Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-)Calendar ||| 4 February 1911

Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-) Calendar

Fagan wandered the palace corridors for several minutes before reaching the section where the royal apartments were located. In an anteroom Fagan broke a glass ashtray, cutting his hand. He was still carrying a fragment of the glass when he entered the Queen's bedroom. The Queen woke when he disturbed a curtain and initial reports said Fagan sat on the edge of her bed. Fagan then asked for some cigarettes which were brought by a maid who had been cleaning a neighbouring room. Duty footman Paul Whybrew, who had been walking the Queen's dogs then appeared followed by two policemen on palace duty who removed Fagan.
(9 July 1982)

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BirthFactDeath (x) Saturday 4th of February 1911 115 years, 0 months and 0 days ago
24-year-old mass poisoner John Hutchinson serves poisoned coffee at a party in his father's house in Dalkeith, Scotland, United Kingdom. From the 18 guests two died the same evening and twelve others were violently ill. The dead were 50-year-old Charles Hutchison and Alexander Clapperton.