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... GERMANY AND THE LUSITANIA. QUESTION TO BE AGAIN TAKEN UP ST AMERICA WASHINGTON . , Wednesday. Tl!e State department has decided - not to send any to Great Britain at prtociit in regard to ht.,- alleged interferciwe with the United States commerce. With ...
... Liverpool for duty. THE LATIST^ WILLS. LUSITANIA VICTIMS The will Mr. Charles Edwin Paynter, 17. Kings Mead Road. South Oxton, Birkenheod. ami of Livci|K>ol, timber broker, who met his througli tin* sinking ol tiie Lusitania, has been proved at i::l0,153. Mr ...
... American policy was backed with determination. Had Germany believed Mr. Wilson ,ieally to mean “strict accountability,*’ the Lusitania would never have been sunk. It will a cause for national rejoicing ihat we have escaped ignominious wjw, which would a source ...
... MEMORIAL TO LUSITANIA VICTIM icatiou was made a ; Chester Conaistory Court, yesterday, for permission place memorial tablet in Holy Trinity Church Hoylake, t ...
... for many readers as the last piece of work compleod by that accomplished author before he perished to the sinking of the Lusitania. Among the other complete stories are a very attractive comedy by Eden Phillpots. a pictureesque romantic episode by Marjorie ...
... Chester Couristory, on an application to erect n memorial to Thomas Henry Williams, of Great Moots, Cheshire, lost in the Lusitania, it wad mentioned that the original inscription described Mr. Williams as murdered by Germans, The Chancellor remarked ...
... and of the neutral Hande«solad are «l«o rery vehement, and they are joined by nearly all the provincial Tress. Since the Lusitania, murders such emotion has been elicited in Holland any German misdeed. The German papers preserve marked silence since the ...
... WILLS. Latest wills proved include the following: Sir Hugh Percy Lane, of Lindsay douse, 100. Walk, London, who diet! in the Lusitania disaster—JEso.ooo. Captain Morton Brown ton. the 10th. South Lancashire Regiment, of Liverpool; died active service in the ...
... do much submarines to cripple our power and I commerce, and in lit,, cowardly attacks niv,y a peaceful vessel, like the Lusitania, h ta Kent to the bottom, and the drowning REV W. W PARTRIDGE —On Sunday evening of innocent men, women, and children All ...
... They could have no prouder recolprinoners ! but the answer was, Re- lections of sons and husbands than the member the Lusitania, and Remember thought that they had died in the perform- Belgium. ance. of the highest duty it was possible for any man ...