12 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
1
An article discusses Allied positions on sealing ports and limiting armed merchant ships in wartime. It covers potential U S actions to restrict shipments, naval policy debate, and the broader impact on European and American port activity amid ongoing tensions.
Fragmented text resembles a court drill case with garbled names and phrases. It references defendants, a boundary issue, and a custody or care matter with courtroom language and dates. The legible elements hint at a contested case process without clear outcomes.
An heir to a mage fortune has finally been located after a long search in New York and Chicago. The breakthrough follows references to Bramnet and Fass Sennaig, with ties to a 1808 promissory note and a complex family mystery unraveled through field notes and a cautious clerical inquiry.
Fragmented notes describe plans for a new bridge, plans designed by Lewen Biguse and a campus group. The contract for the bridge and water supply work is expected to be awarded to a bidder after committee review at the meeting.
A youth from Greenvalley in Pakistan admits killing his father. He faces charges as police report details the case, with investigators outlining the sequence of events and the discovery of the body.
In Washington on February 12 rumors circulated as President WOW prepared to appoint a new secretary. Reports claim names like Watson and others were considered, with a Senate nomination possible by the next week. The meeting and timing suggested quick action, with the administration signaling readiness to proceed.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene involving a king and audience and mention individuals such as Miss Kine and Mr. Lamier, with references to a legal or disciplinary action and a court setting. The legible items hint at a proposed trial or verdict and a named proprietor, but full facts are unreadable.
A catastrophic blast at the Ernont Mine of Ern Coal and Iron Company on Friday left nineteen dead and many injured. Rescue crews recovered bodies and identified two workers, while officials opened an investigation to determine the explosion’s exact cause.
Fragmented text describes Maggabee organization planning a meeting about housing and social reforms. Mentions officers approved, potential recruitment, and proposed permanent homes for a local group. Includes unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A historical reflection on Abraham Lincoln praising his austere, sacred leadership during the Civil War. The piece lauds his prudence and restraint, presenting Lincoln as the embodiment of democratic principle and a wartime president guiding a vast nation without succumbing to military overreach.
An alleged satindler is described as a German secret agent sought by authorities amid a sprawling Berlin related probe. The report notes a suspect and wife involved with government circles, with $200,000 to $400,000 cited in fees or bail. A tangled web of names, places, and dates is referenced, including ties to Los Angeles and New York, as investigators pursue the fugitives.
A fragmented account from Holland describes a Ford Peace Party member's unusual experiences during a long journey. The garbled text references travel, family ties, a mislaid shawl, and distant places, with scattered mentions of Freemasonry and political themes amid unclear sequence and details.
General Goethals urges a bill to compel payment on 1903 Wales Accounts and related canal power issues. The Commerce Committee discusses land valves and electrical warrants while considering a June session to examine the bill terms and the authority behind it.
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