Amnesic aphasia case after brain injury from police shooting
Device reports a gunshot wound to Earl A Sargent of Oregon University, left temporal brain damage causing amnesia for words. Surgeons remove brain tissue and plan months to years of therapy using left hand training to develop right side convolution and restore speech yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Sth Setaber
Earl A. Bargent
Bark
Philoaypher
Tao
Tie
Fonnet
Chiymandias
Earl A Sargent
University of Oregon
Stamford University
Mt San Jose
Somi
Bargent
Atole
Oakland
Byrne
F. S. Mireadie
M'Creadie
McReadie
Creadies
Sargent
L. L. Riggin
Muuch
Riggin
Jeft Hanides Persam
Dra
RL T.airitton
L. L. Higgin
RA. Jone
McCreadie
Sally
Tilgetn
Bsargent
BE. A. Stone
Oregon University
The Continental Wat and Theatrical Views From Westminster
An excerpt from Westminster Gazette style commentary on theatre. Noted figures like Mrs Kendal Cyril Maude and Matt Mol discuss acting influence, audience mood, weather impact, and the role of conviction in performance. Observations cover audience silence, matinee manners, and the evolving demand for sustained applause.
Lightfoot Sentenced In Watt Case At Old Bailey
At the Old Bailey on October 19 Lightfoot alias Norman Battle a farmer of Sowersby Thirsk Yorks pleaded guilty to perjury linked to proceedings against ex MP Hugh Watt accused of inciting murder. He claimed coercion by others and asked for adjournment. the judge warned him against dragging others into the case and sentenced him to twelve months hard labor.
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Lightfoot
Marlborough Street
Charles Mathews
London
Wyde Park
Lord Kintord
Butt Isaacs
Tam
Fragmented miscellany and notices from a late 19th century page
A collage of brief items and remarks: medical opinions on coffee and health, odd crime and legal notes, a submarine experiment, a doctor’s warnings on heat and carbon dioxide, serial anecdotes about fashion and society, and sketches of colonial wildlife reserves and charitable memorials. Mentions include Lancet, Punch, Manchester Guardian, and The Field London.
Snakes as Pets Draw City Attention and Affection
A Culford Gardens resident keeps a nine foot python named Mr Levi, tamed and social with Mrs Cadogan. The well known naturalist Mr William Cros praised the animal’s demeanor, noting serpents can be friendly pets when properly managed and treated with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Levi
Arthur Vade
Hee House
Culford Gardens
Mall
Mra Cadogan
Eor
Ws. Vem Cros
Liverpool
Mira Arthur Cadogan
Neediesa
Sulsa
Cross
Cado Kan
Sarah Beinhardt
Rifle Shots and Peril on Crete Gorge Ambush
Mr Charlies H. Mawes recounts a Greek language aided escape from two armed mule raiders in a Crete gorge. They demanded 300 napoleons, fired four wild shots, and fractured rocks near him as he descended with his servant. He offered 44 in bribe, while the robber guard threatened to shoot if movement occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies H. Mawes
England
Crete
Bag
Mall
1Th
Ktoher
Reuter
Sxmae
Trial of Galley in the Galley Courtroom Scene in Debated Romance
The Paris London Doty Mall reports the Galley trial with absconder Galley from Campal d Extempte in Brazil, Mme Merelli testifying of love, kisses exchanged in court, a comical meeting with her husband, and magistrates allowing a private passage meeting amid laughter and light drama.
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Paris
London
Doty Mall
Galley
Camploir d'Extempte
Brasil
Pantann
Mme
Merelli
Katley
Marie Ati
Jorvephine
Marie Auda
Calley
Merelil
Valentine
Campaign of Courtesy on the Brooklyn Bridge
A Daily Mail story recounts a publicity stunt by Evening World proprietors sending a stenographer along the Brooklyn Bridge from 4 to 5 PM with a paying order for a seat. Catherine King pursued a courteous mission, eight times finding no donor until a tired tailor rose to offer his seat in a tramcar. The episode highlights perceived rudeness in commuting crowds.
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New York
Evening World
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Misa Catherine King
Tallor
Miss King
Daily Mail
New Sun Spot Covers 1000 Square Miles Revealed
Astronomers with the Daily Mall report a vast sun spot of about 100000 square miles appearing on the solar surface. Observed at South Kensington's Botar Physics Observatory as it moved over the limb, the spot is likely caused by a rush of cooler material in the sun's outer atmosphere. Sir Norman Lockyer notes the spot does not relate to recent weather. any effects may not be felt for years and will be generally observed later.
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Botar Physics Observatory
South Kensington
Remai
Norman Lockyer
Solar Physics Observatory
Hay Fever Cure From Dr Dunder of Homburg
Dr Dunder of Homburg writes that a glance at his hay fever treatment shows promising results. The method appears very effective, with several patients reporting relief after following the regimen.
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Dunder
Homburg
Pandora owner charged with theft at Bow Street
Thomas Kerry of the Troyal Colonial Institute faced Bow Street Police Court on a charge of larceny. Prosecution detailed a scheme involving lease revenue, gifts to Tristan d’Acunha, and a cargo of hymn books, clothing, and other items sent to settlers aboard the Pandora, which were allegedly converted to his own use.
