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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1878

Page

3

New York Tate Insurance Company Annual Report Highlights

The thirty third annual report shows total revenue near eight million with investment interest over two million, policy holder receipts just over six million and cash assets up by over a million. Net surplus reaches 5 962 878 79 after careful department reviews and state approval. Agency located at 4 Post Office square, this city.

Fitzgerald Hion Mebard Frothingham Clark Boston New York Lowell Lawrence George GB. Hyde Everett School Mr Fitzgerald Lapp Ae Col. Aspinwall Godfrey Morse P. A. Collins New York Tate Insurance Company Insurance Department of the State Post Office

Regulations for carriages at the Old South Ball

The Old South Ball limits carriages in the Tremont and Winter street entrances with separate flows for those leaving and taking passengers. South End carriages head to Winter street entrance, no coupe in line, passes available from City Hall. Also notes a meeting of lady patronesses with strong ticket sales and daily spinning bee events featuring Aunt Tabitha and Mary.

Tremont Street Winter Street Washington Street Marsh City Hall Boston Tabitha Mary

Archbishop Hosts Young Men's Catholic Association Meeting

The Young Men's Catholic Association welcomed His Grace the Archbishop of Boston with local dignitaries Governor Rice and Mayor Pierce at College Hall. Father Fulton told how the group helps young men avoid vice, while the Archbishop urged steady growth and faith, as attendees toured the building.

Archbishop Williams The Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston College Young Men’s Catholic Association College Hall Boston Boston Cadet Orchestra Father Fulton W. J. McCormick Association Pierce Gov. Rice New York

Forestry lecture warns forests drive national wealth and climate

Mr Joseph S. Fay spoke at the Society of Arts on forest preservation and experiments in forest culture. He cited timber use in crafts, the shift to Delaware and Georgia timber increasing costs, and linked deforestation to famine in Asia and altered climates. He highlighted Wood's Hole planting on 125 acres showing profitable forest cultivation and urged reforestation. The event drew notable attendees including Marshall P. Wilder and Charles L. Flint.

Joseph F. Dean Lackawanna Coal Company Kirby Street Dunmore Lackawanna County Dean W. E. Woodward Dudley Street Levi Pillsbury Lyman Street William N. Clark Edward Doherty William Read North Street William H. Barry J. H. Willard Charles H. Crafts Josephine Gilbert Boushire Moses Taylor Eli May Anderson Place John Coughlan Thomas Scully Kingston Street Arthur D. J. Sondon Society of Arts Joseph S. Fay India China Asia Minor Algeria Soudan Egypt Mediterranean Europe United States Massachusetts Fay Wood’s Hole New England Fion. Marshall P. Wilder Charles L. Flint

Boston Theatres and Local News Highlight Striking Performances

The Gladiator at Boston Theatre stars John McCullough as Spartacus and Louis James as Pharsarinus with strong supporting cast. William T W Ball gives Macbeth at Union Hall, with noted vocal limits due to hall size. Globe Theatre extends Evangeline success prompting Park Theatre talks. Newton High School holds seventh annual reunion at City Hall with officers elected and a programme of oration, poem, and music. A solemn Requiem Mass for the Dead is noted at St Bernard's Church. Town statistics show 1877 expenses and 149,697.09 proposed for next year, with debt decreased to 1,060,650. Danvers.

Department of Survey and Inspection John S. Camrell Eoress Albert E. Dunning Highland Church First Congregational Church and Society Bangor City Council Brighton High School All Saints Episcopal Church Dorchester Fiske Ashmont Street Isadore Simonds No. 24 Westminster Street Wales R. H. White & Co Arcan’s Hell Noble Hill Boston Theatre New York Broadway Theatre Register Palfrey Chauncey D. Murray Boston Charles Almy, Jr John B. Callender Wait’s Hall Father Johnson Church of SS. Peter and Paul Boston Yacht Club Vermont United States Hartford Courant P. M. Macdonald A. Macdonald Columbus Avenue James T. Fields Withrow W. H. H. Murray W. M. Baker Warren Dean Lindsay P. B. Bowne Boston University Bird John McCullough Spartacus Louis James Pharsarinus McCullough James Price Crassus Messrs Allen Parks Davies Dillon Craven Barry Senona Hunter Julia Hing Lear Virginius Jack Cade Edwin Booth W.T. W. Balu Union Hall William T. W. Ball Macbeth Ball Globe Theatre Rice Park Theatre Brooklyn N. Y FE. Rice Evangeline William E. Sinn Conrad the Corsair Julius Cesar Mark Twain Aurelia Maria Brown Clarke Horatius Mark ‘Twain Boston Museumm Mme. Modjeska Howard Athenium the Howard Bryant Boston Conservatory OF Music Herman P. Chelius F. P. Whitney Wesleyan Hall Newton High School Association City Hall West Newton John F. Kent David W. Farquhar C. H Fowle J. T. Burr, Jr C. L. Strong J. E. Hills E. S. Smiley Emma L. Stevens L. O St. Bernard’s Church Father Morris Father Daley Father McCall Concord T. McManus Father Delahanty St. Francis de Sales Pope Essex Bridge

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