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Biographical
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The Book of Clevelanders
A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland
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FRANK C. CAINE;
contractor; born, Cleveland, June 15, 1863; son of
William C. and Jane Caley Caine; educated,
Cleveland public schools and Spencerian Business
College; married, Chicago, Ill., Nov. 10, 1891,
Gertrude C. Coffman; with Geo. Wortington
Co. ten years; organized saddlery and harness in
1895, and National Concrete Fireproofing Co., 1898;
pres. The National Concrete Fireproofing Co.; pres
and treas. The Frank C. Caine Co.;
director and vice pres. The Square Realty Co.;
same offices in The Seneca Realty Co.; director and
treas. The River Land Co.; director The Nock
Fire Brick Co.; member Union, Athletic, Colonial,
and Country Clubs. Recreation: Golf.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 46 |
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ECKSTINE
CASE; sec’y and treas. Case
School of Applied Science; born, Carlyle, Ill., July
9, 1858; educated public schools in 1878; entered
United States Military Academy, at West Point; two
years there; in 1881, came to Cleveland; studied law
under the direction of Judge J. E. Ingersoll
and Judge Rufus P. Ranney; entered law
department, University of Michigan, graduating in
1883; admitted to the bar, but never engaged in
active practice; member of school council 1903 to
1905; member Rowfant and University Clubs; and
Masonic Fraternity; Republican, five years member of
the executive committee of the Municipal Ass’n.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 49 |
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JAMES H.
CASSIDY; attorney-at-law;
born, Cleveland, Oct. 28, 1869; son of James H.
and Mary G. Brown Cassidy; educated, Cleveland
public schools and Cleveland Law School, LL. B.;
married, Cleveland, Nov. 24, 1903, Elizabeth
Handigers; sec’y Rivers and Harbors Committee
of the House of Representatives, 1902-1909; member
of Congress 21st Ohio District, 1909-1911; member
Cleveland City River and Harbor Commission,
1911-1912; pres. Cleveland City River and Harbor
Commission, 1912; receiver of The Standard
Contracting Co., 1911; partner Lang, Cassidy &
Copeland; member Ohio Bar Ass’n, National
Geographical Society, Masonic Order, Athletic,
Colonial, Western Reserve, and Tippecanoe Clubs.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 49 |
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C.
KENNETH CHISHOLM; pres.
Chisholm Shoe Co.; born, Ontario, 1865; married,
Ashtabula, O., 1899, Laura Ford; one
daughter, Ruth; 32d° Mason; member Cleveland
Athletic, Mayfield, Country, Hermit, and Rotary
Clubs.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 53 |
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STEWARD
HENRY CHISHOLM; iron business;
born, Montreal, Can., Dec. 21, 1846; son of Henry
and Jean Allan Chisholm; educated, Cleveland
public schools; first marriage, 1872, Miss
Harriet Kelly; issue, three sons; second
marriage, 1900, to Mrs. H. P. Cord; Mrs.
Chisholm died in 1901; entered the employ of
Stone, Chisholm & Jones, later
merged in the Cleveland Rolling Mill Co.; then still
later became a branch of the American Steel & Wire
Co.; for a number of years vice pres, of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., and held same office in
the American Steel & Wire Co.; pres. of the
Chisholm-Moore Mfg. Co.; Republican;
member Euclid Avenue Baptist Church; member Union,
Country and Roadside Clubs, Cleveland; New York
Yacht and Manhattan Clubs, New York.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 53 |
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FRANK H.
CLARK; electrotype business;
born, London, Eng., Apr. 17, 1869; son of Robert
and Elizabeth Steeds Clark; public school
education, Cleveland; married, Cleveland, Jan. 10,
1900, Edith Handy Johnson; four sons, John
Steeds Clark, born Nov. 16, 1900;
Robert Johnson Clark, born Sept.
30, 1903; Frank Henry Clark, born Jan.
23, 1908; William Handy Clark,
born Dec. 12, 1909; The Eclipse Electrotype &
Engraving Co. was established by Howard and Henry
White in 1882; he became identified with the
firm in 1887, and came into control in 1897; The
Eclipse Electrotype & Engraving Co. moved to 2041
East 3rd street, in 1911, where they have what is
known as the model plate making establishment of the
United States; the excellence of their products are
known everywhere where fine printing is done; among
notable work done by the concern is “The
Encyclopedia Americana;" pres. The Eclipse
Electrotype & Engraving Co.; director The Cleveland
Folding Machine Co.; Masonic Tyrian Lodge, No. 370,
F. & A. M.; Cleveland Chapter, No. 148, R. A. M.;
member Hermit, Athletic, Fellowcraft, Rotary, and
Euclid Clubs.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 54 |
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NEIL T.
