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... LUSITANIA ',avert. I, Saturday Night. Those who honed the a .litry elements to 're if any done. tr.i! eo cendcd the and. ing of the Cuna-der. trim Liver. pool to yew York, th:e niu,t. have been deappointed, ea the Stare and Stripes ,was not displayed ...
... THE LUSITANIA. WASHINGTON, Wednesday. (Received to-day). The diaouaaion of the Laaitania case is expected to proceed rapidly. Mr. Lansing declines to say whether the American Government has placed the Lusitania negotiations in the same category as those ...
... Lusitania It 1s now officially disclosed that the Cunard liner, * Lusitania,” which was sunk by enemy action off the coast of Ireland last week. carried passengers and crew totalling 1906 Only 764 have been saved bringing the disastrous numberl?‘{qthnse ...
... THE LUSITANIA. TRANBLYVANIA NEXT German Plant Do Not Miscarry. (Prat* Association War Special.) New York, Moadap. Xba Haw York Triboao * atstoa the aaao too roes which pcadiotad the sinking the Lusitania have east oat word tkat if Geraao plaae do not ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Land to Land Record. The Laaitania arrived at Bandy Book MI 9.6 am. yesterday, making the voyage in Av. days Afty-four minutes. She has broken the reoord for the quiche* pamags from land to land, and for the fasts* maiden voyage. She has ...
... LUSITANIA MATRirTANTA I.iKGEST -and FtSTKST VESSEI.S la the WORI.R, largest fastest ships to rostox. CANADA ■ Fad Rmite : FROSt LIVERPOOL via QCEEXSTOWN. To New Yoiik. To Boston. 1910. 191). MAIRITANIA, Sal. Dec. 10 IVLH.MA. Tiles, Jan. LCSITASIA Sat ...
... The Lusitania. aei rooe 66.. 727 . 1ftii4.:1:eet of h., SK . 3O k e m e . The &ye me (tom Yoeday mm 606 beat.. ...
... THE LUSITANIA. LINE R’S FURTHER PROGRESS. To-day’s Reports. “STEAMING AT GREAT SPEED.” WILL SHE BREAK RECORD? The Mammoth Cunard liner Lusitania, her maiden voyage across the Atlantic; is now rapidly approaching New York, and excitement is growing as ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Accused now told the magistrates that owing to hit head having been injured in the sinking the Lusitania, drink had sine* had a very bad effect on him. He wa* on the LusitaniaJn 1913 when was torpedoed. He had worked in various hotel* and ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Hie Lucdtani-j was the world-famous Canard liner 31,500 lons, which with her siiter ship, the Mauritania, held many Atlantic records. was driven engines 68.000 i.h.p.. and was built for 25 knoU. Her length /52:t. -uiiout 03ft. lr?s than ...
... LUSITANIA.” REGAINS BLUE RIBBON ATLANTIC FOR BRITAIN. With ideal weather and a smooth sea, the Cunard leviathan “Lusitania” covered the final lap of the voyage from the Old World to the New at the fine speed of nearly 24 knots an hour. Her performance ...
... THE LUSITANIA. Who Gave the Word? The following extracts are taken from the further instalment of the new book on Germany by Mr. J. W. Gerard, formerly American Ambassador in Berlin, published in to-day’s “Times” ; u- responsible for the deliberate murder ...