Death notices span multiple lives in Washington area
Multiple obituaries list deceased individuals including Mollie M. Baldwin and Norah R. Blandon, with funeral plans at St. Marys, St Johns, and Mount Olivet cemeteries. Names cited include Eva L. Mason, Mary Mary Pollard, and J. Tomlinson, with services scheduled in March at hotels and churches around Washington.
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Turkeys cry for blood amid Palestine bank raid
Refugees recount violence after the Anglo Palestine Bank raid in Jerusalem as Ambassador Morgenthau orders the Tennessee to Jaffa. Missionaries warn of Christian and Jewish danger if Allied fleets approach Dardanelles. tensions rise in Jerusalem and surrounding towns amid calls for relief and military readiness.
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Tennessee
Jaffa
New York
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Ameri
Turkey
Reicheld
Carpathia
Surkey
Tanuan
Mor- Fenthaul
Alexandra
Mira
Chris- Pars
France Extends Moratorium to March Ninth
France extends its moratorium by three months, keeping a pending pause in credit measures and financial actions. Officials say the move maintains economic relief while negotiations continue with key partners.
Warfare Reports From Front Lines Across Europe
Soviet and German general staffs released summaries detailing brutal fighting from the Niemen to the Vistula with cavalry actions at Seiny and offensives near Augustowo Drobin and Klausse. Paris notes heavy bombardments around Steenstraete Souain and Notre Dame de Lorette with gains near Mesnil and in the Argonne after counterattacks and captured trenches.
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Berlin
Lorette
Champagne
Souain
le Mesnil
Vosges
Munster
Sennterm
Augustowo
Loniza
Arras
Notre Dame de Lorette
Perthes
Potatoes Tickets Adopted in German Town
In Wimersdorf the town votes to issue nature tickets similar to bread tickets used in cities. The plan aims to conserve potato supply with a quota of 22 pounds per person.
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Bern
Wimersdorf
Wilmersdorf
Antwerp Arsenal Explosion Kills 14 in German Facility
Leimon March and The Central News report in Amstterdam that an explosion at a German arsenal in Antwerp killed 14 and injured 70, as telegraphed today by Antwerp correspondents. The incident underscores wartime hazards and toll on workers and civilians.
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Lemion March
Central News
Amstterdam
Antwerp
British Lose 400 In Persian Gulf Action
Turkish war ministry reports from Constantinople say British losses reached about 400 dead or wounded after a March 30 attack on Ahwaz area positions. British forces reportedly fled to ships after a counterattack, with 3 guns 500 rifles 200 horses and Red Cross material captured by Turkish troops.
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Minte
Constantinople
Persian Gulf
Ahwaz
Ahuristan
Red Cross
Prussian Socialists Firm Voice In Diet Budget Vote
London March 9 The Prussian diet passed the budget on third reading with socialist members opposing the measure while Poles and Danes abstained. President Count von Schwerin-Lowitz urged confidence in a final victory as the house adjourned after urging progress against the enemy on multiple fronts.
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London
Berlin
Chamhr
Count von Schwerin-Lowitz
Italy Poised to Enter War as Neutrality Falters
Special to The Washington Post New York March 3 Italy on the brink of joining the European war on the Allies side and possibly declaring against Austria within hours. An Italian merchant and chamber of commerce director cites reports Italy will end neutrality after seven months of preparation, with army gear stocked from the United States. Premier Salandra and Foreign Minister Sonnino discussed decisive steps after Gaeta harbor events and a council of ministers meeting.
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New York
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Austria
Tralian
Italian Chamber of Commerce
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Italan Sovernment
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America
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Paris
Salandra
Gaeta
Sonnino
Council of Ministers
Signor Salandra
Footprint expert testifies in Angle murder case
Dr Charlton Wallace and Dr Bruce Weaver provide testimony on bloody footprints in the Rippewam building Stamford linking to Mrs Helen Angle. Blood crystals found in most stain samples support blood presence while some samples showed no crystals. Tests clarify that crystals indicate blood but do not prove human origin.
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Bridgeport
Helen Ro Angle
Waldo R. Ballou
Fier
Stamford
Charlton Wallace
New York
Angle
Bruce 8S Weaver
Belgians Held as Traitors in Treason Probe
Cologne reports Gen von Bissing ordered the arrest of five Belgian officials including Ganzels, director general of the ministry of finance, Nikodeme, director of customs, and Prejot, a Liege customs inspector, on allegations they urged Belgian customs officers to pass through Holland to join the Belgian army. They face trial for treason.
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Cologne
Belgium
von Bissing
Holland
Ganzels
Ministry of Finance
Nikodeme
Prejot
Liege
More Canadians in England land in Britain
March 1 1915 Ottawa announced that the second contingent of Canadian troops landed in England yesterday. Four thousand troops who left Halifax have landed safely and are stationed at various points in England. Premier Sir Robert Borden disclosed to Parliament this afternoon that about 40000 Canadians have been sent, with plans for large further numbers soon.
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Londo
England
Ottawa
Ontario
Halifax
Robert Borden
Canada
Russia Bans Food Exports Without Permit
London march 9. The Russian government prohibits export of any food or forage without a special permit and bars sale of all articles to foreigners in wholesale trade. Dispatch from Petrograd to Reuters Telegram Company notes the prohibition applies case by case.
