He was assistant editor of the Monthly Weather Review from 1908 to 1910, then became assistant librarian of the United States Weather Bureau.
Cleveland | Cleveland Indians | Cleveland Browns | Grover Cleveland | Cleveland Orchestra | Cleveland Clinic | Cleveland Museum of Art | Cleveland Institute of Music | Cleveland Cavaliers | Abbé | The Cleveland Show | Grover Cleveland Alexander | Cleveland Play House | Cleveland Hopkins International Airport | Hot in Cleveland | Cleveland, Tennessee | Cleveland State University | Redcar and Cleveland | Greater Cleveland | Downtown Cleveland | Cleveland Pipers | Cleveland Park | Cleveland, England | Harlan Cleveland | Cleveland Spiders | Cleveland Rosenblums | Cleveland Browns relocation controversy | Cleveland Barons | Cleveland Amory | Cleveland Abbe |
Numerous notable astronomers worked or trained at the site, including Franz Brünnow, Cleveland Abbe, James Craig Watson, Asaph Hall, Otto Julius Klotz, Robert Simpson Woodward, and John Martin Schaeberle.