Source: Plain Dealer, Cleveland, OH
Dated: Apr. 25, 1868
STATE NEWS.
Lieutenant William PORTER, of Fifth
Cavalry, formerly on General ROUSEAU's staff, accidentally
wounded at Gallatin, Tenn., on the 22nd of February, had his leg
amputated Thursday, and died at 7 P.M., from the effects of the
operation. HE was from Oxford, Ohio. |
Source: Cincinnati Daily Gazette - Ohio
Date: April 6, 1869
The Marietta Register says:
The oldest living natives of Ohio may be set down as
follows: (among others in Washington Co., Ohio.) William Moody, of Cincinnati, born in
Cincinnati - ___, 1790(?) |
Source: Cincinnati Daily Gazette - Ohio
Date: April 12, 1880
--One hundred and sixty-seven dollars have been subscribed by the
citizens toward relieving the suffering poor of Ireland.--Dr. Chapman, of the Episcopal Church, accompanied by Miss
Lucy Bakewell and Miss Sophia Thomas, started last Saturday
night for Sacramento, Ca.
--The condition of the two sons of Dr. Reed of Jones' Station,
who were nearly run over by the cars last Friday, was not materially
changed yesterday. It is feared that Greeley, the oldest of
the boys, has sustained some internal injuries which may go bad with
him.
--Last Saturday was one of unusual interest to the teachers from the
southwestern portion of the State. A goodly number were assembled
in Beckett's Hall, and the exercises partook of a good deal of
sparkling wit, humor, and literary culture. The meeting, after
being called to order by Mr. McCalmont, of College Hill, Mr.
James E. Giffen President of the Board of Education, bade them a
cordial welcome. Mr. W. C. Potts, of Batavia, and Mr.
Bryant, of Hamilton County, were elected temporary Secretary and
Assistant Secretary to ascertain the address of each teacher present. |
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