Watertown speaker Gary Schutz draws crowd in Wisconsin
Gary Schutz held forth at Watertown Wisconsin last night. The California State Fair opened at Sacramento yesterday with crowds. Twenty thousand attended the Michigan State Fair. The Wrensham Maes bank building burned yesterday causing 21000 in losses. Philip Dater Co old and heavy grocers in New York have suspended operations.
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Severe Storm in England Claims Lives and Damages
A severe thunder storm at Rochdale led to multiple fatalities from lightning and crop damage. A Stockholm report states King Charles of Sweden has died at Nealmo. In London, John For and Co. of Mincing Lane suspended with liabilities near £500,000 linked to Baltimore failures.
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THE GENEVA AWARD AND PERILOUS PROSPECTS
President Grant lauded the Alabama claims arbitration as preserving dignity and avoiding dollars and cents, planning to stay in Washington all winter. Reports from cities nationwide cover Horace Greeley tours, public receptions, and political friction tied to Civil War memories, with arrests, swindles, and labor conventions filling the rest of the page.
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State Fair Draws 20000 for Delightful Day at Ottawa
Special Dispatch reports 20,000 attendance and nearly nine thousand dollars in receipts at the State Fair in Ottawa on September 18. Gov. Oglesby and notable citizens attended. Hanter's California Grain Separator shown by C B Whitmore & Co of Quincy won the blue ribbon and silver medal.
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Defalcation of James J Johnson Reported
The Times reports James J Johnson head of the Stamp Division in the Assistant Treasurer's office defalcation likely not exceeding 185 dollars. The exact amount and method remain unclear but it is probable he filed false stamp reports to conceal losses.
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