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... HUNS’ CROWNING INFAMY. THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. News “Struck Washington Like a Bomb.” WHITE HOUSE AWAITING FURTHER INFORMATION. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPPCIAI.. Washington, Friday. news of the sinking of the Lusitania struck Washington like bomb. The Government ...
... AN AMERIOAN VIEW. The “Times” says—The sinking the Lusitania has aroused exictement and apprehension among Americans in London. The possibility that the majority, if not all, of the passengers may have been saved does not, in the opinion of prominent ...
... advices from Wellington state that recruiting throughout tho Dominion has increased considerably since the torpedoing of the Lusitania. ...
... PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY. Washington, Wednesday. 'Presidenf Wilson has decided that the statement of his policy regarding the Lusitania incident shall published soon as the note now in preparation has been completed. ...
... and possibly some inconvenience; but, says united Germany, could not helped. Then comes the pretence justification. The Lusitania, it is alleged, was armed. According to one story she earned twelve 15 centimetre guns auxiliary cruiser the Navy List. That ...
... ADMIRALTY AMD ESCORTS FOR PASSENGER SHIPS. Warnings the Lusitania. In th. Homo Common* yeatonUy, Lord CHARLES BERKS FORD (U.) «aid- Mny a** the Eriroe Mini.tor ho can any further details the loss of the Lusitania; whether can inform the House what speed she was ...
... THE BELFAST friends of those who perished in the sinking the Lusitania, our sympathy in the sudden and dreadful’blow which lias fallen, and our honor and detestation of the foul and dastardly crime ■which has been committed. ...
... ANOTHER BELFAST VICTIM, Amongst other Belfast victims of the Lusitania massacre must be numbered Mrs. George Anderson, the wife of Mr. George Anderson, of Pittsburg, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 homos Scott, Dundelo Park, Strandtown. ...
... that the Lusitania was warship in reality, and that England carried American passengers on her ships as shields to protect her importation arms. Further strong comment appears to-day the Press. The New York World says the torpedoing of the Lusitania wag a ...
... Station on Saturday Lusitania boatswain while nursed a broken ankle. seems to be a general impression among the survivors at Queenstown that the death roll was materially increased by the third torpedo, which blew several boats. The Lusitania had made glorious ...
... till next Saturday. The iCiwsale inqueet had been adjourned for the attendance Captain Turner, who was com- ' maud of the Lusitania at the time the disaster. left Queenstown almost unnoticed in special motor early the morning. At. the opening the inquest ...
... BELFAST and other interesting Pictures. Also Mr. ARTHUR WINCKWOETH, daily, 4 and 7*30 p.m. SPECIAL FILMSCENES FROM SINKING OF LUSITANIA . ~-ARi) LANDING OF SURVIVORS. 3971 ...