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Thomas Caradoc Kerry
Troyal Colonial Institute
E- Plorer
Semmoen
R. DD
Mary
Bodkin
George Elliott
Mersrs
Lewis
Erey
Kerry
Tristan d'Acunha
Southern Pacific
Fingland
Tristan d’Acunha
Veiskone
Clin
Frank Slane
Migstun Te Beamen
Duchess of Bedford
Kever
Stone
East India
London
Gravesend
Trisian
Mr Muir
St. Thelen
Ascension Island
Sierra Leone
Muir
Enghawl
Tristan Acuna
Duchess of
Dedfumd
Tard
Mul
Baller
Palwerd
Frank Stone
Wes
Triligious Tract Society
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Fry
Tristan d'Acanda
Himelf
Cabin Boy as Masquerader in Pandora Seafarer Case
Witness William Hembit described a voyage aboard the Pandora where My Thomas Caradoc Kerry allegedly misused items for islanders. The cabin boy recounted dressing in women’s clothes, the exchange of paint mufflers, and he noted alterations to garments and church parade on shore. The hearing paused until the next session.
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Bow Street
Thomas Caradoc Kerry
Trivian
William Hembiit
Ufa
Kerry
L& Ag
Hritanmia
Ascemmon
Eliont
Freke
Sall Hamblin
Burlton
Elffatt
Shipyard Gantry Felt Like A Skywork Of Iron
Bart Kennedy in Daily Mail describes a shipyard near Sunderland where a vast overhead gantry looms above an open air workshop. Sailors and seasoned workers handle iron giants, each movement echoing with hammering drums as the mid air rigging and chains suspend heavy plates. The narrator reflects on fear, discipline, and the perilous craft.
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Sunderland
Erea
Amd
Ahipa
Ahips
Bart Kennedy
Daily Mail
NEW TREATY INDIA'S VIEW Foussia warning on two frontiers
Times of India Rambay reports that India’s view warns Foussia that if she precipitates her allies she will face war on two fronts and an investment of Windivestock, leading to long seclusion from the Pacific and reducing Armageddon talk in Asia.
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Foussia
Afghanistan
Persia
Pacific
Asia
Times of India
Rambay
England and Germany Warlike Talk Echoed Across Europe
The article notes that English people are not pacific and that Prince von Buelow’s warning of an inevitable war between England and Germany met with wide recognition. It laments that the prince felt compelled to publicly denounce the folly before a broad audience as reported by Neus Freie Presse in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince von Buelow
England
Germany
Freie Presse
Vienna
Worals of Merstham A Lesson of the Tanntnl
A long piece discusses a working girl Miss Money born to a Free Church family in a provincial town. Her life, marriage, and tragic death reveal social pressures on wage earners in London. The piece questions class dynamics, prostitution, and the moral duties of society and churches toward working women. It argues for support networks, temperance, and reform within religious communities to uplift working-class women facing exploitation and precarious employment.
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London
Miss Money
Hot Patel Tran
An Arden
Marca
Iams
Saabtablite
Clutedestine
Mersin
Gig
Hebert
Opus
Nate Elie
Watky Tian Sa
Marriot
Leon
Coll
Tony Cms
Rip
Pipiaibeetinie
Ulea
Brain Food Shares and a Cryptic Brain Goods Elusion
Fragmented OCR text references a misfiring brain goods concept and a garbled remark about a publisher pitching a new book. Mentions a 2 man scenario, fish and phosphates, and a doubtful “Pugol” on a birthday. Vague, incomplete, no clear event or individuals.
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Bret
Dr. J
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Elm
Argonaut
Chatham
Ehell
Medway
France
Kendal Talis
Kendo
Cyril Maude
Tormus Lansl
Marlin Wacver
Londen
United States
Berdam
Marney Adi
Mowen
Tring
Westminster Caxotte
All
Hunter
Bathe
Lancet
Bbefield
Becauge
Thelechal
Paul
Erosian
Gees
Yaruachiche
Quele
Kakomo
Mazala
Mississippi
Theresa Perkina
Wort
Missuerippi
Londons Teeland
Porhinge
Mide Bey
Yossie Iy
la Arenes
Wally Maoh
Uae
Kikai
Lancashiee
Blu
Rie
Evening Standard
Boltenstein
Acwilter
Manchester Guardian
Edmund Burke
Waller
Devereux
South Africa
Nauta
Drakensberg
Natal
National
Watts
Barnardg
Eyekins
Yplat
Chicago
Cis
America
Eloise Breese
W. OL. Pireese
Lord Webby de Eresby
Earl of Ancaster
le Jia
Altaigh
Willowebby de Eresby
Firet
Fiward 1
Alsier
Fogland
Anthule Cadogan
Python
NAVAL
Bosey
Admiraia
Mme. Galley
Abe
Ylowid
Mme, Galley
Magistrautes
Honda
Husbend
Mme, Mere
Bahla
Bragil
Eruf
Pandora
Daily Mall.t
TiGietth
Gay
India
Worals OF
Merstham
Wil Pratt
Eo Lee
Ae Ris
Ana
Rity Hospital
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