Failure of A. O. Brown & Co shocks New York markets
The brokerage firm A. O. Brown & Co. collapsed with losses estimated above 1 million dollars, triggering a market shock as 277000 of over 700000 shares traded were delivered, while deliveries in arrears totaled 125000 to 150000 shares absorbed by the firm.
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New York
A. O. Brown & Co
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
E. F. Buchanan
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Buchanan
D. G. Reid
Wall Street Eyes After Friday's Market Turmoil
The afternoon session carried a mood of apprehension as traders feared wider impact from the weekend chaos. Notably, A. O. Brown & Co. and other firms faced extensive orders stemming from Saturday's dramatic trading, signaling potential spillover effects through commission houses.
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Wall Street
A. O. Brown & Co
Morse's expands as Washington street front reshapes with new arrivals
Since June 1 an army of artisans has worked on widening the two adjoining stores. The alterations near completion promise the largest best equipped clothing store in New England. Fall suits line up over thirty distinct ranges from $15 to $40, awaiting public viewing.
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Washington Street
New England
Fall telescope style soft hats on sale now
The store offers a full assortment of telescope style hats in browns greens and chamois shades priced from 2 to 4 dollars.
Spring and Summer Suit Reductions Highlighted
Advert says good picking remains amid radical reductions on spring and summer suits. Retail note emphasizes affordable styles and limited stock as season closes.
Lawson's Statement on A. O. Brown & Co Inquiries
Thomas W. Lawson issued a candid response denying claims and promising a forthcoming statement on his end of the affair. He asserts decades of unblemished dealings with the stock exchange and Wall Street, aiming to address the matter directly.
Baby laid on altar at Union Mission sparks turmoil
A 20 year old woman laid her 24 day old baby at the altar during a Union Mission service in St. Louis accusing John N Hutcherson of being its father. The infant lay on the floor as a crowd surged, the meeting broke up, and Hutcherson denied paternity while insisting he was entrapped.
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ST. Louis
Union Mission
John Hutcherson
John N. Hutcherson
Cora Thompson
Trickery and swindle cited in Paris palace scheme
Franklin Wyman, a Boston wholesale produce dealer, was duped in Paris after meeting a sham Papal envoy and an Italian agent who promised a share of a supposed Irishman fortune. Wyman lost cash, jewelry, and his return ticket before detectives found no clues. In Goshen, Ferdinand P. Earle faces assault charges and possible separation actions as he awaits October grand jury.
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Paris
Franklin Wyman
Boston
Cunard Line
Scribe
America
Dover
Calais
Mr. Wyman
Wayfarer
Pittsburg
Wyman
Rome
Papal
London
New York
United States
Goshen
N. Y
Ferdinand P. Earle
Julia Kuttner
Orange County
Monroe
Farle
Albert L. Decker
Wyman Bros Firm Connected to Local Produce Trade
Mr. Wyman is a member of the produce firm Wyman Bros. located at 102 Clinton Street in this city.
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Wyman
Wyman Bros
Clinton Street
This City
Earle Pleads Guilty as Assault Allegations Mount
Sheriff and Judge advise mental observation after Monroe man Earl Earle pleads guilty to a series of assaults on his wife Mrs. Earle and their newborn. Dr. Condit orders close watch and possible asylum transfer not deemed necessary. A midnight disturbance near the home reveals an armed household and two Great Danes.
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Farle
Decker
Henry Bacon
Bacon
Daniel T. Condit
Condit
Earle
Inez T. Berry
New York
Gilbert Carpenter
Monroe
Thomas Hayes
Earle Place
Earle House
Hayes
Sheriff Says Too Much Mother-In-Law Complicates Case
The sheriff remarks there is excessive interference from the mother-in-law and expresses readiness to proceed with the planned course of action alongside another party.
Artist Ferdinand Earle's Marriage Sparks Monroe Uproar
New York August reports Ferdinand Pinney Earle publicly urged his wife to sue for divorce in France to wed Julia Kutner his affinity. Neighbors attacked him as he drove through Monroe. He defied the mobs and later married Kutner after his wife and children sailed to France.
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New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
France
Julia Kutner
Monroe
General Pinney Earle
Gypsy Band Leaves Trap Valley After Health Order
Gypsy group under Leath Ristig Emil Mitchell and Steve John fled West Roxbury at sunset toward Dedham after Health Commissioner Frederick North served a legal order to vacate. Arrest of Jradulavitch and alleged robberies were cited to delay departure, but the camp broke up in a somber procession at dusk.
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Trap Valley
Board of Health
Leath Ristig
Emil Mitchell
Steve John
West Rox‘yury
Dedham
Jradulavitch
Frederick North
Kaufman Knocks Flynn Out In Ninth Round
Al Kaufman of San Francisco defeated Jim Flynn of Pueblo in the ninth round of their Los Angeles bout. The knockout occurred late in the contest and the result sent Kaufman to victory.
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AL Kaufman
Flynn
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Col
Gardner Cranes Choice For Fall Convention
Senator Crane backs Gardner for convention chair at the Republican state committee meeting. Under his influence the opposition to Lodge’s son in law Congressman Augustus Gardner has collapsed, clearing the path for the fall convention.
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Crane
Republican State Committee
Lodge
Augustus P. Gardner
Admiral Dewey Arrives for Farragut Tablet Unveiling
Admiral Dewey sails into Portsmouth aboard the Dolphin with Mrs. Dewey for the unveiling of Admiral Farragut died house bronze tablet at the navy yard. He inspects the yard and meets old friends as guests gather for the ceremony.
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Portsmouth
Admiral Dewey
Navy Yard
Farragut
Gardner Seen as Likely Unanimous for State Committeeposition
The article notes Congressman Gardner is expected to win unanimous approval from the executive committee and move to the State committee for confirmation. Opponents, including Henry Field and Louis Merry, have prior engagements and cannot attend. Senator Crane weighs Lieutenant Governor candidates Cole Frothingham and Luce, favoring Cole or Frothingham, while Frothingham’s committee role signals intentions. The State committee will also name two key panels on ballots and credentials, plus at large members.
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Gardner
Henry Field
Northampton
Louis Merry
Somerville
Maine
Crane
Touraine
Cole
Frothingham
Representative Luce
Luce
President Roosevelt Attends Jordanville Library Dedication
President Roosevelt with Mrs. Roosevelt and sons left Hoboken at 9 10 pm on a special Delaware Lackawanna and Western train bound for Jordanville New York to attend the opening ceremonies for a public library built in memory of Douglas Robinsons mother a Jordanville resident The library will be turned over to the village during the dedication scheduled for tomorrow
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New York
Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hoboken
N. J
Jordanville
N. Y
Douglas Robinson
Glidden Renominated for Governor's Council in District Meeting
Walter S. Glidden was unanimously chosen for renomination to the Governor's council from the fourth district at Young's Hotel. Supporters and opponents united in his favor. John A. Campbell was elected district committee chairman for the 10th consecutive time and presided at the banquet. George R. Libby was re-elected secretary. The convention was set for Tuesday September 27 at 1 PM in Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street.
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Walter S. Glidden
Young’s Hotel
Glidden
John A. Campbell
Gidden
George R. Libby
Somerville
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
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Dewey
E. K. Moore
Hanover
Portland Streets
PR. H.stearns & Co
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Servey CO
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Clogan
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