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ROSTER.
Officers of the society have served as follows :
Presidents-Charles Whittlesey, 1867 to 1886; Charles Candee Baldwin, 1886 to 1895; Henry Clay Ranney, 1895 to 1901; Liberty Emery Holden, 1901 to 1907 ; Wallace Hugh Cathcart, 1907 to -. Vice presidents-M. B. Scott, 1867 to 1872 ; J. H. Salisbury, 1870 to 1880; Elisha Sterling, 1873 to 1883; William Perry Fogg, 1878 to 1896; D. W. Cross, 1880 to 1891; John Harris Sargent, 1883 to 1893 ; D. P. Eells, 1884; Sam Briggs, 1886 to 1892; W. J. Gordon, 1891 to 1892; R. B. Hayes, 1892; William Bingham, 1894 to 1904; John D. Rockefeller, 1892 to -; Henry B. Perkins, 1896 to 1902; C. A. Grasselli, 1902 to 1907; D. C. Bald- win, 1904 to -; H. A. Garfield, 1904 to 1905; Jacob B. Perkins, 1905 to -; O. J. Hodge, 1907 to -. Recording secretaries-J. C. Buell, 1867 to 1868; Alfred T. Goodman, 1868 to 1871; T. R. Chase, 1871 to 1872; C. C. Baldwin, 1873 to 1884; D. W. Manchester, 1884 to 1892; J. B. French, 1892 to 1893; S. H. Cur- tiss, 1893 to 1894; Wallace H. Cathcart, 1894 to 1907; W. S. Hayden, 1907 to --. Treasurers-A. K. Spencer, 1868 to 1869; George A. Stanley, 1869 to 1870; Samuel Williamson, 1870 to 1880; C. C. Baldwin, 1880 to 1883 ; Douglas Perkins, 1883 to 1886; John B. French, 1886 to 1893 ; C. C. Baldwin, 1893 to 1894; Moses G. Watterson, 1894 to 1895; Horace B. Corner, 1895 to 1907; E. V. Hale, 1907 to -. Corresponding secretaries-C. C. Baldwin, 1868, 1883-86, 1891; D. W. Manchester, 1887; A. L. Withington, 1894.
OFFICERS FOR 1909-10.
President, Wallace Hugh Cathcart. Vice presidents, John D. Rockefeller ; David C. Baldwin; Jacob Perkins; Orlando J. Hodge. Corresponding secretary, George H. Kelly. Treasurer, Edwin V. Hale. Recording secretary, Warren S. Hayden. Curator, Albion Morris Dyer. Assistant librarian, Annette P. Ward. Finance committee, David Z. Norton, S. Prentiss Baldwin, Warren S. Hayden, C. W. Bingham, Ambrose Swasey, William G. Dietz. Trustees, term expiring May, 1910, F. F. Prentiss, Ambrose Swasey, Elroy M. Avery, William P. Palmer ;
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term expiring May, 1911, Charles W. Bingham, James Barnett, Henry C. Ran- ney, Edmund S. Burke, Jr .; term expiring May, 1912, S. Prentiss Baldwin, Lib- erty E. Holden, Webb C. Hayes, James R. Garfield; term expiring May, 1913, A. T. Brewer, William G. Dietz, Jeptha Homer Wade, C. A. Grasselli, W. G. Mather; term expiring May, 1914, Ralph King, David Z. Norton, Douglas Per- kins, Price Mckinney.
THE EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION.1
This important organization was formed in 1879, largely through the per- sonal efforts of "Father" H. M. Addison, who had urged in numerous articles in the newspapers the bringing together of the early settlers to bring about "an intimate acquaintance with each other * * and to secure the preservation of much unwritten history of our county and vicinity." On November 19, 1879, a meeting was held in the probate courtroom, and the association organized with Harvey Rice, president; Sherlock J. Andrews and John W. Allen, vice presidents ; secretary and treasurer, George C. Dodge; and executive committee, R. T. Lyon, Thomas Jones, S. S. Coe, W. J. Warner, David L. Wightman.
