Mysterious Warren Street murders lead to Barthelemy trial
Emmanuel Barthelemy, a 32 year old Frenchman, is indicted for the murder of Charles Collard in Warren Street. The trial, spread over a long day, features jury challenges against foreign jurors and a prosecution of murder versus manslaughter as the defense argues alternative motives. The Lord Chief Justice clarifies the law and sentences Barthelemy to death after a guilty verdict with mercy recommended by the jury.
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Warren Street
Emmanuel Barthelemy
Charles Collard
C. Albert
Bodkin
Clark
Collyer
Q.C
Reed
Moore
England
Harker
Richard Aylett
Pickford
Corrie
Alfred Samuel Angell
Wakeling
Swann
Kiallmark
University College Hospital
Robbery by tie connivance of a tabman in Camberwell
George Braithwaite a car driver remanded at Bimbeth Court charged with complicity in a female passenger robbery of £8 10s 3d from the victim in a Hansom cab around Tadgate Hill Elephant and Castle and Walworth Road. The prosecutor said the passenger rode with Braithwaite uneasily as the theft occurred.
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George Godden
Thomas Tuman
Upper Seymour-street
Euston Square
Marylebone Court
John Bourn
Newcastle-place
Edgware-road
Godden
Venour
Henley-place Villas
Maida-hill
Coutts and Co
Inman
Paddington
Lockerby
S Division
Tuman
George Braithwaite
Bimbeth Court
Hooke
Tadgate-hill
Elephant Sind Castle
Elephant and Castle
Kent Road
Walworth Road
Park-place
Lock’sfields
Copping
Lock’s-fieldy
Commercial and its Entelligence Thursday Evening Market Update
The English market shows a firmer tone with quotes up about 3 percent as Crimea news improves and hopes of decisive action grow. Consols range 90¾ to 91¼, Bank Stock firm, Exchequer Bills quoted 4s to 7s premium, India Bonds 8s to 12s, Turkey and Russia bonds rising, while railway shares stay limited in activity. Crystal Palace and other items show varied moves. Morewood and Rogers suspend payments with liabilities around £180,000, valued assets later £280,000. Swain and Webb also suspend with £135,000 liabilities. London Dock Company declares £2 10s per cent dividend and seeks £200,000 for new works. Mr David Salomons resigns as deputy-chairman of the East Run Railway.
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Crimea
India
London Chartered’ Bank of’ Australia
Crystal Palace
Boaup
A. Oo
Famiry
Morewood
Rogers
Siuruunrs
Tux East Run Ramway
David Salomons
First Annual Meeting of Briton Life Association
The Briton Life Association held its first annual meeting at Moor Gate Street London. Directors reported 257 proposals generating £75 000 in premiums and over £4 300 in premiums collected. Directors declined remuneration and were re elected along with C J Dodd. Shareholders praised the company’s management and aims.
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Briton Life Association
Moorgate-street
London
Thouse of Commons
C. J. Dodd
Presen
New Steam Lips and Atlantic ship plans noted
Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt builds large ocean steam ships with ten plies linking New York Southampton and Havre. The Exhibition avoids accepting gifts as purchases are free choices. UK railway capital in 1919 rises to 213 million pounds amid 11 million pounds. A new Chinese plant may replace sugar beet in France for sugar and alcohol.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
New York
Southampton
Havre
A . Garriro van Uarennon
Crim
Minperor
Fhupress
Ramway Carriar
United Kingdom
France
China
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Messrs
Jamey Godby
Robert Andrew Yierd
Denmark-street
St. George's-in-the-East
Mr. Yardley
James
Pelham
Mr. Velho
Lambeth Court
Elizabeth Brown
John Millett
Tnland Revenue Department
Chamber-street
Southstreet
Camberwell
Alexander
Excise
William Search
Little Peter-street
Westminster Court
Moran
Rice
Broderip
House of Correction
Southwark Court
John Baker
Combe
William Restall
Harper Street
New Kent Road
Eliza Bateman
Restall
Dick Pulour
Pissere
Binns
William Beard
Edward Symes
Gombe
Hewlett
Miiwintrate
Commercial
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