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London
Petrograd
Reuter
Regrets To Van Dyke Not To Occur Again
The German foreign office conveyed regret and explained a Treves official mis understood orders caused a disruption to Dr Henry Van Dyke’s diplomatic correspondence with Luxembourg. American Ambassador James W. Gerard delivered the note to Holland’s minister. Secretary Bryan said representations were made to Germany.
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London
Foreign Office
James W Gerard
Germany
Henry van Dyke
Holland
Luxemburg
van Dyke
Treves
Washington
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
the Hague
Berlin
Iis
Bryan
Belgian Army Growing Says Belgian Note On War Strength
The Belgian press bureau refutes German claims that Belgium’s army has dwindled to a single corps. The note states the army began with six infantry divisions and one cavalry division and remains at six infantry divisions and two cavalry divisions with full machine gun sections. It cites reinforced artillery, recruitment of youths, and an officer training school yielding excellent results.
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Havre
Ships Free to Depart Could Take Ammunition
Dudley Field Malone told a Waldorf Club audience there are no interned ships in New York Harbor despite headlines. He said foreign vessels, mostly German warships, stay by choice and can sail anytime provided they secure proper manifests and clearance through the customs.
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Pirts
Wiss
Fon Parsons
Christian Missionary Ath-Ence
Ferns
A W Jones
Ash Whelsey
Mob Mevler
Society of Breads Tonmetia
Loranapontie
United States
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Sphinx Club
the Waldorf
Mr. Malone
Rich anarchist arrested in Paris over pamphlet scheme
Police investigations in Paris allege a prominent landowner Provost of St Raphael, dubbed an anarchist millionaire, aided by Lurulot and female agents in distributing anti patriotic pamphlets. Provost is in custody amid strong evidence.
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Havas
Provost
St Raphael
Lorulot
Porch Climber Robs Naval Officer at Dinner Time
Special to The Washington Post Newport March 9 a porch climber entered the sleeping apartments of Capt William L Howard of the Naval War College and a Mr Howard during supper. Jewelry and money valued by police at about 500 dollars were stolen from the residence in a bold night-time theft.
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Washington Post
Newport
I. I
Wiliam L Howard
Naval War College
Howard
Two Sisters Sue Whitecaps in Kentucky Dragging Incident
In Lexington Kentucky on March 9 Miss Louella Webster and her sister Katherine of a Butler county family were dragged from bed at night by whitecaps disrobed and beaten. They sued 36 men they identified as assailants for 30000 dollars each totaling 720000 dollars.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Louella Webster
Katherine
Butler County
Olympia Ordered to Haiti to Replace Washington
Rear Admiral Fletcher cabled the Navy Department that the protected cruiser Olympia, once Dewey's flagship, was ordered from Guantanamo to Port au Prince to replace the armored cruiser Washington. The Washington sailed from Port au Prince to Vera Cruz after guarding foreign interests during Haiti's recent revolutionary upheaval.
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Navy Department
Olympia
Dewey
Guantanamo
Port Au Prince
Washington
Vera Cruz
Haiti
Russian Victory May Save Big Fort
The report notes one British front area remains unchanged while gains are reported in other sectors. German retreat from Grodno is attributed to the need to evacuate, with claims of captured German tents, provisions, and transport animals north of Akamas. The British headquarters emphasizes improved sniper control and mine explosions near Ypres.
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Asia
Akamas
John French
Official Information Bureau
la Basses
Ypres
Suwalki
Poland
Stmno
East Prussia
Marianpol-Virzbalova
Eldeunen
Grodno
Auguatowo
Ely Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm for nasal use to relieve head catarrh and sinus pressure, claiming rapid healing of swollen mucous membranes and free breathing. The rest of the text shifts to wartime dispatches describing Russian and Allied actions against German forces, including battles near Grodno and Osowiec, and ships bombarded at Zunguichak.
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Ely
Fulton Jury Is Complete Justice to Go to Baltimore
Jury for the trial of attorney Creed M Fulton on embezzlement charges was completed. List includes Frank Plackford, Albert Browning, Edward Croggan, William Cross, George Demonet, Nicholas Dane, James Maclean, James McMahon, William Robinson, Frank Boucher, John Jackson, Eugene Shoemaker and others. Trial to resume after adjournment with testimony to begin today. prosecutors United States Attorney Lagshey and defense Winton Lambert and Ley H Davin.
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Creed M Fulton
Frank B .Plackford
Albert Browning
Edward Croggan
William Ho Cross
George H Demonet
Pennaylvania Avenue
Nicholas T
Winton J Lambert
Ley H Davin
Fulton
Davis Inaugural Address Highlighted by Confederate Veterans
A night meeting of the Confederate Veterans Association at Confederate Memorial Hall reviewed President Jefferson Davis inaugural speech and discussed contrasts between the Confederate States constitution and the United States charter, noting enduring loyalty to the Southern cause.
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Jefferson Davis
United States
Confederate Veterans’ Association
English Put Under Fire as Smyrna Governor Orders Prisoners
Athens March 9 The Smyrna military governor sent to the British admiral through the American consul general to arrest male subjects of enemy countries and place them in groups at unfortified points bombarded by the allied fleet as a preventive measure. He threatened similar actions in Smyrna if bombardment occurs and claimed unfortified villages are being shelled. The admiral refused to admit such practice, while batteries near villages risk damage.
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Washington Post
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Smyrna
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Sinyrna If It Is Bombarded the Admiral Rennised
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