Mrs. F. C. Brown (Mary “May” Cummings)

…ary’s body was not recovered. Mary had been born in Ireland on 10 March 1860, and her mother was also named Mary Cummings. She had claimed to be 51 in 1915 but was actually 55. From the The New York Times, Monday, May 10, 1915, page 6: William [Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of the radio] said yesterday that he lost a friend on the Lusitania, Mrs. M. C. Brown of New York, who had sailed for Liverpool with her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Witherbee and Mr…

Contraband

…. The Lusitania: Unravelling the Mysteries. Collins Press, 1998. Peeke, Mitch, Kevin Walsh-Johnson, and Steve Jones. The Lusitania Story. US Naval Institute Press, 2003. Simpson, Colin. The Lusitania. Little, Brown, and Company, 1972. Share this: Print Email Pinterest…

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Mr. Henry Augustine Bruno

…s yesterday that his father knew of the danger in which the Lusitania was, for just before sailing he went to the captain’s cabin for a short conference with Captain Turner, and when he returned he was “white as a sheet.” Mr. Bruno thinks in his interview his father learned of the presence of the cargo of ammunition on the ship. Aboard the Lusitania, their ticket number was 46146 and they stayed in cabin A-17. During the sinking, George Kessler sa…

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