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... CONFUSING THE ISSUES. The general opinion is that the German reply to the American Note regarding the sinking the Lusitania, and the perpetration of other piratical outrages on American life and property at sea, is a skilful attempt to confuse the issues ...
... with assistance from Dover. “LUSITANIA DOOMED.” German Attempts to Scare Passengers. New York, Saturday. —A man speaking English with a German accent lias circulated among the ]>assengers the pier warning that the Lusitania doomed. The warning telegram ...
... who, as founder of o ffi c i a l s scru tinised ever y pa ss enger going the Home Counties Publio-House Trust, aboard the Lusitania. This delayed the and vice-president of a kindred enter- liner's departure by nearly three hours. prise, the People's Refreshment ...
... German plan frighten American travelling on British ships miscarried yesterday, when over 1.200 passengers sailed on the Lusitania after having boon solemnly warned, not only the German Embassy Washington, but by various German sympathisers who, having ...
... Germany's war zone.'* Telegrams have also been sent to travedlexs who were known to have bo-'ked passages the famous liner Lusitania, warning them that the vessel would be torpedoed or destroyed, and advising them to cancel their passages. Needless to say ...
... James Westill, of Sunderland. She was of 2,008 gross tons, had a speed of knots, and was built at Sunderland in 1880.1 LUSITANIA'S BIG PASSENGER GERMAN WARNING DERIDED. (Daily Telegraph CorreaPendent.) NEW TORE, Sunday The warning by the German Embaesy ...
... interests. A man, speaking English with a German accent, circulated amongst the passengers on the pier a warning that the Lusitania is downed. The warning telegrams were signed John Jones, - James Smith,'' and other fictitious names. NEW YORK, May 1 ...
... frighten American passenger, from travelling on British ships miscarried yesterday when over 1,-JOO passengers sailed the Lusitania after having been solemn! v wanted not only by German Embassy lit YVashington, hut various German sympathisers who, having ...
... lost their lives, and great excitement has been caused in America by the outrage. It is stated that the passengers on the Lusitania have been warned that the liner will be destroyed. The vessel however, sailed with a full complement, including many dis ...
... 33-HALL, JOHN, JN., I CO. 69. Mark-lane. KG ASCOfIII-London April 17 Curia at Lisbon April 22 Britannia-at Malaga April 22 Lusitania-London April 27 Peninsula-at London April 28 Swoons-at London April 21 40-H NORMAN. & 21. Crest St. Belem. 12.0 Brigfit ...
... LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. From Liverpool at 2 30 p.m. •Sazonia, --Sat., May 1 I Tuseania Sat., May 8 Orduna Wed., May 5 I Lusitania Sat., May 15 • Cabin and Third Passengers only. To CANADA, from London and LiverpooL Apply, CTUNARD LINE, Liverpool; London ...
... Another German Failure. It is pleasant to find that the blustering attempt of Count Bernstorff to get the Cunard liner, the Lusitania, boycotted by American passengers to England has failed of its purpose. Not a single passenger cancelled his booking on account ...