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In a closed session, the court at Toulon on July 6 tried the gallant Jeanne Renée who, it seems, was spying along the coast. |
A young girl threw acid in the face of her lover, a prominent citizen of Toulon, who had taken flight after impregnating her. |
Arming herself with a bayonet, Mme. Boulanger, sentenced to jail, rushed the spectators in the court at Chambéry. |
They're stealing children in Rouen! While someone held Mme. Thomas, her mother and her sister took away her daughter. |
"May the will of Allah be done!" cried the Berber Igoucinem yesterday, at Bougie, before the guillotine. |
Ilou, the fearsome termagant of Brest, declared to the judge: "Divine justice is mine. I will go to heaven." |
The three members of the Esprit family, of Saulzet-le-Froid, jumped from their carriage when their horse bolted. One dead, two injured. |
After sticking his knife six times into the neck, head, and right arm of Apolline Baron, her ex-lover Charles Selias fled. |
People harassed sexagenarian Roy, of Echillais, Charente-Inférieure, about the way he treated his servant girl, 11. So he hanged himself. |
Because his wife had had enough of him, Noblet, a tailor of Beaulon, Ille-et-Vilaine, gravely injured her with two shots. |
The parish priest of Monceau, Côte-d'Or, has trouble saying Mass since burglars deprived him of his ritual vessels. |
Did Onofrias Scarcello kill someone in Charmes, Haute-Marne, on the 5th of June? He was in any case arrested at the train station in Dijon. |
Through a clever game of alternating resignations, the mayor and the town council of Brive have delayed the building of schools. |
Adding salt to the sea, the Collburnary, which had that as its cargo, sank off Camaret, Finistère. The crew was rescued. |
Breaking a window, a stone put out the eye of a passenger aboard the train from Bayonne to Toulouse. It was halted. Nobody around. |
On a contract to transport coal to ships at Toulon, none of the twenty-four bidders made an offer; they were daunted by the stipulations. |
A sentinel's shot killed inmate Chartrain, who was attempting to escape from the penal barracks in the camp at Bordj-Choubban, Tunisia. |
Steps away from the horse race in Toulouse, an ex-sergeant, G. Durbach, 31 and unemployed, killed himself. |
Because he preferred the white flag, M. Loas, mayor of Plouézec, tore up the tricolor, and so was dismissed from his post. |
Caught up by the streetcar that had just thrown him thirty feet, herbalist Jean Désille, of Vanves, was cut in half. |
