Fire near Yul seals block. late report details hindered.
Firefighters battled a blaze near Yul as authorities investigated the scene. Limited readable text provides scant specifics on cause, casualties, or exact location, with no confirmed totals.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
Norris Brown Named Proclaimed Choice of Nebraska
Norris Brown from Nebraska was proclaimed elected United States Senator by the state legislature after a joint convention. The house and senate leaders announced resolutions favoring direct vote by the people and the adjournment included discussion of bills and state finance. Local items include a test case for the international petition between the United States and Japan and a fatal throat-cutting incident in Sherman County.
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United States
Senate
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Hart
York
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House
Library
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San Francisco
Japan
Ed States
Ich Auhi
Japboy
Redding
Peruna Household Remedy Reaches Over a Million Homes
Peruna is described as a household friend in more than a million homes and growing daily. The text proclaims it a household word across the English speaking world and an old trusted remedy for catarrhal diseases of head throat lungs stomach kidneys bladder and female organs.
Global wool leadership claimed Australasia holds top rank
The article notes Australasia as the world's largest wool producer, with Russia second, Argentina third, and the United States fourth. It also mentions varied items from a Philadelphia public school attended by a black man and his children to facts about crops, Gulf Stream travel time, crocodile diet, milk producer history in England, and cooperative profits up to $200 annually.
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Australasia
Russia
Argentine Republic
United States
Philadelphia
Gulf Stream
Florida
Norway
England
Poison Plot Surrounds Ballroom Tryst in Melbourne
Kitty confronts Gaston Vandeloup and threatens to expose him as a murder plot unfolds at Madame Midas ball. Selina Sprotts dies after a supposed apoplexy but Kitty claims poison. Dr Christon weighs evidence while Madam Midas and Mrs Villiers confront a web of deceit and danger.
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Kitty
Mr. Vandeloup
Vandeloup
Gaston
Miss Marehurst
Madame Midas
M. Vandeloup
Mrs. Villiers
Mrs. Villers
St. Kilda
Barty
Mrs. Riller
Madame
Dr. Christon
Selina
Christon
Madame Midas Fears Husband May Still Be Watching
In the Meddlechip ball scene Madame Midas wrestles with a secret dread since her husband's disappearance. She questions whether he is dead or alive and fears his possible hidden presence, as Selina offers calm while Madame glances toward the moonlit garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Midas
Mr. Villiers
Selina
Madame
Seina
Strange Checks The Odd Assortment Collected by One Bank Clerk
A bank clerk narrates a quirky collection of so called queer checks. Items include a lath a cuff and other odd objects each honored as a check with a story. Examples show a sawnmill owner paying workers with a lath and an actor avoiding jail by using a cuff check.
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Chicago Chronicle
The Egyptian Onion A revered bulb said to travel far
The article notes ancient reverence for onions in Egypt and describes two Egyptian varieties Baali and Mis Kaoui. It explains Baali as the preferred onion for long sea voyages due to its drier growth in yellow soil and careful watering. Mis Kaoui is less exported because its moisture makes sea travel risky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Pyramids
Pyramid of
Cheops
A Cure Needed for My Daughter’s Voice Education
Mrs Nexdore asks if voice cultivation for her daughter is possible while Mrs Knox endorses trying every remedy first. Philadelphia Ledger notes the exchange as a brief salon-style remark on remedial voice training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nexdore
Spotted His Best Green I Ate a Mince Pie
A cryptic exchange notes a breakfast mishap last Sunday and a sour recollection about pie and a church nightmare. The dialogue questions virtue and public approval, asking if a good man revels in another’s trouble or merely feels concern.
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Green
Brown
Wild and varied ads and anecdotes from older newspapers
A collage of notices includes a fur catalog offer from N W Hide and Fur Co, a pitch for Allcock's porous plasters, a note on Vienna police pocket telephones, Milwaukee gas price cut, gardening tips, a seed catalog offer from John A Salter Seed Co, and light humor about Dublin hotels and baldness theories.
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Fur Dept
N. W
John A. Salter
Box CO
la Crosse
Wis
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