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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1881

Page

3

Meetings and events span New England shoe trade and civic talks

The New England Shoe and Leather association meets at the shoe exchange today at 11 AM. Public lectures include Self Reliance by Rev Winkley on Practical Ethics at the Christian Union, ventilation by Sidney Smith at Centre Street Roxbury, and Paper and its manufacture by Lieut. Gov. Byron Weston at Boylston Street. Brimmer School adjourns Saturday for officer elections. Funeral of Romanzo J. Dolan held at St Francis de Sales with pallbearers named. Roxbury library and Gellows Atheneum report added books, 5530 readers, 12837 magazines, and 22018 books circulated.

New England Shoe and Leather Association Shoe and Leather Exchange Summer Bedford Streets H. Winkley Christian Union Boylston Street Byron Weston Young Men’s Christian Union Brimmer School Association Common Street J. Dolan St. Francis de Sales Vernon Street Garrett H. Keefe Thomas M. Watson J. D. Be

Henschel Concert Opens Boston Season With Bailey Duo

The first Henschel concert at the Medonaon in Boston featured Henschel and Miss Lillian Bailey performing vocal and piano works. The program included arias from Orfeo and Almira, Schubert songs, Brahms lullaby, and choral pieces, with strong audience enthusiasm ahead of the Tremont temple second show.

Henschel Hensenel Lillian Bailey Orfeo Haydn Vieni Oh Cara Agrippina Schubert der Nussbaum Lchumann Brahms Miss Bailey Mr. Henschel Chas. Kingsley Miss Bailey Fenschel Tremont Temple Boston Theatre Blanche Roosevelt Longfellow Miss Roosevelt Denman Thompson Joshua Whitcomb Theodore ‘Thomas Mapleson Opera Providence Worcester Thomas Josefty Amy Sherwin Park Theatre Lawrence Barrett Yorick Bjoerson Boston Museum The Guy'’nor

Boston Firemen's Relief Fund Trustees Report

The trustees of the Boston Firemen's Relief fund prepared a report for the department. Organized May 11, 1880, they have paid money to nearly a hundred applicants. By year end the balance showed 9 005 04 received from ball committee and 8 000 00 invested in city bonds.

Boston Firemen’s Relief Fund Ball Committee City of Boston John Bartlett James Munroe John W. Regan Joseph Dunbar George Brown J. F. Hewins H. W. Longley James ¥. Rogers G. A. Fuller Cant Witham F. Cheswell

City Council Proceedings Mention Clerk Appointment and Finance Rules

Mayor appoints Frederick E. Goodrich as mayor's clerk and orders licenses for minor sales to be restrained. A joint special committee is formed to protect city interests in the Mystic valley sewer petition. Rules for refreshments bills are debated and adopted. A finance committee notes a US Senate ballot, Dawes elected. The session adjourns to join the House for journal comparison.

Frederick E. Goodrich Board of Aldermen Mystic Valley Messrs. Hagar Greenough Committee of Conference Whitmore Ward 12 Auditor of Accounts Committee On Accounts Ward 9 Hague Ward 10 Hart Ward 18 Brimbecom Denney Matthews Welchers Hosley Quigley Teevan Old South Association Hagar Prison Point Bridge Gove Fitzpatrick Murphy Charles River Park Pratt City of Boston Charles River West Boston Park Commissioners Council Committee On Public Buildings Bennett Suffolk Joint Special Committee On Reed Bristol Commonwealth Senate House Committee On Joint Committee On Labor Sandwich and Mercantile Eavings Committee On Banks and Banking Insurance Commissioner

A Mid 19th Century House Session Votes for Senator Dawes

The Massachusetts House met at 2 pm with Speaker Noyes presiding. Petitions opposed biennial elections and urged reforms on schools, water supply, and divorce laws. The treasurer reported receipts of 15.5 million and payments of 10.3 million. The House then voted for senator with Dawes leading, followed by Butler and Long in the tally.

