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... THE LUSITANIA. The German Government expresses deep regret account of the loss of life on the Lusitania to the neutral Governments concerned. The Government cannot, however, get rid of the idea that important facts having direct connection with the sinking ...
... THE LUSITANIA. ...
... “Real Charactei or the Lusitania.’' President Wilson’s demand for a disavowal of the sinking the Lusitania and discontinuance of present practices submarine warfare are not specially mentioned the reply. The Gorman Note states that pending the answer ...
... regarding the sinking of the Lusitania. Both countries should arrive at complete agreement ] . regarding the facts of the case. The facts, 28 May. f.. 01n (he German standpoint are that the Monday the 24th, witnessed fresh Lusitania was a big auxiliary cruiser ...
... bal ing of the Lusitania have md attention of tha A merieat and therefore esteems it + the interest of con. nlete at the information of ite on this subject ahould he United States Govern: nent Note is ; Point of view that the Lusitania as an ordivary ...
... regulations the Titanic Conference were observed in the case of the Lusitania. America, faced with the deliberate murder of 200 its citiaens, to cit down quietly to discover whether the Lusitania had enough boats, rafts, and other life-saving apparatus to save ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY POST, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1915. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA. GERMAN REPLY TO UNITED STATES NOTE, FRESH QUESTIONS RAISED. New York. May 30. The following forecast, based on Borlin advices received the Associated Press via The Hague, of ...
... ANGER AT PROCRAS- TINATION. Amsterdam. Monday. The Note addressed the German Government to United State* respecting the Lusitania gives expression to desire for friendly, frank co-operation for the solution of the misunderstanding, and declares that there ...
... VALUED FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS, New York, Saturday. Under his will, Air. Alfred C. Vanderbilt, who lost his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed, has le-'t to his widow three million dollars, together with the income derivable from trust fund five million ...
... MILLION DOLLARS FOR HIS ELDEST SON. New Y’obk. May 29. l uder his will Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who loni his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed, has left to hi* widow sum of three million dollars, together with the income derivable from trust fund of ...
... MR. VANDERBILT’S WILL. HUGE BEQUESTS TO WIFE SOXS. Tost, 23 Under hi. will Mr. Alfred G. V.idcrbilt, W his life when the Lusitania was torpedoed, ba* left* hit widow sum three million together with the income derivable from trust of five million dollars ...
... WITLI. SATE VALUED AT FIFTY MILLION DOLTARS. New Yorn, Saturday. Under his will, Mr. Alfred ©. Vanderhilt, 8 life when the Lusitania was sen a » has to his widow three . together with the income a trust fund of five million is two residences, and all his ...