The Men Who Are in It Their Position Defined by Mr John K Cowen
Barrmore Aug 26 The Citizens Reform League in Maryland moves on a state campaign pledging principles not names They cite reform of election laws anti bribery and code reforms while naming figures like Walter B Brooks and John K Cowen who back the movement They detail charges against Higgins and other political players and argue the reformers aim to curb machine politics in Baltimore and state politics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Cowen
Barrmore
Sprerau
Citizens’ Reform League
Maryland
Blair
Baltimore
Walter B. Brooks
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
South
George William Brown
5. Z. Wallis
Fort Warren
Boston Harbor
Marshall
Lee
Venable
University of Virginia
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Cleveland
Ee Cocalo
William Reynolds
E. J. D. Cross
Teackle Wallis
Thomas L. McCosker
George P. Thomas
Cowen
Post
New York
Higgins
Rasin
Thomas
Secretary of the Treasury
Superior Court
Charley” Key
Howard County
Gorman
Henry Wooster
Philadelphia
Maryland Senate
Joliet
Nathan
Billy Forrester
John Curran
Curran
Washington
Locust Point
J. K. Mincher
Morris A. Thomas
Johnny” Mahon
Mahon
Sherif
Adams Express Company
Croton
Register
John Mahon
Sonny” Mahon
Custom House
Tilden
Basin
S. T. Wallis
Lord Hartington
League
Ireland
William
Goschen
Sir William
Ty William
Land League
Dillon
Healy
Gladstone
United States Senate
Ben Wade
Andrew Johnson
Pinckney White
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Pickney White
Ownieg
Johan K. Cowen
Democratic Party
William L. Marburg
TH. D. Loney
T. Wallis Blackiston
R. M. Venable
Joseph A. Packard
Ervine Cross
Skipworth Wilmer
Wall Street Markets Collapse Amid Sudden Panic
Aug 26 New York stock trading opened steady then plunged in a dramatic selloff. Over 125 000 shares traded between noon and one o'clock as Northwestern Trunk lines Southern and Gould stocks led declines. Despite closures and fears, no failures were announced and late-day rebounds left major stocks mostly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sprcrar
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Tve
Cyrus W. Field
Manhattan
Jay Gould
Gravesteen & Pell
Windsor Hotel
Carpets From Lowell Company And Exclusive Private Patterns
Immense assortment of patterns from Lowell Carpet Company plus exclusive private designs not found elsewhere. Offers full stock wholesale or retail with flexible selection and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Carpet Company
Closing Out Line of Patterns Across Goods
A large line of patterns is being closed out with identical goods in every other respect. The note indicates inventories are cleared while maintaining the same product range and pricing structure.
Carpet Show Promises Quality and Low Manufacturer Prices
A dealer announces 650 a Yard with over four hundred patterns and colors. They guarantee satisfaction on quality, style, or price and claim to specialize in carpeting churches selling at Manufacturer's price.
Independent Democrats Rally Against Machine Bosses Across Maryland
John K. Cowen leads a revolt within Maryland politics challenging Gorman Higgins Rasin and other bosses. Jacob Sharp is said to be collapsing mentally as Governor Hill orders prompt action in Sharp case. Also notes include racing results, harbor news, bank deposits, ship loss, and Wall Street activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Gorman
Higgins
Rasin
John K. Cowen
Jacob Sharp
Governor Hill
Martine
Supreme Court
Factory Boy
Lawrence
Katanka
Thistle
New York Harbor
Indianapolis
Detroits
Chicagos
New York State
Perkins
Mary E. Douglass
Boothbay
Icho
Great Hill
Colorow
Lawson
New Hampshire Veterans
Wiers
Worcester
Rhodes
Rowe
Windle
Wheeling
W. Va
Grand Army
Pee
Cleveand
Hosmer
Kennedy
Quincy
Lake Quinsigamond
Lake Champlain
Broker Evans
Boston
Henry J. Ives & Co
Wall Street
Gladstone’s resolution defeats League proclamation nullification
After a lengthy debate in the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone’s motion to nullify the league proclamation was defeated by 272 votes to 194. The result narrows the government’s stance and maintains the challenged order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
League
Crescent Beach closes annual session officers elected
Weather fair and steady temps. The Crescent Beach conference ends its annual session with officers elected. The Rev Dr Judson Smith receives a communication from the Caroline Islands announcing Missionary Deane's release. Fire commissioners update the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
Judson Smith
Caroline Islands
Missionary Deane
Charles River Village
Eighteenth
Massachusetts Veteran Association
Quincy House
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
City Point
John Nason
P. A. Collins
Atchison and Atchison
Sharp Appears Mentally Broken Over NYC Corruption Case
New York dispatch reports widespread belief that Jacob Sharp is losing his mind after Judge Potter’s stay decision. Warden Keating and jail staff deny change while District Attorney Martine appeals. An extra term of the Supreme Court is ordered for September 7 to hear the Sharp case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Sharp
Keating
Ludlow Street
Bourke Cochran
Sharp
Cochran
Potter
Aupany
Grand Army veterans insult Cleveland portrait in Wheeling parade
About five thousand Grand Army veterans from western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia refused to pass a portrait of President Cleveland at Wheeling amid a parade. The parade was led by carriages carrying ex President Hayes General Jeaver Governor Foraker and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrseure
Penn
Chronicle- Telegraph
Wheeling
Grand Army
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Hayes
Hayes, General Jeaver
Governor Foraker
Gladstone Defeated on Irish League Proclamations Debate
London August 26 Gladstone’s motion failing by seventy eight to government long debate on Ireland. Speakers clash over Land League proclamations and crime act with party lines and calls for parliamentary scrutiny.
