... THIN LUSITANIA VICTIM. Mrs Maehardy, a native of Inver, neat Tain, and for nine years resident in New York. was returning home to take back her only daughter. yearn old, who had been in Inver with her father. Donald Ross, Hill Street. She hooked by the ...

... HORROR AT DEED. _ A of horror passed through the civilived world when it became known that the great Atlantic liner, the lusitania, bad been torpedoed and sunk off the coast of Ireland on Friday by German submarines. This crowning act of piracy, involving ...

... the following:— The Board of Trade have ordered a formal investigation into the circumstances attending the loft of the Lusitania, and they desire to invite passengers of the Lueitania who are now or will shortly be in or near London. and who are able ...

... PRESIDENT WILSO VIEW. THE ELEVATING INFLUENCE OP PEACE. Philadelphia, Ifonday.—The hearers of President Wileon's speech on the Lusitania interpreted his remarks as meaning that, while the United States would remain at peace, it would seek to convince Germany ...

... son was lying seriously wounded in hospital. His wife and daughter, who were following him to England, were on board the Lusitania. Their names do not appear in the list of survivors so far published. If they are gone, thin Canadian officer will have lost ...

... TOIT OF GERMANS IN THE UNITED STAIW. The silent boycott which has been going on in New York since the news of the lusitania was first received is already affecting man G erman shopkeepers. One Large establishm ent in Broadway in particular has been seriously ...

... rumours which were current in City circles this evening, that the Canard liner Lusitania has been torpedoed and sunk. Lloyd's posted a notice of the Admiralty report that the Lusitania had been torpedoed and sunk of Old Head of Kinsale, and a wireless message ...

... this announcement had been made, and that from that knowledge and that information which they had they sent warning to the Lusitania and directions for her course. Mr Churchill added that a shocking exception like this ought not to divert attention from ...

... sanitary inp in Nairn, who at first was reported to have perished in that masterstroke of fiendishness, the torpedoing of the Lusitania, is now said to be among the survivors. ...

... appeared in Monday morning. At the top the following words were English lettering :—ln American men, women, _ on board the Lusitania. editorial nage were the words, repeated, and printed in capiis President Wilson going to What a pity Roosevelt is not United ...

... journalist, whose name for obvious reasons is withheld, made a striking statement with reference to the torpedoing of the Lusitania. Methods as those, he asserted, were by no means approved in Germany, where a strong section of the public felt that a more ...

... INQUIRY. Mr Runeiman, questioned by Commander Flellair, said that the skilled aetestiors who were to assist Lord Mersey in the Lusitania inquiry had not yet been appointed. Certain questions yet to be formulated would be addressed to the Court of Enquiry. There ...