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... HUNS’ CROWNING INFAMY. THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. News “Struck Washington Like a Bomb.” WHITE HOUSE AWAITING FURTHER INFORMATION. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPPCIAI.. Washington, Friday. news of the sinking of the Lusitania struck Washington like bomb. The Government ...
... United German societies in the District of Columbia, Mr. Martin Megan(' has endorsed the attitude of the President as to the Lusitania and Philadelphia speech, declaring, however, that Mr. Bryan could not be neutral and his soc-in-law fighting for the British ...
... believed that either the German Government or the Gorman people are wholly road, and the notice we are compelled to take of the Lusitania will, we hope, serve to recall them to sense of reason. President Wilson will resist all promptings to unreasonable and hasty ...
... esnsed the gravest fears and ugly rudburs, but in the course of the evening news filtered through that boats belonging to the Lusitania had been sighted and that vessels were pitting them up. This information gave rise renewed hopes that large number of the ...
... BASHARKIN NOTES. UTSITAKIA victim The horror of the sinking of the Lusitania the brutal Huns was brought home to the people of this district when it became known that Mr. William Harvey, a native of Rasharkin, was among the victims. Mr. Harvey, who was ...
... AN AMERIOAN VIEW. The “Times” says—The sinking the Lusitania has aroused exictement and apprehension among Americans in London. The possibility that the majority, if not all, of the passengers may have been saved does not, in the opinion of prominent ...
... advices from Wellington state that recruiting throughout tho Dominion has increased considerably since the torpedoing of the Lusitania. ...
... * * * * In several the local churches Sunday last impressive references were made to the sinking of the Lusitania, and many were the expression* sympathy for the innocent victims, as well as condemnation for the perpetrators of this latest example German ...
... Monday, Lord CHAS. IiERESFORD--May I ask the Prime Minister 'a het her he an give turther details as to the loss of the Lusitania ; a hether lie on inform the House at what speed she eat proceeding: whether she was standing in to make the Old Head of ...
... PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY. Washington, Wednesday. 'Presidenf Wilson has decided that the statement of his policy regarding the Lusitania incident shall published soon as the note now in preparation has been completed. ...
... swishing through the water. He honght it might be submarine, and •ailed the attention of the officer of the watch to it. The Lusitania did not remain afloat more than tw«lve minutea after the attack I waa told tbc ship was struck by two torpedoes, hut 1 know ...
... number °i the tirm ia Cuba, was one ox the best-known mrn in the frequeutlr visited this city, to which was travelling on the Lusitania in tho course of businens visit when the ship torpedoed. The firm despatched a representative specially to Quei>nstown in ...