... THE WORLD'S GREATEST SEA CRIME THE SINKING OF THE MIGHTY LUSITANIA. In brilliant weather with 2,160 souls on board, without warning, the Lusitania, flower of the Cunard Fleet, was sunk yb Germany, the common foe of the human race For complete report ...

... THE FULLEST THE LATEST THE BEST Account of the Torpedoing of the Cunard LUSITANIA WILL APPEAR IN TO-MORROW'S ...

... Liverpool have decided to open a relief fund Jor the sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. Donations can be sent to the Mansion House, London, or the Town Hall, Liverpool. LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. ...

... America, was not on board the Lusitania. A cable to Mrs. Douglas earlier in the week stated that Mr. Douglas was travelling by another Cunarder. It is believed that some of the members of the company travelled by the Lusitania. ...

... the following announcement / This afternoon (through the Pres.; Bureau): The statement appearing in some papers that the Lusitania was armed is wholly false. TO HELP THE SAVED. Captain A. M. Miller and Captain W. A. Castle, both of the American Military ...

... THE HOW THE LUSITANIA WAS TORPEDOED BY THE PIRATES. ...

... n Line, from the World, New York, says : Believe a message from you on the justification of the destruction of the Lusitania would be welcomed by millions of Americans of German blood, and request you to send by wireless on receipt of this. Your ...

... experiences, and had very remarkable escapes. Lady Mackworth went down in the Lusitania, and was picked uj unconscious atter being in the water three and a hall hours. The ' Lusitania,' continued Mr. Thomas, was torpedoed without notice about fifteen ...

... received that fortybe more survivors from the Lusitania have leeo landed at Queenstown from a drifter. 2.15 p.m. The Press Bureau is informed by the Admiralty at no more reports regarding the Lusitania lave been received, and that the number of survitors ...

... anything were needed to arouse the indignation of the whole world against German methods of warfare the torpedoing of the ' Lusitania ' certainly furnishes it. It is in line with the bombarding of Cathedrals and hospitals, the mutilating of women and children ...

... set their faces against public inquiries. The 'Lusitania ' was not, however, a man-of-war, but a merchant ship, on which many Americans were travel- ''The assumption that a dead set was made on the 'Lusitania ' and that all the submarines of the latest type ...

... Nienws van den Dag. This paper asks what impression the news of the torpedoing of the Lusitania will create in the United States, as certainly a great number of Americans were among the liner's passengers, and what attitude the American Government ...