I'm full of twelves and hours which leads to days, which seems awfully long for that to happen again. It leaps into my adding skills subtracting two different annuals and I end up in the same month that Julius Caesar hated but was likey burned by that time...
President �mile Loubet of France announced that he would pardon the man who had assaulted him at the Auteuil Hippodrome in June 1899. Baron Christiani had been sentenced to four years in prison. Loubet pardoned 50 other persons.
Gary is almost right except that there is a slight gotcha in this one. In this case, slightly wrong as 1900 was not a leap year, even though it is divisible by 4. The answer is March 22, 1900.
If I had thought of it, I wouldn't have admitted that my answer was dumb, but claimed that I thought you were talking about 24-hour clocks!. Jim had it right, along with the no leap year.
Somgum! I was not aware of the only one in four hundred year designation with a leap day. I spent time trying to figure out if the number of days passed February when it didn't matter. Razzlefratz. Whammyed again. The leap day question is a good bar bet.