Senate President Bishop Mr. Hastings Worcester John P. Jones Mr. Ingalls Clinton Chas. H. Fernald Boston Timothy Laughlan L. B W. Weiby Wm. H. Burbeck Beverly A. H. Hill L. Hull Nathaniel Seaver School Committee Massachusetts Baptist Convention Newton Theological Institution Massachusetts Baptist Conference Henry C. Graves Haverhill Boston Conference of Baptist Ministers Evangelical Ministers’ Association Daniel Upton Adams South Adams Aros Smith Great Pond Edgartown Julius Brockwell Lenox Housatonic Holmes Hall Union Wharf Company Farmer 8 Gardner Manufacturing Company Springfield Wim. Lloyd Edwin Bowley Boston and Maine Railroad Merrimack River Treasury House Henry L. Dawes Messrs Albee Allen Frank D Ames Andrew Bail Barley Baker Thomas J Barton Beckford Bidwell Bixby Bosworth Brackett Bradford Brown Charles F Edward P Leonard William’ B Bryant Buck Budington Bugbee Bulloch Bumstead Burpee Burr Edwin S Burt Butler Joan Haskell Canterbury Carleton Clapp Clark Coffin Collamore Coney Corey Cranoall Crowell Curtis Cushman Davis Dickerman Dorman Eager Eddy Edwards Farrar Fay George F Fellows Ornard Fifield Fiske Floyd Forbes Foster Fowler Freeman French Fuller Gage Gaskill Gifford James K Gilman Thomas K Hadley Hale Hamlin Startwell Hayden Hemphill Hill Hoar Hoover Hughes Jefferson Jenks Jewett Johnson Keith Kelley Watson B Kendall Lawrence Learnard Lincoln Livermore Lodge Lock Lyon Mansfield Marshall McFarlin Metcalf Miller Milliken Morrison Morse Muzzey Newell Noyes Chas Increase E Packard Paddock Parmentier Parratt Peck Phillips Poor Porter Burrill Prouty Reed Rice Richardson Nathaniel Solon O Root Sanborn Sawin Sawyer Scott Searles Shaw Shepard George A Harvey N Sheppard Joel F Slocum Smith Remember Zenas E Snow Sprague Stevens Edward G Ezra A Jno. T Stickney Joseph W Stover Stowe Strong Sullivan Swift Tapley Tappar Taylor Thayer Tacomas Thompson Tinkham Tufts Arthur W Joseph A Valpey Vinal Wales Walker Wardwell Warren Webster John G Wells Whitney Wilcox Wittcutt Wilson Wonson Benjamin F. Butler Mesers Burke Carpenter Carroll Cauley Cleveland Cronk Dever Galvin Gargan Gill Howard Joyce Kelly Lamb Love Mahoney McCullough McDonald MccGahey McGeough McManus McSorley Meilen Moriarty Mullane Nichols O'Donnell O'Neil Plunkett Quirk Reade Robbins Russell Stanton Steele Vining White Wood Wright John D. Long Messrs. Allen Lowell Almy Bowerman Fall River Chamberlin Cogswell Davenport Donovan Evans Salem Goopnwin Goulding Hatch Jugginson Howland Jacobs Jones Mackintosh Marble Rand F. R. Webster Taunton Horace Gray Mr. Merritt Theodore Russell Mr. Walker

Fresh Dandelions to Holland Herring Daily Market Prices

A dense list of produce and seafood prices with varieties such as fresh dandelions spinach celery and cranberries alongside fish items like pickerel salmon lobsters striped bass and cod. Includes per peck per pound per quart and per keg quotes, noting a green turtle price rise and multiple basket and bucket costs.

Philadelphia Rhode Island California Malaga Georgia

Noted Berkshire Citizen Gershom Fitch Dies at 79

Gershom M. Fitch a famed Berkshire resident died at Clayton New Marlboro Friday January 14 at age 79. A Society of Friends member and farmer he held town and county offices and served in the state legislature in 1842 and 1856. He helped lead the free soil movement and was a Buffalo convention delegate in 1848. He married Almeda L. Rood fifty four years ago and leaves three daughters and a son Robert G. Fitch of the Boston Post.

