Hudson, O.

238

Cleveland Morning Leader, 18 July 1864 (32 inches) ~ See original
p.1, col.4 ~ View at ChronAm

238 - L. July 18: 1/4, 5 - Orations were given at the Western Reserve com-
mencement at Hudson July 14 by Charles Long Cutter, Edward Porter Williams,
and Martin Luther Brooks, all of Cleveland. The salutatory in Latin was
given by Theodore Yale Gardner. (32)

Colleges and Universities / Western Reserve

Index terms:

Brooks, Martin Luther; Cutter, Charles Lang; Gardner, Theodore Yale; Hudson, O.; Western Reserve college; Williams, Edward Porter

538

Cleveland Morning Leader, 24 December 1864 (24 inches) ~ See original
p.4, col.3,4 ~ View at ChronAm

538 - L Dec. 24:4/3,4 - Frost caused a rail to break about one mile north
of Hudson on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, ard two coaches were.
damaged by fire as a result of the train's derailuent. One Clevelander,
Oliver H. Perry, was among those killed. Elijah Baldwin, Peter Hemmis,
a Mrs. Andrews, O. F. Jerkins, a Captain McClure, and a Mr. Stevenson,
all of Cleveland, were among those injured. (24)

Disasters and Accidents / Railroad

Index terms:

Andrews, Mrs. ; Baldwin, Elijah; Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad; Hemmis, Peter; Hudson, O.; Jenkins, O. F.; McClure, Captain; Perry, Oliver H.; Stevenson, Mrs.

539

Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 December 1864 (5 inches) ~ See original
p.3, col.3 ~ View at ChronAm

539 - L Dec. 27:3/3 - In a letter to the editor, J. H. Devereux, superin-
tendent of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, expresses the company's
gratitude for the aid and sympathy rendered by the citizens of Hudson to
the sufferers of the recent a scident, and states that cold and frost -
broke the rail, causing the accident. He says, "In the present case, -
the track at the point of the accident had been inspected not an hour -
before the train passed.... The rail broke from cold and frost...cer- -
tainly no finite power could have prevented the accident." . . (5)

Disasters and Accidents / Railroad

Index terms:

Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad; Devereux, J. H.; (superintendent Cleve. & Pittsburgh railroad); Hudson, O.