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HR. ELI HULL WILL BUILDTHIS SIX STORY STRUCTUREIN NEWARK THIS SPRINGMr. Vernon Redding, the architect j belli passenger and freight elevators who is supointending the construe-! and is to he modern in all respects.tion of the new high school buildingMr. Eli Hull in speaking to the Adhere, has prepared plans and sketches voruite about this proposed building, for Mr. Eli Hull’s fire-proof block’s;id that the contract for part of theTiAY1ATDcfcCCi men the 'itingposi affai Roo self tion Seer noe sion of BtheHeolosomt cIS 1If tfriertheket?.PerquatifcupoilbenmgjustitthatMclbeeipresworadneveiareCenChi:p'oliWil11tail• of , crei navgre.eousunmeicondepRU'rtraeiwoiELI HULL'S PROPOSED SIX STORY BLOCK.rbich will -be erected beginning next Lpril on the site now occupied by the parta confectionary store, adjoining he Newark Trust company's 10-story uilding.The Hull building will be fire-proof✓ -VTAbuilding material has' been let and ■that the work of removing the old building preparatory to the erection of the new will begin promptly on April 1st Mr. Hull has lived iu Newark for many years. He is in fact one of the cu.v's oldest residents but he bas the enthusiasm o£ a young man and nobody would suspect from his spirited step, his healthful appearance and vigorous physique that 78 summers had passed over his head. Mr. Hull is a believer in the continued growth of Newark. He has lived here to see a small and insignificant village de-vf lop into a thriving city of 26,000 to 27,000 people and expresses confidence in the belief that the next ten years will put Newark in the 40,000 class. Mr. Hull has had numerous offers at a gend price for the Third street property but he prefers to improve it and hold the title himself as he believes ihaf no form of investment is more desirable from every standpoint. Mr. Huli says he has had more than one opportunity to lease the building he is about to erect but as yet no deal hr.s been made.ISWhNofthet.oimeiconTmitKm;proancper1ngaof : tail tha the na:wsucan1EL! HULL.COXEY TO LEADti will he constructed entirely of re-brccd concrete. The building 2^ 3-2 ■1 wide a nr] 12G feet deep will have Id-foot, basement, and the first story11 lie 18 feet, high, all of the other e stories above the fir?! being 3h't in height.Hie lt;rxif,rior ibe front of the ;iding will lie entirely executed indie enamel 1 r-rra eot'-a, oxr-ept two ge grantie bnsrs upon which the ;jn pi^rs will mst. The si ore front11 be a modem r:ne and will haveoven1 an:., ing glass canopy support-],v i-fivy i;rn ehnins. The window npf? and work aboiP the win*ws will all he fx^nt»d in copperd n’l win b«”-- will nave plate rr'n.--\rim buUdir,- is •inmnded for n lt;]e-rimerr store and will have a total or ppr.ee a£ rV-u* 2r/t'‘0 square fee;. ie structure w,i: be equipped with1ANOTHER ARMY3y ; HuCilCblt;-€roi•Si. Lonis, Mo., dan. —C3on. JamesCivy of Alt. Vernon, O.. the manwho led the famous march to Wash* irrfrm in 1RW. will ac^nd the big convention that will be held in. this city in March. Tim Rrotherhoodl of Welle; ” Assoeifi* mu brld a meeting yes-iry and James Eads Howe, a mil-lim.aire will issue a call February 4de'ers t' meet in SI. Jjpyis in M. -1 li i' • ? r,n d dej esa 1 es to Washing-• m UArjTreg.5: them tome*' ■?toepet351-1Af'T r-. -»,J:nn f-irni-h work for• 1: i V, -unemployed. Cities of over 100,* .vdj V '.shed t-'1 fu-msb the d^’e* i’.p. .laiT’^s A'^fiill P.aierson. I~p-Simnir. Jonathan Swift, andidentified with the industrial emcnt will attend the convention.•fsen26on I die
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Newark Advocate
Newark, Ohio, US
Thu, Jan 30, 1908
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