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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1915

Page

6

Taft Bryan Invited on Ford Peace Ship Amid Vatican Shuffle

Henry Ford extends invitations to Taft and Bryan to join his Hague peace voyage aiming to pull neutrals from the trenches by Christmas. Reports detail Vatican and Belgian cardinal Mercier’s travel postponement amid German conditions, with Hartmann in Cologne and Jesuit diplomacy shaping the peace effort.

Vatican Taft Bryan Mr. Ford Flartinian Cologne Bern Torstro Hartmut Cheultaten Prine Foto Credin Il von Tartmann Tal Uy Benedict Khenvet Poini William Baron Washington New York William H. Taft William Jennings Bryan Henry Ford Hague Detroit Ford Thomas Addison Ufe Oscar Jr Preas Paris Petit Journal Rome Mercier Belgium Havre Germany Cardinal von Hartmann Hollard England France

Obituary notices list multiple deaths with addresses and timings

The page records numerous obituaries and funeral notices for individuals including Anna Atwood Benson Farwey R Benson and others. Entries give residence addresses in Washington and nearby areas, dates of death in November 1915, and funeral details or interment sites at local cemeteries. The notices reference churches, temples, and burial grounds, with varying service times and subsequent burials.

Ao Cit Anna ED Atwood Belise i Wis Lee Stubbleb Trighter Vivesichusetts Avenue Benson Farwey R Benson Bunerat Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church Ostturdas Springfeld Ohio Areney C Wednesda Mia Serf Wright Georgia Setorthwest Thomas Martha Birkenes Herbert F Wright Ormia Thenue Surray Moart Oilver Philapeo Aid Tennessee Willington Pipers Collins Atz Witham Joseph Alice Leh

Bavaria Moves on Massive State Power Plant

Mamedh Bavaria reports the Bavarian government has finalized approval for a vast electrical power project to supply the region. It proposes a company with 815 million mark capital to build the Walden Lakes dam at Kruinn and integrate with the existing plant under centralized state control to reduce power costs.

Mamedh Bavaria Walden Lakes Kruinn

Peace Offer to Serbia Reported by Telegraph

London dispatch reports Gen von Mackensen sent a truce message to the Serbian crown prince proposing a separate peace with Germany and Serbia. The basis would cede northeast Serbia to Bulgaria and widen Serbian Macedonia while keeping old Serbia. the crown prince refused to negotiate.

London Daily Telegraph Smoniki

Smith Dorrien Expected to Receive High Appointment

London reports Gen Sir Horace Smith Dorrien, former commander of the second British army in France, is likely to gain a high official post. The general, who returned from the front last summer, received special praise from Field Marshal French and was decorated by President Poimeare of France.

London Horace Smith- Dorrien France Smith-Dorrien French Poimeare

Ford Will Speak Here Latter To Visit White House

Henry Ford, millionaire automobile maker and peace advocate, will speak at a mass meeting for peace at the Belasco theater this afternoon and then accompany visiting peace advocates to the White House to present them to the President. Over 3,000 telegrams poured into the White House urging the President to initiate negotiations for a neutral peace congress. officials remained noncommittal about any unofficial peace delegation.

Europe White House Henry Ford Automobile Belasco Theater Mmerschwimmer Mra Snowden Julia Lathrop Federal Children's Bureau Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage Robert Lafollette George Robies Mother of America Wilson Ford

Receiver for 2 papers Ex-Senator Smith assets listed

The Newark Daily Advertiser Company publisher of the Newark Evening Star and Newark Morning Eagle will pass into receivership tomorrow. Louis Hood, counsel for Fidelity Trust Company as trustee, filed in chancery court today for appointment of a receiver for former Senator James Smith Jr. assets.

Washington Post Newark N. J Newark Daily Advertiser Company Newark Evening Star Newark Morning Eagle Chancery Court Louis Hood Fidelity Trust Company United States James Smith Smith Advertiser Company Federal Trust Company

Russia seeks $60 million credit in New York negotiations

Representatives of a group of Russian banks negotiate in New York for a $60,000,000 credit to pay for Russian purchases in the United States. Earlier this year the Russian government borrowed $25,000,000 here in bankers' acceptance. One proposal pledges Russian government bonds and guarantees by the Russian government.

New York United States

Marines Sail for Mexico From San Diego

The U S cruiser San Diego sailed from San Francisco with a battalion of Marines for Topolobampo Sinaloa Mex where refugees from Los Mochis are sheltered after Mayo Indians and Villa soldiers raided the town killing and mistreating residents Admiral Cameron M Winslow is aboard and the battalion of the Fourth Regiment is commanded by Lieut Col John T Myers

San Francisco San Diego Topolobampo Sinaloa Mex Los Mochis Cameron McR Winslow John T. Myers

Turks Renew Attacks At Gallipoli Dardanelles

Nov 25 dispatch reports heavy fighting at Gallipoli as Turkish forces assault British positions and are repulsed by British and French fire. Allied aircraft bomb the Constantinople to Dedea Bhatech railway, damaging bridges while warships shell the Asia Minor coast.

