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Cleveland Morning Leader, 8 July 1864
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6 - L. July 8:4/2 - Messrs. Thrall and Randall of Sand's Ale agency, 110
Bank st., have dissolved their partnership. Business continues with Hoyt
and Randall. - (1)
*Alcoholic Liquors; Bank st.; Hoyt; Randall; Sand's Ale agency; Thrall
Cleveland Morning Leader, 26 February 1864
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37 - L. Feb. 26; adv:4/2 - Visitors at the Sanitary fair will find good
bath-rooms, polite and skillful barbers, and good treatment at Goetler's
on Bank. St., next to Angier House. - (1)
Angier House (hotel); Bank st.; *Barbers; Goetler's (barber shop); Northern Ohio Sanitary fair
Cleveland Morning Leader, 12 March 1864
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102 - L. Mar. 12:4/3 - The clothing store of H. Seaman on Bank st. , was
robbed of a large amount of stock consisting of gentlemen's dress goods.
(1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 June 1864
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231 - L June 29:4/3 - The gymnasium of the Cleveland university was filled
last night with a large audience to witness the exhibit which is prelim-
inary to the regular commencement exercises of today. The program of the
evening was: - -
1. Prayer - Music - Band
2. Declamaticn - Kingsley
3. Essay - Miss Nort.cn - "The Spartan Mother's Prayer."
4. Recitation - Abbie Brewster
5. Music - Piano Duet - Miss Gibbs and Mr. Mann.
6. Fencing
7. Paper - Miss Hart.
8. Declamation - A. Newberg
9. Essay - Miss Hartson "The End Is Not Yet."
10. Music - Vocal Duet - Miss Taylor and Miss Catl in
11. Dril 1
12. Declamation - Mann - "March to Moscow."
13. Dialogue
14. Recitation - Miss Cady - "Ensign Bearer."
15. Fencing
16. Chorus
17. Benediction
18. Music by the band. (16)
Bank st.; Brewster, Abbie; Cady, Miss; Catlin, Miss.; Cleveland university; Gibbs, Miss; Hart, Miss; Hartson, Miss; Mann; Newberg, A.; Norten, Miss; Taylor, Miss
Cleveland Morning Leader, 23 February 1864
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817 - H Feb. 23:2/6 - The second day of the fair opened bright and beauti-
ful. The floral hall is expected to be completed by this evening. The
bazaar was fully finished, and great crowds thronged there. The fine art
hall will be ready for the reception of visitors this evening. The relics
department will also be opened this evening. Manufacturers' hall will not
be opened before tomorrow, owing to the amount of work required to put the
heavy machinery and other articles in operation and order. (9)
Fairs and Expositions / Sanitary Fair
Cleveland Morning Leader, 8 February 1864
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847 - L. Feb. 8:4/2 - Messrs. Sheehan and Lace quarreled in a saloon on .
Bank st. Mr. Lace was badly beaten and arrested by police. Mr. Sheehan
escaped, but was later arrested. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 26 September 1864
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903 - L. Sept. 26:4/2 - A fire started in the Western Union Telegraph
building, St. Clair and Bank sts., yesterday from escaping gas ignited
from a lighted lamp. An immediate alarm prevented serious damage. The
entire loss will not exceed $50. (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 25 January 1864
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980 - L. Jan. 25:4/2 - Wizeman's billiard saloon in the Empire billiard
*00ms on the south side of Superior, at the foot of Bank st., is the
largest saloon in the city and is well fitted up with all requisites for
the game. It contains the finest carom game in the city. (2)
Bank st.; *Billiards; Empire billiard rooms; Wizeman's biiliard saloon
Cleveland Morning Leader, 21 January 1864
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1007 - L. Jan. 21:4/3 - Sleighing yesterday was precarious because of
snow drifts. A cutter with two gentlemen in it, capsized at Bank and
Superior sts. At the same corner, another sleigh with five or six
people tipped over. A sleigh of the West Side Street railway, threw
about a dozen ladies and gentlemen into the snow. No one was injured. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 21 July 1864
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1233 - L. July 21:4/1 - The medical books and instruments of the late
Dr. Rodman are to be sold at auction by 0. Cutter and Son, 134 Bank . . .
st. on July 23 at 11-1/2 (sic) o'clock a.m. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 9 September 1864
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1234 - L. Sept. 9:4/4 - Boys of the 150th regiment and many of their
friends will remember Maj. J. W. Smith, the faithful and excellent
surgeon of the regiment, to whom many owe their lives. Major Smith has
established offices in the former headquarters of the 150th on Bank st. - -
and will appreciate your patronage. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 11 April 1864
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1431 - L Apr. 11:4/4 - S. S. Barris and Company, oil refiners, moved
their offices to 116 Bank st., and have added C. K. Halle, who was for-
merly with W. C. Scofield and Company, to their firm. (1)
Bank st.; Barris, S. S. and co. (oil refinery); Halle, C. K.; Scofield, W. C. and co.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 15 January 1864
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1767 - L. Jan. 15:4/3 - The directors of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati railroad were elected to the following offices: L. M. Hubby,
president; E. S. Flint, superintendent; George H. Russell, treasurer and
secretary, and S. B. Jackson, paymaster. (5)
Railroads / Stockholders Meetings
Bank st.; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati railroad; Flint, E. S.; Hubby, L. M.; Jackson, S. B.; Russell, George H.; Water st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 18 February 1864
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1769 - L Feb. 18:4/2, 3 - The new Union depot will accommodate the Buffalo
and Erie, Pittsburgh and Erie railroads. The building, worthy of our
city, is to be officially opened July 4. It is at the foot of Bank and
Water sts. Offices, express and baggage rooms, ticket offices, and a
lunch counter will be on the south side of the building. (17)
Bank st.; Buffalo and Erie railroad; Pittsburgh and Erie railroad; Union depot; Water st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 March 1864
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1770 - L. Mar. 10; 4/5 - Work has commenced on the new Union depot, which
will be approached three ways; from Spring, Bank, and Water sts., rising
on a grade of eight feet to every 100. (3)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 15 March 1864
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1771 - L. Mar. 15: 1/1 - Proposals will be received until Mar. 21 for cut-
ting and laying the foundations and laying the brick required for the
construction of the Union passenger depot at the foot of Water and Bank
sts. in Cleveland. Signed: A. Stone, jr. chairman; L. M. Hubby, J. N.
McCullough, John Gardner, building committee. (1)
Bank st.; Gardner, John; Hubby, L. M.; McCullough, J. N.; Stone, A., jr.; Union depot; Water st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 July 1864
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1773 - L. July 27:4/3 - Large numbers of men are clearing away debris on
the lake shore at the foot of Bank st., and making excavations prepara-
tory to building the Union depot. The contract for cutting and laying
the stone was awarded to John Worthington. (7)
Atlantic and Great Western railroad; Bank st.; Union depot; Worthington, John
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 February 1864
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2620 - L. Feb. 1; ed:4/3 - There is to be a vast assortment of food sent
to the soldiers' aid rooms at 95 Bank st., for the reception of the
41st Ohio. The dinner includes roast turkey, chicken, etc.
"Let there be no lack of food, cheerful smiles, warm hearts, and
willing hands, to welcome home these few." (8)
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