FRENZY AT WALL STREET ENDS IN A. O. BROWN CO SHUTTING
Large Saturday trading in New York stocks caused a nervous market swing as A O Brown & Co faced massive liabilities and a suspension of payments. Brokers estimated over 1,000,000 shares traded in turmoil with fear of wider losses and questions about deliveries, solvency, and the firm’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Brown & Co
New York
O Brown & Co
Soarkstale
Todius
Brown & 2
Hanan
Puchanan
Hercules
A O Brown & Co
Trm
Hve
Is Dome
J W Rhoads
Richard Wo Noel
Broadway
McIntyre
AGQ Brown House
Stock Exchange
The
Exchange
Ubert O Brown
Faown
Weial
A . Brown & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Nework Cotton Exchange
Chicago Stock Eachange
Chicago Board of
Iyade
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo Arena
Toronto
Broad Street
Alpert O Brown
Lewis Ginter Young
G Lee Stout
Edward F Buchanen
Samuel C Brown
W Rhea Whulman
Thenus
Albert O Brown
Taraintis
Brown & Co
Wall Street
Venezuela and Netherlands Seek Voluntary Satisfaction Over Caracas Rift
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Senor Paul reports grave incidents in West Indies ties after M de Reus actions. He cites Gelderland salute omissions at Porto Cabello and La Guaira, attacks on Venezuelan consul Curacao, and Curacao police failures. Caracas demands Netherlands clarity and ongoing cordial relations.
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Dutch Minster
Foreign Office
Paul
Castro
Hague
The
Netherlands
Jove de Jesus Paul
Venezuela
West Indies
M de Reus
Minister de Reys
Wetherlands
Senor
Gelderland
Porto Cabello
la Guaira
M .de Reus
la Guatra
Senor Paul
Senor Lopez
Curacao
Willemstad
Mtnuster
Curacaco
Raul
Filibuster Plot Allegedly Afoot Overthrow in Venezuela Event
Reno reports Gen Raphael Isabel Mendez, who fled Venezuela after La Victoria’s fall, is organizing a filibustering expedition against Castro. He funds the plan with mining proceeds and recruits abroad. Baltimore’s John P Poe Jr, a Princeton football player, is said connected to Mendez in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Des Paul
Poe
Fulbuster
Reno
Nev
Raphael Isabel Menez
Nevada
Venezuela
la Victoria
Mendez
John P Poe, Jr
Baltimore
Princeton
Deaf-Mute Ends Life On Local Farm
Special to The Washington Post. Charles Norris of Free Union, a deaf and blind school graduate, shot himself after leaving a farewell note for a friend without stating a reason. The tragedy occurred on J C Bing's farm where Norris had found a go-caliber pistol. He was in good humor before dinner, retired to his room to write, then went to the barn. Ellis Bing found a note on the dressing table reading I must say goodbye to you and I am leaving the world now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Charles Norris
Free Union
School For the Deaf and Blind
J C Bing
Norris
Norvis
Ellis Bing
Ellig
Mehmed Ali Bey flees with large sum amid charges
Mundy reports Turkish legation funds misused as Mehmed Ali Bey departs Washington with about $225,000 in his pocket. Consulate notes unspent $3,000, unpaid debts across trades, and fear of criminal charges upon reaching Europe. Mundy Bey, the acting chargé d affaires, details servants unpaid and broader embezzlement hints. Police chase a separate shooting case of Charles Robbins in Washington, leaving a critical condition after a barroom incident.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington
Mehmed
al Bey
Turkey
Bey
Mehmed Ali Bey
Europe
Legation
Mehmed AM
Mun Bey
Mundji Bey
Wall Street
Izzet Pasha
Stabbed at church revival in Dexter event
At a gospel tent revival near Dexter Massachusetts last night Joseph N Horton aged 15 left his seat during prayers and fatally stabbed Oscar Leathers after a quarrel in the afternoon Horton claims self defense. The Rev E O Butler led the service as the stabbing occurred during the revival.
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Dexter
Wiile
E O Butler Liuelt
Joseph N Horton
Oscar Leathers
Horton
Leathers
Pension for Old Printers in Chicago Today
Veteran printers across the United States will receive old-age pensions from the International Typographical Union starting today. Printers over 60 who have been union members for at least twenty years will get four dollars per week, with the first payments drawn from the pension fund.
