... A SILENT BOYCOTT. The silent boycott which has been going in New fork since the news of the Lusitania srst received Gready affecting many German shopkeepers. One »rge establishment in Broadway, in particular, has >een seriously hit financially The “Tribune ...

... TION OVER NEBRASKAN. The Cabinet had arranged to meet yesterday to discuss the German reply to the American Note on the Lusitania attack, the delivery* of the reply having been promised not later than Thursday. It has not, however, reached Washington ...

... to make, hut said that he presumed the projected visit of British professional!, to America will be abandoned. Before the Lusitania tragedy the proposed tour of British golf professionals in America had been adversely criticised, particularly officers at ...

... inquired into the circumstances the •Lusitania tragedy. one can say that it is illogical, cud few people outside Germany will dispute That the Mad Mullah of Europe has been fittingly branded. is use mincing words. The Lusitania crime was premeditated. It was ...

... of the Lusitania horror, and beyond the anxious enquirers at the Canard offices there little indicate anything unueual in the of the part. unexpectedly yesterday afternoon the tugboat Poolaee, of Rotterdam, arrived with sixteen bodies Lusitania passengers ...

... that three torpedoes were all in the Lusitania's star hoard bide. The fust two sealed the bhi|i’s fate, and the third, in the case of the Falaoa, fo ind its mark while the lust lioat was being lowered. When the Lusitania had sunk front sight and the singing ...

... predicted the sinking of the Lusitania word has been sent out that •he Transylvania, which sailed frem New Friday, /ill torpedoed. Sailors from the German ships now is harbour Boston who predicted the blowing up of the Lusitania declare that a desperate effort ...

... “to the German public that it should liave been -eported that Berlin felt pride or satisfaction in t!he sinking of the Lusitania. Many were glad that the act was possible, it ensured confidence in the German fleet, but is lie ...

... American Government in regard to the of the Lusitania. In these authorised but unofficial explanations emphasis is laid upon the warning the German Embassy gave advertisement in the New York press before the Lusitania sailed, though no mention is male of the ...

... ACT DETERMINED AND PLANNED. Further Inquest on the Lusitania Victims. A SEAMAN’S PROTEST. (From Our Special Correspondent.) Qi f.f.ssto'wx. Sunday quaint, bare diamber widen serve* Queenstown a meeting plaoo for the local Council, the district Coroner ...

... Lusuaniu sent out on in the order and with the times their issue: f -SO a.in. The Press Bureau i» Uiat the survivors the Lusitania lauded at Kinsale uumbored about eleven. The Pmas. Bureau is informed that tclegrarm the following effect has been received ...

... Midland Exclusive Film Company. who lived at the Globe Hotel, Manchester-street, Birmingham. Their story the torpedoing of the Lusitania will found elsewhere. Mr. J, Sidney Alter resided Birmingham before going the Federated Malay States engage in rubber planting ...