... THE LUSITANIA’S SPEED Another fact which emerges from the statements of survivors is that the Lusitania was not going, at speed. Before the morning fog kited sue was going slowly and sounding her siren, but-when the atmosphere cleared she did not steam ...

... LOST IN THE LUSITANIA. Among wills which been proved are Lb. following: Gross value. Dr. Frederick Stark Pearson, of Great Barraington, Massachusetts. U.S.A.. head of a group of capitalists. who was drowned in Lb. Lasitania, left estate in the United ...

... KAISER AND THE LUSITANIA This is what Mr. Edward. Legge has to say in The Public and Private Life of Kaiser William IL (Eveleigh Nash) of the Em• peror's privtty to the most universally reprobated of Germany's crimes: Those good•nsturcd penple who ...

... The “‘Lusitania” Disaster Prior to the opening of the meeting, the president alluded to the terrible disaster to the ‘‘Lusitania.” which had been sunk. He said he was quite sure they would not like to hold that meeting without expressing their deep sympathy ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER. - ...

... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED ' AND SUNK. ABTIIXBBY DUELS NEAR TPRES. FRRRCM OFFICIAL The fallowing ofirial from the FWw-h kUnbsesy was lmssl through the Prow. Kuo au aflernai«> In the evening the tub the German* lirnrod an attack BagMdle. in die Argonoc. It failed ...

... LUSITANIA OUTSTANDING. WASHINGTON, Oct. B. With the settlement of the Arabic question the matter of the Lusitania will immediately be taken up with Germany. The State Department has decided not to send any Note to Great Britain at present in regard to ...

... 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 ...

... THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. The official inquiry into the of the Lusitania, which is to be held before the Commissioner, Lord Mersey, will open on Tuesday, June 15, at 11 o'clock, in the Central Hall, IVeatminster. The assessors who will assist Lord Mersey ...

... LUSITANIA INQUIRY. EVIDENCE BY THE CUNARD CHAIRMAN. THE QUESTION OF SPEED. WHY ALL THE BOILER POWER WAS NOT IN USE. The Lusitania inquiry was resumed at the Central Hall, ‘Vestminster, this morning, before Lord Mersey and the assessors. Counsel ...

... THE LUSITANIA AND MUNITIONS` Sir.-- You (ruin Mr. Ramsav MacDonald. If Germanys assertion that the Lusitania was carrying munitions of war were to be proved true we should then have to bear some of the blame. Should it not he the business of some of ...

... HE LUSITANIA. ...