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Date: 05 February 1908
Eugène Weidmann Compleanno, Data di Nascita
Eugène Weidmann, en allemand Eugen Weidmann, né le à Francfort-sur-le-Main et mort guillotiné le à Versailles, est un tueur en série allemand ayant agi dans les années 1930 en France. Surnommé le « tueur au regard de velours », il est le dernier condamné à mort exécuté en place publique en France.
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5th of February 1908 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 5 febbraio 1908
THE CYMRIC NEARS BOSTON.; News Given by The Times -- How Two Boats Were Crushed.
Date: 05 February 1908
Special to The New York Times
BOSTON, Feb. 4. -- The White Star Line office here received a wireless message from Capt. Finch of the Cymric this afternoon saying the steamer probably would reach Boston Lightship about midnight. The weather was foggy. She probably will not dock till morning.
THE COTTON MARKET.; Stronger on Eastern Belt News -- Closes Steady, 11 to 16 Points Up. WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.
Date: 05 February 1908
Special to The New York Times
POWDER WORKS BLOW UP.; Three Storehouses of the Du Pont Co. at Gibbstown, N.J., Destroyed. Supt. Leary Ill of Pleurisy. BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
Date: 06 February 1908
WOODBURY, N.J., Feb. 5. -- Three of the big powder storehouses of the Du Pont Powder Company's plant at Gibbstown, near here, were destroyed by an explosion shortly after 4 o'clock this morning. No one was killed, and only three men were hurt. The damage is estimated at $75,000.
2 PERISH, 12 HURT, IN DRY GOODS FIRE; Firemen of Two Companies Go Down with Falling Floors in Worth Street Building. ALL BUT TWO ARE RESCUED Heroic Efforts of Comrades Save Them from Death in the Blazing Ruins. 2 PERISH, 12 HURT IN DRY GOODS FIRE BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
Date: 05 February 1908
Fire practically destroyed the five-story brick and iron building at 43-45 Worth Street, in the heart of the dry goods district, with most of its contents, between 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and 10 o'clock last night. The damage was $200, 000, but before the fire was out two fire companies had gone down apparently to certain death with two falling floors of the building.