Its first annual meeting was held May 20, 1880, in the Euclid Avenue Pres- byterian church. Meetings have been held annually since that date. In 1883 the association began the collection of a fund for securing a monument to Moses Cleaveland. The statue now standing in the square was unveiled by the early settlers July 23, 1888. In 1896, during the Centennial celebration, the associa- tion bore a leading part. The old log cabin in the square that was the center of greatest interest, was the suggestion of "Father" Addison and the work of his colleagues in the association. It was dedicated July 21, by an appropriate "house warming." July 29 was "Early Settlers' Day." The association met in Army and Navy hall and listened to reminiscences of the pioneer days.
Of the charter members of this association, only the following are living today : J. M. Ackley, born in 1835, Dr. E. D. Burton, born 1825, Wm. J. Miller, born 1829, W. S. Dodge, born 1839. Its membership comprises an honor roll of those who laid the foundations of our city's prosperity.
Harvey Rice served as president until 1892, when R. C. Parsons succeeded him. Col. O. J. Hodge has been president the past seven years. The "annals" of the association contains invaluable historical material. The earlier numbers especially, contain the narratives of the pioneers who relate, in their own forci- ble manner, the story of the beginnings of the county. The "annals" also con- tain valuable biographical notices of the early settlers; and the later numbers are a valuable record of the early marriages in the county.
"Father" H. M. Addison, who was so active in starting this worthy organ- ization, was born in Euclid township in 1818. In 1856 he came to Cleveland, where he engaged in journalism. He was one of the founders of the fresh air camp for children, and was active in many other fine enterprises. He died January 14, 1898.
1 See "Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County, Ohio," by H. M. Addison, "Magazine of Western History," Vol. VIII, p. 281.
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CHAPTER LXII.
CLEVELAND AUTHORS AND THEIR WORKS .*
Adams, Mrs. E. H .- Digging the Top Off and Other Stories; Jottings from the Pacific; To and Fro in Southern California.
Adams, Miss May E .- School Edition of Marmion; and other text-books in English.
Aikins, Prof. H. A .- Principles of Logic.
Akers, W. J .- History of the Cleveland Public Schools.
Allen, Florence Ellinwood .- Patris.
Ambler, H. L .- Facts, Fads and Fancies about Teeth.
Arey, Mrs. H. E. G .- Elements of Natural Philosophy; Home and School Training.
Avery, E. M .- First Principles of Natural Philosophy; Elements of Natural Philosophy; Teachers' Handbook of Natural Philosophy; School Chemistry ; Elements of Chemistry ; Complete Chemistry ; School Physics; Elementary Phy- sics ; Physical Technics ; First Lessons in Physical Science; History of the United States and its People ; Cleveland in a Nut Shell.
Bainbridge, Mrs. L. S .- Round the World Letters.
Baldwin, Judge C. C .- Baldwin Genealogy; Western Reserve Historical So- ciety Tracts; Contributions to Scientific Journals. For complete list of writings, see Tract 88, Western Reserve Historical society.
Banks, Rev. L. H .- Sermons.
Barnitz, Albert, 1835 .- Mystic Delvings.
Bauder, L. F .- Passing Fancies.
Becker, Rev. William .- Sermons.
Beecher, E. N .- Lost Atlantis.
Bell, Archie .- Serahno.
Benedict, Clare .- Resemblance.
Benjamin, Prof C. H .- Modern American Machine Tools; Notes on Heat and Steam Machine Designs.
Bierce, Ambrose .- Black Beetles in Amber; Can Such Things Be ?; Cobwebs from an Empty Skull; Cynic's Word Book; Fantastic Fables; In the Midst of Life (Tales of Soldiers and Civilians) ; Monk and Hangman's Daughter (with Dr. A. Danziger) ; Shapes of Clay.
Biggar, Dr. H. F .- Medical Text Books; Contributions to Medical Journals.
Bolles, Rev. J. A .- Family Altar; Holy Matrimony.
Bolton, C. E .- Civic Problems of Greater Cleveland.
Bolton, C. K .- From Heart and Nature; Saskia, Wife of Rembrandt; Love Story of Ursula Wolcott; On Wooing of Martha Pitkin; Brookline, History of a Favored Town; Private Soldier under Washington.
