THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, TUBSD
... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, TUBSD ...
... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE. THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, TUBSD ...
... this country, beginning with the German passport frauds, and ending with the sinking of the Lusitania. There is good reason to think,*' be argued, that toe Lusitania was sunk as the result of information sent out from this country German agents. We know that ...
... construction and equipment of the Lusitania. Evidence of Onptaln Tamer. Captain W. T. Turner; the commander of the ship, was then examined by the Attorney-General. fle said possessed an extra-master’s certificate. The Lusitania was well-found when she started ...
... Grand Jury has indicted Stahl, the German ex-reservist, on a charge of perjury in connection with his evidence regarding the Lusitania affidavits. DEATH OF REV. B. THOMSON, 8.A.. ...
... signed the affidavits. He afterwards displayed sudden affluence. Others maintained that was impossible for him to visited the Lusitania the time sworn by him.—Reuter. WAR BABIES REPORT. Bumonrs Greatly Exaggerated. ...
... to-day. THE LUSITANIA MASSACRE. Kaiser Honoors Submarine Commander belthk’s telegram. Paris, Saturday. News have been received here that the German Emperor has conferred the Order Pour le Mcritc f ca£tain of the submarine which sank the Lusitania. TRADING ...
... NEWS-LETTER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1916. THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. CUNARD CHAIRMAN CALLED. Admiralty Message which did not Arrive. THE SPEED OF THE TESSEL. The Boairi of Trade inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania was resumed yesterday at Westminster Lord ...
... Commons yesterday, Mr. GINNELL (N.) asked the President of the Board of Trade whether it was possible to locate the wrecked Lusitania; and, if so, seeing bow much the present inquiry would be assisted by ascertaining impartially what arms and ammunition were ...
... practical sympathy. Before the close of the proceedings encouraging donations were announced. The guilt of the sinking the Lusitania rests solely with the English and American Governments,'* affirms writer in the Cologne Gazette. .For the safety American ...
... Brannigan. who is in the company Captain Bull, also of Newry, was a reservist, and was engaged a fireman on board the ijl-fated Lusitania when he received the call to rejoin his regiment. has been through the campaign from the start, and has so far escaped with ...
... carried off* the pirates. BALKANS. AFRICA, THE LUSITANIA INQUIRY. NATURE OF THE CARGO. Condition of the Ship’s Boats. HR. THOMAS AND SIR F. E. SMITH. On the official inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania being resumed in London yesterday, the Attorney-General ...
... support, and he hoped the addresaes counsel the evidence of the their Worships would dual leniently with him. captain lira Lusitania, which had been given had been weeks m prison already. Reply iiamera. lrt R M Mlont Mafistrate, adine adjounifsl. muted having ...