Berkshire Clayton New Marlboro Society of Friends Free Soil Movement Free Soil Convention Berkshire County Buffalo Almeda L. Rood Robert G. Fitch The Boston Post

Spinners Union Meets. No Wage Action Taken

In Fal River Massachusetts a Spinners' union meeting discussed wages but took no action and adjourned to Saturday evening. During the week shop meetings will be held in all mills. Flint mill spinners struck today over grievances about mule speed.

General Theological Library General Theological Library Association West Street Robert C. Winthrop Charles L. Flint Laban Pratt Wm. A. Goodwn Peters. Brooks Abbott Lawrence, Jr M. R. Wendell George Ropes George ©. Shattuck A. J. Patterson D. D Luther ¥Arnhaw Samuel £. Sawyer Fal River Mass Spinners’ Union Flint

Death of Captain Chilson in Texas

Adjutant General Drum announced that Captain George W. Chilson of the eighth United States Cavalry killed himself with a revolver in a Texas Fort Duncan unit. He leaves a wife and two children. Chilson, a Michigan native, was stationed at Fort Duncan, Texas.

Washington Drum George W. Chilson Eighth United States Cavalry Fort Duncan Texas Chilson Michigan

Stage attack near Fort Cummings verified near Denver

On January 14 a stage eight miles east of Fort Cummings was attacked by a 34 person band of supposed Indians. Passengers were robbed and four were reported killed. Mail bags were carried off and United States troops pursue. It is rumored robbers may be disguised whites.

Denver Col Fort Cummings United States

Pool Tournament Upsets Narrow Field as Eliminations Continue

New York reports from January 18 show Joseph King defeating Albert Lambert 11 to 6 in pool, Alonzo Morris beating Morris Field 11 to 4 and C Schaefer 11 to 7, and Albert Frey overcoming Otis Fields 11 to 5. Schaefer Lambert and Fields are now eliminated.

New York Joseph King Albert Lambert Alonzo Morris Morris Field C. Schaefer Albert Frey Otis Fields Lambert Fields

Winter hardship of fluctuating workers urged by reader

In a letter to the Boston Post, Enn ie Collins appeals for aid to unemployed women and girls facing cold and debt as seasonal work ends. She notes these “fluctuating hands” support families and struggle to find steady domestic work lacking recommendations. A January 25 annual fair, run by Macular Parker & Co. at 1031 Washington Street, will raise funds for free dinners until spring trade returns.

Commissioner of Prisons Reformatory Prison For Women Virginia New York United States Concord Inland Fisheries Commissioners On Inland Fisheries California Nashua Groton Pepperell Saugus River Merrimack Lowell Lawrence Winchester Holyoke Connecticut Baird Washington Jewksbury Baurd Europe Boston Post Macular, Parker & Co Bower Washington Street Ennie Collins

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Hope Cedar Grove Wiles Powers Wharton Emery Eelands Jay Public Hurtress Gomez Hiton McCormick Cotton Leevan Rogers Costello Hilton Treasury Dept Dana Swap Water—Greenough Mullett Biart Walsh Stony Brook Bowker New Bridge Charlestown - Hilton Ford Lauten Uvlerke Fairpatrick Ity Hogar Public Library Mt Hope 5Wan Auchor Ward 7 Committee On Insurance Abbott Atlen Bishop Converse Cook Corbin Crocker Fessenden Fogg Gaylord Hall Hannum Hastines Horton Knowlton Moore Norwood Ray Lee Richmond Rockwell Rolfe Tirrell Whiton Winship Lilley van Nostrand Legislature Hyannis Savings Bank Ae Ee Cent Essex Committee On Agriculture Amesbury and Salisbury Committee On Prisons Speaker Noyes Higginson Higginton Committee On Military Affairs Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Superior Court Randolph Committee On Federal Relations Congress Connecticut River Hartford Nabant Lyne Tertown Henry L. P Benj. F. Buller Theodore Henry L. 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