... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Replying to Mr. William Thorne (Lab.. West Ram, S.). Mr. RUNCIMAN (President, Board of Trade) stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held not by a committee. but by a statutory court. consisting of a Wreck 4 ...

... THE LUSITANIA TRAGEDY. BRUTAL GERMAN COMMENT. The Gerfnan Press is quite obviously determined that there shall be no element of brutality lacking in the tragedy of the Lusitania. With one single exception all the newspapers, in Austria as well as in Ge;•- ...

... publishes a leading article on the Lusitania affair, beginning with an extract from the Year-book of the English Na'i) League, stating that the has only one zone, namely. the English zone. The Cunard steamers Lusitania and Mauretania received a ...

... sinking of the Lusitania was certain to arouse discussion with regard to the destn nad construction of large ships. Admiral Sir Algernon de Horsey contributed an interesting letter on the subject. His contention is that if the Lusitania was built with ...

... good source that the German reply to the American Note wilt be sent on Thursday, and that it will justify the attack on the Lusitania on the ground that the captain of the submarine affirms in his report that he fired only one torpedo, and that Inc second ...

... some time on the staff of the New York American in London, was buried at Harringay yesterday. He was drowned in the Lusitania disaster. The pictures show the coin covered with the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack and Mrs. Jones about to enter ...

... said he oould not state theffuestions which would be addressed to Lord Mersey's Board of Trade inquiry into the last of the Lusitania until sufficient evidence had be .n obtained from the passengers and crew. The proceedings would be conducted as rapidly ...

... she would be torpedoed by the enemy. The advertisements were in similar terms to those which preceded the sailing of the Lusitania on her last voyage. ...

... THE LUMTANIA INQUIRY The ooard of Trade desire to repeat the notice given on the 12th inst., inviting passengers of Ow, Lusitania who now are, or will shortly be in or nmir London, and who are able to supply evidence likely to be of value for the inquiry ...

... Dumba conferred at great length with Mr. Bryan, and later with State Department officials on the situation arising from the Lusitania outrage and the American Note, and Mr. Bryan apprised President Wilson in New York of the substance of his conversation. ...

... SORROWS. GERMANY’S SECOND THOUGHTS THE LUSITANIA. Berne, Tuesday. private letter which has just reached here from Berlin gives an interesting description of the second Unman public opinion upon the sinking ol the Lusitania. “At first,” declares the writer, ...

... GREAT LINER SAFE. Despite German warnings in America that she would share the fate of the Lusitania, the Cunard-Anchor liner Transylvania arrived safely yesterday at Greenock at 3 a.m. and proceeded later to Glasgow, where she landed her passengers. Instead ...