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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1916

Page

7

British Note Defends Neutral Rights In War Trade

The British answer to American protests argues that current measures are just and that relief for neutrals should come from mitigating hardships rather than changing policy. It pledges to minimize delays to shipping and to seek impartial, influential commissions to safeguard neutral rights, with French concurrence on military necessity and a call for new methods to counter interceptions. Admiral Jellicoe’s report supports search-at-port as safer than at sea.

Lansing Saya State Department Waya Germany United States Belgium Ney Ste Jonn Jellicoe Grand Fleet Jallicoe

Dublin Post Office Befits Fort City Amid War Dispatches

Dublin, the Irish capital, hosts a modern skyline with the General Post Office after rebels seized it earlier. Sir Roger Casement has been brought to London from Ireland to face treason charges for an aborted arms landing. Officials suspect mental imbalance. detention and possible lifelong confinement are anticipated.

Ublin Ireland Dublin Bay Irish Sea Holyhead Liverpool France Dublin Swift Brasse Sheridan Thomas Moore Duke of Wellington Dublin General Sackville Street Guna Nelson London Sir Roger Casement Mary Street Trante Roger Euston Scotland Yard Germany

Grave Ireland Rebellion Threatens Britain War Effort

Irish situation described as grave with planned uprising and Casement's landings. German aim cited to confuse Britain and keep troops from front. Analysis notes limited munitions and possible naval raid to aid Irish revolt, with British troop detention as a potential German gain.

Ireland Roger Casement Casement

Dublin Riots and British Response in Sinn Fein Uprising

Dublin theaters of combat flare along O Connell Street as Sinn Fein mobs clash with soldiers and police. British authorities report casualties, arming of rebels, and fear of spread to Drogheda and western Ireland amid a broader German-backed revolutionary plot led by Casement and his German agents.

Ireland Birrell Aouthern Western Ireland Drogheda Casement Revolution

Irish Societies Rally Behind Sir Roger Casement

Irish-American groups in New York defend Sir Roger Casement as a patriot and ally of liberty, noting he followed Washington’s path and opposing charges of treachery. Leaders from AOH, Clan-na-Gael, Gaelic League and Sinn Fein cite support for Ireland’s freedom and deny plotting uprisings here. A prominent attorney predicts Casement will not be executed to avoid martyring him and harming Britain’s Irish policy.

Sir Roger Patriot Washington International News Service New York New York City Ireland United Irish-American Societies Roger Casement United States United Irish-American The Clan-Na-Gael Casement O'Leary Sir Roger Casement Sir Roger Irish Volunteer Movement England

British and Belgian Air Attacks on Mariakerke Base

London reports British naval air forces with Belgian support bombed Mariakerke airfield in inclement weather. A fighting plane downed an enemy craft while another enemy seaplane sank after the attack. No British casualties. Additional bombing actions against the same objective were noted with substantial fires and heavy anti aircraft defense.

London British Air Corps Mariakerke Safaly Zeabrugge

Germany Ready For Reasonable Offer

Zurich April 25 Prince Hohentohe of Germany told the Zurich Gazette that while Germany remains determined in the war the government and people would entertain a reasonable proposal to end the slaughter and avert a world catastrophe.

International News Service Zurich Switzerland Prince Hohentohe Germany Zurich Gazette

Russians Advancing Near Kut El Amara And Baghdad

London reports say Russian troops are within 90 miles of Kut el Amara in Mesopotamia where British forces are bottled up by the Turks. Another Russian army is said to be nearing Baghdad. Petrograd notes Russian westward advance from Erzerum to ward Erzingan meets sharp resistance as Ottoman forces strengthen. incoming units include large German contingents.

London Kut-el- Amera Mesopotamia Rome Bagdad Petrograd Erzerum Erzingan Tiflis

Morgenthau Resigns as Ambassador to Turkey in Campaign

Henry Morgenthau has tendered his resignation as American ambassador to Turkey to President Wilson. Aram I. Dikus, a New York lawyer, is expected to succeed him. Morgenthau plans to join Democratic campaign work for Wilsons reelection, having returned from Constantinople on vacation and met with the President amid praise for his service.

Henry Morgenthau Turkey Wilson Aram I. Dikus New York Morgenthau Constantinople Democratic Party Lansing Tia

Rich gold strike in Alaska reported near Innoko district

Fairbanks dispatch reports a new rich gold strike in Alaska drawing hundreds of miners from Fairbanks Koyukuk Iditarod Kuskokwim to Boob and Tolstol Creeks in the Innoko district. Three shafts yielded $2 per cubic foot at Boob Creek.

