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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1915

Page

12

German note seeks 228 thousand reparation for Frye sinking

The United States publicly releases its brief diplomatic note to Germany demanding full reparation for the sinking of the American sailing ship William P. Frye by the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich on January 26, 1915. The document itemizes losses including ship value, freight, travel expenses, and personal effects, totaling $228,058.54, with interest from January 28, 1915.

Germany William P. Frye Prinz Eltel Friedrich Frye Gerard Foreign Office Pring Hitel Friedrich United States Seattle Wash M. H. Houser Portland Oregon Queenstown Falmouth Plymouth Houser Prinz Mitel Friedrich Kiehnes Arthur Sewah & Co H. H. Kiehne Raoan Cruisaar Pring Eitel

American Dealers May Get Goods Brought in Germany Before March

British embassy announces that American importers who paid for goods of enemy origin before March 1 may submit proofs for examination. If proofs arrive early enough, authorities will weigh them in deciding whether goods should be discharged under the March 11 order in council. Enquiries came from the U S Chamber of Commerce for German dyestuffs shipped via Rotterdam.

Germany Order In Council Chamber of Commerce of United States Rotterdam

Death of Dr William H Randle Honored by Local Assoc

At a Randie Highlands meeting a resolution regretting the death of Dr William H Randle was adopted. He died recently in Philadelphia after fighting to eradicate yellow fever. Surviving brother Col Arthur F. Randle is in this city. Local businesses closed at 2 30 pm in tribute as services were held in Philadelphia. Bells tolled and streetcars stopped briefly.

Randie Highlands Citizens’ Association Wiliam H. Randle Philadelphia Randle Yellow Breyer Col Arther Fo Randle Congress Heights Randle Highlands John Quinn Company Iie Enterprise Serial Building Association Firemen's Insurance Company Chamber of Commerce Ancient Order of Hibernians Knights of Columbus Mr. Quinn Anna M Holtman Jeremiah A John A George J William J Katherine M Mary E Gertrude A. Quinn

Great activity at Norfolk over Prinz Eitel Friedrich visit

Washington and Norfolk officials intensify contact over the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich at Newport News and Hampton Roads. British consul Barton Myers discusses the case as German internment rumors circulate, while Carpathian front reports note ongoing battles and Russian losses.

Comdr Thierichens Newport News Eitel Washington Prinz Estel Friedrich Treasury Department Hamilton Beatty Norfolk Navy Yard Helm Alabama Barton Myers Norfolk Prinz Eltel Myers State Department Great Britain

Washington Fencers Win Cup at Fencers Club

Washington Fencers' Club triumphed in the J. Sanford Salina cup event at the Fencers' Club on April 6. Teams of three from Washington, the Boston Athletic Association, the New York Athletic Club, and the Fencers' Club competed, with Washington Besting Boston by touches to 4 in the final round.

New York Fencers’ Club Washington Fencers’ Club Boston Athletic Association New York Athletic Club Washington Boston

U S Note Seeks Clear Rules on Neutral Trade Rights

Secretary Bryan presents a careful American reply to Britain's blockade actions, insisting neutral ships retain high seas rights and opposing unilateral interference. The note argues for adherence to recognized international law, requests restraint, and seeks full reparation for any violations.

Great Britain United States London Washington

War progress report from multiple fronts dated April 6

Vienna reports ongoing violent fighting in Laboroza valley with a 1 400 prisoner tally after repulsing a Dniester crossing attempt near Za Jessrtrow. Berlin notes Belgian reinforcements halted near Drei Grachten and French and Russian fronts show mixed gains, with captures of officers, soldiers, and equipment across several sectors and a Black Sea clash near the Crimean coast. Paris adds rain and fog with trench gains near Forest d Ailly and Hequieville area.

Austria Vienna Laboroza Valley Daejebusanie Za- Jessrtrow Dniester Berlin War Office Drei Grachten Argonne Forest Boureuilles Varennes Pont-s-Mousson le Pretre Mariampol Suwalki Barfield Mexolaborex Useek Clens Carpathians Lupkow Okna Csernowits Bukowinna Black Sea Crimean Goeben Srenlag Sulten Selim Midirli Bosphorus

Two More Ships Sunk by Submarines

London April 5 Two more vessels the Hermes and the Olivine were sunk by German submarine U 1. The Hermes a 1018-ton Russian three master bound for Mexico was forced to show colors then crews given ten minutes to abandon ship. The captain was aboard when bombs were placed and the crew towed toward shore before rescue by a British steamer.

London Hermes Olivine Admiralty Mexico Isle of Wight Erikson Portsmouth Channel

Plot to Aid British Continues Across the Nation

A report outlines alleged negotiations by agents of a hidden organization using tugboat captains in New York Philadelphia and New England to transport supplies to British warships. Investigations target private detectives and allied operatives. John Quinn, once a grocer and real estate figure, dies leaving a large family and roles in several firms and organizations.

New York Philadelphia New England

Death of John Quinn Boy of Washington Dies at Age Six

John Quinn aged six, longtime Washington resident, died Sunday at his home 86 IC Street Southwest. Funeral services set for 9:30 AM tomorrow at St. Dominic's Catholic Church. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Born in Baltimore, he came to Washington with his family in infancy.

John Quinn Washington IC Street St. Dominic’s Catholic Church Mount Olivet Cemetee Quinn Baltimore Kiey ’ Aher

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Easy Digestion

Digestive woes are blamed on abused organs and congested bowels. A remedy combining simple laxative herbs with pepsin, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is touted as natural and gentle yet effective for indigestion constipation and related symptoms. Available at drug stores for fifty cents to one dollar. free trial bottle offered by Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.

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