... On Sunday morning the Cunard Company issued the following statement in response to queries:— “ not know what speed the Lusitania was running at the time of the disaster, but, as a matter of fact, since November last she had been running at an average ...

... ARMED The Secretary the Admiralty make* the following announcement:—“ The ' statement appearing in some newspapers that the Lusitania was armed is wholly false.” GERMAN STATEMENT AS *TO GUNS ...

... 764 PERSONS SAVED According to the latest information 764 persona were saved from the Lusitania. Of these 462 are and members of the crew. It is stated that the number board was 1906, that the death-roll is 1142. Cuuard Company state Uiat up to 11.30 ...

... acts terrorism to the people for the by the withdrawal point, in order to Hat**- opinion in favour of ■' ,l ...

... fighting for Hill 60 is described and reference is made the horror of the new methods and the callousness of the Germans. THE LUSITANIA. ...

... right to join in, for board the Lusitania wore Danes, Swedes, Greeks, Italians, and other neutrals.” The journal does not believe that such a course would mean war with Germany, but concludes:—“lf the stinking of the Lusitania a true manifestation the German ...

... arc shown in our picture being taken Mr Cowper, the Canadian journalist, shown in our picture, is one of the few of the Lusitania’s passengers who actually saw the submarine that sunk the vessel. The little sixyear-old girl in his arms was saved him from ...

... persons were board?— There were 1500 passengers and about of crew. The Foreman —in the face of the warnings at New that the Lusitania would torpedoed, did you make any application to the Admiralty for escort? Witness —No, i left that to them. It is their ...

... LOCAL LINK WITH THF LLtiITAMA —Bathgate people have th» week been muph by the report that among the pas•ongers board the Lusitania was Mrs Stereiieon, the wife Bathgate mao, William Stevenson, and her infant ...

... Mr Wm. Fyfe, R.W.M. of Lodge, reprosente the bowlers at the meeting when the draw takes place in Falkirk next Thursday. LUSITANIA VICTIM.-Nurse Mary Buch anan. aged 26, second daughter of Mrs Buchanan and the late Robert Buchanan, Stratton House, Slamannan ...

... the sea eight miles soutli-south-west of the Old Head of Kiusale on Friday, May 7, 1915, owing to the sinking the R.AI.S. Lusitania torpedoes bred without warning from a German submarine. We find that this appalling crime was contrary to all international ...

... news aiul the articles in the Now York newspapers on Sunday morning described the feelings, of citizens the subject of the Lusitania combined rage and horror. Every American seemed to thiffk that was outraged. ‘I hate to think war,” declared one, but t ...