O'Rourke Fights for Escape and Secret Jewel
Colonel O Rourke maneuvers through a perilous chase across Rangoon and Algeria, aided by Danny. The Pool of Flame jewel surfaces amid treachery as Des Trebes and Mrs Prynne maneuver to seize power. They flee by ship toward Rangoon while a hidden plot unfolds around the jewel and a mysterious visitor.
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Ala
O'Rourke
Mor Eral
Algeria
Rae
O’rourke
Gime
Rensten
Plame
Lan
Danny
Gane
Rangoon
O'Rourk
Ceelle
Missus Prynne
Des Trebes
Dravos
Danny Boy
Mrs. Prynne
No clear historical headline found in OCR fragment
Fragmentary dramatic dialogue shows a confrontation with a pistol, a woman in distress, and characters named Ceelle, Dravos, O Rourke, and Giants. No verifiable event, date, or location present to establish a datable news item.
O'Rourke Races To Pack In Turbulent Morning
Danny struggles with a crowded, map filled scene as O'Rourke demands readiness. The pair puzzle the calendar and time from a clutter of guides and schedules amid a tense departure.
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Danny
O'Rourke
Indian Empire
Diamonds and Poonah voyage escape in midnight dawn
O Rourke and companions slip to the Poonah steamship at Diamond Harbor by night. At eight o clock the next morning the tender ferries passengers from the eastern river bank while O Rourke peers from the Poonah deck, studying the diverse cast aboard the liner.
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Diamond Harbor
Poonah
O'Rourke
Telephone Help For Farm Emergencies
A farmer author emphasizes the value of Bell Telephone service in medical or accident emergencies on the farm. The piece argues quick access to a doctor via telephone saves lives and pays for itself, urging readers to consult the local manager before traveling to town.
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Bell
Bell System
European Travelers on a Shipboard Watch for Threats
On a voyage a lone Irishman, O Rourke, muses on the mixed company of passengers from London to Berlin, including a pale Frenchman who stirs a memory. He weighs possible animus among the dozen travelers, pondering danger as the journey continues under the glare of sun and suspicion.
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London
Paris
Berlin
O'Rourke
Watch repair and hair goods ad with notices
Wiese can fix that watch or clock. Hair goods made. Hair switches and puffs made up from your combings or from cut hair. The young son of C A Zaring gravely ill with scarlet fever is reported slightly better this morning. IN THE DISTRICT COURT W YOMING. Notice of Hearing Petition For Probate of Will in the Estate of Archibald Winne Deceased. Hearing set for Saturday February 24 1912 at two o'clock at Basin Wyoming office of W J Booth District Court Commissioner. Witness W F Brown Clerk of the District Court.
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C. A. Zaring
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Archibald Winne
W. J. Booth
Basin
Ella A. Winne
Jane Winne Hunter
W. F. Brown
Local Af Faire Notes and Visits This Week
Small news items from Basin and surrounding towns recount visits by Whitmore Cody Hatton Niccolls Worland Welsh Line Arnott Pettet and Hart. Local health notes report pneumonia measles grippe and scarlet fever affecting residents.
Methodist Services at First M B Church
The First Methodist church announces services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7 30 with Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting is Thursday at 8 p m. The pastor G W Albone invites all to a bright cheerful welcome.
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G. W. Albone
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Alferia
Shehmen
Way
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Cecile
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Algiers
Pelican
Madame O'Rourke
Calcutta
Di'mind Harbor
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Hughis
India
Howrah
God In
Wiese
Mrs. Whitmore
Harry Williams
Cody
Whitmore
H .T. Nowell
John Hatton
Roy Niccolls of
Worland
Jim Welsh
Greybull
L. L. Line
J. P. Arnott
Manderson
Bert Pettet
Whitmore’s
Woman's Club
B. C. Hart
Carter
O. K. Loverlgn
Quite
J. N. Nicely
Claire Shaughnessy
John Brown
Embar
Shell
C. F. Mackenzie
John Staton
Indiana
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Carl Wilson
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