03 Mar 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1874
Page
1
Friends report Mr. N G Netterton is dangerously ill at his residence on West Seventh Street with his condition unclear and authorities not releasing further details.
Thomas E. Stone, driver of the Elm street car, is linked to a collision that injured a six year old deaf boy, son of Louis Spaenche, near Fifteenth street yesterday evening. The boy remains hospitalized with injuries to his arm and body. inquiry continues into the accident and its consequences.
Mr George B Johnson has arrived to assume duties in the city for the special postal service with headquarters here. His family is familiar with the business and its service.
The Western Associated Press notes an investigation into the Molety system linked to the Howard Court. Details are scarce in this fragment, but officials pursue findings and potential legal action. Continued reporting is expected as sources reveal more.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with mentions of a bandry and a group called Satae. Names and places are unclear. no coherent event, action, or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
The Military Affairs committee reported a bill authorizing war arm supply to Nebraska. Cragin moved to correct errors in the list. Before debate the motion expired and the bill was laid over for discussion.
A brief fragment discusses renaming Barnet Woods and questions continuity versus change. It hints at a preference for a new name while acknowledging attachment to the old designation.
The Convention met with President King presiding. Debate focused on Senate election by qualified voters and district apportionment. Townsend and Hale offered amendments. votes failed, ending the session with a note of a police court report.
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