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... THE LUSITANIA. Germany Now Recognises Liability. Washington, Wednesday. Count Bernstorff has received a tentative draft from his Government on the Lusitania question, which he will deliver to-day. It stated that this document agrees to substitute the ...
... THE LUSITANIA MURDERS. OFFICUL INQUIRY. ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S STATEMENT. Bill ASSERTIONS DENIED. Lord Jersey to-day opened the Board Trade official inquiry into the loss of the Cunard liner Lusitania. The oourt cat at the Central Hall, Westminster, his loi-dship ...
... Booth, rej ferred to the loas of the Lusitania, and i resolved— That this meeting of directors the Canard Steamship Company desire to place record their deep sense of the outrage committed against H.M.S Lusitania in the unlawful attack made upon her, ...
... LUSITANIA'S RUSE. Sails Under American Flag. AMERICA TO INQUIRE INCIDENT. (Passed for Publication.) The Prees Association's Birmingham correspondent telegraphs that pasoengere arriving in Birmingham yesterday who travelled the Lusitania, which reached ...
... LOSS OF LUSITANIA. Excitement In Aberdeen and North. he news the loss of the famous S^ ner was made known Aber-4u*d district special edition of the last night. reoord sale was ex- P erWlDo Intense excitement prevailed, and was evident even on the streets ...
... LUSITANIA DEADLOCK. Germany and the Right to Sink Ships. Washington, Something approaching a deadlock has been reached in the negotiations between the U.S. Germany the question of submarine policy and passenger sihips. Not only is Germany anxious to delay ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA Board of Trade Inquiry Fixed. Board of Trade announces:—The official inquiry ipto the loss of the steamship Lusitania, which to bo held before the Wreck Commissioner, Lord Mersey, will open on no at o'clock, the Central Hall ...
... Rescued by the Lusitania of the n ' Crew. *%• C,>:! f , sea was told on l,L at f lfih^ual d ' a uel tIJ of men from the i y# *d, ' f 26' tl ' :le Mayflower, telling Balirn lif.' t,i lenced bad weather. th J—ton» «n J ...
... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER. Mr Ralph Abercromby In List Passengers. are for the safety Ralph Frank Abi'rcrorohy, the son Air Ch»rW of House. Rothienorrrinn. understood have been intending travel from America on the and the n»m ...
... Administration shall agree to regard the Lusitania controversy settled upon payment by Germany of sum £125,000. This offer, I told, lias been rejected, be cause Germany refused to disavow the perpetrators of the Lusitania atrocity. The the German Government ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER. North Lady Lost. Mrs of New York, daughter Donald Roes, Hill Street, Inver, near Tain, after nine years' residence in New York, was returning to Sootland to take back her only daughter of 10 years who had been living witn her grandparents ...
... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. CLUMSY EXPLANATION, GERMANS TO BLAME ONE THEIR OFFICERS. MISCARRIAGE ORDERS. (Pateed for Publication.) Washington. Wednesday A member of the German Embassy is given the authority for the statement that the German Government ...