... LUSITANIA! New York, Saturday * The followins extracts are taken from the leading American newspapers regard to the sinking of the Lusitania. The Sun: It will concern our Government incomparably less than the case o the Gulflight, which was an American ...

... THE LUSITANIA AFTERMATH. Sir, —There is much need for the public to remember that all Jews are not Germans, any more than all Christians are not Germans, otherwise many Jews will continue suffer. The recent Lusitania rioting demonstrates this. On that ...

... LUSITANIA BODIES. m. Consul at Queenstown i 1 to the American Embassy this miming: - Fishing craft London > . bodies, and port having sighted auticithe search b re . CO vered. The pates or^,.p° ther efore, that descriptions may be filed at the Consulate ...

... LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. (HR. CHURCHILL’S STATEMENT IN THE HOUSE. f*WE WARNED THE CAPTAIN,” BY OUR OWN REPORTERS. Questions about the sinking the fusitariia were asked by or Bcr L lord, Mr. Houston, and Mr. Ma JSev the House of Commons this afternoon. ...

... THE LUSITANIA’S SPEED Another fact which emerges from the statements of survivors is that the Lusitania was not going, at speed. Before the morning fog kited sue was going slowly and sounding her siren, but-when the atmosphere cleared she did not steam ...

... LUSITANIA FIRST STRUCK THE BOW. Mr. Ernest Cowper, a Toronto journalist, was coming across with his editor on business, stated that a sharp look-out had been kept for enemy craft when Ireland was being approached. He was chatting with a friend at about ...

... experiences and had very remarkable escapes. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, and was picked up unconscious after being in the water three and half hours. The Lusitania was torpedoed without notice about 15 miles off the Irish coast, and sank in ...

... DUE TC LUSITANIA. Lugano, Friday. A commercial traveller, who was in Italy before and during the war demonstrations, says that the sudden enthusiasm or the oroletariat was due partly to the sinking of the Lusitania, which had created remarkable impression ...

... protect the Lusitania than any tramp, the argument being that if special measures are taken for a Lusitania they must also be taken for the protection any other merchantman. - The Admiralty, we are told, could not undertake to guard the Lusitania merely because ...

... TERRIBLE DEATH ROLL LUSITANIA. 00-600 SURVIVORS” OUT OF FULL COMPLEMENT OF 2,000. PERSONS DIE AFTER RESCUE. LINER STRUCK BY 2 TORPEDOES: ...

... TILE LUSITANIA lu the House of Coiiruious this aflciuoou, .Ur. Ohurehiil, m reply Air. ijouar Law, who asKed whether the sent the Admiralty had been received the saul i;uu. bolli messages seat had acknowledged, one very shortly del ore ibe attack. tl ...

... of the Lusitania the attempts of two submarines attack them. The Etonia was about forty miles from Kinsale when she received the Lusitania s call for assistance. The steamers City ot Exeter and Narragansett also picked up the call, and were proceeding ...