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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 1233 - 1238
INTOXICATION (Cant' d)
1233 - L Dec. 27: 1/4 - Henry Blackman and Christopher AumeU were sent
to jail for three days yesterday for intoxication. (1)
1234 - L Dec. 27: 1/4 - Felix Manahan and Henry McCawn were fined $1 and
costs each yesterday for intoxication. (1)
1235 - L Dec. 29: 1/4 - William Homer was sent to jail for five days
on Dec. 27 for intoxication. (1)
1236 - L Dec. 30:1/4 - George Granger was fined $3 and costs yesterday
for intoxication. (1)
1237 - L Dec. 30: 1/4 - Mary Tinnerman, Rachael Cing, and Henry Ingraham
were sent to jail for from three to five days each yesterday for intoxication.
(1)
See also Alcoholic Liquors
IRON & STEEL
1238 - L Dec. 11; ed:2/3 - If the $20,000,000 that are annually sent
abroad to pay for iron imported into this country were retained and
invested in the home product, it wi 11 rea:::! i 1,/ be perceived what a
revivifying effect it would have on every description of business,
especially the coal trade, the consumption of that article in the manufacture
of iron being so important. If our people were thoroughly
awake to the magni tude of ilJe business, they would endeavor to reta in
every dollar here, which is now exported to the detriment of home
manufactures. (6)