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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1878

Page

3

Labor Trouble Persists as Lynn Crispins Strike Severs Concessions

The Lynn shoe makers and striking operatives clash as manufacturers reject concessions. A Crispins mass meeting signals Board of Arbitration may bar returns under new terms. Firms hire new workers with permanent status while old staff at John Shaw firm may stay out as it relocates. Beverly faces riotous crowds near rail stations and shops as ex workers threaten new hires.

Lynn Board of Arbitration Jerome Ingalls & Co C. A. Coffin & Co Charles 8. Sweetser & Co B. F. Spinney & Co Morgan & Dow Bartlett & Doak John Shaw, 2d, & Brother Peabody Messrs Woodbury Brothers Beverly

Police Notes reveal multiple city crimes and arrests

Frederic Elliott alias William Stanton faced New York Police Court for a robbery from Foye and Gleason jewelry store about eight years ago. Detective Skelton, with Gov. Rice requisition, delayed until morning. Other arrests include a forged check attempt against National Security Bank, embezzlement pursuit in South Boston, break in at Sewall and Ungar carpenter shop, larceny of a harness, robbery at James Mahan’s tailor shop, and breaking into Thomas McCebe’s residence with $25 stolen.

Frederic Elliot William i. Stanton New York Police Court Messrs Foye & Gleason Skelton Gov. Rice George Davidson J. N. Palmer National Security Bank Patrick J. Owens Boston Station Eight Nicholas Perepy Sewall & Ungar Portland Street John O’ Neal George S. Haiti Canal Street John Upton Garraughty Harding James Mahan Tremont Row John Leonard Lewis Burke Andrew Kane Thomas McCebe Fellows Street

Militia Officers' Association Holds Meeting in Boston Armory

The Massachusetts Militia Officers' Association met at the Company G armory with Col. Peach presiding. Hodges was elected to the Finance Committee and Clement to the Executive Committee. The board urged raising infantry to 48 to 64 men and cavalry and artillery to 80 to 100, plus reorganization powers if disbandments occur. Rockwell urged rifle shooting improvement and militia cooperation. A Conference Committee led by Trulli Wales Strachan Edmands and Downie discussed the plan.

Boston MrEsses Lawrence Turnure Theodore Havemeyer Solon Humphreys New York Ltch Messrs Nash, Spaulding & Co Washington Agai John W. Candler William H. Grievey BEN J. Burgess & Sons P.S. Shelton & CO Standard Sugar Nash, Spaulding & Co Henry Hastings & Co Officers’ Association of the Massachusetts Militia Col. Peach Alfred B. Hodges Third Battalion of Infantry A. M. Clement Cavalry General Court H. T. Rockwell Massachusetts Rifle Association E. J. Trulli Nathaniel Wales W. M. Strachan T. F. Edmands William Downie

Man Injured in Wagon Fall on Oak Street

John Campbell, of 40 Oneida Street, fell from his wagon on Oak Street yesterday and dislocated his right shoulder. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.

John Campbell Oneida Street Oak Street City Hospital

Fire alarms fire clothes in closet at Hayes Court

A blaze from box 45 at 10 10 yesterday morning burned clothes in a closet of a house occupied by Daniel McNamara on Hayes Court near Putnam Avenue. Damage listed as slight. A separate coast accident injured a girl on Gore Street. Henry D Yerxa of the Fifth Ward Common Council is ill and plans a southward health trip.

Webster Marshfield Daniel Webster Fletcher Webster Ashburton John Thomas Lord Ashburton Massachusettes Mutual Insurance Company Mattapan Old Colony Railroad Taylor Milk Street Batterymarch Street Horace Fairbanks Crosby Steam Gauge Company Suigut Frre Daniel McNamara Hayes Court Putnam Avenue John Farracy Carson Street Gore Street Henry D. Yerxa Common Council Fifth Ward Lynn G. W. Rand Woburn Almshouse William Adams Massachusetts Democratic Chelsea T. P. Dresser The Little Giant River Street Waltham Boston Manufacturing Company Mary Holland Norwood

Harvard Symphony Concert Impresses with Strong Solo and Overture

The Harvard Musical Association held its seventh symphony concert in Music Hall with Carl Zerrabin conducting. Programs featured Cherubini’s Paniska overture, Saint-Saens piano concerto in minor, Parker’s Iliawatha overture, Mendelssohn Scotch vivace, and Schumann fourth in D minor. John A. Preston and Mr Parker received hearty encores for standout pieces.

Harvard Symphony Harvard Musical Association Music Hall Carl Zerrabin Cherubini Saint-Saens Iliawatha J. C. D. Parker Mendelssohn Schumann John A. Preston Preston Ulawatha Parker Messrs Scchuberto

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