... THE LUSITANIA. GERMANY'S EAGERLYAWAITED REPLY TO U.S. A Central News New York cable to-day says Mr. Gerard, the United States Ambassador in Berlin, has advised the State Department that the reply of the German Government in respect of the Lusitania will ...

... LUSITANIA. DID SHE TOUCH GROUND OFF QUEENSTOWN Mr. will on Monday ask the Postmaster-General Whether Mr. A. W. Booth* chairman of the Cunard Company, in his letter the Post Office, dated 19th June, 1913. putting forward two reasons for breaking his contract ...

... THE LUSiTANIA The new Cunard steamer Lusitania, which is-to he launched by Messrs. John Brown and Co., at Clydebank, on June 7th, will be the first vessel to surpass the Great Eastern in bean. The latter had a beam of 83ft., while the Lusitania will be ...

... THE LUSITANIA. GERMAN CRUJSEK SAID . BE LYING IN WAIT. A Central News telegram from N®*. says:—The German cruiser Dresden 1 jjj? ported to be lurking off New York, r | with the object of attempting to intercut Lusitanin ' does not seem to be very pro'' ...

... THE LUSITANIA GERMAN DEFIANCE: GRAVE POSITION. In message from Geneva, last the l»i:dcin '* Daily Express ' correspondent wired The Frankfurter Zeitung says that Count John the German Ambassador, has submitted the Washington Government the definite ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Lusitania, inward from New York, disembarked passengers at the Prinoe's Landingstage this morning, among the saloonists being Mrs. Reid. The voyage was pleasant and uneventful. From 1700 1800 bags of mails were brought over. ...

... THE LUSITANIA. The Cunard liner Lusitania taking out to New York to-day 275 saloon, 275 second cabin, and large number of third class passengers. In the saloon are Lord and Lady Churston, Sir George Prescott, Mr. J. H. Aldrich. Mrs. Aldrich. Mr. W. R ...

... THE LUSITANIA. Dr. Macnainora, rephing to a question by Mr frucbett asking le of the •mo messages sent by the Admiralty to tho L mitania when that vras on its at bad been sent to U.S. Covernment. said that sueti ootannun:eation had not been made. and ...

... THE LUSITANIA. COMPENS4TIoN FOR OFFICERS AND CREW. £3OO paid into eonrt, and until OA Alb or re-usarriage, £44 7a a ),e.tr' S. Seaman whose pa) is fIS Rhe a month To this pay n ill lo• a ktualling allowance k a day, bringing the totz.l ;tpt £93 7s a teir ...

... THE LUSITANIA. A Queenst&wri message, to-day, says the Flying Fish has returned from the western ports with 17 bodies of Lusitania's victims. The' bodies are on view for identification, but no prominent person has been identified. One body is that of ...

... THE LUSITANIA. BIG AMERICAN SALVING SCHEME. The Daily Telegraph New York correspondent under date of Sunday (delayed) says: According to plans published here to-day, the Inter-Ocean Submarine Engineering Company will shortly commence the work of salving ...

... THE LUSITANIA. TO TOR ow Tor mom os Sir,—The very timely letter which appeared in your issue of Monday last on the !need for a meAlorial recording this, perhaps the most dastardly crime committed in the war, will, I sincerely hope, lead to the snggestiott ...