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... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED, OFFICIAL GIVES GERMANS THE LIB DIRECT The attention of Mr. Dudley Malone Col lector of the Fort of New kork, was called Se statement that the German Government justified the sinking of the Lusitania on the ground that she was armed ...
... AMERICA AND THE LUSITANIA. PRESIDENT WILSON’S SPEECH. “TOO PROUD TO FIGHT.” A Philadelphia message says that on Monday President Wilson gave a gathering of naturalised Americans the first intimation of the course which the United States would probably ...
... THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1916. murdered by the kaiser JURY AND LUSITANIA VICTIMS. CAPTAIN’S EVIDENCE AT INQUEST This f.ppslHng crim« was contrary international law and conventions att civilised nations, and we therefore charge the officers of the submarine and ...
... GERMAN POEM ON THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. A “poem” on the sinking of the Lusitania appears in tlia German paper />tr Ta-j. Its character, says the Daily A m#, gathered from the following stanza, translated literallv possible; “The ship goes down with ...
... 1,125 VICTIMS OF DASTARDLY CRIME. MANY NOTABLE PERSONS LOST. LINER SINKS WITHIN 20 MINUTES. 781 SURVIVORS. The Lusitania, which was torpedoed by the Germans on her way to Liverpool from New York on Friday afUrnoon and sank In from is ao minutes, went ...
... BE BURNT! A New York message says that sailors from the German ships m harbour Boston, who predicted the blowing of the Lusitania, declare that a desperate effort is going to be ma to destroy London by fire next mouth. ...
... CHIPS OF NEWS. According to the lists issued by tbe Canard Company on Sunday night 498 passengers and 274 of the crew of the Lusitania were saved from the vessel when she was torpedoed by 9 German sumarine ou Friday, 1,388 lives being lost. A lady survivor ...
... SANK FIFTEEN MINUTES. Mr. .A. L. Rhys Evans. Mr. Thomas's private --.Cretan - , said; “At about two P* - tornado struck the Lusitania amidships without iho slightest warning. I was on dec.; and saw the ship sink. She sank fifteen minutes after being torpedoed ...
... THE LAST SCENES. It is possible to frame connected account of the last minutes the Lusitania from the extraordinarily graphic survivors’ atoriec, savs the Timcf. Tlte saloon passengers were at' lunch when the ship was struck. The explosion had the sound ...
... hapi>ened another torpedo struck the vessel forward. In less than half hour —according to tome estimates within lomin. -the Lusitania took a headlong dive and disappeared. racing to the rescue. Wireless calls for help 0 , 1 , direetlv the hr-t torpedo struck ...
... NO WILL BY MR. FROHMAN. Mr. Charles Frohman, the theatrical manager who went down with the Lusitania, has [eft will. He was unmarried, and letters of administration will be taken out his elder brother. Mr. Daniel Frohman, of New York, and bv Mr. William ...
... in the world. • him, the steward added, was when was StiVPsRD —The mere vastness of the giving his lifebelt to lady. , Lusitania disaster cannot bn. bring the insult Sir Hugh P Lane „*» the « u>r to the Amorioan Government the danger the National Gallery ...