... 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 ...

... CIVILISED WORLD GERMANY’S CUP BRIMMING. Paris. Saturday. The Parisian Press is strongly indignant over the torpedoing of the Lusitania. Nothing is yet known here regarding the uumber passengers saved. The Petit Parinen says ; This act of supreme cruelty ...

... 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 ...

... Queenstown. -The Cuuard liner Lusitania was torpedoed and sank. Assistance was sen:. LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. The Secretary the Admiralty makes the following announcement: The statement appearing in some newspapers that the Lusitania was armed wholly false. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Admiral at Queenstown: Survivors from Lusitania are being landed. Those wounded are being sent to Naval and Military hospitals. No names yet received. Late & (1.5 a.m.). Between 500 and 600 survivors from Lusitania now landed. Many hospital cases. Several ...

... thorities claim as the Embassy that the Lusitania Wd be torpedoed.. Murder does not come innocent and innocuous because ti e been warned in advance died German prestige m this country destruction of the Lusitania. Ihe mi,, Ury trifling, the moral losses ...

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

... warnings were sent to individuals intending to sad the Lusitania. Most significant all were the letters received in Washington from officials Germany by private persons stating that the Lusitania would surely be destroyed. One official was told -nh much ...