International notes on press liberty and European sugar talks
The Dublin papers threaten proscription over press liberty. In London Sir James Ferguson reports that Austria Hungary Germany Holland officially joined a conference on sugar bounty harmonization, with France Russia Portugal yet to respond. Also noted are the Monarch yacht capsize with fifteen drowned, a Nihilist attempt on the Czar, and the Emperor’s health showing gradual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Weekly News
League
London
James Ferguson
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Holland
Italy
Spain
Denmark
France
Russia
Portugal
Bristol
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Ikxvasneasels
Viscount Doneraile
Boston Broker as Sole Secured Creditor of Ives Co
Irving A. Evans of Boston is described by The Times as the only secured creditor of Henry S. Ives & Co. Evans secured terms, then received checks and indorsed notes in full for his claims and for nearly 400000 dollars of Massachusetts friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H. 8. Ives & Co
New York
Sorcian
the Times
Irving A. Evans
Henry S. Ives & Co
Savings in New York State Rise Sharply in Deposits
The banking department reports savings banks in New York show a $26,500,000 year over year rise in deposits, totaling $496,038,000 with 1,208,045 open accounts. The article notes per capita shares would exceed $100, despite claims of rising poverty and wage declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupany
SprechAn
Banking Department
Henry George
Weather Forecast for New England and New York
Weather bulletin from Blue Hill Observatory dated Aug 26 predicts fair conditions for southeastern New England and eastern New York. Winds remain generally westerly to northwest with slight to stationary temperatures over the 24 hour period starting 7 a m Saturday for New England and 12 o’clock tonight for southeastern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washrnatoy
New England
New York
Blue Hint Observatory
Southeastern New Eng
Meteorological Record of Yesterday at All Stations
The report notes yesterday’s weather up to 10 p m with observations taken simultaneously at all stations. It records the meteorological conditions, including temperature, wind, and sky observations, as compiled for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Bostok
Uate
O. Cen
Sailed Vessels From Boston In August of 1895
In August 1895 the schooner Melinda Greene sailed from Boston. Also in August 1895 the schooners Bessie Carson and Mappiebeck, with P. Blake and Anthony, sailed from Boston to Los Low. The brief item notes several ships depart Boston during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Lrville
Melinda Greene
Boston
Pumxen Cross
Bessie Carson
Mappiebeck
P. Blake
Anthony
Loslow
Maryland independents challenge Boss Gorman in reform drive
The revolt of Maryland's independent Democrats against Boss Gorman and his circle spreads national attention. Key figures include John K. Cowen and William L. Marburg as reformers oppose bribery and corruption in state politics, claiming the ring controls state and municipal offices and polling places.
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Independent Democratic Movement
Bears
James Pyle
J. H. Pray, Sons & CO
Washington St
Harrison Ay
Boston Theatre
The
Irish National League
Inspiring
Paine
Canal Street
Pepo
Faneuil Hall
Havana Tobacco
J. UH. Ashton
State Street
Luston
Antwerp
Cilurinim
Liverpool
Nevada
Celtic
Bremen
Eider
Scilly
Edam
Amsterdam
Halifax
Hafis
Jiarburg
Saale
Kemen
Pomona
Montego Bay
Adriatic
Napier
Rio Marina
Rebilant
Gayre
Portia
John
Gravesend
Canada
Lizard
Greece
Fame Point
Sammatian
Montreal
Gibraltar
Naples
Seriphes
Genoa
Indipendente
Thingvilla
Framework
St Thomas
Finance
Brazil
Albania
Bilbao
Swansea
Serpho
Kenisaf
Crimdon
Carthagena
Barnwoor
Cgovernor Hill
O’gorman Mahon
Carlow
G. O. Trevelyan
Gladstonite
Sir George
Great Britain
Balfour
R. E. Webster
Earl Spencer
G. O.trevelyan
England
T. Harrington
Mackartney
William Redmond
Orange Society
Lord Tartington
Redmond
George O 'Trevelyan
Bridgeton
Lord Salisbury
Karl Spencer
William Vernon Larcourt
Dublin
Evans
Savings Bank
Land, Jay Weather
H. H. Clayton
Eastport
Northfield
Albany
Neoreee
Rock C Ceseee
Jacksonville
Galveston
Montgomery
New Orleans
Shrevelle
Clear
Fair Oswego
Bloudy
Detroit
Santa Fe
Suuygeon
Can
Grand Aven
Mackinaw City
Marquette, Mich
Chicago
el Paso
Scsceevess
Duluth
Seef
St. Paul
St. Vincent
Bismarck
Mr. Cowen
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