Britain Europe U.S International News Service Skinner London

Experts Say Lusitania Sinking Violated International Law

New York experts in international law declared the torpedoing of the Lusitania without warning a breach of international law. They argued the act endangered neutral citizens and raised questions about U.S. responses and the legality of submarine warfare.

New York Frederic R. Coudert Coudert Bros Saic

Battleships Headed to New York Naval Review

Fourteen battleships forming most of the Atlantic fleet left Hampton Roads this morning for New York to join a naval review. The auxiliary fleet with colliers tugs and the hospital ship Solace followed later for the voyage to New York.

Norfolk Hampton Roads New York Auxiliary Fleet Solace

Relatives Besiege Cunard Offices Over Lusitania Fate

In New York on May 7 hundreds of Lusitania relatives surrounded Cunard to learn passenger news after the Titanic tragedy echoes. Women cried and begged for information while officials attempted reassurance amid unconfirmed reports of survivors, as telegrams poured in from across the United States.

New York Cunard Lusitania United States

Submarine Inventor Reflects on Lusitania Sinking

Simon Lake, pioneer of the first American subs, laments the sinking of the Lusitania and warns that nations will field more submarines to target transoceanic commerce. He suggests war powers may attack great liners as warnings precede bombardments.

New York Simon Lake Lusitania

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