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... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. In reply to the New York Tribune, which cabled that the German Embassy stated that the Lusitania was armed, Mr. Booth, chairman of the Cunard Company, sent the following reply : Lusitania was not armed in any way. She was built ...
... LUSITANIA DEADLOCK. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—The conferences between Mr. Lansing and Count Bernstorff have failed so far to settle the Lusitania question. ' It is stated that no offer has been made to indemnify the families of Americans lost Germany takes ...
... LUSITANIA PHOTOGRAPHS. The Daily Mirror pays the highest prices for exclusive photographsand always hqs done so. For a picture of the sinking of the Falaba. The Daily Mirror paid £2CO. £l,OOO is offered for the best war photograph. Photographs ...
... noncombatant crews and cargoes. LINER'S DASH HOME UNDER U.S. FLAG. Passenger's Story of Lusitania's Pause While Union Jack Is Hauled Down. Passengers on the Cunard liner Lusitania, which arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, were greatly surprised to find themselves ...
... LUSITANIA PHOTOGRAPHS. The Daily Mirror pays the highest prices for exclusive photographsand always has done so. For a picture of the sinking of the Falaba The Daily Mirror paid £2OO. £l,OOO is offered for the best war photograph. Photographs ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER. - ...
... A LUSITANIA SURVIVOR. General Graham, who served with Lord Roberts in the Indian Mutiny, Captain Rees, and Mrs. Pye, one of the survivors of the Lusitania, were also among the speakers. At the meeting's conclusion Captain Rees, who has so ably organised ...
... LUSITANIA DEADLOCK. Washington, Nov. 24.— The conferences tween Mr. Lansing and Count Bernstorff have failed far to settle the Lusitania question. It is stated that no offer has been made to indemnify the families of Americans lost Germany takes the position ...
... AMERICA'S LUSITANIA NOTE. WASHINGTON, June 6.—President Wilson's indisposition has prevented the completion of the German Note, which will probably be reviewed by Mr. Bryan and Mr. Lansing on Monday and then forwarded. The utmost precantions have been ...
... es from the Lusitania ...
... NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED ON THE LUSITANIA. ...
... MURDER. Queenstown, May 7.—The Cunarder Lusitania has been torpedoed.— Reuter. it is stated that the liner sank at 2.33 p.m. The Liverpool Evening Express was officially informed by the Cunard line that the Lusitania was . torpedoed and sunk yesterday ...