20 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes sailors unable to move from beds and rescuers pulling some to safety after a collier Larsihana was strike by a mine. The piece mentions German forces and possible drift mines but provides few verifiable details.
An OCR fragment reports on wartime activity with scattered references to trenches, attacks, and movements. Mentions Serb, Greek, and Turkish front pressures, naval and land operations, and shifting positions as forces engage near Dardanelles and adjacent theaters.
A wartime letter from Pte Fred White of Dardanelles describes trench digging and preparation for a major action soon. He writes home of family news, parcels received, and hopes for summer leave, while noting casualties and ongoing operations nearby.
The piece comments on Allied forces in the Straights area and French withdrawals to Sale Tiga to aid anti-Bub sari efforts. It notes the prevalence of sickness, estimations of troops fit for trenches, and the looming burden of ill or disposed men, with critical views on American neutrality and pressure on the Wilson administration amid U boat attacks.
A hospital ship named Angha was struck by a mine in the Channel and sank, drowning several weary soldiers. The incident occurred as crews attempted to reach safety, with reports noting loss of life among the crew and passengers.
The fragmentary text mentions Greece and Serbia amid Balkan tensions. References to Lord Tanslarne and Wieilietiin imply political conflict. It notes reliance on newspaper information and hints at a European balance involving Germany and Helgione, with references to Greece and Serbia's struggles.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a German princess and references Belgians and Arwen ians, hinting at themes of risk, safety, and disregard in a distant European context. Names and events are unclear, but the tone suggests a historical political discussion.
An employee, Edwand Brookings, died at Butterins Factory Wednesday after a barrel strap failed while moving a barrel. He was struck by gear as workers shouted warnings and attempted to clear the area. The accident occurred as men prepared to transfer a barrel between stations.
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