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Cleveland Morning Leader, 16 June 1864
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84 - L June 16:4/2 - The Canal bridge on Merwin st. is being repaired.
The Canal bridge on Wineyard st. is now completed. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 March 1864
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90 - L. Mar. 10:4/2 - Three large buildings, each three stories high and
with a 25-1/2 foot frontage, are being erected on Merwin st. by a Mr.
Southworth, Mr. Williams, and William Yapp, respectively. The buildings
are intended for commission houses. (2)
*Building Construction; Merwin st. ; Southworth (contractor); Williams (builder); Yapp, William (builder)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 7 November 1864
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138 - L Nov. 7:4/3 - The house of Thomas Kavanaugh on Merwin st. was en-
tered yesterday and $263 taken. John Cratty and James O'Neil were taken
into custody on the charge of breaking and entering the house. Several
bills were found upon the persons of their wives. The bills were identi-
fied by Mr. Kavanaugh. (5)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 31 October 1864
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508 - L Oct. 31:4/2 - S. Riley, a carpenter at work on Sexton's new
block on Merwin st., missed his footing and fell a distance of 12 feet,
on Oct. 28, injuring his head. He was treated by Dr. Webber, who said
the injuries were not dangerous. (2)
Merwin st. ; Riley, S. (carpenter); Sexton's block; Webber, Dr.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 22 February 1864
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520 - L. Feb. 22:4/5 - Walentine Hartnagle, employed in Buhrei's Merwin
st. distillery, unscrewed a cap from the still and escaping gas from
hot alcoholic liquid took fire, burning his face terribly. There was
no damage to the machinery. (1)
Disasters and Accidents / Industrial
Cleveland Morning Leader, 9 August 1864
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899 - L Aug. 9:4/2 - A fire damaged Newberry's manufactory of concen.
trated meat on Merwin st. yesterday. The fire originated from the pipes
of one of the kettles. - (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 July 1864
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1021 - L. July 1; adv:2/7 - Grocer & Provision Dealer in Salt, Fish, Flour,
Lard, etc. G. H. Little, Agent, 40 Merwin st. (2)