... Correspondent 7. tircat surprise was expressed here that tho Lusitania should have been caught in broad daylight in the vicinity of the Irish coast. It was expected that the captain of the Lusitania would take the same measure of precaution as on other recent ...

... been reported to the Admiralty. “EXPLOSION BOARD.” German Version of Loss of the Lusitania. Amsterdam, Saturday.—The German Admiralty version of the sinking of the Lusitania, compiled from the report of the commander of the submarine which did the deed ...

... SAVED FROM THE LUSITANIA MISS RITA TOLIVET. THE WELL-KNOWN ACTRESS. _ Photograph by Foulsham and Banfwld, Ltd. Among the survivors of the Lusitania, which was sunk in such dastardly fashion by a torpedo from a German submarine, is Miss Rita Jolivet, ...

... the Lusitania, was also in the Titanic and Empress of Ireland when they met with disaster. MASS AT WESTMINSTER. A solemn Requiem Mass will be sung in Westminster Cathedral on Friday next, at 11.30 a.m., for the victims of the Lusitania and ...

... ARBITRATION ! NVashington, Sunday. The suggestion made by Germany that the Lusitania case should be referred to arbitration, hich has become known by a cable from Berlin, via Amsterdam, has been received by officials here with the informal comment ...

... made, but what we know far is that the Lusitania was allowed to come, at speed much below ber best, through waters known to be- infested by hostile submarines. The argument that the Admiralty had interest tiie Lusitania than in a North Sea fishing trawler ...

... GARDEN on BOARD. - While there is no dolibt that in luxury, as in some other respects, the Lusitania was surpassed by later boats. she was for SORIP time the moat magnificently equipped vessel afloat. Roof gardens, open fireplaces, bmiss bedsteads. and ...

... TELEGRAMS TO CHIEF PIRATE, Praise of the 'Pluck of the Submarine.' AwBTIADAM, Saturday. The first newa of the sinking of the Lusitania, which was made known early this morning, caused mixed amazement and enthusiasm in Berlin. The newspaper comments run on ...

... EMPHATIC VERDICT IN INQUEST ON LUSITANIA VICTIMS. “The deceased met their death from exposare, a.bout eight miles S.S.u . the Old Head of Kinsale, on Friday, May 7, 1915, owing to the sinking of the mail steamer Lusitania by torpedoes nrecl without warning ...

... know how much reliance to place in newspaper reports, but the UaUij Mail Saturday contained a remarkable photograph of the Lusitania, taken since war started. The liner is stationary; the picture is taken from an armed liner, and a rowing boat is on its ...

... SHIP'S ZIGZAG. Dr. Daniel V. Moore. of Yankton, South Dacota.—The first abnormal thing I noticed was a zigzag swing of the Lusitania. This occurred about one o'clock in the day. It attracted the attention of several of us, and with the aid of glasses we ...

... quarter of an hour before it occurred a patrol boat passed the Lusitania, turned round and followed her. The same observer states that a patrol boat darted up from the west immediately the Lusitania sank. These statements; however, are in direct conflict with ...