29 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1915
Page
1
A highly garbled OCR text dump mixes phrases about Turks, subs, veterans, battles, and funeral notices with numerous nonsensical strings. It includes stray names and disjointed references to locations like Nogales, Obregon, and Washington, with odd capitalization and repeated fragments. The readable content is minimal and incoherent.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Germany retaining control of Schleswig Holstein during a period of political tension. The passage lists scattered proper nouns and phrases, including names like Evan and Tony, without clear events or dates.
A Turkish submarine fired a signal gun to halt a British steamer barge Baruleyn and caused wild panic as hundreds leaped into the sea. About 25 were drowned, with 250 passengers overboard and many rescued after the vessel was spotted off New York. Eyewitnesses, including Benjamin Franklin Egan, described the chaos and later rescue attempts as the submarine surfaced near the Harun Island region.
The text presents a garbled wartime era travel notice or appeal describing plans for a shipboard voyage to Europe. It mentions accommodations and securing passages, with scattered names and terms suggesting a list of individuals and destinations, though most specifics are corrupted. The readable elements imply a formal request for travel arrangements and related details.
Sixty hobos commandeered a passenger train, initiating an unplanned journey. Witnesses reported chaos aboard as the group redirected the locomotive under unclear leadership, with no immediate injuries or official arrests cited.
Fragmented text outlines plans to curb filibustering and push Republican gains in House changes. Mentions discussions on constitutional reform, Tulsa variance, and political maneuvers with references to Senators Korn and potential shifts in party seats. Confusing OCR yields scattered names and dates.
A vast blaze in Arkansas consumed 15000 bales of hay or straw, causing estimated damage of 1250000 dollars. The incident wiped out stored forage and prompted fire department response. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigated the cause and secured the scene as firefighters battled the flames for hours. The disaster affected regional farms and sheds, with insurance and logistics impacts noted.
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