... THE LUSITANIA. TRANBLYVANIA NEXT German Plant Do Not Miscarry. (Prat* Association War Special.) New York, Moadap. Xba Haw York Triboao * atstoa the aaao too roes which pcadiotad the sinking the Lusitania have east oat word tkat if Geraao plaae do not ...

... supported by ; lie brought with him into port articles of furniture, such as deck cha tables, which had floated away fre sinking Lusitania, aleo a steward’s c The bodies were borne from the tu; mortuary, where some ide remains rec tions took place. were those ...

... THE LUSITANIA. CAPTAIN’S STORY OF THE DISASTER. EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST. The Admiralty Instructions MR. CHURCHILL QUESTIONED. More Thrilling Stories. ...

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... attacks will be om merchantmen non-comb and also gives notice that reparation : sought for the loss of over one hundre on @he Lusitania, and for other violat: do of | on of Americans in the sea war Wala so no indication is given in th which the it wi leas the ...

... SPEED OF THE LUSITANIA Thu Press Association Liverpool ooneapoadent says, in reply inquiries yesterday morning, the Canard Company made the following statement :-•• Wu do not know at what speed the Lusitania was running at time of the disaster, bat, matter ...

... | SE aw were Gea nable advisers. by their prof The Lusitania Inquiry. Commander BELLAIRS asked the dent of the Board of Trade whether now in a position enn | ition to state the question: a He Lusitania ; whether he could g al for or names of the law officers ...

... LLOYD’S AND THE LUSITANIA. EfFect on Shipping “Negligible.” Comparative quietude reigned Lloyd’s when business opened on Saturday morning. There were no signs of excitement, although the lose of the Lusitania waa admitted to be the bigrest shipping disaster ...

... le delay as possible — ~~ awe attention I doubt wi necessary. The Lusitania Inquiry to Mr. William Thorne, CIMAN stated that into the loos of the committee but pad A of a wreck eatatr assessors. It would be open stewards to apply to * — = A they desired ...

... THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA BDITOB TUB nOItTKBKK WSI«. Sir,—Will Ton grant me a little space which to make a suggestion that has been haunting my mind and imagination since the outrage committed on the Lusitania which involved the death of so many innocent ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMECX la reply Xaw York Tribaae,’* wMch cmbM that the EabaMj stated that the wao armed. Mr. Booth, chairman of the (unard Cooipaßy, •rat the The Lueitama not armed in any way. She wao built with the Hrrtif«h CoTemment, under which t>be ...

... national ai a drank toasts, saying both Americane Aasarvad fata Te office. shouted eo Viya America! The vie » the | the Lusitania shall be avenged.” m the ITALY AND BELGIUN 2 the ic de- (Press Association War Specia rs Le Havre, Su eee CE ED Government ...