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... Court to-day the husband described her as ‘one of tho best,” and sho was dis- charged. The “New York World” says that the Lusitania was warship in the ssme way as Belgium was the aggressor against Germany, in the same way as Louvain University and Rheims ...
... (Through Reuter’s Agency.) New York, Saturday. The will of Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who was lost in the sinking of the Lusitania, has been filed. It bequeaths property amounting to ,£10,000,000. Mrs. Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt, his wife, receives three ...
... these preliminary measurgs ig worthy of all praise. GERMAN NOTE TO AMERICA. Germany has answered the American Note on the Lusitania outrage. She does not | deal with the main question, but raises a host of subsidiary pomnts. The President’s demand that ...
... Coming the American Eagle, says: I've got. to turn this durned bird into do»e somehow. '6 The German statement that the Lusitania carried guns is a blunt way saying ' You're a liar to President Wilson. For 6ent harbour officials over the viwd show she ...
... Ambassador in America complaining of the impatience there over the delay in answering President Wilson’s Note about the Lusitania. The Note was delivered nearly a fortnight ago. The Germans have not yet replied. But they have torpedoed another American ...
... ITALIANS OCCUPY AUSTRIAN TOWNS. SUBMARINE VICTIMS. German Note to United States propoaoa Agreement the true character ot l«usitania before President Wilson's demands are considered Germans admit withdrawal at Ablain. and French report further progress ...
... The crews were saved. The American press is indignant at the shuffling German reply to the U.S. note on the sinking of the Lusitania. neuter says the answer has brought about a grave situation in the relations between America and Germany. America Indignant ...
... Cross-examined, she said they were customers Mr. Shonhut, and they had been trading with him since the war. The fact that the Lusitania had been torpedoed, would that cause you to go and riot on his gremises —No, I didn’t do it. I heard that morning there was ...
... have been forced to retire and take up stronger positions. President Wilson’s Note to Germany concerning the sinking of the Lusitania and other vessels has at last been replied to, but the official text has not yet been published. It seems certain, however ...
... customers of Mr. Shonhut, and they had been trading with him since the war. ..All, a.live .I**- . The .'act that the Lusitania had been torpedoed, would that cause you to and riot on nis premises?— No. I didn’t it. I heard that morning there was likely ...
... NIS NEW WORK - of of 1 of I Mr ir L Sir k Mr DariP M Dr in Act BUTCHERS TO MAKE MUNITIONS A night -e rf on tbeir of THE LUSITANIA - ' paper on Central News SH0T8 DURIN6 A RIOT (oldthorp? of Shxmhut loot in to of lima This of of COTTON TRADE DISPUTE likely ...
... speculation in specialties and this, in connection with unsatisfactory rumours of Germany’s answer to America regarding the Lusitania, caused a set-back. The news the torpedoing of the Nebraskan had a depressing effect, war equipment shares being mainly affocted ...