... ANXIETY SCANDINAVIA. Copenhagen, Saturday. list the Lusitania disaster it eagerly awaited here, and there great anxiety amongst Scandinavians. It is believed that the general manager the Copenhagen Private Bank and Mr. Larsen, Privy Councillor, eon Mr ...

... to declare that the responsibility for torpedoing the Lusitania does not rest upon Germany. A message from a German inspired source states that 5,400 cases with ammunition were board the Lusitania, and that the greater part the carga consisted of contraband ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE AT LIVER- POOL. MR. VANDERBILT’S BODY NOT FOUND. The number victims of the Lusitania taken to Queenstown is now given officially 178. remains Mr. Charles Frchman were removed yesterday from Queenstown for Liverpool, where the body will ...

... returning from Canada enlist, was amongst the saved from the Lusitania. Mr. Donald G. Barrow, Monmouth gentleman, was returning home from Canada with his young Canadian wife on the Lusitania. He was only married ten months ago, and was coming to join the ...

... Owing the effects the war be decided return home, • akin'r the Lusitania. His name does not appear in the list saved, and it it feared that is It is feared that the vict mi of the Lusitania disaster nclude Mr. Horace Clift, whose parents reside 58. dount ...

... TWO THESE SUBMARINES. Captain William T. Turner, who waa in command of Cunard liner Lusitania when she torpedoed by the Germane in May last, and now commands the cargo steamer Ulionia, has broken the long silence maintained him since the outrage, and ...

... 500 BOO 900 £1.250,000 DIAIENrfIONS AND CAPACITY. LUSITANIA’S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES. ESCAPE FROM GERMAN CRUISER RECALLED. I I. V. THE AMERICAN FLAG INCIDENT. £ • Knee the war ..i the ill-fated Lusitania ■gured two remarkable incidents. The first was when ...

... sinking of the Lusitania. pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarine bad carried out that threat. Embassy official sav» hopes that the fate of the Lusitania will be a warning ...

... technical argument disputed points must be met promptly by Note setting forth briefly the facts to the peaceful equipment of the Lusitania and reiterating the earnest intention of the Government hold Germany accountability for violation of American rights on the ...

... CAPTAIN TURNER GIVES EVIDENCE, official enquiry into loss of the Lusitania was opened before Lord Mersey at Westminster Central Hall to-day. The assessor* assisting his Lovdahip were Admiral Sir Frederick S. Inglefield and Lieutenant Commander Hearn, ...

... Post New York correspondent, emboldened by the success” the Lusitania massacre, arc boastful in the extreme to future events. All British liners, according te them, arc to follow the Lusitania the bottom the ocean, the British flag is to driven off the ...

... DAILY MAIL. THURSDAY. TONE TY. 1915. LUSITANIA. LORD MERSEY’S ENQUIRY RESUMED. MORE EVIDENCE OF SHIP’S OFFICERS. MR. D. A THOMAS’S CHARGES. The enquiry into the loss of the Lusitania was resumed the Central Hall, Westminster, to-day, before the Wreck ...