London, July 25.
Three bomb explosions occurred in London today claiming a toll of one dead and more than fifteen persons injured.
Two of the infernal machines went off in Kiang's Cross Railway Station, in the cloakroom, this afternoon.
One person was killed on the spot, while fifteen others were injured.
The third bomb exploded this evening in the baggage room of Victoria Railway Station, and several persons were injured. This explosion was heard some 900 yards away and three ambulances and fire engines were immediately rushed to the spot. Three railway employees were taken to St. George's hospital and left after treatment for minor injuries.
Late last night, two other explosions were reported to Scotland Yard.
The first occurred in the Post Office of Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. A fire ensued, and the building was entirely destroyed. The second explosion destroyed a wooden bridge over the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, five miles away from Liverpool.' No casualties, were reported.
The Home Office announced late last night that five persons were injured in the explosion in the baggage room of Victoria Railway Station. Two of the wounded were sent to a hospital.
Following these repeated incidents, the police took strict precautionary measures in all London railway stations and along the tracks at strategie points.
Special measures were taken at the Seaton Viaduct, the largest railway bridge in the country, located on the main line Jeading from London northwards—Havas.
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