... LUSITANIA IN BRILLIANT WEATHER WITII 2,160 SOULS ON BOARD WITHOUT WARNING. The Lusitania, the flower of the Cunard fleet, was sunk by Germany, the c ommon foe of the human race. FOR COMPLETE REPORI, SURVIVORS' GRAPHIC NARRATIVES COIyIPLETE LIST OF SURVIVORS ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Mr. CHURCHILL (First Lord of tho Admiralty) replied to revers( questions on the 1018 of the Lusitania. The questions and replies will be found on page S. EXCHANGE OF WAR PRISONERS. Air. PRIMROSE (Under-Secretary . for Foreign Affairs, ...

... The Lusitania. The fuller accounts that have been received of the sinking of the Lusitania are harrowing to the soul, and intensify the utter horror that is felt all civilised beings at an act which brings eternal infamy upon the nation that committed ...

... LUSITANIA. In the House of Commons this afternoon, in reply to a question by Mr. Llewellyn Williams, 'Mr. Asquith mads a reference to the Lusitania crime. He said, the flajpant breach of the Hague Convention was carried out with progressive disregard ...

... Horgan concluded his inquest yesterday three male and two female bodies of Lusitania victims lying in the mortuary at Kinsale which were brought ashore after the torpedoing the Lusitania. District - Inspector present representing the Crown. The early morning ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania’s sunk and 'nesth the waves Her crew and passengers have found their ‘graves, This mammoth ship, this monareh of the deep Deth' ‘now entomb them, and the world doth weep. (hlmusmfl‘l:mdwuthemthuday Whilst lovely children on ...

... THE LUSITANIA 1502 Lives Why More Boats Launchex« Governmentlnquir Position in A The worst anticipations relstive to the Joss of the Lusitania seem to be troa. Apparently only 658 of the 2,160 persons on &-m the vessel have been saved. and the deuthroll ...

... THE LUSITANIA. LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES AT THE INQUIRY. In tne House of Commons, yesteiday, replying to Mr William Thorne (Lab., W. Ham, ), Mr. stated that the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania would be held, not by a committee, but by a statutory ...

... ~ LUSITANIA. All great crises in life are marked by their tendency deep silences. There is an old story of a nervous lady board ship, in a stormy asking the whether was- any danger. He pointed her to group sailors very noisy, and said, “As long as they ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Evidence of Deliberate Intention to Destroy the Passengers. Boston. Tuesday. Captain Wood, the steamer Etocia. arrived here from Lavarpool, and reports that has and other steamers the vicmitj were prerented from going to the assistance ...

... LUSITANIA. Bodies of Sixteen More Victims Recovered. TAKEN TO QUEENSTOWN. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. short tirul onls. Afterwards it became known that 150 pawngers had been landed at Queenstown, and these will be taken to Cork during the night. Another report states that 700 of the passengers and crew had been landed during the evenin— ...