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... THE LUSITANIA. HELP DRIVEN OFF BY SUBMARINES. BOSTON', Tuesday. Captain Wood, of the steamer Etonia, arrived here from Liverpool, and reports that his and other steamships in the Vicinity were prevented from going to the assistance of the Lusitania by ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Commander BELLAIRS asked the I•rr.!ent of the Board of Trade whether he sea now iu • position to state the questions wooed be addressed to Lord Mersey's Board of Trade Inquiry into the loa of the Lusitani•, and whether be could give the ...
... 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 ...
... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER LANDING OF BODIES. Queenstown, Tuesday. This afternoon the bodies of sixteen victims of the Lusitania disaster were landed at the Cunard Coy.'s wharf. There were five women, nine men, and two children—a boy and a girl. The Rotterdam ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME Rescue Ships Attacked by German Submarines ETON I A’S EXCITING ...
... LUSITANIA’S INSURANCE. The President the Board of Trade has informed Commander that the was insured under the Government war risks scheme. The amount of the was largo, but it is not desirable to pufebsh the amount for which all ships are insured- ...
... | SE aw were Gea nable advisers. by their prof The Lusitania Inquiry. Commander BELLAIRS asked the dent of the Board of Trade whether now in a position enn | ition to state the question: a He Lusitania ; whether he could g al for or names of the law officers ...
... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. The solicitor to the Board of Trade wil; continue to take statements from passengers of the Lusitania at the Hotel Metropole, Northumberland-avenue, until 6 p.m. to-day, and any passenger who is in a position to supply evideace likely ...
... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. Commander BELL AIRS (U.) asked the Presi dent of the Board of Trade whether was now in a position to state the Questions which would addressed Lord Mersey’s^Board of Trade Inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania, and whether he could ...
... THE LOST LUSITANIA. Tlio Board Trade hist night Hiinouiiced that the Solicitor to tho Board Trade will continue take statement.* from passenger* Lu.-itania the Hotel Mctropolc, Northumberland Avenue, London, W.C., until 6 p.m. to-day, and any passenger ...
... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Commander BELL.VT~S asked tho President of the Board Trade whether was now m position to state the questions which would addressed .o Lord Mersey's Board of Trade enquiry into the loss of the LiuaUnia, and whether couid give the ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. FORECAST OF GERMAN REPLY. SHIFTING THE RESPONSIBILITY. The Amsterdam correspondent the Matin learns from good source that the German reply to the American Note will he sent on Thursday, and that will justify the attack on the Lusitania ...