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... THE SUNKEN LUSITANIA. VIEWS OF THE FOREIGN PRESS. Simla, May Id. —The following telegram has been received by the Viceroy from the Secretary of State, dated the 10th instant : The sinking of the Lusitania has caused jubilation in Germany. Hundreds of ...
... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. Calcutta, May B.—ln the business quarters in Calcutta the news of the sinking of the Lusitauia crested a profound sensation, resembling in some respects the shock created by the sinkingof the Titanic. At banks, at merchants' ...
... INDIA AND Tag LUSITANIA. Lucknote, May /3.- 7 -The effect of the Lnsitania outrage on Indian opinion is exemplified by a letter from a barrister to the Indian Daily 7 elegraph Auggesting that India should send a crore of men to annihilate the Germans ...
... INDIAN ON THN LUSITANIA. Calcutta, May fo.—lt is understood that among the passengers on board the Lusitania when she was recently torpedoed was the shiest son of Mr. Mandl Charan Banerjee, the well-known Bengali author. Having graduated in medicine in ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. GOOD SAID KITANS CHASED May 19.—liG8tou: liesteamer Etonia, from Liverpool, has arrived here. She reports that the Etonia and other Steamer:- were attacked by two submarines when they tried to go to the of the Lusitania when they ...
... THE STOEY OF THE LUSITANIA. A RZCORD OF HEROISM. LADY PASSENGER'S ADVENTURES. London, May 9.—Survivors of the Lusitania express the opinion that several submarines were co-operating against the liner, the speed of which minimised the chances of success ...
... HUNS' oitEATESI' MIME. STORIES OF THE LUSITANIA. CROCODILIVS TRAILS. London, May 10. —A German official wireless to the United States Government expresses deepest sympathy at the loss of Americans on the Lusitania, and says the responsibility, however ...
... GERMAN PIRACY. THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. WO RLD-WIDI CONDEMNATION. HORROR AND Skarn IS ETAT] GERMANY UTTERLY CALLOUS. London, May 10,—The Cunard Company umounces that 764 were saved from the Lusitania. A semi-official statement, issued in Berlin, declares ...
... THE HUNS' FOUL CRIME. NO MORE LUSITANIAS. WARNING NOTIONS WITffDBAWN. GIRMANS TO BI INTII&NED. London, May 13—Washington: Tho German Embassy has instructed the newspapers to withdraw the advertisement warniLg Americans against travelling in belligerent ...
... *B-40 pin.—The following comprised the Lusitania's passengers: First class, 290; second clam, 660; third class, 361. The crew numbered 665. The Admiral at Queenstown immediately sent assistance to the Lusitania. He despatched four vessels, five trawlers ...
... May 10.—In the House of Commons Mr. Churchill informed various questioners that an enquiry into the lamentable loss of the Lusitania woul(1 be held without avoidable delay. He emphasised that it was impossible to announce the arrangements for patrolling ...
... arrested, and were in irons at the time that the Lusitania torpedoed. The Cunard Company announces that the Lusitania was travelling at 16 knots when she was torpedoed. The Company announces that the Lusitania has averaged 21 knots since November and 22 on ...