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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1898

Page

1

Funeral procession for Major Grady and three others in Boston

Boston honors Major P J Grady Major M J O Connor Corporal Joseph D Lane and Private Francis W Carey of the Ninth Massachusetts with a public funeral at East Armory. About 26000 citizens passed through the draped hall for a twelve hour viewing as cadets stood vigil and flowers filled the space.

Grady Corporal Lane Private Carey Ninth Massachusetts Regiment East Armory East Newton Cathedral of the Holy Boss First Corps of Cadets the Catheral Cortece Fifth Regiment Lane Carey Grand Army of the Republic East Boston Ancient Order of Hibernians Montgomery Light Guard Catholic Order of Foresters Royal Society of Good Fellows Boylston School Association Wolcott Quincy Major Grady Cathedral Washington Street Hanover Street Hanover Fleet Maverick Square Meridian Street Chelsea Bridge Chelsea Square Everett Avenue Holy Cross Cemetery Malden Boston P. J. Grady M. J. O’connor Joseph D. Lane Francis W. Carey Bneath Cuba Newton Street St. James Street

Cigar Ad and Memorial Flower Tributes Across A Nation

A vivid ad copy touts cheap cigars while a scene of solemn tribute unfolds. Tributes arrive for fallen soldiers as flowers cover caskets and mourners reflect on sacrifice and memory amid Cuba and fever camps.

Czar Proposes Worldwide Conference for Lasting Peace

A note from Count Muraviev to foreign diplomats outlines Russia’s push for an international conference to curb armaments and pursue universal peace. The proposal calls for discussion among major powers to end the arms race and reduce military burdens, aiming to unite nations under equitable, lasting security.

London Count Muravieff St. Petersburg Europe Russia Germany France

Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shot Among Guides in Kineo

In Kineo Maine John Smart 36 was shot through the left lung by Paul Peters during a dispute at the guides' house. Smart died the next day Peters surrendered to Sheriff Gehigan and will be taken to Dover for a hearing. Peters previously confined in an Augusta insane asylum.

Kineo John Smart Paul Peters Peters Smart Gehigan Dover Bridge Augusta

President McKinley Enjoys Restful Day in Somerset

President McKinley visits Somerset Pennsylvania for a quiet day. He walks with his brother Abner, chats with locals, attends morning church, and then departs with Mrs. McKinley for a country drive.

Somerset Penn McKinley Abner Methodist Episcopal Church Abner McKinley

Czar's Note Stirs London Press Across Papers

London editors weigh the Czar's note with salt as the Daily Chronicle sees a possible disarmament olive branch stifled by German and French advisers. The editorial notes the encyclical as a landmark document in national sentiment and urges cautious interpretation.

London Daily Chronicle Paris William Jerusalem M. Hanotaux The Chronicle

Distributive Agents Estabrook and Eaton Partners

fragmented OCR item notes James Ollins and Co acting as agents for a distributive firm. Readable details indicate agency involvement with Estabrook Eaton partners in a local trade context.

Estabrook & Eaton James Ollns & CO

Narrow Escape of Wahneta Party in Ship Channel Crash

A fast racer named Wahneta carrying eleven guests including Hiram Patterson and F E Colburn crashed into the steamer Juhia ta in Ship Channel. The crew and passengers were saved with three injured, including W M Paul with a broken rib and Pearl Patterson bruised. Captain Patterson, ex commodore of the Columbia Yacht Club, led the party from City Point for Hull when the collision occurred at dawn.

Juhiata Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company Wahneta Hiram Patterson Boston Harry Hagan F. E. Colburn Concord N. H Fred Colburn W. M. Paul William McCormick J. J. Donovan Pearl Patterson

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