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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

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Special Committee Rules on President Secret Service Message

The Perkins Special Committee reported that the President message on the secret service was unjustified and the House should lay the secret service portion of the annual message on the table. Chairman Perkins defended prompt action while members debated scope and respect for the presidency and House privileges amid tense floor and gallery reaction.

United Press Washington Jan Perkins Special Secret Service Allence House Perkins New York Congress Bera Congress of the United States Representative Kins Republican

Keller Guest of Mark Twain at Italian Villa

Helen Keller and her teachers arrived in Redding to spend the weekend as guests of Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain at his Italian villa. Twain has long shown interest in Keller's work and a strong friendship exists between them.

United Press Redding Jan Helen Keller John Macey Wrentham Mass Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Miss Keller

Kenealy Predicts Brandegee Victory in Connecticut Caucus

Hartford reports Michael Kenealy Republican State committee chair forecasts Brandegee will win the Senate seat in eight counties, with Litchfield possibly for Hill. Fairfield County expected to back Brandegee. Hill and backers claim undecided votes. Kenealy says Brandegee’s renomination seems assured based on reliable canvass data.

United Press Hartford Michael Kenealy Republican State Committee House Senate Kenealy United States Brande Lee E. J. Hill Brandegee Mr. Hill Connecticut Litch Field County Hill Litchfield Fairfield County

Experts Testify In Hains Case Murder Trial

In Pltshing and Flushing the prosecution sought to keep Captain Peter C. Hains from potential release by proving insanity defenses, with expert testimony supporting maniacs depressive insanity at the time of the August 15 killing. The defense presented Dr. L. Pierce Clark, aligning with prior insanity expert Dr. Manson.

United Press Thornton J. Hains Peter C. Hains Annis Captain Hains Manson Darrin Hains An~nis L. Pierce Clark Clark Flushing Thornton Jenkins Hains William E. Annis Bayside Yacht Club Crane Austin Flint George Foster

Woman financier Miss Violet Charlesworth sought in England

London authorities search England to serve papers on Miss Violet Gordon Charlesworth as creditors claim she duped them of hundreds of thousands of dollars. She promised a $2 to $3 million bequest from a godfather but may face prosecution if she does not settle.

Violet Charlesworth United Press London Violet Gordon Charlesworth England Mme. Humbert Miss Charlesworth Queenstown

La Follette's Salutatory in New Weekly Magazine

Madison announces the first issue of La Follette's Weekly Magazine led by Senator Robert M. La Follette. The piece pledges to expose corruption, critique officials, and defend the public welfare, naming contributors Lincoln Steffens Allan White Brand Whitlock Charles Zueblin Jane Addams, with Mrs La Follette supervising the Woman's Department.

United Press Madison Wis la Follette Robert M. la Follette la Fojlette Party Kamiens Lincoln Steffens Allan White Brand Whitlock Charles Zueblin Jane Adams Woman's Department

Woodruff Defends Higher Oyster Bed Tax Duty Claim

Ex Governor Woodruff says his message to the General Assembly urged higher taxation of oyster beds and asserts he acted as his duty to the State. He questions shellfish commissions for not raising the issue and cites a New England governors conference in Boston as prompting wide comment on oyster bed conditions.

United Press New Haven Woodruff General Assembly New England Boston

Arm Mangled in Machinery at Eaton Cole & Burnham Co

An early morning accident at the West End Plant of Eaton Cole and Burnham Co left Steve Horwith with a mangled left arm after it was caught in factory machinery. Dr Krause dressed the wounds and Horwith was taken to Galen for treatment. He resides at 366 Spruce Street.

West End Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co Krause Steve Horwith Galen Horwith Spruce St

Eight Night Riders Held After Murder Conviction

In Union City Tennessee on January 8 a heavy military guard surrounds the jail housing eight night riders found guilty last night of murdering Captain Rankin. Judge Jones will hear tomorrow the defense motion for a new trial, considered a formality by prisoners and friends. A jail rescue attempt is feared pending the judge's decision.

United Press Union City Tenn Rankin Jones

Plans for Rebuilding Ruined Italian Cities After Quake

Rome reports four American battleships headed to the quake zone may do little, while Italy prepares relief and reconstruction. An extraordinary session weighs tax exemptions for survivors, funding on the sites, and a national plan including new foundations rules and international study missions. Burial of Messina’s dead continues at 1000 daily as disease prevention efforts begin ruin clearance within a month.

United Press Rome Connecticut Vermont Minnesota Kansas Messina Reggio San Francisco Japan Darrigo

Culberson Resolution Adopted On Presidential Merger Question

Washington January 8 The Senate adopted Sen Culbersons resolution seeking an opinion from the Judiciary Committee on the Presidents authority to permit the Steel Corporation to absorb Tennessee Coal and Iron. The vote was 47 to 14 to refuse tabling and approval followed after a yeas and nays. Republican critics who voted with Democrats included Aldrich Borah and Lodge among others.

United Press Washington Senator Culberson Judiciary Committee Steel Corporation Tennessee Coal & Iron Company Senate Hopkins Culberson Roosevelt Aldrich Borah Bulkeley Burnham Burrows Clapp Dillingham Foraker Frye Fulton Gamble Hale Kitteridge Lodge Long Nelson Piles Stevenson Sutterland Wettmore Clark Wyoming Scott Warren Perkins

Wolf Fined 300 For Obscene Mail Campaign

Frederick Wolff former Socialist candidate for senator in the 22nd district paid a 300 fine in Hartford U S District Court for sending obscene matter through the mails. He had until today to pay or face imprisonment. He resided in Hartford and had worked at Henry J Seeley’s photographic studio. He sent obscene postal cards to his former employer’s family and to fraternal organizations. some cards were delivered. He boasted a relentless postal card campaign and was prosecuted after a U S Marshal seized the matter. Sacred Heart Society Meets reports and upcoming dances and officer elections are noted. Also New York stock exchange suspends Hackley Baxter Seed and C W Willetts for balance failures at the clearing house.

Frederick Wolff U. S Hartford Wolff High Street Henry J. Seeley Main Street State Street Seeley

Albert E. Smith Arrested on Embezzlement Charge

Albert R. Smith of 438 Connecticut Avenue, formerly Assistant Paymaster at Bridgeport Brass Co, was arrested this morning by Detective Cronan and Patrolman Coughlin and held for investigation. Accounts suggest about $400 missing over two months, with Smith named as a suspect after pay envelopes vanished en route from the paymaster’s office.

Albert R. Smith Connecticut Bridgepor Brass Co Cronan Coughlin Smith Arthur Meeker Albert Smith Connecticut Avenue Brass Meeker Winsted

Mayor opposes referendum on charter changes and spending

Mayor Lee rejects a referendum on charter amendments and supports a $1,750,000 spending plan for a new system. He proposes a change to allow presiding at meetings and hints at appointing a city engineer. The council and committee debates continue with limited details on outcomes.

Lee Pblic Works Commission Keating Achman Primrose Bicon Son John J. Morrissey

Seaside Social Club Dance at Lyceum Hall Notice

Seaside Social Club invites patrons to a dance at Lyceum Hall on Saturday evening. Pine Barn Dance advertised. A eight room residence for rent at 185 Hewitt Street. Pool table for sale in first class condition, inquire at this office. Address: A B W.

Seaside Lyceum Hall Pine Barn Hewitt St AL P. W

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