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Chicago
United States
International Typographical Union
Earle Beating Case Shocks Monroe Community
Ferdinand Pirney Earle, jailed in Goshen, pleads guilty to second degree assault against his wife after a dramatic Monroe police arrival. The case centers on domestic violence claims by his wife and mother in law, with his arrest followed by the wife and infant fleeing to stay with friends.
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Pledds
Washington Post
Middletown
Ferdinand Pirney Earle
Julia Kuttner
France
Monroe
Decker
Hock
Leonard
Earle
Carpenter
Harle
Waiters Mutiny On Northland Steamer
Buffalo Aug 25 Two Northland steamer waiters refused to work aboard after passengers from a military school failed to tip them. They demanded higher wages and, when denied, were arrested on arrival and charged with mutiny before Deputy U S Marshal Conkling. They face return to Detroit for the Michigan mutiny incident.
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Buffalo
Northland
Chicago
United States
Conkling
Detroit
Michigan
Ambassador Thompson Hurt In Mexico City Bicycle Collision
American ambassador to Mexico Dayla E Thompson was struck by a bicyclist in central Mexico City and suffered a fractured arm and facial contusions. An examination aimed to determine any further injuries while his condition was described as not serious.
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David E. Thompson
Mexico City
Augus Dayla E Thompson
Mexico
Mrs Gould Sues Tradesman for 50000 in New York
Mrs Howard Gould sues Frank A Mc Laughlin for 50000 alleging harm from a process server. She says he attempted to serve a summons on July 3 and insulted her cruelly causing severe nervous shock.
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New York
Howard Gould
Frank A. McLaughlin
Mra Gould
McLaughlin
Bank cashier shoots self in hotel lavatory in Americus
Alonzo Walters aged 55 cashier of the Bank of Ellaville Huaville was found dead in a Windsor Hotel lavatory in Americus with a bullet wound and a pistol beside him. A warrant had been issued an hour earlier for his arrest on alleged account discrepancies totaling about 4000 dollars.
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Weteen
Robbins
Stewart
Seventh Street
Garner
Mra Hannan
Samuel Stewart
Cali
Scott
Sam
Kils Hannan
Rheinhart
Pmersency Hospital
Brickiaver
Americus
Alonzo Walters
Bank of Eilaville
Huaville
Windsor
Walters
Yellowstone Stage Holdup Sparks Protest Over Arms Ban
Yellowstone Park travelers were robbed by a lone highwayman as soldiers search for the bandit. Victims petition Secretary Garfield for protection and improved defense in the park while a $1,000 reward was posted and a separate $300 reward offered for the robber.
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Livingston, Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
B Drew
Orlando
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Quid Faithful Inn
Thumb of Lake
Transportation Company
Interior Department
United States
James A Garfield
Ben Drew
R R Christian
Butte Mont
Quadrangle Club
Chicago
Yellowstone
Mose Wineman
Th Club
Park
Mr Wineman
Slelena Mont
Cody
Meeteetsee Wye
Gen Young
Garfield
Judge Parker
Clergyman Albert Trick Ends Life After Faith Clash
Newark reformer and retired Presbyterian preacher Albert Trick, once known for defending higher criticism, killed himself at the Mills Hotel. He left letters to Dr Charley Dowd and his two sons urging them to remember Jesus’s teachings and to forgive, lamenting modern churches, and explaining his despair over money and worldly success.
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Washington Post
Newark
Albert
Trick
General Assembly
Th Presbyterian Church
Charles A Briggs
New York
Mills
Charley N Dowd
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Arthur
Edgar
Lefferts Place
Brooklynn
Gould
Mills Hotel
Willis Stafsford
Dr Dowd
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Ninw Spa
Mundy! Bey
Charles S Robbins
Charles Robbins
HI Street
Neshe G Hannan
Seventh
H Streets
Hannan
Fourth Preeimect
Arthur Scott
James W Garner
Park Road
Samuel W Stewart
William L Jones
Mia Golden Street
Willian H Johnson
Mehmed al
Philadelphia
Boston
Mehmed Ali
Niagara Falls
Aueast
Baltimore& Ohio
Lehigh
Veterans of Typographical Union
Goshen
Uat
Parle
Wife No 1
Miss Kuttner
Paris
Lake Waiters Mutiny
Meath
U. S&s
Hurt.s
Ses
Callifornia
Washington Sunset
A. J. Posten
Mrs. Gould
Georgiana Sucheide
Grest Hovckville Fair
Baltimore and
Ohio
Miniter
Albert Trick
Briggs
Wntes
Fathor
Tam
Dowd
Morey
Nichouse
Golad Tam
Trita
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