Extraordinary narrative on Cas Hauser in Nuremberg dungeon
The article recounts Casper Hauser's reportedly twelve year confinement in a dungeon from age four to sixteen, his subsequent appearance in Nuremberg, the examination by scholars, and the psychological interpretation of his early isolation. It notes his education, memory, music sense, and gradual adaptation to society, while detailing the mystery of the exact prison location and the possibility that an assassin may be connected to his tormentors.
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Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
Nuremberg
Cas¢ Hauser
Aveyron
Germany
France
Duigeon
Weave
Nouvelle Revue Fermemique
Strasburg
Heserus
Paris
le Globe— i
Caser Hauser
Jusiia Observer
Vienna
Light Horse
Heim
Hom
Casper Hauser
Liz
Ufo
Ile
Tie
Jie
Herodotus
Emilius
Rosseag
Condilac
Exerci
Casper Mauser
Bolivar resigns power in Colombia as Liberator addresses nation
A formal resignation ends Bolivar's control of civil and military authority in Colombia. He declares he has served as soldier and magistrate, recounts reconquest and liberation efforts, and says the Constituent Congress now bears the nation toward new institutions amid accusations against him.
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Colombia
Bolfear
Constituent Congress
Republic
Storm Visits Urbana As Town Endures Severe Cyclone
The Mad River Courant reports a hurricane-like storm hit Urbana on the 22d afternoon. It traveled from six miles southwest with a narrow path of destruction and a bright electric display. Numerous brick and frame houses were unroofed or demolished, including the Baker and Hamilton properties, the Market and Presbyterian Meeting-house, and the Methodist Meeting-house, with several residents injured.
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Urbana
Jacob Minturn
A. Jackson
Randal Porter
E. B. Cavilleer
Job Mathis
Presbyterian
Lewis
the Courant
John Hamilton
Tornado Ravages Urbana Causing 70 Buildings Damaged
A severe tornado struck Urbana causing 70 buildings to be damaged or destroyed and 31 dwellings affected. The Bell family suffered the worst losses with five direct deaths among George Bell's relatives and several injuries. Town officials urged residents to aid those affected and many roofs and homes were already being repaired. The extent of damage beyond Urbana remains uncertain.
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Gegi Bell
Cincinnati
Roland Harvey
George Bell
Mary Bell
Nancy Bell
Robert Bell
William Smith
Elizabeth
Thomas
Robert
Jane
Urbana
Courant
Aterens
Fragmentary Notice Reflects Civic Dedication and Public Spirit
The readable segments speak of a local gathering where respected citizens vow to uphold the state’s memory and sacred duties. The text suggests a solemn commitment by leaders to preserve the common good and share in the republic’s heritage.
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Bintdd & Puslichsi , Preston
G.T._ BUCKINGHAM
Bolivar
Bogota
Wottie