The Birmingham age-herald

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there was a plot against Leconte’s life I

or whether he was a victim to the extra

ordinary precaution he had adopted for

his own protection has not been learned,

lie kept the large store of arms anti am

munition near his palace, where they

could he Immediately available for hb

own use In case of revolt. A cablegram

to the state department from American

Minister Flrnifo- stated simply tnat th

president was allied this morning at 9

o’clock by an explosion of magaxines,

which destroyed the palace. Haytlen

Minister Menos had a longer dispatch,

conveying the same Information.

Owing to the flame no attempt was

made to enter the palace to search for

the presldenl’r- body. Minister Menos

scouts the Idea that, the explosion was

maliciously done.

At the Instance of the state department

the gunboat Nashville has been ordered

from Guantanamo to Port Au Prince, n

day’s run. to look after foreign imprests

In case of disturbance.

RESULT OF WRECK

Boston. August 8 Two enginemen

and a passenger were killed, a specta

tor fell dead and 40 or more passen

gers wore Injured shortly before noon

today by the derailing of un in

bound New York, New Haven and

Hartford train at. Dorchester.

The locomotive plunged off into a

marsh and hulf burled itself. The mo

mentum of the train carried two of

the passenger ears over the engine.

While the third passenger car and bag

gage car remained on the rails.

The bodies of the engineer and fire

men were found burled deep In the

debris. Mrs. Frank Jenkins was scalded

ho seve.rely that she died soon The

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The Birmingham age-herald. (1912). Birmingham, Ala., 1912-08-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1912-08-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Birmingham age-herald, 1912-08-09.