Fairbanks Alaska Koyukuk Iditarod Kuskokwim Boob Tolstol Craska Innoko Boob Creek

German Raid Shelled Lowestoft and Zeppelins Involved

A German squadron shelled the fishing town of Lowestoft, population about 35 000, aided by Zeppelins and later engaged by British warships. The attack followed a Zeppelin raid earlier the same day on the Norfolk coast.

Lowestoft Norfolk

Submarine Dispute Aims to Avert U S Germany Rift

Berlin reports hopeful Foreign Office of avoiding a break with the United States over the submarine issue. Paris notes Teutonic losses on Dead Man's Hill as French repulse three German attacks. In the North Sea a British squadron defeats a German naval force after Lowestoft bombardment. Dublin reports twelve soldier deaths in a revolt. Geteajia Turkish camp destroyed by British forces with heavy Turkish losses. Russians land at Marseille in another relief contingent.

Berlin Foreign Office United States Germany London Lowestoft England North Sea Dublin Geteajia Paris Dead Man's Hill Marseille

British Coast Raid by Sea and Air Reported Sunk Vessels

An Exchange Telegram from Flushing notes heavy bombardment of Zeebrugge and nearby German batteries by British ships and aircraft. German destroyers were damaged and Zeebrugge harbor hit. five German planes bomb Dunkirk with minor casualties. British forces repelled a German battle cruiser squadron off Lowestoft, with slight material damage and several fatalities reported on shore. The article recounts prior raids in 1914 15 and notes Lowestoft as England's easternmost port.

Flushing Zeebrugge Heyst Blankenberghe Knocke Amsterdam Dunkirk French War Office Admiralty Lght Lowestoft Germany Dama &Ge Norfolk Suffolk London Seydlitz Moltke von der Tann Bleucher Yorck Kolberg Graudenz Strassburg Yarmouth Lowest Scarborough Whitby Hartlepool Sir David Beatty Bleacher Lion England

Morgenthau's Brother-in-Law Dies During Meeting

Dr. Richard Stein a prominent physician and brother in law of Henry Morgenthau Ambassador to Turkey collapsed and died of apoplexy while reading a paper before the Metropolitan Medical Society at the New York Academy of Medicine in New York on an April evening.

New York Richard Stein Henry Morgenthau Turkey Metropolitan Medical New York Academy of Medicine

Russians Arrive to Enthusiastic Welcome in Marseille Camp

A fresh Russian contingent arrived in Marseille at 10 am amid flags, whistles, and cheering crowds. Governor Minis minister welcomed the force as a sturdy class of soldiers, with a guards regiment on hand. The troops marched to Camp Mirabeau, described as a strong, well equipped force likely to reinforce French frontline units, amid predictions of a large additional Russian deployment this spring.

Troyes Marseille France Minisster Mar- Belilie Mirabeau Lyons Russia

Condemnation Actions in District of Columbia Courts

Legal notices detail proceedings in the Supreme and Municipal Courts of the District of Columbia. Key items include condemnation of land for sewer rights along Naylor road and P street SE, notices to multiple heirs and property owners, citations to appear on specified dates, publication orders in major newspapers, and requests to appraise values by commissioners. Names include Johe L. Mahoney, Sarah Smith, Laure Hazel, Annie Robey, James Robey, Blenche Brady, Margaret Brady, and Howard Brady, with dates in 1916 1918 and related court actions.

Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia Nineteenth Street Naylor Road PF Street District Court Commissioners A. J Johe L. Mahoney Washington, D. C Sarah &. Smith Fifteenth Street Laure Haxel Twining City Annie Robey Alice Robey James Robey Naslor Toad A. D P Street Tia United States Washington Evening Star Washington Post Washington Times L. Siddons J. R. Foung F. E. Ogunningham Clark Conrad H. Syme James Francis Smith Milwaukee Place District of Lumbia Thia Blenche Edna Brady Margaret Levine Brady John Gwen Brady Helen Jeanette Brady Howard Brady Nichols Avenue Pelton Washington Herald F. L. Siddons J. R. Young Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia Daley B. Rawley Ralph Rawley Equity Sret Washington Law Reporter Weebington Post Thos. H. Anderson J A. Palmer Robert H. McNeill Mabel Chaney Bayless Robert H. Terrell G. Auram Blanche ‘Neff

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