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... merchantmen carrying non-eembatante, and also gives «ot:ce that reparation will be sought for the loss of o*er 100 lives the Lusitania, and for other violatwes the rights nations in sea war rone*. Whilst indication given in the Note of the steps which Government ...
... THE LUSITANU’S CAPTAIN. Captain Turner, who was temporarily taking tie place of Captain Dow on the Lusitania, born al Liverpool 1856, and at the age of made his first voyage the sailing ship White Star. From then until 1878, when entered the service of ...
... referred in indignant term* to the rejoicings in the homos German families here on receipt of the news tho loss of the Lusitania.—Reuter. ...
... crime. The Lusitania was not, and never had been, an armed vessel, neither was she any way equipped for offensive defensive operations against submarines. It is, Moreover, denied that she was carrying muni-, tions war. all respects the Lusitania held tin ...
... MR. O. THOMAS'S THANK OFfmiNa. Mr. D. A. Thornes, thank-offering for his escape from the wreck the Lusitania, gave a thousand guineas for a box Mmc. Clara Butt's Red Cross concert in the Albert Hall last night. ...
... 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. Tbe Lusitania was torpedoed without notice about 15 miles off tbe Irish coast, and sank in ...
... rumoured here to-night that Admiral von win resign owing to a difference of opinion trer the sinking of the Lusitania.-Exchange. ANOTHER LUSITANIA SURVIVOR. lady rescded by torpedo boat. Press Association special correspondent telegraphs irorn Cork last ...
... passengers for the time of the year, not a single hook, being cancelled. It was stated New York, although the captain of the Lusitania subsequently denied it, that many of Uje leading passcrigep* received telegrams, signed either '‘John Smith “George Jones ...
... it may be that it was because of that failure that the extreme example of frightfulness represented by the sinking of the Lusitania was decided upon. Germany is capable of perpetrating all manner fiendish outrages without having any definite military object ...
... craw. Lord Mersey said tbe Court would ait at Caxlon Hall for the Lusitania enquiry, and did not think judgment with regard to Falsba would de- Uvered until after the cate of tho Lusitania had been heard. Ho wonld not formally eloao this Court, because ...
... had certitude that the war would be over, from, one two months for, they said, they wore out.—Exchange. •AY, MAY «0, 1916. LUSITANIA* SENSATIONAL CHARGES AGAINST SUBMARINE COMMANDERS, ...
... regulations the Titanic Conference were observed in the case of the Lusitania. America, faced with the deliberate murder of 200 its citiaens, to cit down quietly to discover whether the Lusitania had enough boats, rafts, and other life-saving apparatus to save ...