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'LUSITANIA' : The Liner 'Lusitania' moored in the Mersey, Christmas 1911. Delivered in 1907, the 'Lusitania' was torpedoed by the German U-20 12 miles off the Old Head of Kinsale, Ireland on 7th May 1915. The loss of life among American passengers is thought to have had a direct influence on the United States' decision to enter the First World War.
The England team that toured Australia: (back row, l-r) Bert Strudwick, Sep Kinneir, Tiger Smith, Frank Woolley, Jim Iremonger, Phil Mead, 'Young' Jack Hearne, Bill Hitch, Joseph Vine; (middle row, l-r) Sydney Barnes, Wilfred Rhodes, Johnny Douglas, Pelham Warner, Frank Foster, Jack Hobbs, George Gunn
Scottish lasses at their annual task of cleaning and packing herrings at the Suffolk port of Lowestoft. Hundreds of barrels of salted herring can be seen stacked in the background.
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CP2STO47788 | 1911 
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PREMIUM -- WHS#22883: John F. Steward sitting on an experimental lightweight tractor he designed. The tractor is attached to a grain binder or harvester. The photograph was probably taken outside International Harvester's McCormick Works. Chicago, Illinois, 1911. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50889 | 1911-06 
Golden City, Ontario,Dec. 28, 1911-- Disasters - Scene of the Golden City fire, December 28, 1911.(CP PHOTO) 1998 (Arthur Tomkinson National Archives of Canada)PA-029957
October 5,1911--Transportation --'Ward' aeroplane - ready to let go. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-060830
South Porcupine, Ontario, July 11,1911 Disasters - South Porcupine burning.(CP PHOTO) 1998 ( National Archives of Canada-Henry Peters ) PA-029808
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CP1STO578056 | 1911 
'LUSITANIA' : The Liner 'Lusitania' moored in the Mersey, Christmas 1911. Delivered in 1907, the 'Lusitania' was torpedoed by the German U-20 12 miles off the Old Head of Kinsale, Ireland on 7th May 1915. The loss of life among American passengers is thought to have had a direct influence on the United States' decision to enter the First World War.
The England team that toured Australia: (back row, l-r) Bert Strudwick, Sep Kinneir, Tiger Smith, Frank Woolley, Jim Iremonger, Phil Mead, 'Young' Jack Hearne, Bill Hitch, Joseph Vine; (middle row, l-r) Sydney Barnes, Wilfred Rhodes, Johnny Douglas, Pelham Warner, Frank Foster, Jack Hobbs, George Gunn
Scottish lasses at their annual task of cleaning and packing herrings at the Suffolk port of Lowestoft. Hundreds of barrels of salted herring can be seen stacked in the background.
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CP2STO47788 | 1911 
9466 ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM NEW YORK CORONATION PROCESSION, 1911 LONDON, APRIL 5.---THIS VIEW SHOWS THE CORONATION PROCESSION OF KING GEORGE V IN 1911 RETURNING ALONG WHITEHALL FROM WESTMINSTER ABBEY. THIS SCENE OF MEDIEVAL PAGEANTRY WILL BE REPEATED ON MAY 12. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO (ONE OF SERIES OF 8) 4-5-37 RMB 1226PES LOND WABC LIST
FILE - This 1911, file photo shows the Notre Dame Cathedral, on the island called Ile de la Cite in Paris. Art experts around the world reacted with horror to news of the fire that ravaged cathedral on Monday, April 15, 2019. One shell-shocked art expert is calling the beloved Gothic masterpiece ‘one of the great monuments to the best of civilization.’ (AP Photo/File)
FILE - In this Oct. 14, 1911, file photo, Philadelphia Athletics' Connie Mack, right, and New York Giants ' John McGraw shake hands at the opening game of the 1911 World Series in New York City. The Philadelphia Athletics won back to back World Series in 1910-1911. AP Photo/File)
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CP1STO578055 | 1911 
The Trinity House tender "The Kestrel" approaches the Maplin Lighthouse bringing Christmas supplies for the two-lighthouse keepers on the North Sea Thames Estuary December 1911. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA2626875)
Turco - Italian Images Arab prisoners escorted by Italian soldiers near Tripoli War Conflict Soldiers POWs Libya November 1911 1910s. ©Mirrorpix Frank Magee (MPWA3091282)
Turco - Italian War Italian soldiers dug in around Tripoli as Turkish forces approach the city October 1911. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA3091276)
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CP2STO47787 | 1911 
Turco - Italian Images Arab prisoners escorted by Italian soldiers near Tripoli War Conflict Soldiers POWs Libya November 1911 1910s. ©Mirrorpix Frank Magee (MPWA3091282)
PREMIUM -- WHS#10932: Souvenir postcard sent to Harriet O'Shea of Madison from an unidentified friend who attended the Chicago International Aviation Meet. The Chicago meet, which was held on the lakefront at Grant Park, is considered the greatest American air meet prior to Wo Chicago, Illinois, 1911. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50881 | 1911-11 
Golden City, Ontario,Dec. 28, 1911-- Disasters - Scene of the Golden City fire, December 28, 1911.(CP PHOTO) 1998 (Arthur Tomkinson National Archives of Canada)PA-029957
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CP1STO580112 | 1911-12 
Fiddle Creek, Alberta; 1911--Accidents--Grand Trunk Pacific Engine No. 6 derailed Fiddle Creek, Alberta (CP PHOTO) 1999 ( National Archives of Canada/D.B. Dowling) PA-045433
1911--People-- Robert Service in canoe somewhere between Fort Smith and Fort Norman. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-145189
Pinage Lake, Ontario; 1911--Norman Bethune-- H. Norman Bethune. Victoria Harbour Lumber Co., Martin's camp, Pinage Lake, Ont. [Bethune standing straddle legs with hands on hips; Alfred Fitzpatrick, founder of Frontier College, standing 3rd from right. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) C-056826
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CP1STO580116 | 1911-01 
This 1911 photo from the Library of Congress shows children wrapped in blankets, at a fresh air class rest hour at Public School No. 51, in New York. Poor ventilation in school buildings across the U.S. will limit the ability of in-person instruction to resume safely. Some districts are warming to the idea of outdoor classrooms. (Library of Congress via AP)
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CP1STO1153220 | 1911-09 
FILE - This 1911, file photo shows the Notre Dame Cathedral, on the island called Ile de la Cite in Paris. Art experts around the world reacted with horror to news of the fire that ravaged cathedral on Monday, April 15, 2019. One shell-shocked art expert is calling the beloved Gothic masterpiece ‘one of the great monuments to the best of civilization.’ (AP Photo/File)
FILE - This is a 1911 file photo of the collapsed remains of the fire escape of the Triangle Shirt Waist Company in New York City. One hundred years ago, horrified onlookers watched as workers leapt to their deaths from the raging fire in the garment factory. The fire killed 146 workers, mainly young immigrant women and girls, and became a touchstone for the organized labor movement, spurred fire-safety laws and shed light on the lives of immigrant workers. (AP Photo/File)
FILE-This is a 1911 file photo of the collapsed remains of the fire escape of the Triangle Shirt Waist Company in New York City. One hundred years ago, horrified onlookers watched as workers leapt to their deaths from the raging fire in the garment factory. The fire killed 146 workers, mainly young immigrant women and girls, and became a touchstone for the organized labor movement, spurred fire-safety laws and shed light on the lives of immigrant workers. (AP Photo/File)
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