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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1912

Page

6

Pool of Flame treasure plot in a grand continental adventure

Col Terence O Rourke, an Irish officer with gambler instincts, becomes entangled in a secret mission for the French government and a perilous chase across Monte Carlo Algeria and Rangoon. He battles rivals, recovers the jewel, hides the treasure, and confronts Des Trebes and Mrs Prynne in a globe spanning suspense tale.

Monte Carlo Col Terence O'Rourke O'Rourke Bertie Glynn Viscount Des Trebes Beatrix Rangoon India Chambret Algeria Poltroon Danny Calcutta Des Trebes

Murder and kidnapping unfold on Rangoon river

O'Rourke and Lt Couch discover Des Trebes murdered after a brutal assault. A Chinese coolie, a knife, and a gunfight escalate a mystery as a police pursuit begins. The duo race by launch toward a river junk to rescue O'Rourke's wife and Miss Pynsent amid a rising tide of danger.

O'Rourke Couch Leutenant Saint Patrick O’rourke Sypher Des Trebes the Coolle Coolie Syph Rangoon Hell Wheeler

Nighttime standoff ends with Irishman and Englishman confrontation

A man in white linen aims a revolver at an Irishman during a tense exchange. O'Rourke raises his hands and admits possessing two revolvers while the English observer questions the meaning of the scene. The moment pauses as both assess the situation and the danger remains.

O’rourke Hades

Ten Hurt In Collision Of Union Pacific Stock Trains Near Omaha

A tail end collision between two Union Pacific stock trains at Gilmore Junction Nebraska four miles south of South Omaha derailed three cars and injured ten men. Seriously hurt were Ernest Watson and Leo Watson both of Overton Nebraska G Kelly of Chicago A J Filsinger Ed Lemer O K Van Cleave John Brown Ff M Northcut R B Hundley A J Becker and H Craig all of Nebraska and Grand Island. Officials say the accident was caused by the fallibility of man.

Union Pacific Gilmore Junction Neb South Omaha Ernest Watson Overton Leo Watson G. Kelly Chicago A. J. Filsinger Alda Ed Lemer Cozad O. K. van Cleave Darr John Brown Ff. M. Northcut Lexington R. B. Hundley A. J. Becker Grand Island H Craig Brakeman

Supreme Court Upholds Commission Form Government Statute

The supreme court sustains the legality of the commission form of government statute in state ex rel Baughn against Ure. Justice Letton writes the opinion, holding attacks on the law groundless and that legislature may create, control, and abolish offices as it desires. Justice Reese did not participate.

Supreme Court

Forage Disease Kills Nebraska Horses Prominent State Vet Says

A. Boostrom, Nebraska state veterinarian, links the so called forage disease to fodder carried by horses. He notes many deaths statewide with an estimate between 1500 and 1600 horses. The disease spares range ponies but strikes the better class of horses. The Pure Food department reports seed corn germination tests from several counties, Pecatur Burt county leading at 99 percent while Saline county kernels show poor germination.

A. Boostrom Nebraska Pure Food Department Burt County Saline County Burchard

Lincoln Statue Ready For Shipment In Early April

Secretary of State Wait reports Daniel C. French the Lincoln statue designer says the John Williams company casting the bronze has information it will be completed and ready for shipment the first week in April. A Memorial day dedication is possible but uncertain due to timing.

Wait Daniel C. French John Williams Company

Nebraska discusses Hebrew colony dairying land offers

Four proposals from parts of Nebraska to the state labor commissioner propose about 8,000 acres each for dairying. Prices range from 10 to 50 dollars per acre.

Nebraska

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