Bolton, Sarah K .- Orlean Lamar and Other Poems; The Present Problem; How Success is Won; Poor Boys Who Became Famous; Girls Who Became Famous; Social Studies in England; Stories from Life; Famous American Au-
* This list was prepared substantially as it here appears by the direction of Mr. Brett of the Public Library.
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thors ; From Heart and Nature Poems ; Some Successful Women ; Famous Ameri- can Statesmen; Famous Men of Science; Famous English Authors; Famous European Artists; Famous English Statesmen; Famous Types of Womanhood; Famous Voyagers and Explorers ; Famous Leaders Among Men ; Famous Leaders Among Women; The Inevitable and Other Poems; Famous Givers and Their Gifts ; A Country Idyl and Other Stories ; Every Day Living; Our Devoted Friend, the Dog ; European Artists ; Emerson ; Raphael; Travels in Europe and America. (by C. E. Bolton, half completed at his death) ; The Harris-Ingram Experiment; Famous American Authors ; Memorial Sketch of Chas. E. Bolton.
Bone, J. H. A .- Petroleum and Petroleum Wells; Contributions to Literary Journals.
Booth, Mrs. E. S .- Family of Three, and Other Poems; Karan Kringle's Journal; Wilful Heiress.
Bourne, Prof. H. E .- History of Medieval and Modern Europe; Teaching of History and Civics.
Brennan, Rev. J. P .- Book of Prayer and Devotion.
Brett, Allen .- Reinforced Concrete Field Handbook.
Brett, W. H .- Relations of Public Library to Public Schools.
Brewer, A. T .- How to Make the Sunday School Go; True War Stories. Brigham, Louise .- Book on Furniture.
Brooks, W. K .- Foundations of Zoology; Handbook of Invertebrate Zo- ology ; Oyster.
Brown, Right Rev. W. M .- Church for Americans.
Browne, C. F. (Artemus Ward) .- Business Letters ; Shakers; Lectures.
Brudno, E. S .- Fugitive; Little Conscript ; Tether.
Buell, Walter .- Life of J. R. Giddings.
Burnett, C. C .- Land of the O-O.
Burton, C. M .- Cadillac's Village; Chapter in History of Cleveland; In Footsteps of Cadillac; Sketch of Life of Antoine Cadillac.
Burton, T. E .- Financial Crises and Periods of Industrial and Commercial Depression ; Life of John Sherman.
Cadwell, C. G .- DeBarr's Friends.
Carpenter, Frank G .- Geographical Readers: Africa; Asia; Australia; Eu- rope; North and South America; Foods or How the World is Fed.
Carr, M. W .- History of Catholicism in Northern Ohio.
Case, Leonard .- Tables Showing Velocity or Effect of Shot, etc .; Treasure Trove.
Chesnutt, C. W .- Colonel's Dream; Conjure Woman; House Behind the Cedars; Marrow of Tradition; Wife of His Youth and Other Stories.
Cooke, Edmund Vance .- Chronicles of Little Tots ; Impertinent Poems ; Patch of Pansies ; Rimes to be Read; Told to the Little Tots.
Corlett, Dr. W. T .- American Tropics; Scaly Diseases of the Skin; Vege- table Parasitic Diseases of the Skin; Text Book of Genito-Urinary Diseases. Cottingham, W. H .- Business Success.
Covert, John C .- Treatise on the Silver Question.
Cracraft, L. D .- Between Me and Thee.
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Crile, Dr. G. W .- Experimental Research into Surgical Shock; and nu- merous works on medicine.
Cristy, Rev. A. B .- Twenty-five Churches.
Curtis, Prof. M. M .- Kant and Edwards; Locke's Ethics; Philosophy and Physical Science; Philosophy in America.
Cutler, Prof. J. E .- Investigation into History of Lynching in the United States; Lynch Law.
Cutter, O. P .- Our Battery.
Daulton, Mrs. A. McC .- Wings and Stings.
Devereaux, Mary-Betty Peach; From Kingdom to Colony ; Lafitte of Louis- iana; Up and Down the Sands of Gold.
Doggett, L. L .- History of Y. M. C. A .; Life of Robert McBurney.
