... THE LUSITANIA. GERMAft STORY OF THE CRIME. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT THE INQUIRY. In tne House of Commons, yesteiday, replying to Mr William Thorne (Lab., W. Ham, ), Mr. stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held, not by a committee, but by a statutory ...

... ~ LUSITANIA. All great crises in life are marked by their tendency deep silences. There is an old story of a nervous lady board ship, in a stormy asking the whether was- any danger. He pointed her to group sailors very noisy, and said, “As long as they ...

... THE LUSITANIA. INQUEST AT QUUNSTOWN. VERDICT OF OF MURDER. (From Our Reporter, Quernatown, Saturday. Mr. Coroner Rice, solicitor, Ft rmuy, le• turned the inquest uu Dm victims of the Lusitailia &ashler at 3 o'clock to day in the Town Hall, Iljneenatoe ...

... THE LUSITANIA. SUBMARINE COMMANDER'S STORY. Second Explosion Attributed to Ammunition. Amsterdam, Friday —The German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania, compiled from the report of the commander of the submarine which did the deed, lias ...

... THE LUSITANIA. United States & German}'. BERLIN DELAYS EXPECTED. Dernburg Quitting America. WASHINGTON, Monday. Ccunt Bernstorff has admited that the report of Herr Dernburg's impending departure from the United States is correct, but pleads ignorance ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Evidence of Deliberate Intention to Destroy the Passengers. Boston. Tuesday. Captain Wood, the steamer Etocia. arrived here from Lavarpool, and reports that has and other steamers the vicmitj were prerented from going to the assistance ...

... LUSITANIA. •• r OWE MY LrFE TO BEING ABLE TO SWIM. Mr. Jorepli ItOssiter. linotype oilPra____ tar in the News offiee, Waterford, TI , N ANT FLOOD. los received .a letter from him hrother. 111. Laiirenee Itn“iter. who tear a tile- Aninher (lacer to ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The loss of the Lusitania through German submarine attach off the southern coast Ire- Ut. ...

... ON THE LUSITANIA. This is portrait of Mr Aberdeen, one of the engineers thml . usit ania. - . ' who ' •* ] years was a son •Jr. John Morrice, Wellington . et, and served apprenticeship . Messrs. & S °-» f' ootdee. ~ nod been on _ Lusitania for a .'ear ...

... ON THE LUSITANIA. A striking story has been told by Mrs. Pat Wilson, of Moose Jaw, Canada, who was on the Lusitania when it was torpedoed. She was on her way Shorncliffe to see her husband, a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. “I was sitting ...

... passengers the Lusitania were unlawfully, deliberately and maliciouslv taken away. The jury returned the following verdict:—W# find that the deceased, Mrs Francis King, one the passengers by the Cunard Company's passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully ...