... LUSITANIA JUDGMENT. (Contthued from Page 1.) saved, and of the females 9, making the total nuDiber saved 239. CREW’S GOOD CONDUCT. I and that the conduct of the masters, the officers, and the crew was satisfactory. They did their best in difficult and ...

... LUSITANIA FINDINGS. THE DELIBERATE NATURE OF THE CRIME. TWO SUBMARINES. NO BLAME ATTACHING TO MASTER OR OWNERS. Lord Mersey to-day delivered the judgment of the Court constituted by the Board of Trade to inquire into the loss of the Lusitania. ...

... 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 ...

... THIS LUSITANIA NOTIL Germany's effort further to becloud the Lu.sitania issue by subsidiary informal discussions has been treated by Washington according to its merits. The note was therefor presented, and it is generally agreed that it is no more sa ...

... SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA DEFENDED. “THE CLAIMS OF HUMANITY.” Amsterdam, Saturday. A telegram from Berlin states officially that the reply of the German Government the American Note handed to the United States Ambassador on Thursday declares: The Imperial ...

... The Lusitania Crime. Lord Mersey, on 17 July, delivered his report on the loss of the I.usitania, on 7 May last, as follows : The Court having carefully inquired into the circumstances of the above•mentioned disaster, finds for the reasons appearing ...

... LUSITANIA NOTE. Insolent German Suggestion to U.S.A. Copenhagen, Satnrday.—l learn from a diplomatic source that Germany’s to the American Note has been finally prepared at the Foreign Office. It will not be delivered for some time, however, as it is ...

... LUSITANIA CAPTAIN NOT TO BLAME. 'Lord Mersey on .kdmiralt? Precautions. HERO OF E:E CREW. Youth Who Helped tu Save Eighty Passengers. 'lke whole blame for the cryl deitruw. butt of lite is this catastrophe (the L ee e, tawia) must rest solely with those ...

... PAPERS LOST IN THE LUSITANIA. The American Woollen Company, of Colemanstreet, were summoned at Guildhall yesterday at the instance of Yr. Theodore Roberts, for falling to forward, to the registrar at Somerset Rouse the particulars required by the Companies ...

... 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 ...

... Sinking of tho Lusitania. The e.ents of the past wo months have clearly indieated that a is possible and practicable to PUlth übuturino operatioo& i 6 have charactorized the activity of the imperial German Navy within the so-called war zone in substantial ...

... LUSITANIA SIM BY D2l. ...