Donahey, Mrs. J. H. (Dickerson) .- Wonderful Wishes of Jackey and Jean.
Dowling, Rev. G. T .- Ethics of Property and Rights of Man; Romanizing Tendency in Episcopal Church; Saturday Night Sermons; Wreckers.
Dutcher, A. P .- Sparks from the Forge of a Rough Thinker; Two Voyages to Europe.
Elliott, H. W .- Condition of Affairs in Alaska; Seal Islands of Alaska; Our Arctic Province.
Emerson, Prof. C. F .- History of the English Language; Middle English Reader; Outline History of English Language; Brief History of English Lan- guage.
Farmer, J. E .- Brinton Eliot; Essays on French History; Grand Mademoi- selle; Grenadier; Versailles and Court of Louis XIV.
Farmer, Lydia Hoyt .- Aunt Belindy's Point of View; Christ and Cæsar; Doom of the Holy City; Boys' Book of Famous Rulers; Girls' Book of Famous Queens; Life of Lafayette; Knight of Faith; Moral Inheritance; Prince of the Flaming Star; Short History of French Revolution; Story Book of Science; What America Owes to Women.
Fogg, W. P .- Arabistan; Round the World.
Foran, Martin A .- Other Side.
Foster, H. A .- Hilda; Zululu, Maid of Anahuac.
Foster, L. G .- Whisperings of Nature.
Fowler, Prof. H. N .- History of Ancient Greek Literature; History of Roman Literature.
Freese, Andrew .- Early History of Cleveland Public Schools.
Fuller, Hubert B .- Purchase of Florida; Tax Returns in Ohio; The Speak- ers of the House.
Garfield, James A .- Works, Addresses, etc .; Northwest Territory.
Gehring, Albert .- Racial Contrasts.
Gilchrist, R. L .- Apples of Sodom.
Gilmour, Bishop Richard .- School Readers' Series.
Glasier, Miss Jessie C .- Gaining the Heights.
Gleason, W. J .- Historical Sketch of One Hundred and Fiftieth Regiment; History of Cuyahoga County; Ohio Volunteer Infantry; Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Goodman, John .- Mechanics Applied to Engineering; Poems and Selections.
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Gordon, W. I .- Suggestion and Osteopathy.
Guilford, Miss Linda T .- Margaret's Plighted Troth; Story of a Cleveland School; Use of a Life.
Gundry, J. M .- Transplanted Nursery.
Handerson, Dr. H. E .- Baas' History of Medicine; contributions to medi- cal journals.
Hanna, M. A .- Socialism and Labor Unions.
Hanscom, Miss Alice E .--- Perennia.
Harris, Prof. Charles .- German Lessons.
Hart, Prof. Albert Bushnell .- Introduction to Study of Federal Govern- ment; Epoch Maps; Formation of the Union; Practical Essays on American Government; Studies in American Education; Guide to Study of American History (with E. Channing) ; Salmon Portland Chase; Handbook of Historical Diplomacy and Government of United States; Foundations of American For- eign Policy; Actual Government; Essentials of American History; Era of Colo- nization.
Hatch, Mrs. A. E .-- Choice Receipts from Cleveland Health Protective As- sociation.
Haworth, Paul L .- Hayes-Tilden Disputed Presidential Election; Frederick the Great and the American Revolution; Contributions to Magazines; Nelson's Encyclopedia; New International Encyclopedia; Historians' History, and His- tory of the United States and Its People.
Hay, John .- Addresses ; Castilian Days ; William McKinley ; Abraham Lincoln (with Nicolay, J. G.) ; Pike County Ballads, etc.
Haydn, Rev. H. C .- Sermons; History of the Old Stone Church.
Hense, Wilhelm .- Mufftie Kalendar.
Herrick, Prof. F. H .- American Lobster; Home Life of Wild Birds.
Hill, Emily, tr .- Picture Rocks of Lake Superior.
Hill, Mrs. Marion .- Pettison Twins.
Hinman, W. F .- Corporal Si Klegg; Story of Sherman Brigade.
