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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1903

Page

7

Imposing Funeral for Late Thomas W Flood in South Boston

Immense concourse attended the funeral held from the Flood home opposite Gate of Heaven Church in East Fourth Street. About 2500 inside and as many outside filled the church while over 100 carriages followed to Calvary Cemetery. The service was a solemn high mass officiated by Rev. Robert J. Johnson with Elks ritual at the gravesite conducted by Henry L. Johnson.

Boston Thomas W. Flood Gate of Heaven Church East Fourth Street Robert J. Johnson Lawrence J. Slattery Mathew J. Flaherty Edward Carey John J. Norton Charles A. Kelley Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks C. J. Moriarty Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club D. A. McDonald South Boston Council The Knights of Columbus Edward JL. Logan Mattapannock Club Hugh W. Bresnahan South Boston Heptasophs Michael J. Murray Winthrop Council Royal Arcanum Joseph J. Casey Celtic Club William J. Murphy Mt. Washington Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen Bernard Kelley City Point Catholic Association William J. Feeley South Boston Citizens’ Association Joseph B R. MacCormack Joseph B. Murphy P. Joseph O’leary John B. Maliff John D. Carmody Calvary Father Johnson Elks Henry L. Johnson Boston Lodge Flood Postman South

Anti Washington Sentiment Rises in Boston

Boston observers claim about 6000 of 16,000 black residents oppose Booker T. Washington while a mass meeting at Zion Church degenerated into a riot. W M Trotter and Guardian editors allege a third of attendees oppose Washington and fault his stance on politics and civil rights.

Boston Booker T. Washington W. M. Trotter The Guardian Mr. Washington A. M. BH. Zion Massachusetts Booker Washington Washington Bernard Charles Zion Church the Guardian Post United States New York Russia Falmouth Street Sawyer Street Bow Street Everett Burke Maude A. Trotter Malley

Alabama State Colored Baptist Convention condemns attack on Principal Booker

The Alabama State Colored Baptist convention meeting in Tuskegee adopted a resolution denouncing the assault on Principal Booker. The document condemns the violence and calls for accountability while reaffirming commitment to student safety and school integrity.

Tuskegee Ala Alabama State Colored Baptist Convention Booker

Daylight police tour by Judge Emmons ends at Station 5

Judge Emmons chairman of the Police Board conducted a daylight patrol through Roxbury Dorchester and the South End ending at Station 5 where he praised patrolmen Brett and McKee for recent arrests and lauded officers named for handling incidents. He toured Dorchester Savin Hill beach Roxbury and Station 6 before returning home saying he was satisfied with the day’s trip.

Judge Emmons Police Board Roxbury Dorchester South End Station 5 Brett and McKee Brett Big Mollie Albany Columbus Avenue McDuff Murphy Morse Leary Underhill McNally Horahan Campbell North Emmons Jemmons Savin Hill East Dedham Street

Brightest Bay State Parochial Senior Wins O'Brien Honors

Anna Louise O'Brien, 14, graduate of St Mary’s Parochial School Brookline, tops 107 students from 37 diocesan schools in a scholarship contest. She will attend Notre Dame Academy Roxbury for four years after leading her class at graduation. She lives with grandparents at 41 Harvard Street Brookline.

Anna Louise O’brien Bay State St. Mary’s Parochial School Brookline Archdiocese of Boston St. Mary's School Anna Notre Dame Academy Roxbury Berkeley Street Lowell St. Joseph’s Academy Brighton Harvard Street

Nerves of Cahill Survive Knee Probe at Emergency Hospital

James Cahill showed remarkable fortitude at the Emergency Hospital as Dr. MecOdrum searched his knee for a steel fragment from a fly wheel explosion at Manchester by the Sea. Cahill refused etherization, endured the probing, and the steel fragment nearly three quarters of an inch in diameter was removed.

James Cahill MecOdrum Cahill Manchester-by-the-Sea

Tilly Cohen Celebrates Wedding Anniversary Dinner

Actress Tilly Cohen hosted a supper at Hotel St. Leon to mark one year of marriage. More than 75 theatre colleagues attended. Mrs. Burnham directed service and Toby Lyons presented Cohen with a gold handbag containing $50. Guests danced after.

Tilly Cohen Palace Theatre Hotel St. Leon Burnham Toby Lyons Miss Cohen

Italian Bark Vermont Crew Rescued After Three Days Adrift

The Vermont crew of Captain Marina and 12 men, bound Genoa to St. John’s in ballast, clung to their capsized vessel for three days after a gale and shifting ballast. The French tank steamer Le Lion rescued them near mid ocean and brought the crew to Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Penn Vermont Genoa St. John’s N. F le Lion Seville Gibraltar Marcus Hook Marina

Melrose Man Arrested for Embezzlement

New York dated July 31 reports detectives arrested Edward J. Gerry a Melrose Island book keeper for alleged embezzlement of 2267 dollars from the Boston firm Hyde Wheeler.

New York Edward Gerry Melrose Iss Hyde & Wheeler Boston

Two Workmen Hurt At Winthrop Avenue Bridge Site

Two serious accidents at the Winthrop avenue bridge site of New England Construction Company left workers badly injured. George B. Davis of 86 Cherry street Chelsea fell sixty feet while reeving rope, fractured skull, seven facial cuts, foot trapped in boom, taken to Frost Hospital in serious condition. Herro Rowe of 127 Division street Chelsea was struck by a heavy plank falling two feet, injuring the spine, also taken to Frost Hospital.

Winthrop Avenue Bridge Revere New England Construction Company George BE. Davis Cherry Street Chelsea Frost Hospital Heror Rowe Division Street

King Edward and Queen Alexandra Visit Ireland Route

King Edward and Queen Alexandra traveled from Galway to Kenmare meeting crowds at each stop. They visited Dereen House, hosted by Lord Lansdowne, and then sailed aboard the Victoria and Albert toward Queenstown. The tour drew large loyal crowds and bright weather.

Galway Ireland King Edward Queen Alexandra Kenmare Dereen House Lord Lansdowne Beechaven Victoria and Albert Queenstown Limerick

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