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... The Lusitania Crime. Thursday.—A wireless message New York to the Frankfurter /.eitajg” says that the Lusitania incident is now being diaoussad mote caimly. The impression reigns ’Washington that a the difficulties may be possible witdeut less dignity ...
... to the stiil psndicg Lusitania case were carried on in Washington by Count BernstorS and Mr. Secretary Lansing, and finally Germany offered to pay indemnity for the death of Ibe Americans on tbe Lusitania, deaths Germany greatly regretted, but refused ...
... THE LOST LUSITANIA. The sinking of the Lusitania, with the loss of over fourteen hundred lives is undoubtedly the most shocking among the long and terrifying list coldly calculated, callous crimes of which the Prussians have l>ecn perpetrators during ...
... WRECK OF THE LUSITANIA PANIC AMONG FOREIGN PASSENGERS. New York, Wednesday.—A despatch from St. John’s, Newfoundland, this afternoon states that the Elder-Dempster liner Lusitania ran ashore last night near Cape Broyle. The vessel remains fast; but the ...
... LUSITANIA’S ACHIEVEMENT. STILL SOMETHING TO SPARE. The London Daily Telegraph’s” correspondent on the Lusitania on Friday morning wired : Hail to the Lusitania, queen of the seas, winner of all records ever written in the nation’s maritime annals. This ...
... released. Thirty-five seconds later the Lusitania was struck amidships on the starboard side. Captain Scheib then relates how, while the Lusitania heeled, blowing off steam, he discerned the golden letters “Lusitania” on the starboard bow. “Now we knew,” ...
... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Paris. Saturday.—The German Emperor has conferred the Order Pour le Merite on the captain of the submarine which sank the Lusitania.—Reuter. Mr Frederick Dickenson Hurtley, Messrs. Hurtley & Sons, flour millers. Hull, has been drowned ...
... THE LUSITANIA’S TRIALS. Tuesday the Lusitania left the Tail the Bank lor preliminary trial in the Firth of Clyde. A company of gentlemen were with Mr. G. J. Dunlop, manager of Messrs. John Brown & Co.; Ltd. A large array of photographers boarded the huge ...
... LUSITANIA’S ARRIVAL. The Cunard liner Lusitania arrived off Queenstown Harbour at six o’clock yesterday morning, having made the passage from New York, which was a stormy one, five days seven hours fiftyseven minutes. She had aboard 2,990 sacks of mails ...
... SINKING OF LUSITANIA The “Lusitania,”” pioneer of the four-funnelled leviathans of the Cunard Line, was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish ccast on Friday afternoon during a voyage from New Yerk to Liverpool. One of the survivers is Mr. Patrick ...
... GERMANY AND THE LUSITANIA. Bremen, Saturday. Speaking dinner given in honour of the German Society Fnblic Health on board the Kaiser Wilhelm 11., Herr Heineken, director of the North German Lloyd Company, referred to the voyage of the Lusitania. He said although ...
... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE, TEXT OF PRESIDENT WILSON’S NOTE. GRAVE WARNING. The third American Note to German/, ad. drMsed, the other* been, to Mr. Gerard, the Ambassador in Berlin, asking him to deliver it to the German Minister Foreign Affairs, is textnall/ ...