Kern Accepts Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination in Denver
John Worth Kern accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president at the Denver convention and spoke before about 16 000 at the Indiana state fair Coliseum. Theodore A Bell delivered the notification speech as Bryan and leaders attended a luncheon and parade through Indianapolis.
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Brown & Co. Fails Shaking Wall Street
The brokerage firm A. O. Brown & Co suspends after a trading surge tied to weekend market chaos. Officials promise a full statement as banks and brokers reassess outstanding shares and liabilities amid widespread nervous speculation. Public interest soars as 75 percent of trading linked to Brown’s activities faces scrutiny.
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Wall Street Plunge After Brown & Co Collapse
The Brown & Co firm collapsed amid Saturday trading as delivery delays blocked 750,000 shares. Albert G. Brown faced stock exchange governors who accepted explanations and planned a five member inquiry to restore confidence. Trading then saw mass share volumes but little price movement.
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Rio Grande to Issue 150 Million Dollars in Bonds
Denver August 25 A special meeting of stockholders of the Denver Rio Grande company is called for September 10 to consider issuing 150 million dollars in bonds to purchase about fourteen real roads in Colorado and Utah and to raise 15 million by notes. Bond terms include August 1 1908 issue date and August 1 1955 maturity. Interest rate to be set at the meeting. Also on the agenda is issuing 15 million in three year notes with a five year option.
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William Lindsay Withdraws from Republican Nomination Race
Helena Montana August 25 William Lindsay a longtime Republican candidate for the nomination withdraws from the race. Lindsay resided in fendive and led the ticket four years ago.
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Denver Policeman Murdered in Fashionable University Park
Denver officers report a patrolman was fatally shot while investigating burglaries in University Park. The officer reportedly fired at a mounted assailant, who fled on horseback. A second item notes Mark A Wilkins was sentenced to hang November 13 for murder in Oakland California.
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Yellowstone Stagecoach Robbery by Lone Highwayman
In Yellowstone Park, sixteen stagecoaches were halted by a lone highwayman who robbed passengers of money jewelry and watches totaling about 10000. Major Allen and troops pursued, but the robber escaped toward Jackson Hole with no arrest yet.
Bandit Robs Yellowstone Tourists. Boots South Toward Jackson Hole
A lone highwayman held up tourists in Spring Creek Canyon, stealing valuables from 20 people. Cavalry scouts tracked the trail four miles to a swamp, where the outlaw abandoned his horse and continued on foot. The pursuit, hampered by rugged terrain, points toward Jackson Hole Wyoming as the likely refuge, with officials offering limited information on victims.
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Highwayman Robs Stage Between Cody and Moetese
A stage between Cody and Moetese Wyoming was held up by a single highwayman who escaped with about 1500 dollars. Posses are forming in Red Butte Melrose and Cody to pursue the bandit, believed to be the same man who yesterday robbed sixteen Yellowstone Park coaches. The bandit is described as medium height wearing a cowboy outfit.
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Yellowstone Park stage holdup reported by General Young
Interior Department received a telegram from General Young describing a stage holdup in Yellowstone Park yesterday. It was the first in eighteen years. Secretary Garfield noted victims could not hold the government responsible. Justice Department offers a reward of 200 pounds for the robber.
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Wall collapse at Nelson Square kills and injures workers
A forty five foot brick wall in Nelson Square collapsed burying about thirty workmen. Eight died at once or from injuries. Twenty others were hurt, eleven taken to Marine and Naval hospitals. Contractors Gordon and Revel were arrested for manslaughter after Wall collapse halted by Building Inspector Weymouth.
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Train accident claims two clerks on Conation Pacific line
Winnipes August 25. Alex Hilton paymaster of the eastern section and two assistants were killed by a nighttime train wreck on the Conation Pacific railroad. The trio were supervising double tracking work when the fatal incident occurred. Authorities investigate the crash and identify the victims.
Readville Harness Handicap Marks New Era in 1908 Racing
Allen Winter driven by Lon MebDonald wins the £50,000 American trotting handicap at Readville, besting 33 starters in a new era style with 20,000 spectators. The novel race uses a handicap from 1 320 to 1 720 feet behind the usual start. Prince C. and San Prank tie for second, with awards totaling 20,000 for Allen Winter and purses for other top finishers.
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South Carolina Holds Primary for Senator in Statewide Vote
Columbia S C Aug 25 Returnes from today’s primary to nominate a successor to the late Senator A C Latimer indicate that D B Smith Arthur G Stesett and ex Governor John G Burns lead for the senatorial nomination to face a second primary in two weeks Marion F Anuall appears headed for renomination over Colonell Blewse Adjutant General J C Boyd and Comptroller A W Jones likely renominated Caughan and Cansler lead for railroad commissioners Returns from districts with candidates are too meager to indicate results
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