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... batch is leaving tomorrow. THE LUSITANIA. ROUGH WEATHER PREVENTS LANDING OF BODIES. The Press Association's special correspondent Quenesfcown telegraphs: Very rough weather prevails here to-day, and a body from the Lusitania has been identified as that of ...
... English read of Americans knocking j ubilant Germans who toasted Der with exuberance than discretion in York sinking of the Lusitania are not wanting a rising anti-German feeling which dangerous The scientific societies at the beginning the expel their members ...
... THE WAR. GERMANY AND THE CASE THE LUSITANIA. Submission ol Matter to Arbitration Favoured. [Ekcbangl Telegraph CourAsr.] Amsterdam, f&turday. The ’■ Vossif Zcituug that high Government circles favour the submission the sinking the Lusitaua and the duficulties ...
... respect their own word. The barbarities had gone on from worse to worse, until the climax came the awful disaster to the Lusitania. It was no surprise that the feeling of the people of this country was shown in the way it had been indicated in the streets ...
... of the lee Mr. George Stones, of New Chapel, Penistone, a farmer in Vancouver, was a passenger along with his wife ou the Lusitania. lie was saved, hut his wife was lost. On Sunday afternoon a confirmation set , *ice was held at the Penistone Parish Church ...
... having weather prevails here to-day (Saturday). :;:\: !o{::-tlluhut!“: Ud!l'holtt::. d: :1:;.'0.. .l':;Amyu body from the Lusitania has been Jacesny % D .'.*ah:h”. had got qm‘umuoudt of | identified as that of Mrs. lhrr‘v J. Keser, an ‘hand. His father ...
... of these veaaek intended to blow their *hi|* in the event of war between the Lnitcd Statee and Germany a* result of the Lusitania dkaeter. Nothing of Nuepiciona character was di»- ooverea on the liner*, but the search wa« by no mean* completed, and wa^being ...
... AMERICA'S LOSS ON THE LUSITANIA. U.S. CONSUL'S REPORT. The 'United States Ambassador in London Les rescued the report of his Consul at Qoeetsaouu on the sinking of the Luritania. The Mott states that the ship sank in sixty fathoms. end the captain believes ...
... Amsterdam. Monday In German circles disappointment manifested at the settlement of the Mut '- Japanese negotiations. HE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. Ronne, Sunday. TriMina - *ay- All American int the Lugotania outrage is superti. r German'. brutal avowal. Am-tentani ...
... dated April 30th, 1915. was presented to the fact, they had had none for about four years. COMA of the last minutes of the Lusitania guilty, it did not that be bad audad May, anti Mr. G. Belben. two powerful; I wi 1 switc h 'I i t off . -P . S . committee ...
... IN TERN ALL GERMANS.” Several public references to tbo Lusitania outrage have been made in the district. At tin* Kenilworth Urban Council meeting tin* vice-chairman. Dr. W. Growse. who was in the chair, expressed the general sympathy of the townspeople ...
... PRIVILEGE WOMEN MAY ENJOY. They Can Help To Avenge Lusitania Victims. In the course of a brief introductory speech, his Worship said:- 1 have never addressed a public meeting before with a greater sense of the responsibility of my position. lam speaking ...