Jena Battleship Explosion Wipes Out Crew at Toulon Dock
The French battleship Jena exploded at the Aligsiesay dock in Toulon after a compressed air torpedo detonated powder magazines. Admiral Man ceron, Captain Vertier, and many officers were killed or gravely injured as fires swept the ship and nearby structures. About 150 wounded and scattered bodies were reported among responders and townspeople.
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Death of Casimir-Perier Former French President Dies
Jean Casimir-Perier, former president of France, died in Paris at home from heart disease after an intensifying illness. His father Auguste Casimir-Perier was minister of the interior in 1851, and his grandfather led the Opposition during Louis Philippe’s era. He served as undersecretary of state in public instruction, war, and held senior roles until the Dufaure cabinet’s 1878 demise.
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Beoyna Visits Tom Johnanon in Cleveland Flight
Cleveland reports a political visit by Bryan aide Brian to plan campaign strategy. Meyer Johnson denies loaf and backs Bryan, while the mayor remains involved as the visit concludes with a business tone and indicated plans for policy reform.
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Notorious Murder Suspect Arrested After Yearlong Case
In San Francisco on March 14 police arrested Meld Fee Olney Mearders after a nearly yearlong murder inquiry. He is linked to the killings of Frederick R. and Willis TM Ones, wealthy farmers of Sliddie town New York, and of Alice Ingerick nine year old daughter of their housekeeper. Police report an attempt to kill the girl’s mother, Mrs. Martin In foriek. He awaits in jail.
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Unclear OCR fragment reports confession in hotel room incident
Fragment describes Nicholas confessing with Leopold to enter a woman's room to rob her. It mentions an arrest and a reprint of the confession, with various garbled names and places, reflecting damaged text from a historical page.
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Tedeschi Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
In Williamsville on March 18 Alex Tedeschi pled guilty to second degree murder in the shooting and killing of Maria de Calle, with whom he lived in wedlock. He was sentenced to life in state prison after the plea change from first degree murder.
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Local Assembly Race Result Brief in Brooklyn Section
A partial report from New York shows James Bee uy winning a plurality over Pallip N. Cungidy, candidate of a Independent league, in a Brooklyn assembly district special section. William J. Oondhue of Kings County’s Fourteenth district confirmed kickoff activity last month.
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Thaw Trial Admits Testimony From White Victim’s Brother
Judge allows James Clinch Smith to testify about his talks with Harry K Thaw on Madison Square Garden roof just before Stanford White’s murder. Smith’s account details Thaw’s remarks in the garden and the night’s events, while objected to by defense.
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Hillman Wins Godyard Special at New York Meet
Harry L. Hillman of the New York Athletic Club wins the Godyard special at Madison Square Garden. J. B. Taylor places second, M. W. Sheppard third, and Charles Bacon fourth as Hillman also defeats Taylor in the 600 yard race. Time 1 minute 14 1-5 seconds.
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