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... has been lost the Lusitania. AMERICA'S ATTITUDE. DRAFT TERMS OF THE NOTE TO GERMANY. Washington, Wednesday. President Wilson has virtually decided the first step of the Government's policy a 9 the result of the sinking of the Lusitania. The President will ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER. REVISED STATEMENT AS TO NUMBEK ON BOARD. THE SPEED OF THE VESSEL. ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES. The Cunard Company announce that, according to the latest information available, the number of passengers on board the Lusitania was as ...
... SINKING OF tHE LUSITANIA. German Reply to American Note. Answer to Demands Refused. Enemy Falling Back Before the French. Ablain Evacuated in the Night. FR►ENNCH REPULSE. TH ADVANCE IN FR4401,. ALL PRESSING THE ENEMY. FURTHER PROGRESS. Position Evacuated ...
... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER. GROWING INDIGNATION IN AMERICA. PRESIDENT'S ATTITUDE. STRONG COMMENTS IN NEW YOUK PRESS. Washington, Monday. President Wilson remained locked in his study at White House all this morning. Some officials heretofore intimate with the ...
... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. GERMANY'S NEW INSCLT TO THE UNITED STATES Washington, Tuesday. Germany's official communication expressing regret and sympathy on account of the loss of Americans in the Lusitania, and reiterating that Germany holds Great Britain ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. SHIPPING FEDERATION'S PROTEST. a meeting the Council of the Shipping: Federation, held in London yesterd y afternoon, the following resolution, moved by Sir Walter Runciman, Bart., M.P., was carried unanimously:— That n©w with horror ...
... Alston, of 18, John Street, Blaydon, was a passenger on the Lusitania, and has been saved. A Blyth young lady, Miss Margaret Coleman, 9 believed to have been amongst the passengers Board the Lusitania. Mifis Coleman left Blyth with the CaTmo Company of music ...
... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. for the Recovery of Bodies. The body of Mr. Charles Frohman, in charge of Mr. !Ratan, left Qneenstown Yesterday afternoon by the 3 o'clock train for Liverpool, to be shi pp ed on the e.s. New York for on Satu rd ay. Offers of a ...
... AMERICA & THE LUSITANIA. GREAT GROWTH OF MILITARY ORGANISATIONS. New York, May 14. wave of interest in things military has swept over the country since the sinking of the Lusitania. The rmmbership military organisations has mounted by leaps and bounds ...
... THE LUSITANIA SUNK TORPEDOED BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE. VESSEL COES DOWN OFF THE IRISH COAST. 1,978 SOULS ON BOARD. TIM Naval Ca*aar» o> Bitmu TWO MERSEY MM h«m IM t'lMMm n»t IM iiHttHHi j-fEAMERS TORPEDOED 6*Cf* ...
... THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. Mr. Churchill and Admiralty's Warning. Lord It LES BKRESFCRD (U., Portsliouthi, asked the First Lord far detaas of the inkin g of the Lusit..inia—whether there was a, 111 Iwiglibotichood of the Hend of and whether he we'd say ...