Lost Atlanta Man Recovers Memory Through Aphasia Case
Atlanta February 22 A hospital patient at Grady shows symptoms of aphasia after awakening with no name or recall of past life. Doctors report slow recovery as memory and speech return in stages while detectives seek clues to the man’s identity and origins in Winston Salem and Salem North Carolina.
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Postoffice fugitive holds up officials in Burrano
Leroy Harris, wanted for forging a $100 money order, forced entry at the United States Commissioner Fatrefild’s office in the federal building. He fired a pistol, fled through the corridor, and escaped before police could reach him. Harris, a former New York postoffice employee, was later trapped and arrested at noon in the Burrano post office.
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Elephant at Nickle Plate Show Killed After Rampage in Pensacola
A Mariana special reports the elephant Gypsey belonging to the Nickle Plate Show was killed in Pensacola after tearing tents, knocking a man down, and fighting capture. The animal refused to reenter the car, was chased, and shot twenty times with a Winchester.
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Brutal murder shocks Lexington County near Gaston
The State reports a brutal murder of a Black man near Gaston in Lexington County. Masked whites fired into his home after he opened the door, provoking fear and calls for swift punishment of the assailants. Governor Tillman promises a detective search and a reward, while local residents urge calm and vigilance.
Private Letter Reveals Shah Mercy Strike in Persia
A Lynchburg News summary reports Rev. W. St. Pierre of Oromia attacked by four outlaws on his way home. He was robbed and tortured before being left for dead in a cold wood. The Iranian Prime Minister ordered arrests and the robbers were killed after resisting arrest. Damages sought from the American legation.
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Quorum Fight Delays House Session on Washington's Birthday
The House opened with fewer than four score members present as Bland seeks to push a seigniorage bill amid arrests and calls for a quorum. Debate centers on amendments, adjournment, and a call of the house, with final adjournment scheduled to continue on Washington's Birthday.
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Mary Lease Proposes Women Mason Lodges Nationwide
Mary I Lease claims to be a Mason and proposes organizing women into Lodges of Masonry across the country. She wears a Knights Templar charm, says she knows the signs and passwords, and asserts women need Masonry's protections. She says men can be replaced if they refuse to recognize her work and that women can form their own lodges if necessary.
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Water supply crisis at Rio port as insurgents block boat
Merchants at Rio de Janeiro suffer water shortages because insurgents block a water boat. The British captain sought help from a British warship, was refused, and Admiral Benham offered aid via an American-flagged water boat guarded by Lieut. Kilbourn. Sailors from Britain curse local officials amid cheers for the rebels.
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Anarchist Demonstration in Boston Ends in Police Action
About two thousand gathered on the common to hear Morrison L. Swift and Liberert N. Casson speak for unemployed workers. After petitions were presented to the Senate and House, police cleared the State House of demonstrators as Governor Greenhalge warned against unlawful behavior. Swift claimed he would rely on ballots to “clean out the State House,” a claim contradicted by the Governor. A 2:30 pm police action dispersed the mob, and the crowd returned to the common. Representative Mellen then presented the petition urging work for the unemployed. A February 16 boiler explosion on the ernisser Brandenburg killed forty-one and fatally wounded nine, with several officers among the dead.
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Dispensary Profits Hit 67000 This Quarter in Columbia
Quarterly receipts and disbursements show the dispensary profit totaling 67139.00 with a year to date of 99337.16. Detailed items include cash on hand 19713.11, total sales 414897.14, cash received 306147.11 and bottles returned 7268.15, with 101481.87 due to date.
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Makes a Good Judge Yorkville Praise for Judge Brawley
Mr J 3 Bell of Yorkville reports from Greenville on the United States Court session praising Judge Stawley as the right man in the right place. He condemns prior perjury fueled by paid deputy marshals and professional witnesses and says Judge Brawley is reforming the system.
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Death at a Wedding in Alleghency County
A wedding in Alleghency County ended in murder when Daniel Slaughter of Carroll County Virginia stabbed John Bare to death and stabbed Edward Long, then fled. He was captured two miles away amid early talk of lynching and heightened tension among guests.
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