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Cleveland Morning Leader, 19 February 1864
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71 - L Feb. 19:4/3 - Police broke up a fight of drunken rowdies in P. - -
Carey's soloon on St. Clair st. Arrest of the leaders, Michael Ryan and
John Spencer, followed. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 16 March 1864
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104 - L. Mar. 16:4/4 - Freight was stolen in the Cleveland flats from several
freight cars of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad.
There was an attempted robbery of George Placer's house on St. Clair st.
Several successful burglaries have taken place on the west side. (2)
Atlantic and Great Western railroad; Placer, George; St. Clair st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 26 March 1864
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108 - L. Mar. 26:4/4 - The office of W. G. Scofield and Company on St.
Clair st., was entered and robbed of $52 in merchandise and scrip.
P. Gunther's bakery at the corner of St. Clair and Seneca sts. was robbed
of $200 and other property. (2)
Gunther's P. (bakery); St. Clair st.; Scofield, W. C. and co.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 6 July 1864
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116 - L. July 6: 1/8 - The confectionery store of Joseph Norseldorfer at the
corner of Erie and St. Clair sts. was burglarized of a small amount of money
the other night. (2)
Erie st.; Norseldorfer, Joseph (confectionery store owner); St. Clair st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 21 July 1864
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121 - L. July 21:4/1 - Burglars entered the house of Dr. Lyon, Bond and St.
Clair sts., July 19 and took a gold watch and some other jewelry of con-
siderable value. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 April 1864
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183 - L Apr. 27:4/4 - Members of the St. Clair st. Methodist Episcopal
church are to erect a new $75,000 edifice on a $10,000 lot which was re-
cently purchased. (2)
Churches and Sects / Methodist
Cleveland Morning Leader, 2 September 1864
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849 - L. Sept. 2:3/2 - Levi Miller was arrested yesterday on a charge of
inflicting wounds on Edward Gibbons at Shafer's saloon on St. Clair st.
in a dispute over a card game. (1)
Gibbons, Edward; Miller, Levi; St. Clair st.; Shafer's saloon
Cleveland Morning Leader, 18 June 1864
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887 - L June 18:4/5 - Dutton mill on St. Clair st., owned by Christopher .
Andrew, was completely destroyed by fire. Loss was $12,000. - - (5)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 23 August 1864
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900 - L Aug. 23:4/4 - A fire from an over-heated stove destroyed the
boot and shoe manufactory of John P. Humphrey, 224 St. Clair st., Aug.
21. Loss was estimated at from $5,000 to $6,000. * (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, 21 December 1864
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913 - L. Dec. 21:4/4 - Fire, originating frcm a defective flue partially
destroyed a frame house owned by Charles Malan on St. Clair st. Loss was
estimated at $200. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 18 May 1864
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967 - L. May 18:4/2 - A drayman drove up to the boarding house of Harry
Seymour, 104 St. Clair st. He presented Mr. Seymour's card, saying he
had been sent by Seymour to take away the sewing machine. When Mr.
Seymour returned, it was learned he had given no order for its removal.
The swindler has not been found. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 August 1864
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1143 - L. Aug. 27:4/4 - A Mr. McKisson disappeared from the boarding house
of Mrs. White on St. Clair st., taking clothing and jewelry amounting to
several hundred dollars. The stolen property was later found. (4)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 3 August 1864
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1236 - L Aug. 3:3/2 - The Cleveland Medical college will hold a medical
and surgical clinic every Wednesday at ten a.m. for charitable purposes
only. It is located at the corner of St. Clair and Erie sts. - (2)
Medical Profession / Medical Colleges
Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 July 1864
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1432 - L. July 1; adv:3/5 -
Alexander, Scofield and Company are
Refiners of Extra Petroleum Oil, Benzol,
and Machinery Oils.
108 St. Clair st. (2)
Alexander, Scofield and Company (oil refineries); St. Clair st.
Cleveland Morning Leader, 3 February 1864
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2003 - L. Feb. 3:4/3 - The following resolution presented by Mr. Willard
was adopted by the city council: That the board of city improvements
give notice to property owners on the north side of St. Clair and Case
sts. to have sidewalks of brick or stone. (1)
Adams, Edwin (actor); Case ave.; Cleveland board of improvements; Cleveland city council; St. Clair st.; Willard (councilman)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 27 January 1864
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2010 - L. Jan. 27:4/4 - The city council passed an ordinance establishing
the grade of Belden st., between Superior st. and St. Clair st. (1)
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