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... 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 ...
... in the American press. are regarded as bluff. It is, however, stated that anonymous mun%.tm sent to the passengers on the Lusitania, but they were treated with contempt. Many American ciizens, incinuing Mr. George Vanderbilt, sailed on the liner. If the ...
... QUESTION Washington, Saturday. President Wilson wgs preparing to leave the White House for a drive when the news of the Lusitania outrage arrived. Previously the Cabinet bad discussed for an hour the Gulflight question, and members of the Cabinet had ...
... INSULT TO AMERICA The first nows of the sinking of the Lusitania, which was made known in Berlin early this mming,m.edmmdmumentndemb& lasm. The newspaper commerts run ol ordinary lines with praise for the pluck and daring of the submarine. Hundreds of ...
... HYPOCRITICAL PITY. Amsterdam, Saturdsy. ! - o~ In the course of editorial comment upon ‘he sinking of the Lusitania, the German newspaper - Koelnische Zesung ™ ssys: There 1 no G«mmmflmmrumb‘dwmmm.nveflflsmh\'o been drowned. ey are, however, responsble for ...
... ths -7 of which has caused throughoutr = -orn a universal cry of horvor.™ The ** Petit_Parisien : ** The torpedoir~ thv Lusitania has aroused wniversal mdigie’ ~ and forms one of a series of monstrou: at” - ties executed by the Kaiser's command = 7 mature ...
... speed and renown o veseel, the claborately advertised warnin. . was published by the German Embas v cidentally with the Lusitania’s last dei. from this port, of which she was the pri. the favourite, combine to intensify the 1. . with which Amenczn opinion ...
... to-day instruct the American Ambasssdor in Berlin to ask Germany for o report of the facts concerning the sinking of the Lusitania, Despite the President's appoal for coolness, high officials declare privately that the situation is very grave. ANOTHER ...
... 703, forty-five having been landed to-day at Queenstown by a drifter. This makes the total number of missing 1,457. The Lusitania was attacked without warning, and was struck by two torpedoes. These torpedoes are said to have emitted suffocating and sickly ...
... holding a warning advertisement i |« hand and sardonically watching the sailinz the Lusitania.—Central Newe. WARNING NO EXCUSE FOR MURDFR The “World” says:—*The Lusitania af.- calls for all self-restrain and self-possession American people can command. ...
... Kenneth Douglas, the well-known London actor, -who is playving in A Pair of Silk Stockings” in America, was not on board the Lusitania. A cable to Mrs. Douglas earlior in the week stated tha. Mr. Douglas was travelling by another Cunard boat. ...
... presents a horrifying spectacle. The Press Association’s epecial correspondent at Queenstown tolegraphs :— Passengers irom e Lusitania picked up by the boais which left Qu renstown lf::: rescue J:.ot: were 'anded at econstown night, rst batch arrivi :fim 8 ...