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... THE LUSITANIA DISASTER, 118 AMERICAN VICTIMS. A statement regarding the sinking of tbe Lusitania issued from the United States Embassy in London, yesterday, containa the following It appears from all statements which have been secured that no warning ...
... NOTABLE FRENCH v SUCCESSES. THE FIGHT IN GALICIA. THE LUSITANIA DISASTER i U.B. EMBASSY STATE- MENT. ...
... action, ScatupdlEay’tii THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA.. • FURTHER DETAILS. NAMES 'OF 409 RESCUED PASSENGERS RECEIVfeD. TEN BOATS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED. Euri&M particulars cl .tiie lots of the Cunard. liner Lusitania aae now hand. A message from Queenstown ...
... in halt light. There was nd*- zigzag course of the Lusitania before she was struck. ' f REFERENCE IN PARLIAMENT. • In the House of Commons Monday - Churchill was questioned as to whr the' ■ Lusitania was opt.convoyed, and replied that, the vessel wad ...
... success nil. AMERICA'S NOTE TO GERMANY. The fall text of the American Note to Germany protesting against the sinking of the Lusitania, is diplomatically worded, out firm and even bold. It states plainly that submarines cannot be used against merchantmen without ...
... Germany Mr Wilson will insist upon an explanation of the series incidents, beginning with the Falaba and ending with the Lusitania,” and demand Germany’s adherence to the rules of maritime warfare and assurances that passengers a&d orews of merchant Teasels ...
... has been despatched lo Berlin Crato. the United States. demands account for the loos American lives to the sinking of the Lusitania, asks for guarantee that there shall be repetitiou of such events, and hints that the United States ready to meet any eventuality ...
... Germany was a signatory, and to which she willingly bound herself. Admitting (although it is by no means proved) that the Lusitania was bringing munitions of war to England, the submarine captain's duty was to stop her and capture her and then ascertain ...
... German newspapers maintain that the Lusitania was vessel. Captain von Behncke use of such argument as a for sinking the vessel. Iq effect* the lame defence of Germany {contics' to this ...
... feeling of Seat bitterness the British Army, and ere is a widespread demand for reprisals. Owing the destruction of the Lusitania, the past week's losses British shipment amounted to larger tonnage than la any previous week the war. all. six British merchant ...
... warned that they soiled the Lusitania at their own risk. -Tbs German threat is ranched for by responsible persons, and it Is now known tost the German pirates have lives, looloded in which am numbers of Americans. The Lusitania was .torpedoed. and sank was ...
... ON AMERICA’S POSITION. Washington, Monday.—lt is generally expected the President will oatline the poaixion regarding tub Lusitania at Fhiliadelphia to-night, when addresses a gathering 0 f newly naturalized citizens. T«l6^r , axn» i fflfi GfelSIS IN ITALY ...