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... TELEGRAMS. L'ondor. May B.—There are only unverified reports regarding the of the Lusitania. There were two thousand three hundred persOns aboard and possibly all have been saved ; certainly hundreds have been and are aboard the large and small craft ...
... States Ainhassador to Great Britain, has cabled that the Lusitania has been torpedoed, sinking in thirty minutes, but that there is no news of her passengerti yet. The Cunard Line here says the Lusitania carried one thousand two ...
... nct exculpate Germany in the American view The recent advertisements by the German Embassy, warning against sailing on the Lusitania, is reca:led, with the explanation that it was done to ease Germany's co/Dietetic.. The British steamers CeutArini, and Candidate ...
... regarding the American passenger.; lost on the Lusitania, with that of the case of Mr. Thrasher, who perished on the Falaba, the latter case presenting the same legal grievance as the deaths on the Lusitania, which are merely more numerous and no wore in ...
... and prever.t suffering amorg her pimple. A Berlin official ata.ernent says. The co. Lusitania was torpedoed nil Friday by a German iiiihmarine and sank. Tne Lusitania wia naturally armed with guns, as were recently most of the British mercantile steam ...
... class. About fifty New Yorkers lost their A very powerful submarine, without a number, stopped a trawlet and asked abut the Lusitania and commandeered her catch of fish. She is presumably a claimant to a part of the cr for the topedoing: A comparison of tue ...
... Captain of the 'Lusitania in a matter doors were forcibly ejected by the requiring for its own use the food and which its to be the subject of inquiry, other members. The Baltic Exchange munitions which are now strengthen- The Lusitania's loss shoull not ...
... trom Berlin state that Admirsl Von Tirp!tz is receiving hundreds of telegrams of congratulations for the sinking of the Lusitania which is considered by the Germans as a retort to the destruction of Admiral Spees squadron off the Falkland Islands. The ...
... merchantmen were armed and provided with hand grenades, sad besid, a it has been openly admitted by the English Press that the Lusitania on previous voyages repeatedly carried large quantities ot war material. On her present voyage she carried five thlusand ...
... Tl - IE 4, , USN mem and presumably it was prepared while, despite the serious reverse su f. . before the sinking of the Lusitania. tered in the Western part of the pro- . Its insurance is somewhat reassuring, vinoe, the Russians continue their I Shine ...