... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. I The Firing Fish reached tJueeuMows 'vesterda' with the bodies of mns mar* Victims ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIM. How mom , . wERE swim IN A SINGLE BOAT. At au inquest at Liverpool on Tuesday on a Lusitania passenger who died Even *.spay iioisoning after reaching his home the chief steward, John F. V. Jones. told how First I/nicer Jones saved la ...

... five-minutes to two there wa> a. muffled sound coming from the direction of the bows the Lusitania. accompanied b. trembling motion of the .ship. Immediately afterwards Lusitania began to list to tarboard. With ...

... Petrograd concerning the Lusitania outrage finds expression in the morning papers. The Retch calls attention to the circumstances of the last devilish German exploit, preceded by threat from Count Bernstorff before the Lusitania's departure. Americans ...

... THE LUSITANIA ATROCITY The Chairman, at the conclusion of the ordinary business; said the council would wish him to express their sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Henry Street, on the loss of their two daughters, who were passengers on board the ...

... THE LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. HEAVY DEATH ROLL. German submarine piracy touched the lowest depths of its infamy on Friday last week the sinking by torpedo, without warning, of the Canard liner Lusitania, when approaching Queenstown on journey from New York ...

... “Real Charactei or the Lusitania.’' President Wilson’s demand for a disavowal of the sinking the Lusitania and discontinuance of present practices submarine warfare are not specially mentioned the reply. The Gorman Note states that pending the answer ...

... yesterday and expressed their horror and sympathy with the loss of the Lusitania. The Netherlands Minister also called and made plain that his Government's position with relation to the Lusitania was the same as that of the United States Government, a numj ber ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. The remains of the late Eev. Father Maturin, the well-known Roman Catholic divine, one of the victims of the Lusitania disaster, were removed from the Cun and wharf Queenstown 'a«t night for convevnnce to London for interment. The remains ...

... WHERE THE LUSITANIA WAS SUNK. , CQBK j. . „ W ThUf' H»rt>mir Htad «f ...

... LUSITANIA RELIEF FUND. To the Editor of the Birmingham Daily Mail. Sir.—l have been asked by the Lord 'Mayor of Liverpool to co-operate with him in raising fund for tha relief of the sufferers sinking the Lusitania. In appealing to the generous citiseas ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Mr. Runciman, replying Commander llellairs in the House of Commons yesterday, the assessors to a&aisf Lord Mersey the Lusitania inquiry had not been appointed. Certain questions were being formulated, but there would be terms of reference ...