Hinsdale, Prof. B. A .- American Government; Art of Study; Horace Mann and Common School Revival in United States; History of Civil Government of Ohio; Genuineness and Authenticity of Gospels; Old Northwest; President Garfield and Education; Schools and Studies; How to Study and Teach History.
Hodge, O. J .- Reminiscences.
Hopkins, W. R .- Street Railway Problem in Cleveland.
Hopwood, Avery .- Playwright. "Clothes," etc.
Horn, Bishop Wm .- Sermons; Many Short Stories (in German).
Hotze, C. L .- Lessons in Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene; Natural Phi- losophy; First Lessons in Physics.
Houck, Rt. Rev. G. F. Msgr .- History of the Cleveland Diocese; Memoirs of and Labors of Amadeus Rappe, First Bishop of England.
Howe, Fredrick C .- British City; City, the Hope of Democracy; Confes- sions of a Monopolist; Municipal Ownership in Great Britain; Taxation and Taxes in United States.
Hunt, Mrs. A. W .- Leaden Casket.
Ingham, Mrs. W. A .- Women of Cleveland and Their Work.
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Ingham, Mrs. H. M .- Twenty Years' Work in the Woman's Christian As- sociation.
Joblin, Maurice .- Cleveland, Past and Present.
Jones, M. L. tr .- Chiffon's Marriage.
Kaufmann, Wilhelm .- Ein Nordland Fahrt.
Keeler, Miss Harriet L .- Our Native Trees; Our Northern Shrubs; Wild Flowers of Early Spring; High School English (and Adams) ; Studies in Eng- lish Composition (and Davies).
Kelley, Dr. S. W .- About Children.
Kendall, Ezra F .- Good Gravy; Spots of Wit and Humor; Tell It to Me; - several plays.
Kennedy, James H .- Bench and Bar of Cleveland; Early History of Mor- monism; History of City of Cleveland; contributions to Magazine of Western History.
Kirchner, A. R .- (A) Flag for Cuba.
Kiser, S. E .- Ballads of Busy Days; Budd Wilkins at Show, and Other Verses; Charles the Chauffeur; Georgie; Love Sonnets of an Office Boy; Thrills of a Bellboy.
Klemm, L. R .- Achte Knot.
Knowlton, F. S .- Hawthorne and Lavendar.
Kress, Rev. W. S .- Questions of Socialists and Their Answers.
Lawrence, James .- Angel Voices from the Spirit World.
Leggett, M. D .- Dream of a Modest Prophet.
Leonard, Rt. Rev. W. A. (Bishop of Ohio, 1848) .- Bedell Lectures; Faith- ful Life; History of Christian Church; New York Church Club Lectures; Via Sacra.
Lewis, A. H .- American Patrician; Boss; Peggy O'Neal; Story of Paul Jones; Sunset Trail; Throwback; Wolfville; Wolfville Days; Wolfville Folks; When Men Grew Tall.
Linscott, Mrs. H. B .- One Hundred Bright Ideas.
Lorenz, Karl .- Scharedmal.
Ludlow, Rev. Arthur C .- History of Cleveland Presbyterianism.
MacHale, Rev. John .- Ballad History of Ireland.
Mackenzie, A. L .- Clarence Milton.
McIlvaine, Rt. Rev. C. P .- Correspondence with Rev. James Bolles.
McMahon, Rev. William .- Journey with Sun Around the World.
Martin, C. A .- Cana.
Mears, Rev. D. O .- Sermons.
Metzenbaum, Dr. Myron-Radium.
Michelson, Professor A. A .- Light and Its Uses.
Miller, Mrs. Ellen R .- Nature Stories.
Ming, Rev. J. J .- Data of Modern Ethics Examined; Morality of Modern Socialism.
Moody, Mrs. Helen (Watterson) .- Child's Letters to Her Husband; Unquiet Sex.
Morgan, Mrs. Edmund Nash .- Though the Gods and the Years Relent.
Morgan, Rev. T .- Welsh Poems.
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Morley, Professor E. W .- Atomic Weight of Oxygen; and numerous texts and monograph on chemical subjects.
Morris, R. A .- Washington, Lincoln, etc.
Moxom, Rev. Phillip S .- Aim of Life; From Jerusalem to Nicaea ; Religion of Hope.
