08 May 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
1
Cunard representatives in New York list 1254 passengers and 665 crew aboard the Lusitania, totaling 1919. Survivors accounted for number 703, indicating 1216 dead. British admiralty said nearly all rescue fleet from Queenstown reported back, with limited chance of new survivors.
Fragmentary survivor testimonies recount perilous search efforts and aid stories amid a sinking catastrophe. Reports describe responders and prominent figures aiding others, with references to a Lusitania incident and ongoing rescue work.
A damaged report recalls the loss and rescue events from the Lusitania disaster. It notes Alfred, a passenger, and lists survivors evacuated to Queenstown, with government interception and an ongoing inquiry. Names of editors and performers are mixed with scattered passenger details.
A London May report from Radiance Telegraph previews Lusitania disaster coverage and German wartime moves. It notes Dr. D. O. Hubbard of Carver College, cousin of Elbert Bard, lacking definite safety details.
Crowds gathered as reports spread of a blast near a shipyard. Officials investigated a potential incident while workers and families waited for details. The scene drew speculation about casualties and the condition of passengers aboard ships in port.
The article reflects a shift in American public sentiment as war news flows from Europe. It argues that the United States must act decisively to support allied nations and safeguard humanity, stressing that Americans are tied to global destinies beyond self interest.
A fragmentary weather bulletin reports conditions for Washington areas including Cook inhome Loviniana East and West V Teans and Arkanean tonight and into tomorrow. Details are unclear but indicate broad regional forecasts with temperature and precipitation notes pending clarification.
A chaotic scene unfolded as the Lusitania tragedy prompted President Wilson to address public opinion while officials in Washington and London coordinated messages. The White House and state department prepared statements, with consular help sought for survivors and assurances to the public about ongoing rescue and inquiry efforts.
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