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Page 94
... Cleveland's growth has been very rapid . In 1800 it had a population of but 25 persons . By 1810 the number had increased to 300 ; by 1820 to 600 ; by 1830 to 1,075 ; by 1840 to 6,071 ; by ... Cleveland are imposing structures 94 CLEVELAND.
... Cleveland's growth has been very rapid . In 1800 it had a population of but 25 persons . By 1810 the number had increased to 300 ; by 1820 to 600 ; by 1830 to 1,075 ; by 1840 to 6,071 ; by ... Cleveland are imposing structures 94 CLEVELAND.
Page 97
... Cleveland Museum of Art , elsewhere referred to , gives lessons to public school children and cooperates with the Cleveland Board of Edu- cation in offering courses for public school teachers . Community Fund . - All of Cleveland's char ...
... Cleveland Museum of Art , elsewhere referred to , gives lessons to public school children and cooperates with the Cleveland Board of Edu- cation in offering courses for public school teachers . Community Fund . - All of Cleveland's char ...
Page 99
... Cleveland " ; usage fluctu- ated , but was fixed in 1831 by the adoption of the shorter form by a newspaper , it is said because the " a " would not go into a headline . The soil being poor , most immigrants went on into the interior ...
... Cleveland " ; usage fluctu- ated , but was fixed in 1831 by the adoption of the shorter form by a newspaper , it is said because the " a " would not go into a headline . The soil being poor , most immigrants went on into the interior ...
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| Title | The Encyclopedia Americana: The International Reference Work, Volume 7 The Encyclopedia Americana: The International Reference Work |
| Publisher | Americana Corporation, 1962 |
| Original from | Rutgers University |
| Digitized | 17 Nov 2022 |
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