06 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1916
Page
1
Readable fragments show religious gatherings marked as Baht Day in Warren area churches. Names and places are garbled but references include Vicariate, parish sites, and multiple church activities. The scattered text mentions dates around late spring and resembles a local religious observance summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to New Raven’s Earning and large WW history. It mentions Seaton Verte gate and family context, but details are obscured. This item reads as a partial notice or caption, unclear events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows a finance committee delaying a budget presentation and mentions related actions. It references a meeting potentially involving plans, personnel, and a timetable with dates around late February and March, plus notes on employees and police records.
The brief fragment mentions a war summary with distorted names and places, noting prisoner ranges and alleged events. It references observers and a writer, with unclear attribution to "Javanese" sources and various garbled phrases. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Reported raid leaves twelve dead as Serraine forces persist near Verdun. Despite heavy losses, troops reaffirm efforts to hold positions amid continuous shelling and reinforcements arriving in general relief efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a week of religious events and conferences with references to Bible study, sermons, and church gatherings. It mentions named figures and locations in a period tone, but the garbled content limits precise names and dates. The item appears as a local notice about ongoing and upcoming religious activities and meetings.
A report by the Thompson Legislative Investigating Committee names Alfred Craven, an engineer with the Public Service Commission earning 420000 a year, and outlines alleged improper actions. The committee chair, Saal Thompson, plans to file charges. Craven admits limited knowledge of interborough work but discusses settlement terms connected to subway and elevated construction expenditure.
A fragmentary text references support for a prize and mentions names, organizations, and a wave. It lacks clear event details or dates but hints at a letter urging favor for an award and mentions BBC and a lending or testing context.
The record notes three cases slated for trial and mentions five young boys who pleaded guilty. It references Principal Cane to be tried and involves charges including incest and related legal actions against individuals from Columbus and George Coan. The report includes courtroom outcomes and mentions penalties and proceedings.
Fragmentary text lists Mamer as mayor of Cleveland and Hamed as secretary of war with garbled surrounding phrases. No clear events, dates, or locations restorable from readable fragments.
A garbled OCR summary notes a sheriff's sale occurring since Tate assumed office. It references places, people, and dates in a dense, noisy text with many unreadable fragments, mentioning Gussie and Beehive, with scattered names and terms likely tied to a local legal notice.
Fragmented report cites British battleship King Edward VII and a German raider Moewe. mentions heavy fog and unclear battle details with references to enemy actions. Notes confusion over ship status and possible sinking, with wartime tensions and emergency signals. source quality remains noisy.
Husville Young Han died from gas fumes in an incident described by officials. Fragmentary text references a foreman and a stake and a course, but details remain unclear. The readable portions indicate a fatal gas exposure and pursuit of investigation with limited context.
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