Constantinople Dedeaghaich Asia Minor Parle Gallipoli Dedenghatch Asia Ixinor Ofiizl French War Office West Front Dedea- Bhatech Asia

Hospital Soup Not Turkey Save Poor John Quinlan

New York November 25 John Quinlan 38 without a home tried to break into a Bowery saloon to earn a Thanksgiving dinner. He kicked a plate glass window and was seriously cut by the shattered glass, ending up at St Vincent's Hospital with only thin soup to eat.

Tombs Turkey Washington Post New York John Quinlan Bowery John St. Vincent’s Hospital

Germans Leave Mitau Russians Capture Janopol

London dispatch reports Germans begin evacuation of Mitau in the Riga Dvina region as Russians seize Janopol and press to secure a stronger line for winter fortifications. Germans are building a fourfold trench system with wire entanglements and field railways. Bersemuende, near Riga front, remains in German hands. 9 officers and 750 men captured, three machine guns taken.

Teutons Germany London Petrograd Morning Post Mitau Riga-Dvina Riga Dvina Janopol Bersemuende Berlin Sayville War Office

Spain Not In War Peril Says Premier Dato

Madrid November 26 Premier Dato told Parliament there is no possibility Spain will intervene in the war. He defended reforms to the military system and said the cabinet has prepared measures to defend the country if required, addressing criticism from the minority.

Madrid Dato Spain Premer

German Deserter Arrives as Stowaway on Dutch Ship

Heine Schultze, a German army deserter, arrived in New York aboard the Dutch steamer Noorderdyke. Wearing a stained uniform, he was found before docking and sent to Ela Island for immigration review. He described desertion after family deaths and asked officials not to return him to Germany.

Washington Post New York Heine Schultze Noorderdyke Ela Island Schultze Germany Holland Downs

Belgian Levy Continues Under German Occupation

Rotterdam reports the first year of Belgian levies collected by the Germans. A new law extends cash requisitions with monthly payments of 40 million francs ($8 million) until further notice. Brussels must contribute about $5.4 million monthly as industries shrink and provinces run short of resources.

Rotterdam Belgium Brussels Banka

Asquith Calls Labor Heads Conference on Wages Crisis

London November 25 trades unions push for higher pay prompting a government conference with Prime Minister Asquith Chancellor Reginald McKenna and Walter Runciman. The December 1 meeting will discuss national finances and the stance on price controls to curb coal and freight costs and basic living expenses.

London Asquith Reginald McKenna Walter Runciman Traffc Runciman

German Aviators Die Freeze in Marsh Near Dvinsk

Petrograd reports two German airmen from an Albatross type aircraft found frozen to death in a marsh near Dvinsk after their escape attempt was cut off by Russian planes. The aircraft crossed Russian lines before being forced down.

Aeros Dvinsk Marsh Petrograd Dvinsk

Oakfield Drifting After Loss Of Propeller Blades

A wireless from the Italian steamship San Giorgio reports the British vessel Oakfield is drifting in a disabled state near Fayal Azores. The Oakfield has lost all propeller blades and two towing attempts failed. the crew remains aboard the vessel.

Oakfield Fayal Azores London San Giorgio

Belgian Officials Arrest and Sentences Reported in Brussels

Word from Havre says Mlle Juliete Renkin sister of Belgiums colonies minister has been arrested by German authorities in Brussels. Four retired officers Gen Jansen Gen van Sorange Gen de Fau convyal and Col Brassin are reported. Two Jesuits Father de Vroye and Father du Troyhave sentenced to fifteen months for ornamenting a college prospectus with the Bel jean colors.

Havre France Mlle Juliete Renkin Brussels Gen Jansen van Sorange de Fauconvyal Col Brassin Father de Vroye Father du Troy St Michel's College

Rabid Man Bites Officers in Pittsburgh Chase

John Bukowa aged 27, suffering from rabies, escaped from a hospital and ran through a crowded street biting and scratching people until a patrol wagon pursued him. Six officers were bitten, Bukowa later attacked hospital staff and died a few hours later. All police involved were given leave for Pasteur treatment. hospital staff and an orderly were observed.

Pittsburgh John Bukowa Bukowa

Fourteen Taken in Raid on Northwest Residence

Police from the Third precinct raided the 804 Nineteenth street northwest residence last night seizing five stylishly dressed women and nine men. Helen Jackson was charged with permitting gambling on premises and released on a $100 collateral deposit to appear in police court this morning. The others were released as witnesses. Details of the raid were not released. The operation was led by Sergeant Green with officers Smith and Dilman.

Nineteenth Street Helen Jackson Po Hce Sergi Green Smith and Dilman

Roads to Charge Storage in Rail Terminals

The Trunk Line Association, uniting railroads with terminals in New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News and Norfolk, announced that after January 1 ships will have only 15 days of free storage before charges apply for goods awaiting transfer. Previously 30 days were free.

New York Trunk Line Association Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News Norfolk

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