Mueller, J. E .- Erinnerungen.
Neff, Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford-Anglican Study in Christian Symbolism.
Neff, Mrs. Elizabeth Hyer .- Altars to Mammon; many short stories.
Newberry, A. S .- Caught on the Fly.
Newberry, Dr. John S .- Ohio Geological Survey; United States Geological Survey ; many contributions to scientific journals.
Norton, Jessie .- Heartsease.
Ogden, Rollo-Life and Letters of E. L. Godkin; W. H. Prescott; Maria.
O'Brien, Rev. John-Emerald Isle.
O'Hare, Mrs. Teresa B .- Songs at Twilight.
Olmstead, Millicent-Daffy-Down-Dilly ; Land of Never Was.
Orr, Charles-History of Pequot War.
Orth, Samuel P .- Five American Politicians; Centralization of Administra- tion in Ohio; contributions to magazines and legal journals.
Paine, Dorothy-Little Florida Lady ; Maid of the Mountains.
Painter, Mrs. J. V .- Chatelaine.
Parsons, Richard-Addresses.
Patteson, Mrs. S. Louise-Complete Manual of Pitmanic Phonography ; Let- ters from Pussycatville; Pussy Meow.
Payne, William-Cleveland Illustrated.
Pechin, M. S .- Composition; Anniversary Book of American Revolution.
Peeke, M. B .- Born of Flame; Zenia the Vestal.
Pennington, B. L .- Short Stories.
Pepper, Miss Mary Sefton-Maids and Matrons of New France.
Platner, S. B .- Topography and Monuments of Ancient Rome; Latin Book.
Pratt, Miss Anna M .- Little Rhymes for Little People.
Pounds, J. B .- Hymns, poetry and religious stories.
Proudfoot, John .- Poems.
Rhodes, H. G .- Adventures of Charles Edward; Captain Dieppe; Flight to Eden; Lady and the Ladder ; With Anthony Hope.
Rhodes, J. F .- History of the United States; many contributions to historical journals.
Rice, Harvey .- Founder of City of Cleveland, etc .; Mt. Vernon and Other Poems ; Pioneers of Western Reserve; Incidents of Pioneer Life; Letters from Pacific Slope; Nature and Culture ; Sketches of Western Life.
Riddle, A. G .- Ansel's Cave; Hunter of Shagreen; Recollections of War Times ; Tory's Daughter ; Alice Brand; Bart Ridgley ; Castle Gregory ; House of Ross and Other Tales; Law Students and Lawyers ; Life of B. F. Wade ; Life of J. A. Garfield; Portrait.
Roberts, E. A .- Official Report of Centennial Celebration of Founding of City of Cleveland.
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Robertson, G. A .- History of Bloomfield.
Robinson, J. E .- Philippine Islands.
Robison, W. S .- History of City of Cleveland.
Rose, William .- Tin-Owl Stories, etc.
Rose, Mrs. W. G .- Travels in Europe.
Rosenberg, W. L .- Stuttering.
Ruetenik, H. J .- Erlebnisse.
Ryder, J. F .- Voigtländer and I.
Sandford, S. N .- Historical Sketch of Cleveland Female Seminary.
Schauffler, Rev. H. A .- Pastoral Leadership of Sunday School Forces; Teacher, Child and Book; Ways of Working.
Schauffler, R. H .- Christmas; Lincoln's Birthday; Thanksgiving; Through Italy With the Poets; Where Speech Ends.
Schloenbach, J. M .- Land of Fire.
Shackleton, Robert (1860) .- Great Adventurer; Many Waters; Quest of the Colonial; Toomey and Others.
Short, R. L .- Algebra.
Sill, Edward Rowland (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) .- Hermitage and Other Poems ; Poems ; Prose (a volume of essays).
Smiley, J. B .- Manual of American Literature.
Snow, Mrs. Jane Elliott-Life of William McKinley; Women of Tennyson.
Splan, John-Life With Trotters.
Springer, N. S .- Cloudy Sky.
Staley, Cady-Separate System of Sewerage; Treatise on Surveying. Stepler, Rev. J .- Feldblumen.
