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Calvin Stewart, an American ie born in Denmark, O., Sept. 17, 1845; attended Miami University, and while there enlisted in a university company in 1861. In 1862 he resumed his studies and graduated in 1863. He practiced law in Cincinnati from 1866 to 1880, when he became interested in rafliroad and various ¥:. “ae 29.3 GSP y wal ee as: e eit: a he oars tm VG | Spe EAST RIVER SUSPENSIC - — — aes.. — 9 Piast é QUEENSBORO CANTILEVER BRIDGE, NEW YORI ‘“ TYPICAL A —— i. oe be aeons OF a =e N BRIDGE—FROM THE NEW YORK END 7 a Ay: SS ALAA NS TEN Tok SS ree we Th A) i |..: 7 1 yet: eS?. TOTAL — 3725 FEET; LONGEST SPAN, 1182 PEET MERICAN BRIDGES other financial undertakings. He was presidential elector on the Tilden ticket in 1876 and the Cleveland ticket in 1884, and chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1888. In 1890 he was elected United States Senator from Ohio, and served on the Appropriations, Pensions, Pacific Railroad, and Public Buildings and Grounds Committees.