Carmack Jury Incomplete In Tennessee Murder Case
Nashville Jan 26 with seven men in the jury box selected to try John Sharp and the two Coopers for the Carmack murder both sides move to dispose of the venire and finish the panel. A new venire and possibly several more may be needed as fewer than three thousand talesmen remain. Judge Hart plans to use the tax list to reach remote county men and the Leigh juror case will be heard tomorrow.
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United Press
Nashville
Tenn
John Sharp
Coopers
Senator Carmack
Talesmen
Hart
Leigh
Missing East Side man Joe Wuhlack sought by relatives
Relatives report 20-year-old Joe Wuhlack of 48 Church Street missing since the Jan 17 christening at Mike Tomchick’s Willard Street home. He is 6 feet 6 inches, brown hair, smooth face, two fingers on his left hand missing, out of work with no money. sister fears foul play and has urged police to find him. Also note: Connecticut census clerk and enumerator appointments discussed with competitive exams forthcoming.
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Joe Wuhlack
Church Street
Mike Tomchick
Willard Street
Plaster for Backache endorsed by many users
Busy people and time conscious buyers praise Plaster for Backache from Cyrus Plaster. Users report relief after trying other remedies and many learned from friends about its effectiveness. Available for twenty five cents at Gyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Ave and Courtland St.
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Cyrus
Gyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St
Premonition of Death Follows Roxbury Woman on Disaster
In Boston on January 26 Mrs. Eugene Lynch the sole female victim of the Republic disaster showed a fatal premonition by obtaining a $10 000 accident policy from the Accident Insurance Company of New York. The policy covered only collisions and was issued shortly before her departure for New York aboard the doomed steamer.
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Boston
Eugene Lynch
Roxbury
Republic
New York
Accident Insurance Company of
Eleven Injured When Express Leaves Track
Eleven passengers were injured when the Pittsburg and St. Louis Express No. 44 westbound ran off an embankment at Adams Mills, 19 miles west, at 6 this morning due to a broken rail. No fatalities reported. MORO PIRATES INFEST COASTS IN THE PHILIPPINES. The insular government weighs navy aid to clear southern coasts of pirates after a deadly attack on Panang pearl fishers. BARON ROSEN FOR ITALY: Unconfirmed reports place Baron Rosen as ambassador to Italy. Washington posting remains unsettled.
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Coshoton
Pittsburg
Manila
Navy Department
Panang
Baron Rosen
Italy
St. Petersburg
George Bakhmecliffe
Japan
America
Rosen
Count Muravieff
Washington
Bakhmecliffe
G. W. Beale
Harold Fish resigns as Barnum Estate agent to be replaced
Harold Fish resigns as agent of the Barnum Estate effective February 6 and will be succeeded by Marcus B. Butler. Butler has long served as bookkeeper for Hincks and Johnson. Fish, not named as trustee, departs with his wife for Florida and plans a New Haven business venture.
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Harold Fish
Barnum Estate
P. T. Barnum
Marcus B. Butler
Hincks & Johnson
Fish
Connecticut Trust Co
Hartford
Florida
New Haven
Ball and Brown Face Theft Accusations in City Case
Edward Brown held for the superior court in bonds of 500 by Judge Foster. He is charged with stealing liquor worth about 100 from William Pfau, allegedly with William Ball at the Amazon cafe cellar. Ball was arrested in New York and claims he will return to stand trial without requisition.
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Edward Brown
Foster
Brown
William Pfau
William Ball
Amazon
Ball
West 36Th Street
New York
Cronan
Grand Central Station
New Treatment Demonstrations At Warner Hall
Hundreds sought free demonstrations of Louis Blumer D Ps ND Hartford psycho pathic doctor promoting a new medical system. He distributed 1200 copies of The Revolution in Modern Practice and plans to send for an assistant as demand remains high. Demonstrations continue daily at Warner hall seeking difficult cases ignored by others.
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Warner Hall
Louis Blumer
Hartford
Blumer
John Albrecht, Jr
Stratford
The Blue Mouse at the Theatres with Shubert cast
Clyde Fitch's The Blue Mouse, adapted from German, stars Elsa Ryan Robert Dempster Albert Gran Lily Hall and others in a three act farce about a vaudeville performer who impersonates the president’s secretary's wife. Quincy Adams Sawyer to follow with eleven performances including a bargain matinee.
