... yesterday—before Mr. Justice Eve—for appointment of u receiver of the estate of Air. Charles Frohman tune of the victims on the Lusitania) and of a manager his theatrical business in this country. Counsel stated that plaintiff was Air. Dion Boucicault. who was ...

... their feelings at the methods of warfare which have been adopted in this terrible war and have culminated the sinking of the Lusitania. The misconception that war suspends all laws of humanity must prove fatal to the future civilisation and disastrous for ...

... and men alike, have undoubtedly changed towards the enemy. Before the use of gas and, above all, before the torpedoing the Lusitania, the chivalrous attitude always displayed by the British soldier all over the world was fully manifested towards the Germans ...

... see no evidence of it having' met with the kind of response which would be wished. It is true made direct allusion to the Lusitania, but his words can have no meaning unless they are associated with the sinking the ship. He said America must show special ...

... Germany to enslave the world. Cheers.) History would immortalise the verdict of the jury regarding the loathsome tragedy the Lusitania when it placed record that it was a case of murder against the Kaiser and hie military clique. Dealing with other subjects ...

... VV., R.N. ASTON TERRITORIVL OFFICER THE CALL TO ARMS. APPEAL TO EMPLOYERS NON-MANUAL LABOUB, The nows of the einking the Lusitania did not have the effect on week-end recruiting Biruungliam that might have been expected. Yesterday men were enlisted —43 ...

... come in; and the moral of the Lusitania crime seemed to loosen our very moorings in the world. A wave of depression surged over all England. many people, enjoyment in the days immediately following the sinking of the Lusitania doubt seemed a treachery towards ...

... thousands of English lives had been thrown because the work was not done six or eight mur.; With regard the sinking of the Lusitania, Govcrameat have sent h«r an esc* gave instructions that should round •» north Ireland. held the Government r-sr., .ib for ...

... plain mixture greys and brown*. There is good demand for oca to doth». The shipping branch stul lacking animation, and the Lusitania disaster will further reduce trade with America. LIVERPOOL.—Futures quieter, near 2 dwtant h down; Hey-June Julv-Angnst ...

... Wilson has decided that it will be better not to communicate with Great Britain until the German reply to bis Note on the Lusitania disaster has been received. The Journal of Commerce” quotes from the British memorandum on the subject of the delay in ...

... American Ambassador i ing has has cabled the State Department that he rkened, President Wilson’s Note on the sinking rayers. Lusitania to the German Foreign Office o: ver Un- of our day morning at half-past ten. It is underst best. German officials have already ...

... recent disaster that, although the sinking of the British steamer had been deliberately planned, the loss ot life board the Lusitania occurred through miscarriage of orders or blunder on the part of an officer of the German submarine. This, it is said, known ...