... passengers, and that will have to. be the point from which the American Government must start when it goes into the case of the Lusitania. It must ascertain who was responsible for the concealment this danger, and it has consider whether it can allow bcligerent ...

... Turner, who was in temporary command the Lusitania, was then examined by District Inspector Wansborough. Cmtain Turner, who a fine type of the mercantile marine officer, stated was acting-captain of the Lusitania on the occasion, and left New York in command ...

... CRIME ORDERED FROM BERLIN. The “Daily Chronicle’’ The «inking of the Lusitania comes the climax to a long, steady crescendo of German atrocities. It is one thing (and a very inhuman thing) to torpedo without notice an ordinary cargo steamer with crew ...

... once notified. DKSIBX TO BUW LOBDOB. New York, Monday —Sailors from man ships Boston, who predicted the torpedoing of the Lusitania, declared that effort will be made before the end of May to destroy London by fire. ...

... GERMAN THREATS. Although the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes great surprise, the (lermsns undoubtedly gave full warning of their intentions to sink the vessel, even going the length of tisement in the American Press warning those sailing under the British ...

... YORK New York, Sunday. - Thousands people thronged St. John’s Cathedral ’ day, where memorial service fur I [' ' tims the Lusitania outrage » I 1® the congregation there were 'omr deeds of relatives of the victim- pressive sermon was preached «' Grosvenor ...

... Washington. Tuesday.—Germany’s official communication expressing regret and sympathy on account of the loss of Americans in the Lusitania, and reiterating that Germany holds Great Britain responsible, has been formally communicated to Mr. Bryan Count Bernatorff ...

... * i “moxuuxsixx AKOK.” The sinking of the Lusitania, says the Times,” has aroused excitement 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 ...

... Crerand, and John Gallagher. On the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. Lecky, resolution was passed expressing horror the Lusitania crime, congraulating the and sympathising with the relatives of the victims. Air. Reid moved—“ That the minute of the 7th ...

... subjecting Great Britain to her will. It may be that on this occasion she ha* overreached herself. The destruction of the Lusitania was arranged America. German agents actually boasted what wa* going to happen, and wanted people going board the great ship ...

... ENEMY CLAIMS EASTERN SUCCESSES FAR EASTERN SITUATION LESS GRAVE JAPAN MODIFIES HER DEMANDS. GREAT LINER TORPEDOED. LUSITANIA SUNK OFF KINSALE. BATTLE YPRES. IN THE EAST. SW.TTTJ.TRT DUXLS. QXUUjrS SXPOXT AVOTHXB VICTORY. acRKAir TAiLxntx or thx ABOonra ...

... The Unitml SUtea Note demande that the Imperiai Government account for the loaa of American lives in the linking of the Lusitania and tor violation of American right! the war seme, and alio asks for guarantees that there shall be do repetition of such ...