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... THE SUNKEN LUSITANIA. Replying to Mr. William Thorne. Mr. RLNCIIIAN stated that the enquiry Into the loss of the Lusit•nia woti.d held. not. by • Committee, but by • Statutory Cut consisting of • Wreck Commissioner with skilled assessors. It would be ...
... LUSITANIA’S LOSS Some Questions to be Asked The “Morning Post says Some ques turns bearing the sinking the great Cunard liner are to be put next week. Lord Charles Beresford wants to know whether his Majesty’s ehips Juno and Isis were at Queenstown at ...
... LUSITANIA DISASTER Two More Bodies Recovered BKIIKIIAVEN, Wedncs^ght. Tw more bodies ■were waahod ashore near to-day, one, that of a ship otlfcer. with Uxreo gold braid ringa sleeve, l>dght 6ft. liiu, name Piper** on shirt hand, wearing gold ring ...
... LUSITANIA CRIME. ...
... LUSITANIA TORPEDOED. CERMANY'S STUPENDOUS CRIME. MURDER OF 1,100 INNOCENT PEOPLE HEARTRENDING SCENES. CIVILISED WORLD SHOCKED ...
... 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 ...
... The Sinking of The Lusitania. YOUNG WIFE'S SAD Lisburn Woman Among the Slain. This mime was esetrary to International law and the et all shithead nations, and we, there. Nn, sharp the @Mows et the submarine and the Gentian Emma* the enuesent et Germany ...
... LOST IN THE LUSITANIA, Mr William Dale, civil eni!ineer. Toronto. a native of Tnllinekev, Castlec%%Tann, ie among the victims of the Lueitania. }te was a brother of Mr Thomas Dale (owner of the Dale Mills. Tallinskey). and of Mr Edward Dale. Inspector ...
... warning sent tu American passengers intending to sail the Lusitania them that the Lusitania would sunk. Ur. MAST Hit (U., Chester) asked what provision was made for safeguarding the steamship Lusitania on her last crossing in view of tue fact that tbe Herman ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ADMIRALTY AND LUSITANIA (CONTINUED I’aGE FITE.) ...