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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1917

Page

4

Russians Capture Van In Turkish Armenia Amid War Turmoil

Dispatch from Petrograd reports Russians seized the city of Van as British forces rout Turkish troops in Mesopotamia. The pursuit of Persian front remnants continues with Turkish columns cut off near Samara and Kerman. Washington Post notes a Russian ammunition shortage aided by Moscow officials to force peace with Germany, prompting a broader revolutionary crisis.

Sul*tan Persia Bonn Van Armenia Petrograd Mesopotamia Sam- 4 Bagdad Tigris Musghatdie Puc Samara Tuto Root Tregrad London Sdmiralis Burke Aim Bersia Redas Obama Areuntas Sivas Villawe Mathut Russia Germany

Various Obituaries and Death Notices From Local Community

The page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices including names such as Carmody, Gannon, Gillette, Kenny, O’Mea ra, Walsh, Hendricks, and O’Brien. It notes dates of death in March 1917, interment details, and memorial services at local churches and cemeteries with family and community ties, noting private or public services and residence locations.

Eigale Suulis Momine Waren Pom Sons Sarietas Ates Mayer Heron Ayton Rao Douglas Soran Fran Patel National Cemetery Movanvetti TNA Thaiselliy Ore Ff Harvey Catherine Carmito Oweeys Staminis Privat Healy Dawes Newt Steer Warrin Catherine Louie Hendricks Metal Es Amd Halimare Ste Ro Kenny Hare Pier A Castelins Ss Ateses Odmk Tremker Tate North Wes Gah el Cemetery Rindis Omar Flowers Nothwest Fineeul Walsh Sarmeday Belud Kathae Ones O'Neil Joan Eatld Lueaday St. Stephen's Climb

Russians Capture Baneh From Turks in Persia

Petrograd reports Russian forces continue Caucasian offensive and have captured Baneh near the Turkish border after dislodging Turkish positions at Ognott and Sarana. Detachments advance through heavy snow, with troops sheltering in caverns at night due to scarce villages.

Petrograd London Bitish Admiralty War Office Baneh Persia Ognott Warabi Sakkiz Sarana Banek

Huge Cologne munitions plant blast reported casualties

Copenhagen dispatch from London reports a large munitions plant explosion at Cologne on Tuesday. German sources cited by a Kolding newspaper say several hundred workers are believed dead.

Copenhagen London Cologne Kolding

Internal Bathing Promises Health Cure Ad Venture

An old promotional pamphlet extols internal bathing as a defense against contagion. It cites universal congestion of the lower intestine and claims laxatives fail to aid health. It touts the Cascade device and antiseptic tonic, urging readers to visit Washington drug stores for a free booklet and demonstration.

Henri Guillaume Washington TD 47 Donnell Affleck JBL

China to join Entente in war seeks indemnity relief

China signals entry into the war with the Entente after severing ties with Germany. Foreign Minister Wu Tingfang met Entente and neutral ministers, presenting a memo asking suspension of Boxer indemnity payments, higher import duties, and permission to station troops at Tientsin and along the rail line and in the legation area. The German mission guards its interests as the minister departs for Shanghai. Denmark protects Chinese interests in Germany. Negotiations point to China joining the Entente to obtain indemnity relief and tariff allowances.

Peking China Germany Wu Tingfang Tientsin Shanghai Denmark Entente

Girl 13 Shot Dead in New York Park

Special to the Washington Post from New York reports Dorothy O Connell 13 of the Bronx was shot in Van Cortlandt Park apparently by a silenced pistol. A man named George Elliott 28 Philadelphia was arrested on weapons charges as a dozen Scouts drilled nearby.

Wahington Post New York van Cortlandt Park Dorothy O'Connell Heath Avenue Bronx van Cortlandt Frank J. Kern Franklin Avenue Olive Redhead Brooklyn Fitzgerald Hazel Walter Kern Fitzegerald Dorothy Mosholu Avenue Putnam Railroad Bridge Hennelly Fordham Hospital George Elliott Greenway Avenue Philadelphia

Tango Pirate Involved in Elsie Hilair Murder at Martinique

New York police pursue a youth dubbed a tango pirate and a large blonde accomplice in the Elsie Hilair case. Hilair, known for diamonds valued at 2500 dollars, was strangled in the Martinique Hotel after meeting a Broadway-identified man at a theater. Detectives question 35 hotel workers and map the killings between mid afternoon and dusk. The niece Irene Murray confirms Hilair’s habit of flaunting diamonds and notes three meetings with the suspect preceding the crime.

New York Washington Post Elsie Ca van Hilair Martinique Manhattan Brooklyn Inspector Cray Irene Murray Miss Murray Hilair

Something Has Happened to Kaiser Rumor Floats

Montreal reports circulate that the German emperor may be in serious physical condition with no official confirmation. A Berlin dispatch noted a severe chill keeping him indoors and using messengers for business. A Madrid source said the emperor is “in wretched health” and sustained by stimulants and morphine.

Montreal Canada Certai German Empire Berlin Amsterdam Madrid Germany Habana Peror Vienna von Bethmann-Hollwegg

Army supports new Russian constitution and war effort

Confidence runs high in the new government as the army and industrial sectors prepare to scale operations and hasten the war. Moscow unions clash with police over mobilization disarray while Prince Lvoff leads a reshaped cabinet. Public calm returns as factories resume work and church reforms unfold with freedom symbolism. Public subscriptions aid released prisoners and families. Russo Asiatic Bank commits £50,000.

Moscow Ministry of the Interior Prince Lvoff Russian Union of Counties Holy Synod Kiev M. Lvoff Russo-Asiatic Bank

Suitcase Believed Most Valuable Held in Transit

In Chicago a suitcase believed to be the most valuable mishandled baggage ever found, owned by the late Mrs. J. K. Stewart, arrived at Merchants' Loan and Trust Company after her death in Aiken South Carolina. The bag contained $690,000 in currency and $296,000 in certified checks. Mrs. Stewart was the widow of the late.

Chicago J. K. Stewart Adams Street Stewart

Late Stewart-Warner founder dies. estate to two daughters

The late founder and president of the Stewart-Warner Speedometer Company died ten months ago in New York. Unless a second will is found in New York vaults, the estate valued at seven million dollars passes entirely to his two daughters Marian aged 14 and Jean aged 5.

Stewart-Warner Speedometer Company New York Marian Jean Oscar Saenger America United States Victor Oscar Reenger Beast Saenger

Maude Proclaims British Liberators Of Bagdad

London on March 18 Maj Gen Frederick Stanley Maude commander of British forces in Mesopotamia issued a proclamation to Bagdad declaring his armies came as liberators not conquerors. He notes that since ancient Halacha days the city and lands have suffered under foreign rule and promises protection for the people and commerce.

London Frederick Stanley Maude Bagdad Mesopotamia

Traded with profit and in mutual friendship 200 years

The report notes long standing alliances and mutual aid with Bagdad, while denouncing German and Turkish depredations over two decades. It calls for Bagdad’s cooperation with British civil representatives and unity with northeast and southwest kin to advance national aspirations. Deputies in Rome support the Rome cabinet after an economic discussion.

Bagdad

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