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... lalse A farther telegram has been received stating that mote survivors {torn the Lusitania have been landed Queenstown from drifter. Late*.—No more reports regarding the Lusitania have been received, and the nnmberg of survivors already given may bo regarded ...
... The Lusitania Crime. Thursday.—A wireless message New York to the Frankfurter /.eitajg” says that the Lusitania incident is now being diaoussad mote caimly. The impression reigns ’Washington that a the difficulties may be possible witdeut less dignity ...
... THE LOST LUSITANIA. The sinking of the Lusitania, with the loss of over fourteen hundred lives is undoubtedly the most shocking among the long and terrifying list coldly calculated, callous crimes of which the Prussians have l>ecn perpetrators during ...
... Loss ot the Lusitania. lioodoa, Thursday.“A> mealing the direotors the Oa»»td Company, held in Liverpool to day. tba Giiaitmaa of the Beard. Mr. A. A. Booth, referred to the loss cf the Lusitania, and it was resolved —“That this rmeting of the directors ...
... America Will Not Go In.” Mr. Hiipgood was asked—lf President Wilson decides to do nothing in regard to the Lusitania incident, will the American people be in favour of that course? He replied that American opinion vacillated a great deal over the Mexican ...
... the Company's passenger ship Lusitania, was wilfully and unlawfully drowned the crew Geramn submarine on the high seas off the Old Head of Kinsale on May 7th, 1915, which submarine torpedoed and sunk the said ship Lusitania without warning or search, at ...
... and that it was a friendly one, otherwise the Lusitania would not have gone hack even course. About five minutes to two there was muffled drumlike sound coming from the direction of the bows the Lusitania, accompanied by trembling motion the ship. Immediately ...
... bodies. The Lusitania carried 1,918 passengers and crew 1,145 lives had been lost and saved; The majority tho passengers were British subjects, but there were also aboard Americans, Belgians, Russians, Greeks, and Italians. Tho Coroner—The Lusitania was purely ...
... Dublin gave judgment in favour of Mr. Hanlcton, M.P.. who appealed from the order made Mr. Justice Stoker Turner, of the Lusitania, who haa survived three of the greatest wrecks history, may be said possess remarkable lucK in moments of crisis. was saved ...
... Government Government will not be affected by the should account for the loss of American Lusitania incident. The same principle lives in the sinkine the Lusitania, and w ill evidently be followed as in the case of W viSatiLs of Imerican rights in the the ...
... with me. One poor fellow lost bis reason altogether and jumped into the sea and drowned. We were about one hundred from the Lusitania when she foundered. Ii was appalling tight »o witness, her decks were still crowded with passengers frantically rushing about ...
... passengers, and that will have to. be the point from which the American Government must start when it goes into the case of the Lusitania. It must ascertain who was responsible for the concealment this danger, and it has consider whether it can allow bcligerent ...