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... LUSITANIA. CLAIMS. Mr. Montague Barlow (U., Safford, S.) asked the President of the Board of Trade whether any compensation was to be paid to the survivors of the Lusitania for their property and effects, and whether the Government were prepared to advance ...
... LUSITANIA BODIES ASHORE. Two bodies of victims of the Lusitania disaster have been washed ashore on the Clare coast, near Cahinch. One seemed to be the body of the stewardess and the other was that of a man. In the pocket-book was a name partly obliterated ...
... AMERICAN'S BODY WASHED UP FROM LUSITANIA. A te:egram was received last night by the Queenstown police, stating that the body of J. Kesler J. Montgomery. vice-president of the Philadelphia National Bank, .was found on the Kerry coast yesterday, and has ...
... SANK THE LUSITANIA. LIEUTENANT LIERSING'S STORY OF HIS EXPLOIT. PARIS, July 28. M. Gustave Herve's paper, La Guerre e.oviale, to-day publishes the following remirkable story of the sinking of the Lusitania, t•lle fonn of a telegram from Milan. The is ...
... GERMAN NOTE TO AMERICA. DEFENCE OF SINKING OF LUSITANIA. ...
... by the Admiralty to Captain Turner individually of submarine dangers likely to be encountered by him in the voyage of the Lusitania. It would defeat the object which the Attorney-General had in view if I were to discuss these matters in detail in my report ...
... tentative draft contains no admission of liability for the sinking of the Lusitania. as if to extenuate the crime, it is learned that Germany says it was not believed that the Lusitania would sink as rapidly as she did.—Reuter. ...
... to be given the choice of perishing from starvation with its women and children or of relinquishing its independence. THE LUSITANIA. While our enemies thus loudly and openly proclaimed war without mercy until our utter destruction should have been accomplished ...
... representations. Only yesterday Count Bernstorff told Mr. Lansing that he was confident that there would not be another Lusitania disaster.—Reuter . NEW YORK. July l& A message from Washington states that, the affair has occasioned indignant surprise ...
... Other great disasters which will be readily recalled are the Titanic (1634 lives lost), Empress of Ireland (over 1000), and Lusitania (1120). ...
... SPEED. In my opinion the reduction of the steamer's speed was of no significance, and was proper in the circumstances. The Lusitania was struck on the starboard side (by the first torpedo) somewhere between the third and fourth funnels. A second torpedo ...
... all through the stock list to-day duo to the favourable reception of the Gern: reply to the American Note regarding tho lusitania, which was unexpectedly frendly in its tenor and led to hasty covering bear contracts and also to buying on ion; account ...