... to take action regarding the Lusitania.—Reuter. NO MUNITIONS ON BOARD. NEW YORK, May 10.—The New York Tribune states that the collector of customs of the port of New York, Mr. Dudley Field Malone, denies that the Lusitania carried guns, either mounted ...

... OCEAN GREYHOUND THAT CREATED A RECORD. Lusitania Was One of the Most Luxurious and Fastest Liners Afloat. A huge, steel-built floating hotel, measuring 790 ft. in length and 88ft. in breadth, the Lusitania was one of the fastest and most luxurious ...

... She Justifies History's Most Terrible Crime— Lusitania Carried Guns and Troops. AMSTERDAM, May 30.—The following is a brief summary of the German Note to America regarding the sinking of the Lusitania._ many will, in the cases of the Gulflight and ...

... Americans perished in the destruction of the Lusitania, we deplore that, but here, also, we must ascribe the blame to themselves alone. Other German papers take a similar line. All insist that the Lusitania was armed, which the Admiralty have denied was ...

... almost beyond belief was the escape of a Lusitania passenger named Mrs. Gwyer, who, when the liner sand., was thrown out of a boat into the sea and sucked down into one of the vessel's huge funnels. As the Lusitania, went deeper down she was shot out by ...

... also been cancelled. The Board of Trade, who have ordered a formal investigation into the loss of the Lusitania; invite passengers of the Lusitania who are able to supply evidence likely to be of value for the inquiry to communicate at once, either personally ...

... by one huge billow, and fell into the boiling waters. Then the Lusitania made her last plunge with her funnels flat on the water.. Torrents of water into the four Stacks of the Lusitania, and Mrs. Gwyer was swept away on the flood, and, to the horror ...

... NOT ARMHD, reply to the York Tribune, which cabled that the (icrman slated that Lusitania was armed. Mr. Booth, chairman the L'unard C'-mpany, sent the following! : Lusitania was not armed in any way. She was built agreement British (iovern menl, under ...

... black from head to foot with coal-dust, in one of the lifeboats, is one of the most pathetic incidents of the sinking of the Lusitania. The facts of the were given to The Daily Mirror yesterday by Mr.. A. J. 13yington, an American engineer, who also had a ...

... CITY MEN MARCH TO HOUSE Take a -tip from me, Mein Herr. Quit the market to-day, or we'll double Lusitania you in quick time. That was how an English meat trader in Smithfield Market yesterday addressed a regular German customer of his. And when the ...

... drowned in the Lusitania, disaster. The Picture shows Cardinal Bourne (wearing a mitre) standing before the catafalque. Standing round - it - are the cathedral clergy holding lighted candles.—(Daily Mirror photograplo ON THE LUSITANIA. stone unturned ...

... CHILD. A deeply pathetic story of the last scene in the Lusitania was told yesterday by Mrs. P. Wirson, a survivor landed at Cork. A man pushed our boat away with his oar against the Lusitania's side, she said. The sound and terror of the explosions ...