Assassination of President Carnot Shocks France
Paris reports mournful national mood after the Lyons killing of Sadi Carnot. Citizens condemn Cesare Santo the Italian culprit as authorities probe a possible conspiracy while crowds demand justice and national stability.
Carnot Fatally Wounded as Lyons Gathers in Grief
President Carnot received rapid medical attention after a near fatal wound. Doctors feared internal hemorrhage as he was rushed to the prefecture and underwent probing surgery. The archbishop administered last rites as Carnot remained conscious until his death.
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Assassination Attempt On President Carnot In Lyons
During an official visit to Lyons for an international exhibition, President Carnot was attacked as his carriage passed crowds lining the street. A knife-wielding assailant lurched toward the landau but was struck by M. Rivaud and seized by police amid a near lynching attempt by the crowd.
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Senate Adopts Sorrowful Resolution On Carnot Death
Washington June 26 The Senate chambers paused to honor President Carnot with a prayer by Chaplain Milburn and a resolution offered by Senator Morgan expressing national sorrow to the people of France. The body voted to adjourn until tomorrow at 1 00 oclock and to inform Mme Carnot of the condolence.
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