Stevens, B. M .- Story of Women's Work in Cleveland.
Stockwell, Professor J. N .- Eclipse Cycles; Memoir on Secular Variations of Planetary Orbits; Stock and Interest Tables; Theory of Mutual Perturbations of Planets, etc.
Stratton, Mrs. J. M .- Cecil's Crown; Kitty's Jewels.
Streator, Dr. M. L .- Pyramids.
Street, Mrs. T. E .- To the April Baby.
Stroup, Rev. N .- Text Book on Theology.
Swasey, Ambrose .- New Process for Generating; Generating and Mechani- cal Science.
Sweetser, Delight .- One Way Around the World.
Taylor, B. F .- Summer Savory, etc .; Old Time Pictures, etc .; Between the Gates; November Days; January and June; Poetical Works; Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain; Pictures of Life in Camp and Field; Songs of Yester- day ; Theophilus Trent ; World on Wheels and Other Sketches.
Thompson, Miss Adele E .- Beck's Fortune; Betty Seldon, Patriot; Brave Heart Elizabeth; Lassie of the Isles; Polly of the Pines.
Thompson, 'A. H .- Examiner's Companion.
Thorndike, A. H .- Elements of Rhetoric and Composition.
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Thwing, President Chas. F .- American Colleges-Their Students and Work; The Reading of Books; The Family (with Mrs. Thwing) ; The Working Church ; Within College Walls; The College Woman; The American College in American Life; The Best Life; College Administration; The Youth's Dream of Life; God in His World; If I were a College Student; The Choice of a College; A Liberal Education and A Liberal Faith; College Training and the Business Man ; A History of Higher Education in America; contributions to magazines.
Tower, O. F .- Chemical Analysis of Iron.
Townsend, E. W .- Beaver Creek Farm; Chimmie Fadden and Major Max; Daughter of the Tenements; Near a Whole City Full; Days Like These; Our Constitution ; Reuben Larkmead; Seeds and Season; Summer in New York.
Trimble, George .- Lake Pilots.
Upson, Dr. H. S .- Insomnia and Nerve Strain.
Urann, Miss Clara A .- Centennial History of Cleveland.
VanHorn, F. R .- Mineralogy.
Wallace, F. T .- Nuggets; Experiences of a Forty-niner; Men and Events of Half a Century.
Walters, Eugene, playwright .- Paid in Full, etc.
Ward, M. A .- Life of Dante; Old Colony Day; Petrarch; People of Nine- teenth Century.
Weseloh, Henry .- Gott in der Natur.
West, T. D .- American Foundry Practise; Metallurgy of Cast Iron; Moul- der's Text-Book.
Whitney, H. H .- Some Verses.
Whittlesey, Charles .- Early History of Cleveland; Smithsonian contribu- tions ; many contributions to scientific and historical journals ; many tracts, West- ern Reserve Historical Society; for list of writings see Tract 68, Western Re- serve Historical Society.
Wilcox, Delos F .- American City; Municipal Government in Michigan and Ohio; Study of City Government; Ethical Marriages.
Williams, Right Rev. C. D. (Bishop of Michigan) .- Valid Christianity for Today.
· Wilson, Mrs. S. S .- Ohio.
Wolfenstein, Martha .- Idylls of Grass.
Woolsey, Sarah (Susan Collidge) .- "What Katy Did" series and many juven- ile stories ; Few More Verses; Old Convent School in Paris; History of City of Philadelphia ; Rhymes and Ballads for Girls and Boys.
Worthington, Rev. E. W .- Devotional Introduction; Ember Days.
Woolson, Constance Fenimore .- Anne; Castle Nowhere ; Dorothy and Other Italian Stories; East Angels; Horace Chase; Jupiter Lights; Mentone, Cairo and Corfu; Transplanted Boy.
Wright, E. S .- Westward Around the World.
Wylie, Edna E .- Blue Valley Feud; Little Dream Playmate; Refining of Mary Ann; Theodor's Stepmother; Ward of Sewing Circle; Will of Caxton's.
Zerbe, Ida .- Pius from Plaisance.
Zorn, C. M .- Auf den Weg.
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