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... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... INQUEST ON LUSITANIA STEWARD. in mnnest held yesterday con«*crn:ng tli« death Charier Knight n •toward the Lusitania, the Coroner -..aid th-u of many appalling tragedies none -iad awakened the horror and detestation of the civilised world more ihao i ...
... LUSITANIA'S CAU FOR HELP. Wood, the steamer Etocia, arrived Boston, UJS.A., from Liverpool, reports that his and oilier steamships the vicinity were prevented from going to the assistance the Lusitania the attempts two submarines attack them. Ktonia was ...
... WORRIED SINCE LUSITANIA DISAITIR Committed To Prison For Three Months. can of slim, Loosharelt Wraarick, 11, Orem. call-torraco, ado dal root comply wit► of Aliens Act, 1114, war bawd at Ndifss Wool RM.' Court t►ts morals', Mama AK D. Ward /sod J. M. ...
... LOST WITH THE LUSITANIA. SOWERBY BRIDGE YOUNG MAN'S FATE. Mr Sam Smith, of 64, Wakefield-roud, Sowerby Bn;!, whose son, lih Geo. Arthur Smith, was a pa-xn‘on the Lusitania, has as yet heard no by M, Banith and tho facndy that M. Benithe ‘ ~ . un., }- ...
... MOTOR NOTES. FIRST AID TO LUSITANIA. By J. P. Holland. It may apgear & bit late in the day to write anvihing more about (he Lusitania, considering how that horvible crime has exhausted one’s power of expletive, But there is another side to e emudent which ...
... MIL Each recruit will mean quicker peaoa * To-day anagram : —Lusitania. Tail m, US. A. 1 New local reoruitmg efforts.—See reports Mail. ' Southsea Pier has been, converted. into temporary military hospital. ¥ rn^ier Hull mechanics been Sheffield help ...
... Miss B Dickinson (4th book) e L. 800 0 lady Priewtley (por Miss Priestley) .. 1 1 O Caollected Dy Mias Dunkley .. . 3 6 LUSITANIA’S FATE. SUBMARINES PREVENT RESCUE. Captain Wood, of the steamer Etonis, hes arrived here from Liverpool, and reports that ...
... themselves the Lusitania, the blame falls on and their Government. Can the American Government guarantee that neither guns nor ammunition were on board, and, further, that the submarine when emerging was not exposed being rammed by the Lusitania? the answer ...
... and source of strength- Even after the sinking of the Lusitania the German conscience was clear. England alone- was responsible for that dreadful catastrophe. When the Germans torpedoed the Lusitania it was their right of retaliation against England’s brutal ...
... to the Lusitania, the blams falls on themselves and their Government. tha “Can_the Americsn Government guarantes Tem were _on \t neither guns nor board, and further, that the submarine, when -nemng was mot exposed to being rammed bv the Lusitania® 3 3 “If ...