... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Mr. W,llium Thorne Lal*—Wc.*i Ham 6. Mr. RUNCIMAN President to the Hoard Trade) •laird that the inquiry into the loss the Lusu.in would I** held not committee, but siniuory •ujn. coßitsnog of wreck commissioner, with skilled would ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. The Mayor referred with emotion the sinking of the Lusitania, which .he described as dastardly, cowardly, and inhuman piece of business.” ” I was so moved,” said he, ‘‘that I could hardly sign my name in this book just now; and that ...

... LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING OFF IRISH COAST. APPALLING LOSS OF UFB. By sinking without warning tbo great Canard liner Lusitania off tbo Old Hoad of Kinaale Friday afteraooa a German sabmarine ha* committed tha meat infamous outrage of the ...

... THE SINNING OF THE LUSITANIA. Proudly she sailed none thinking of death. O'er a calm and peaceful sea, he Lusitania! Her name now rings o'er earth. A call to those who are free. Jo warning they gave, but the Pirates vile, Laid wait ! Their murderous work ...

... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Commander BELL.VT~S asked tho President of the Board Trade whether was now m position to state the questions which would addressed .o Lord Mersey's Board of Trade enquiry into the loss of the LiuaUnia, and whether couid give the ...

... LUSITANIA STORIES. One of the bodies at Kinsale was that of Lieutenant R. Matthews, 6th Canadian Rifles, and beside it reposed the body of a beautiful young woman, })elieved to be his wife, A paper found on Lieutenant Matthews contains the words. ** First ...

... The Lusitania OQutrage. LOGAL VICTIMS. Among the many victims of the dastardly outrage on the Lusitania was Mr. Walter Wright, manager of the wheel department of the Dunlop Rim and Wheel Company, Coventry. Mr. Wright, who resided at Stoke Park, went to ...

... LUSITANIA SUNK. TORPEDOED WITHOUT WARNING OFF IRISH COAST. ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA. THE “PRINCE OF LOOTERS.” I This picture of the boat deck the Lusitania gives some idea of the immense site of this magnificent vessel, the sinking of which by German submarine, with appalling loss of life, has sent thrill of horror ...

... The Lost Lusitania. The Huns hare done, with bomb and gnn, Foul deeds on land and water. But naught can beat their latest feat submarining slaughter. There friend and foe aro dealt blow That fills the wide world with horror. While heart-wrung cries to ...

... not forget the civilians of the Lusitania. Dastardly is the W ord. (Passed for Publication.) NEW YORK, Saturday. The following extracts are taken from the leading American newspapers regard to the sinking of the Lusitania: The Sun : It will concern ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. I The Firing Fish reached tJueeuMows 'vesterda' with the bodies of mns mar* Victims ...