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Messrs. Shubert
Clyde Fitch
Elsa Ryan
Robert Dempster
Albert Gran
Lily Hall
Milt. G. Barlow
Sam Reed
Ralph Morgan
John E. Hynes
Guy D'Ennery
Edward Craven
Marie Gerard
the Blue Mouse
Rollett
Mr. Fitch
Rowland and Clifford
New England
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Man Ordered to Jail or Bond for Wife Support
In Norwalk a non support case against William J. Troy was continued. Judge Gager ordered six months in jail or a $250 bond to pay $4 weekly for one year to his wife Susie Troy. Troy said he deserted because she believed in race death by her own action.
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Gager
Civil Superior Court
Susie Troy
Norwalk
William J. Troy
Troy
Lalor Scores a Signal Triumph in Back to Earth
Comedian Frank Lalor drew a huge Bridgeport audience at Poli's with his new musical comedy Back to Earth. The revue features electraltepes and a lightning finale set in an antique collector's tale, with strong supporting turns by Laura Burt Lillian Shaw and others. The act includes song hits Stung Stung Stung Googa-you and a lively Bath misadventure with The Order of the Bath.
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Wales
Frank Whitman
Bert
Bertha Grand
van Camp
Lillian Shaw
Comedienne
Frank Lalor
Poli’s
Bridgeport
Lalor
Mr. Lalor
Felix Dippy
Mr. Dippy
Electraleptes
Egypt
Dealer In
Antiques
Dippy
Jupiter
Earth
Florence Morrison
Eletraleptes
Whitmann
Bertha Grant
Hall Fined for Selling Impure Milk in Criminal Pleas
Judge Walsh in the Criminal Common Pleas court listed penalties for several defendants. Arthur W Hall of this city was fined 10 dollars for selling impure milk under chapter 143 acts of 1907. Robert C Atherden of Danbury received five months in jail for assault and breach of the peace. Frank Myers alias Ryan got 10 days in jail for intoxication. Frank Seaman of Norwalk received 20 days for breach of the peace and intoxication. John Sedasky was jailed 30 days for assault and carrying concealed weapons. Daniel Slattery was fined 20 dollars for keeping a house of bad repute and for selling intoxicating liquors on his premises.
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Judge Walsh
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Robert C. Atherden
Danbury
Arthur W. Hall
Frank Myers
Ryan
Frank Seaman
Norwalk
John Sedasky
Daniel Slattery
City Court Cases and Local Incidents Reported
Frank Ryan hired Herman Spoering to represent a collector claim for E. J. Orton and the case was continued to tomorrow. Bryan is believed demented and his mental condition will be evaluated. Thomas Hennessey tried to enter a Stratford Avenue picture show without admission and assaulted the ticket seller. Judge Foster fined him ten dollars plus costs. John Begelspikes was taken to headquarters for restraint as sanity proceedings continue. he is well known locally with many friends near Trumbull Road.
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Frank Ryan
Herman Spoering
E. J. Orton
Bryan
Thomas Hennessey
Stratford Avenue
Judge Foster
John Begelspikes
Trumbull Road
Phelps Lecture Illustrated Browning Descriptive Power
Yale professor Phelps presented the first illustrated Browning lecture at the High School last night. He showed images of Asolo and the Browning family mill, the Browning castle, the Square Annunziato, Fra Lippo Lippi, Andrea del Sarto, and St Cecilia, arguing Browning’s descriptions are exact and vivid.
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Phelps
Yale
Browning
Florence
Pitti
Jazt
England
Russia
Scandinavia
Italy
Spain
Asolo
Pippa
Robert Berrett Browning
Prof
Silk Trust
Robert Barrett Browning
Fra Lippo Lippi
Poset
Weather Indications New Haven Forecast Jan 26
Weather report from New Haven notes no well defined storm paths east of the Rocky Mountains. Expect pleasant conditions with moderate temperatures through Friday and Wednesday in most sections.
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United Press
New Haven
Farrnight
Rocky Mountains
Wall Street Today Special: Consolidated Gas Drag hits market
A sudden drive after opening sent Consolidated Gas down, steering traders toward bearish sentiment. Other leading railroad stocks declined about a point except Erie, which stayed firm near 30. After noon, Consolidated Gas weakness faded and several stocks showed renewed strength with notable accumulation.
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Consolidated Gas
Consolidated
Erie
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