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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1878

Page

3

Fire and rescue operations amid storm and fire at Charlestown

Fire officials from Cambridge Chelsea and Somerville aided a major blaze as storm winds hampered response. Hose teams battled debris as several injuries occurred among the crew and watchman. City reports discuss public works and Park Commission filling Back Bay Park with Tremont and Heath street soil.

Raymond Cambridge Chelsea Somerville Green Longley Chamberlain Hose 2 C. W. Furlong George H. Phelps F. P. Callanan George Burroughs

Bondholders Seek Receiver Change for Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland

An adjourned meeting of second mortgage bondholders in New England Mutual Insurance building discussed a report by Francis Thompson on reforming the railroad. They propose De Witt C. Brown as receiver, cut rental on the Columbus road, fund six coupons into ten year scrip, and appoint a consultative committee.

Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad New England Mutual Insurance Nathaniel Silsbee Francis Thompson John S. Farlow de Witt C. Brown Brown Sandusky John C. Pratt John 8. Farlow Columbus Road Farlow Sloane Charles L. Young Ohio

Cripins and manufacturers clash over arbitration plan

Workers at Lynn shops rise as manufacturers tally crews. C S Sweetser & Co report seventy men at work with prior counts near 150 during busy times. J N Smith and B F Spinney also employ sizable forces. City residents oppose the Board of Arbitration and consider a seven member committee instead. A strike era escalates with a beating at C A Sweetser & Co and factory moves to Boston.

Benjamin E. Bates George Bemis Middlesex County East Cambridge Bates Watertown Bemis Newton Middlesex Sarah E. Bates Central Church Arlington Street William E. Bates Mansfield Elkanah G. Bates Boston Bella B. Pratt Charlotte B. Allen Lowell Edward Atkinson George L. Fabyan Brookline Josephine L Hammond East Fortieth Street New York Henry B. Hammond Atkinson Fabyan Sarah Frances Bates Lillian G. Bates Sarah C. Bates Henry B. Hammounds Jonathan Seth Bemis Jonathan Wheeler Bemis Sarah Wheeler Bemis Alabama Department of State United States Geneva President Quincy Fitz William Sargent Philadelphia Boston Children’s Aid Society Massachusetts Historical Society American Academy of Arts and Sciences Samuel Willard Ferdinand Elliot White Lydia Underwood Saxonville Frederick G. Bemis Boston Athenaeum Webster Boston Atheneum Lynn C.S. Sweetser & Co J.N. Smith B. F. Spinney Board of Arbitration Crispins Internaonal Grand Lodge Pone Board of Arbitration Committee of Seven John McNair Mount Vernon Street Daniel Carney C. A. Sweetser & Co C. A. Coffin & Co

Workingmen Thank Boston Council for Employment Efforts

The Boston workingmen thank the City Council Committee for patient hearings and support for immediate labor on Back Bay Park. They credit Councilman Roach for introducing a resolution that produced good results and urge continued humane action during this labor crisis.

Boston Post Boston Back Bay Park Roach

Cambridge School Committee Estimates for Current Year

A Cambridge meeting approved expense figures for the year including drawing and evening schools totaling 177 475 dollars. Salaries amount to 136 750 dollars, text books 5 000, and school house upkeep 26 000, with a monthly salary schedule proposed for teachers. Prison provisions and city printing contracts were also noted.

Orcutt Committee On Rules and Regulations House of Correction East Cambridge Messrs Welch, Bigelow & Co The University Press

Boston Theatres and Halls Schedule Highlight Evening Shows

The Globe Theatre presents Sea of Ice with Miss Maude Granger. Boston Theatre features Mr Louis James in The Exiles. Boston Museum shows A Celebrated Case. Howard Athenium presents Ben McCullough. Old South Church hosts a loan collection 9 A M to 6 P M. Wesleyan Hall offers a matinee by Mr Ernst Perabo in the afternoon.

Moody Merrill Firt Street South Boston East Mattapan Mutual Pleasure Association Oakland Hall Bunker Hill Reform Club W. H. Kimball Boston Theatre John McCuwnough Eastern Star Lodge East Boston L. D. Welby Lawrence Hibernia Hall Boffin’s Bower Nellie Woods Frank Thomas Globe Theatre Maude Granger Sea of Ice Louis James Exiles Boston Museum Howard Athenium Ben McCullough OLD South Church Wesleyan Hall Ernst Perabo Harvard Musical Association Musichall Carl Zerrahn Cherubini Alfred Wilkie Mendelssohn Schumann Sterndale Bennett Brahms J. C. D. Parker New England John McCullough Coriolanus Boniface Ben McCullagh Howard Sam Devere Larry Tooley Oliver Doud Byron Perabo

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