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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1916
Page
1
Longshoremen end sympathies amid subway and elevated line clashes in New York City. Police arrest numerous workers as unions vow to keep pressure. Citywide disruption, marches, and protests unfold, with factions pledging further action and mass turnout at upcoming demonstrations.
A New York Central passenger train struck two men near the Tunaville Furnace Works, killing one instantly and fatally injuring the other. Witnesses say the victims wandered onto the track and were struck as the train, traveling rapidly, could not stop in time. The deceased were identified as Matson and Rendergast, both with ties to local industry. Rendergast was a known later employer and former hockey player. The accident occurred about four miles from the station, and the body was removed to the city hospital for examination.
Serbian troops smash the second Bulgarian Sotense line and push Bulgarians toward retreat as Serbs seize positions along the frontier. Turkish forces suffer heavy losses near Suez. British aircraft raid German aerodromes near the Dutch border, dropping bombs. The war office reports heavy Turkish casualties and advancing Allied actions with aerial bombardment and naval activity.
An automobile collided with a train on the Philadelphia and Reading line near a grade crossing. Six people were killed and several injured as the car struck the train while proceeding toward Philadelphia. The wreck occurred around 6 o clock, with a crew and witnesses describing the scene and the damaged vehicle and locomotive.
Fragmentary report details a Walla attack on Chihuahua with eight defeated by Carranzaist forces. The account mentions a de facto ruler, a leading figure, and a sequence of violent events as the assault unfolded. The readable pieces indicate military action and territorial contention amid broader unrest.
President Wilson attends the funeral of Sista today. Citizens gather in a solemn procession to honor the late figure and reflect on her contributions to the community.
A Lake steamer foundered near Eaie Reach, with the Canaatanal tinge Rob Ting wane dhewe MMe aboard. Nine crew members were rescued after the vessel ran aground while attempting to ten back in the harbor.
Garven Hogse announces hotel rate increases across cities, with Carver House and Will o War properties lifting daily rates to three dollars. The move follows earlier rises at several venues, including the West Beeline district, Oakland and Stanford hotels, amid broader hotel price shifts.
Masons gather in Pittsburg with activities and ceremonial rites noted. Key figures include Vice President Marshall and other notables, with details on initiation and attendance reflecting fraternal duties and community presence.
A Frewsburg, New York automobile collision early Sunday left one woman hospitalized in critical condition. The car driven by Barger Retna of Ludlow, Pa, veered across a bridge and struck the approach, throwing several occupants from the vehicle. Witnesses described a high speed crash near the bridge, with medical staff attending at WCA Hospital in Jamestown.
The document outlines procedures for voting and military ballots, detailing eligibility and the role of commissioners, the state department, and legal authorities. It references Independent Yeoman commissioners, registration acts, and the process for soldiers casting ballots, with emphasis on proper registration, voting access, and official oversight.
A fragmented 1916 financial summary indicates receipts fall short of 1915 figures with estimates suggesting around 2,000 dollars forthcoming from commissioners. The record notes premium claims, expenses, and attendance figures tied to a forthcoming annual meeting, including carnival tickets and total paid admissions near 31,029.
GLOER members vote to raise rates at a Mardi meeting amid unrest. The body, including 19 Wae Teer Bat and other attendees, debated reimbursements as pension concerns and planned actions surfaced. The discussion focused on funding, expectations, and possible implications for members and the organization’s future.
A notorious swindler, identified as UHTY, was jailed after authorities moved to return ten associates to the penitentiary. The court heard testimony about a long scheme across Wastern and surrounding counties, with details of victims and residence changes cited. The defendant expressed remorse as a family member spoke of seeking justice for their son and daughter.
James Jones a. alames superintendent with the Penn Division railroad, died yesterday on the way to Bries when an unidentified accident occurred near Erie. He was forty nine years old and lived at the Hotel, with a long career in train service and promotions across divisions. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and events with partial figures. The text references Rev Rives, ages, church matters, and assorted attendees and addresses, but details are incomplete and some lines are unreadable.
New London Conn Sept 14 officials reported the submarine Bremen is due for several days in port. Details are scarce in the garbled text but indicate a naval operation or patrol nearby with likely involvement of local crews and maritime facilities.
Amid erratic phrasing a report notes 38 soldiers connected to the war era facing discharge or homeward return. The text references conscription, political turmoil, and uncertainties about broader war policy and national mobilization.
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