... 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. Plans for raising the Lussania arcsaid to be engaging the attention of an American Syudicate, buz the salving of the vessel would never have been left to foreign enterprise had it been practicable. The great ship lies on the sea bottom ...

... THE LUSITANIA. New Lig!it on the Loss of the Vessel. Captain’s Disobedience. arliamentyry Wliite Paper toes issued on 'Tut**! giving proceedings in camera and Friday, June 15 and 18, 1910. cn k.- *«ion of tiie investigation by Lord Mert^y' , four Board ...

... THE LUSITANIA. They've sunk the Luaitanial The cry went far and wide. The great Atlantis liner Now lies beneath the tide. Within sight of the homeland The gallant shin went down: And of German infamy This 'Atmly is the crown. .t pure cold blooded murder ...

... THE LUSITANIA. New York, Wednesday. The was reported 783 miles east Sandy Hook at pan. to-day.—Reuter. The Press Association officially informed by the Canard Company that the Lusitania's average spaed her outward voyage to yesterday afternoon was 25 ...

... THE LUSITANIA. New York, Thursday. Tho which expected here tonight, has not been reported to-day owing, ia believed, to disturbance of the wireless communication with Nantucket Lightship storm. —Reuter. ...

... The Press Association is officially informed by the Cunard Company that the Lusitania arrived Sandy Hook at 1.14 yesterday morning. establishing a new record. Tho Lusitania's time was days, 18 hours, 40 minutes. Her average speed was 24.25 knots. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. NEW ATLANTIC RECOBD. LAND TO LAND IN DAYS 20 HOURS. remarkable performance. Hie Cunard liner, Lusitania., her second outward voyage, has broken ail previews Atlantic reoordfl. She passed Sandy Hook Lightship 1.27 yesterday morning, thus ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Despite the stormy weather prevailing during tho voyage, the vessel is spoken of in the highest praise by the passengers, who state that the passage was a remarkably oomfortabie one. ...

... attention to the Lusitania's best day's run, miles, as being a. fairly significant indication. Her oflioers declare that never any time during the voyage was the pushed her top speed. 11.15 a.m. It. officially announced that the Lusitania reached Sandy Hook ...

... THE LUSITANIA. At noon yesterday the Lusitama was about 650 miles from the Irish coa*t, and if the present rate speed it, maintained there is doubt she will arrive in time to dock Liverpool on Saturday morning. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusifcania, which left New York Saturday, was reported 308 mile« west of the Fastne* at 1.9 pan. yesterday by wireless telegraphy from Crookhaven. She is due at Fiahgriard 9,30 this morning. Later it was reported the Lusdtania was 175 ...