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Cleveland Morning Leader, 20 July 1864
(5 inches)
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p.4, col.3
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119 - L. July 20:4/3 - Charles Reinkenberger and George Hoyt were arrested
on the charge of breaking into Sanborn's grocery on Ontario st., July 12.
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Hoyt, George; Ontario st.; Reinkenberger, Charles; Sanborn's grocery
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 July 1864
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p.4, col.2
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1385 - L. July 27:4/2 - George Hoyt of the PLAIN DEALER staff, lately a
private in the 150th, O. N.G., has resigned. - (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 August 1864
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p.3, col.2
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1388 - L. Aug. 29:3/2 - George Hoyt, formerly city editor of the PLAIN
DEALER, leaves Cleveland and goes to Cincinnati for a position with
the TIMES. (2)
Cincinnati, O.; Cincinnati TIMES; Cleveland PLAIN DEALER; Hoyt, George
Cleveland Morning Leader, 23 August 1864
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p.4, col.5
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1451 - L Aug. 23:4/5 - After the funeral of Corporal Wyman on Aug. 18, the
Grays were invited to the residence of Captain Paddock to partake of re-
freshments hospitably provided by the captain. Whilst there, Orderly Ser-
geant J. Burt Parsons was surprised by the presentation of a ring and a
diamond pin, on behalf of the company, by George Hoyt. A plain gold ring
was also presented to the commissary of the company, Sergeant Early, by
Corporal Briggs. The presents were entirely unexpected and were fitting
tokens of the esteem in which the recipients are held by their comrades.
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Briggs, Corporal J. W.; Cleveland Grays; Early, Sergeant; Hoyt, George; Paddock, Captain; Parsons, J. Burt (U. S. army); Wyman, Corporal