CLARK; dentist; born, Chippewa
Lake, O., 1887; son of Samuel and Mary Tylee
Clark; educated at West High School, Cleveland,
and University of Michigan (doctor of dental
surgery); member Delta Sigma Delta (dental),
Cleveland Dental Society, Ohio State Dental Cociety.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 55 |
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ROBERT
HENRY CLARK; insurance; born,
Cleveland, Apr. 25, 1865; son of Henry Freeman
and Eliza Crowell Clark; education, St. Paul’s
School, Concord, N. H., Rouni College, M. A.;
married, Cleveland, 1887, Julia Wick Bissell;
one daughter, Millicent Clark;
1895-1898, Cleveland Trust Co.; since 1898, Casualty
Insurance business; member firm Clark &
Sprague; director Central National Bank; trustee
Church Home and vestryman Trinity Cathedral; member
Chamber of Commerce, Union, University, Country,
Hunt and Automobile Clubs.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 55 |
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NORRIS
J. CLARKE; born, Cleveland,
Aug. 29, 1880; son of Jay M. and Lena D. Clarke;
educated, Cleveland public schools and Central High
School; married, Sewickley, Pa., June 24, 1907,
Katherine Pearson; two daughters, Kathleen
and Marguerite; entered the employ of The
Bourne-Fuller Co. in 1897, as office boy and worked
at all office positions, becoming salesman in 1904,
and mgr. of their Pittsburgh office from 1906 to
1911 when he accepted his present position; sec’y
The Upson Nut Co.; pres. Searight Supply Co., and
sec’y Union Nut & Bolt Co.; member Union and
Athletic Clubs, of Cleveland, and the Duquesne Club,
of Pittsburg.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 55 |
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JOHN
HESSIN CLARKE; lawyer; born,
Lisbon, O., Sept. 18, 1857; son of John and
Melissa Hessin Clarke; educated in public
schools and by private tutors; entered Western
Reserve College, at Hudson, O., graduating in 1877;
degree of M. A.; in 1880, studied law under his
father’s instruction, and was admitted to the bar in
1877; until 1880, practiced law at Lisbon, O., in
partnership with J. M. McVicker; purchased
half interest in the Youngstown Weekly Vindicator;
practiced law in Youngstown, and wrote political
editorials for the Vindicator; sold interests in the
paper in 1882; came to Cleveland in 1897, and
entered the firm of Williamson & Cushing;
firm became Williamson, Cushing &
Clarke, specializing in railroad and corporation
law; in 1898, appointed general counsel for the N.
Y., C. & St. L. R. R. Co.; interested in other
railroad corporations; in 1907, dissolved
partnership with Mr. Cushing;
prominent in state and national Democratic issues;
three years trustee of the Cleveland Library Board;
pres, of board last term of office; stockholder and
contributor to the columns of the Youngstown
Vindicator; member American and State Bar Ass ’ns.
Union, University, and Country Clubs, Cleveland, and
the University Club, New York City.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 55 |
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JAY N.
CLARKE; sales agent; born,
Sandusky, O., Aug. 19, 1855; son of William H.
and Mary Newton Clarke; educated, Sandusky
public schools; married, Cleveland, 1876, Pauline
Doll; issue, two sons and one daughter,
Mrs. H. G. Hock, Harry N. Clarke and
Norris J. Clarke; is a practical mechanic,
having worked many years as a machinist and
toolmaker; was employed as supt. of shops for
several years; then took up the sales dept., and has
been a salesman for the last five years; have been
sales agent in Cleveland for The Bethlehem Steel Co.
of South Bethlehem, Pa.; K. of P. Lodge No. 68;
Criterion, Cleveland Commercial Travelers ’ Ass’n.
Source: The Book of Clevelanders
- A Biographical Dictionary of Living
Men of the City of Cleveland -
Published
Cleveland -
The Burrows Bros. Company -
1914 - Page 56 |
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