Lusitania (54 page)

travel for

Vanderbilt, Alfred, on

war zone

approaching

escort

fog horn in

Lauriat on

safeguarding in

at sea

speed in

Turner, W., in

warnings

Boulton on

by Cunard Steamship Company

from Fisher, J.

Frohman on

from Germany

From Morton, L.

from U-boats and armed ships

Vanderbilt telegram

wartime patriotism

Wells, H. G.

White Star Line

Who Lifted the Lid off Hell?

Wilde, Oscar

Wilhelm, Kaiser, II

Williamson, Charles

Wilson, Charles

Wilson, Grace

Wilson, Woodrow

formal response by

on Great War

on neutrality

Witherbee, Alfred

Witherbee, Beatrice (“Trixie”)

background on

during dinner

on Turner, W.

Witherbee, Sidney

women

women’s suffrage

Wood, Walter

World War I.
See
Great War

Writing Room.
See
Reading and Writing Room

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The
Lusitania
outside New York harbor, showing tugboats at her bow and a view of the city in the distance. (Courtesy Michael Poirier Collection)

A view of the
Lusitania
dockside, looking up at her lifeboats. (Courtesy Michael Poirier Collection)

The
Lusitania
arriving at her pier; a view down the port-side bow. (Courtesy Michael Poirier Collection)

The arrival of the
Lusitania
in New York on April 24, 1915. This was her final trip westward. (Courtesy Michael Poirier Collection)

Captain William Turner, the
Lusitania
’s master, shown here on the bridge of the
Aquitania.
(Private Collection)

Junior Third Officer Albert Bestic of the
Lusitania.
(Courtesy of the Bestic Family and the Michael Poirier Collection)

Cunard Line Passenger List booklet cover from 1914. (Michael Poirier Collection)

1914 studio portrait of the actress Rita Jolivet. (Michael Poirier Collection)

Charles Jeffery, automobile manufacturer of Kenosha, Wisconsin. (Courtesy of Chris Anagnos and the Michael Poirier Collection)

1915 passport photograph of Dorothy Conner. (Courtesy of Peter Lordan/NARA)