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... AMERICAN FINANCE. SPECIAL WALL-STREET CABLE. WEAK ON LUSITANIA NEWS. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) NEW YORK, May T. The market to-day was absolutely dull until the rumour of the torpedoing of the Lusitania was received in the eariy afternoon, when the market ...
... The Secretary of the Admiralty that the following message has been received from Admiral, Queenstown: — Survivors from Lusitania are being landed. Those wounded arc being sent to naval and military hospitals. No names yet received. A subsequent me:.sage ...
... 3000 persons. LUSITANIA'S COMMANDER. Captain W. T. Turner. R.N.R.. who WSE in command of the Lusitania. a most trusted officer. His real ship was the Aquitania, the finest vessel in the Cunard fleet, but he had taken command of the Lusitania for the round ...
... Correspondent 7. tircat surprise was expressed here that tho Lusitania should have been caught in broad daylight in the vicinity of the Irish coast. It was expected that the captain of the Lusitania would take the same measure of precaution as on other recent ...
... sinking of the Lusitania. It is pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarines had carried out that threat. An Embassy official says he hopes the fate of the Lusitania will be a warning ...
... of numerous German agents to intimidate the passengers who had hooked cabins on the Lusitania. Many of them received anonymous telegrams warning them that the Lusitania was loomed to destruction. and advising them to postpone their departure. Mr. Alfred ...
... official details regarding the manner in which the Lusitania met her doom there is some difficulty in accepting any ,uggestion that the dastardly work was aceom plished by a single submarine. The Lusitania was a vessel ot 26 knots, and although a boat of ...
... YORK, Nay 7. Awording to the estimate of the Cunard Company's office here there were 936 British passengers on board the Lusitania and 188 American, while the rernainer, 169, were of other nationalities.—Reuter. ...
... fortune and not to any humane consideration shown by the commander of the German submarine. The bare fact of the Finking of Lusitania became known here in the early hours of the afternoon, and the American public is still eagerly awaiting fuller details of ...
... considerable number were ved by the Lusitania's own boats, and many :11. , rF that were sent to the rescue. official news issued Jest erenine , eon- Ft-A (.1 tr Admiralty statement briefly anow:cir.,z that the Lusitania was sunk off the of Kinsale at 2.15 ...
... ANXIETY OF RELATIVES. SCENES AT CUNARD COMPANY'S OFFICES. es the sinking, of the Lusitania became known the London offices of the Cunard Company in Palmerston House, BiAlopsgate, ancl at Coekspur-street wcre besieged by men and women making inquiries ...
... THREATS DISREGARDED. But all these threats directed against the Lusitania were not regarded in a serious light. Americans did not credit Germany with the degree of insane audacity required to attack a great liner, the majority of whose passengers were ...