Boston, Mass.
Abstracts: 10
657
Cleveland Morning Leader, 17 September 1864
(ed; 1 inches)
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p.2, col.1
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657 - L. Sept. 17; ed:2/1 - Another Democratic journal against McClellan
is "the Boston HERALD that supported Mr. Douglas in 1860 and which is
out against McClellan and his white feather platform adopted at Chicago."
- (1)
Elections, Campaigns and Candidates /
United States
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Boston HERALD; Douglas, Sephen A. ; McClellan, George B.
1089
Cleveland Morning Leader, 17 February 1864
(ed; 2 inches)
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p.4, col.2
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1089 - L. Feb. 17; ed:4/2 - The PLAIN DEALER claims the insurance capital
of Hartford is greater than that of New York and Boston. The capital of
insurance companies in Hartford is $3,800,000, and in New York, $23,800,000,
"proving the PLAIN DEALER wrong." (2)
Insurance
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Cleveland PLAIN DEALER; Hartford, Conn.; New York city
1217
Cleveland Morning Leader, 23 December 1864
(1 inches)
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1217 - L. Dec. 23:4/5 - George A. Chipman of Boston and Sarah M. Bishop,
daughter of Hon. J. P. Bishop of this city, were married Dec. 20 by
Rev. P. P. Bishop and Rev. S. B. Page. (1)
Marriage and Marriages
Index terms:
Bishop, Judge J. P.; Bishop, Miss Sarah M.; Bishop, Rev. P. P.; Boston, Mass.; Chipmen, George A.; Page, Rev. S. B.
1417
Cleveland Morning Leader, 5 December 1864
(ed; 2 inches)
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p.2, col.2
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1417 - L. Dec. 5; ed:2/2 - "The attempt of the union printers of Boston
to make the Boston JOURNAL succumb to their prices, has failed. Con-
sequently the union has been broken up in all the leading Cities of
the North." (2)
Newspapers /
Labor
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Boston JOURNAL; North
1485
Cleveland Morning Leader, 20 May 1864
(ed; 9 inches)
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p.2, col.2
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1485 - L. May 20; ed: 2/2 - Nathaniel Hawthorne died yesterday in Boston.
"His loss is indeed a national one, and should be mourned by the whole
nation. For 'no man is more truly American in thought, feelings, and
sympathies, ' no one of all American writers more worthy to be crowned
with our greenest laurels than Nathaniel Hawthorne." (9)
Persons and Personages
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Hawthorne, Nathaniel
1702
Cleveland Morning Leader, 9 December 1864
(3 inches)
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1702 - L. Dec. 9:4/4 - Clevel ind has greater free mail delivery in pro-
portion to population than Boston, New York, Phiiadelphia, Washington,
Cincinnati, or Brooklyn. - (3)
Postal Service
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Cincinnati, O.; New York; Philadelphia, Pa.; Washington, D. C.
1827
Cleveland Morning Leader, 30 December 1864
(5 inches)
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1827 - L. Dec. 30:4/3 - Messrs. Sherman, Damon and Company of Boston have
erected a building at Main and Elm sts. on the west side for the manu-
facture of nuts and bolts. Approximately 30 to 50 men will be employed.
(5)
Screw, Nut and Bolt Industry
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Elm St.; Main st.; *Screw, Nut & Bolt Industry; Sherman, Damon and co. (nut & bolt manufacturers)
1864
Cleveland Morning Leader, 3 June 1864
(9 inches)
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p.4, col.2
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1864 - L June 3:4/2 - The propeller ARCTIC was built by Peck and Masters
for the New York Central railroad's line of passenger boats between
Cleveland and Buffalo. Her description follows: Length, 100 feet;
breadth of beam, 28 feet; depth of hold, 12 feet; and burthen, 815 tons.
(9)
Shipping and Ships
Index terms:
Academy of Music; ARCTIC (ship); Atlantic and Great Western railroad; Boston, Mass.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Chicago TIMES; Georgia; New York Central railroad; Peck and Masters (shipbuilders)
2301
Cleveland Morning Leader, 30 November 1864
(ed; 6 inches)
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p.2, col.1
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2301 - L Nov. 30; ed:2/1 - The theory that the recent attempt to burn
New York was made by Rebel emissaries from Richmond is proved by more
recent revelations.
A few weeks ago the Richmond WIIIG suggested a scheme for burning
"one of the chief cities of America."
The WHIG wrote "Nothing could be easier"... "that the men to execute
the work are already there"..." that 20 men with plans all pre-concerted
and means provided, selecting some dry windy night, might fire Boston
in a 100 places" and that "New York is worth 20 Richmonds."
It then recommended an appropriation of $1,000,000 by the rebel author-
ities for the "hiring of a gang of trusty and intelligent incendiaries."
(6)
Wars /
Civil War
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; New York city; Richmond Va.; Richmond WHIG
2603
Cleveland Morning Leader, 16 June 1864
(2 inches)
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2603 - L June 16:4/2 - Some 400 Rebel prisoners from Rock island, re-
cruited by Captain Harty for the U. S. navy, on their way east, to be
distributed in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia navy yards passed
through Cleveland streets yesterdny. (2)
Wars /
Civil War /
Prisons and Prisoners
Index terms:
Boston, Mass.; Confederate Army; Harty, Captain (U. S. Navy); New York city; Philadelphia, Pa.; Rock island, Ill.; U. S. navy