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... NEWS FROM THE COMMANDER THE SUBMARINE WHICH SANK THE LU3ITANIA. German Admiralty, in statement, based his report, says the Lusitania, which was flying no flag, was sunk by one torpedo. A second explosion—and these are doubtless the words of Von Behnke, and ...
... Cunard liner Transylvania. At any rate, having regard the advertisement by the German Embassy in New York which preceded the Lusitania crime, that would seem to be the inference intended to be drawn from the statement in question, which is as follows: The ...
... STATEMENT FROM THRE EMBASSY A etatement regarding the sinking of the Lusitania, imued from the United Btates Embassy in London, yestercay, contains the following : — It from all statements which have becn secured that no warning was given. The torpedo ...
... step of his policy in regarc i to the Lusitania outrage. Mr wil upon an explanation being given by the German Covernment for the series of incidents, the beginning wath sinking of the Falaba aml ending with the Lusitania The document will voice the intense ...
... Higher Prices than those ever Paid by any newspaper will be Paid by the Daily Mail for Pictures of the sinking OF THE LUSITANIA. I Negatives should be brought immediately to the Art Editor, Daily Mail, Carmelite House, London, E.C. ...
... The Bishop of Liverpool, preaching last at Emmanuel Church, Everton, to a large congregation, referred to the los of the Lusitania eaid be did not think that they as a nation realieed the seriousnces of the struggle in which they were engaged They had ...
... QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT Discussing the Lusitania disaster with a representative of the Exchange Telegraph Company this morning. Lord Charles Beresford intimated that he would probably give notice the House of Commons, on Monday, for private question to ...
... to-day, ten- Icred,. on the motion of the chairman (Mr ] Hare), a vote of condolence to all i ufforers the sinking of the Lusitania. The 1 '>oard granted a short leave of ab«ence to Dr. Jray, the lady doctor recently appointed, and ■ho has lost brother ...
... NOTABLE OWNER DROWNED. understand that the Mr. W. Brodrick whose name appeared the list of passenger-* the Lusitania was Mr. W. Brodrick Cloete, the racehorse owner. The famous- -jockey, Fred Archer, rode his horse Paradox-to-victory in th 1 Two Thousand ...
... POWER OF THE SUBMARINE. LUSITANIA AS PREY FOR BEST TORPEDOES. A SCREEN. SEVERAL SUBMARINES AT 'WORK. The sinking; of the Lusitania is the most tragic episode the war—intensely tragic because the foul blow war-, dealt not soldiers or men, but civilians ...
... EXCHANGE. Renter's New York correspondent saysthere was intense excitement on the Stock Exchange following the news of the Lusitania disaster. Prices fell within an hour 15 and points, and Bethlehem Steel, which had °cored a high jeftord, yielded all its ...
... at Plymouth Wednesday next. LOST ON THE LUSITANIA. GLOVER?May 7, lost the sinking R.M.S. George A. Glover, tha dearly-beloved Winifred W, Glover, 25, Beech-grove, Seaforth. 7, lost by the sinking R.MJS. Lusitania, James, tho dearly-beloved husband Bridie ...