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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 191 - 202
BURGLARIES (Cont' d)
191 _ L May 1:3/2 - Frederick Hamrich, held on a charge of burglary, was
discharged yesterday. (1)
192 - L May 1:3/2 - Loran Tenyche and William H. Harrison were held to bail
in the some of $500 each yesterday, to appear at next term of common pleas.
They are charged with burglary. (1)
193 - L May 5:3/2 - At three a. m. on May 3 George R. Bronson discovered a
man in his room at the American House. After the intruder fired several
shots, none of which hit their mark, Bronson captured him. He deserves
much praise for his courage. (6)
194 - L Aug. 5: 1/5 - Thieves seem to have grown unusually daring of late.
The premises of many citizens have been entered under cover of darkness and
robbed of articles of value. Even the residence of the chief of police was
honored by a call from one of these visitors. Substantial bolts on the inside
of each door and a salute of cold lead are the effectual methods of
making a man's house his castle. (4)
195 - L Aug. 6: 1/4 - The home of Henry Child, Huron st. was entered Aug. 3
by burglars, who escaped with $130. (5)
196 - L Aug. 30: 3/2 - The St. Nicholas restaurant was entered Aug. 28 by
burglars, who stole $15 in change, two boxes of cigars, two bottles of wine,
a few articles of clothing, and the key to the store. (1)
197 - L Sept. 17: 1/5 - Henry Smith, charged with burglary, was discharged
yesterday. (1)
198 - L Oct. 1: 1/4 - The rooms occupied by Mrs. Statts as a residence and
millinery shop, in Schofield's new block, on the corner of Euclid and Erie,
were entered and ransacked by burglars on Sept. 29. (3)
199 - L Oct. 8:3/2 - John Mahan, charged with breaking a lock, was
discharged yesterday. (1)
200 - L Nov. 3:3/2 - The wholesale dry goods house of Dudley Brothers
and Dodge, 37 Water St., was entered on the night of Oct. 30. The burglars
took 20 or 30 pieces of silk and many other articles. (2)
201 - L Nov. 14:3/2 - W. W. Chandler on Johnson st. found the front
door of his home open this morning, and his gold watch and chain missing.
The door was opened by turning the key with nippers from the outside. (2)
202 - L Nov. 27: 1/4 - During the past two weeks a series of daring
burglaries has been committed, by a person or persons unknown, upon the
premises of several soap and candle manufactories on Canal st. Something
should be done to rid the city of these rascals. (5)
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