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... deadp side by side. and they mutely testify to an act of sublime heroism. The mortal remains are those of a seaman of the Lusitania and a little child. They were picked up dead. the babe strapped to the man's shoulders. ...
... New York Tribune, which cabled that the German Embassy stated that the •Lusitania was armed, Mr. Booth, chairman of the Cunard Company. sent the following reply :— The Lusitania was not armed in any way. She was built in agreement with thajtritish Government ...
... so nervous. Within half-an-hour the ship was torpedoed, and a real tragedy had overtaken us. Whether the course of the Lusitania sas changed to avoid something in the water, or whethYr Mr. Jeffery noticed merely an ordinary incident in the navigation ...
... s. It is then that the blood heat of the young men, marked in recruiting figures, rises highest. It is certain that the Lusitania news just turned the scale in many a hesitating mind. On Saturday nearly a hundred recruits 'put their names (loan at the ...
... Missing Children. The following notice was posted Tuesday in ening : Sorrivors of the.Lusitania—lnformation Wanted. Wanted, any information regarding a girl eight years of age, light golden hair, eyes, nice complexion, ?try pretty. believed to he wearing ...
... rather to the policy be adopted in the affairs of the United States. He arrived at no decision regarding tho sinking of the Lusitania, and was still awaiting the farts. ...
... to Preside. It is announced that a Board of Trade Inquiry will he held, with the concurrence of the Admiralty, into the Lusitania. Lord Mersey will preside. ...
... watertight bulkheads were closed. I suppose the explosion forced theiii open. Ido not know the exact es. test, to the . Lusitania sae damaged. The Coroner—There hare been serious damage done to :he watertight bulkheads. . _ Witnest--There rertainly ‘ras ...
... Survivors at Cork. LUSITANIA'S COURSE Vg-Zags and Resumption of Usual Route. .4 special representative of the Press Asiociation at Cork telegraphs—Dr. C. E. Foss, of Montana. has given a thrilling narra• of his experiences after the Lusitania was torpedoed ...
... newspapers, the Board of Tr. 01.. have ordered an inquiry into the circiiiintetwes attending the lamentable loss of the Lusitania. and I am glad to say that bird 31encey nih eonduct the proreediels, with the assistatwe of stilled assesson.. The inquiry ...
... dent gace a gathering of tour thousand Americans the first intimation iS the United States would r_mhahly pursue on the Lusitania matter. hearers interpreted his remarka as that the United States remain at peace, it, would seek to Germany of tho injustice ...
... broke. I h ave f our littl e boys at home. he said, and paused. there were oars in our boat. Rita it, a survivor of the Lusitania, at Kingstown on Sunday, said her hrother-iti-law, Mr. Charles and 1% ere in tie saloon alien the explosion occurred. They ...