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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 07, 1874

Page

5

Regent's Park Bridge Blast Hurts City Homes and Gardens

The Regent's Park area suffered severe damage from a canal bridge explosion. Villages along the canal, including Mr Oward Pauls’s and Alma Tadéma’s houses, were gutted or wrecked while many occupants fled. The Zoological Gardens, nearby offices, and St Mary’s Hospital endured shattered windows, downed walls and scattered debris as investigators seek the blast cause.

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The Shah Diary in England A Farce or Chronicle

The Academy prints a Teheran letter dated August 10 about the Shah’s diary in Hoogland. It runs 208 pages, printed poorly, alternating between private diary tones and publication aims. The Shah, likely Turkish speaker, miswrites Persian, making the text oddly unreadable and amusing in places.

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