... LUSITANIA Berehaven, Friday Night. Considerable interest wa- evinee.d here this evening on the arrival by motor from Bantry of the late Mr. Alire.{ Vanderbilt's confidential secretary Mr. Webb Ware, He was accompanic] by Co, Inwector Tweedy, R.T.C.. West ...

... LUSITANIA. NOT ARMED NEW YORK INSPECTOR'S REVORT & New York, Monday The New York Tribune staths that the Coilector of the Port, Mr Malone donies that the Lusitania carvied guvs, « e moanted or unmounted, thus contradicting Germany’., assertion to that ...

... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER EX_FENIT STATIONMASTER SAVED Mr._ .Thon Ferris, who was stationmaster ay Fenit some yearg ago was saved from the Lusitaniaj disaster, He was engaged as second cabin steward on tha Lusitania, to which he was transferred from the ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS The hody of a man supposej to be Henry Adams | London, recently sought after in the Presg was washed gshore at Dunquin on Friday, The body of an infang about two years of age way found by the fishermen off Slea, head Tt was brought to ...

... LUSITANIA DISASTER CUNARD REPRESFNTATIVES IN TRALEE. Captain Man'ey and Mr. Ambrose hoth representing the Conard Line, ealled on the Tralee agent, My Thomas Healy | the Mall, and informeq him that they had re. queste ] all captains of boats arornd the ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. Cahirciveen, Monday. When at Cahirdaniel yesterday District Inspector Hicks ascertained that another body of the Lusitania victims was washed ashore at the mouth of Waterville Bay. After getting the remains, which were found on the ...

... MR. CHURCHILL AND THE LUSITANIA CRIME Monday In the House of Commons this aft mo n Mr. Churchill veplied to a servies of question. concerning the Lusitania disaster, and said it was premature to dis cuss these matters in view of the inguniry | which woald ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIM. BODY WASHED ASHORE AT BALLINSKELLIGS BAY. s Caherciveen Thursiay The body of the Rev, Loynd a Baptist Clergyman, who was a passenger on the Lusitania, was washed a ...

... THE “OLD IVY TOWER.” THE LUSITANIA LOCAL LOSSES. Mr. J. McKenna, M.C.C., Chairman, preaid?d. The ocher members present were:— Messrs. M. O’Comnor, M.D.; D. J. Flavin, J.P.; P. Breen, C. Dillon, P.L.G.; James Lynch, L. Buckley, J. Macaulay, J.P.; H. J ...

... Night, A third body has been, washeq asohre at Ballinskeiligs at 7 o’clock this eyening being that, of a Lusitania wictim the remains had a Lusitania lifebelt, No doucmenty were foung on the remains as to sdentification bug the remains seemed to be those ...

... Besides. it has openly been admitted by the English Press that the Lusitania on previous voyvages repeatedly carricd larce . anantitics of war materials, On the prevoyage the Lusitania carried 5,400 taa 98 ammun;tion, while the rest of the cavgo also consisted ...

... -STOP PRESS- LUSITANIA. ..KINSALE JURY. JURY'S CHARCE. ‘“WILFUL MURDER.” (P. A. War Special—Monday). At thé. Limsitamia inquest to-day at Kinsale the jury found—‘‘ This avpa,- ling crime was contrary t 6 intecrnational law and conventions of all civilised ...