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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1906

Page

9

Nurse From Newark Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

A trained Newark nurse testifies to eight years of experience with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports cure of severe female ailments within four months. She urges other women to try the remedy, claiming it is the safest and most universally successful treatment for female diseases known to medicine.

Martha Pohlman Chester Avenue Newark N. J Blockley Training School Philadelphia Philadelphia Hospital Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Lynn Mass

Cheswell Dies After 44 Years With Boston Fire Dept

Chief William T. Cheswell of the Boston Fire Department died yesterday morning at the Haymarket Relief Station after directing his men at a fire on Commercial Street. Born in 1843, Cheswell joined as a fireman in 1868 and rose through ranks to chief in 1901, leaving a wife, two sons, and a daughter. Assistant Chief Mullen assumed command at 7 am, with District Chief Sennett and Captain Byron placed in supporting roles.

Baseman William T. Cheswell Boston Fire Department Haymarket Commercial Street Webber Joe Mullen Hathaway Shay City Hospital Stickney Cheswell Boston Fire Commission Engine 4 Barnicoat House of Engine Company 4 John Regan Russell Mason Street Chief Webber Fire Department Wells Department Sennett Fifth District Ladder 18 Byron Boseman

Deaths of three fire chiefs linked by strange coincidence

A sequence of fire department leaders dies within two years, Lewis P. Webber retired chief in 1904, Henry S. Russell 1905 fire commissioner, William T. Cheswell chief 1906. Commissioner Wells lauds Cheswell as a devoted, lifelong public servant who died in harness after injuries, praising his duty, loyalty, and sacrifice.

Lewis P. Webber Henry S. Russell William T. Cheswell Dept

Boston Fire Chief Cheswell Dies Before Firemen Ball

Chief Cheswell perished quietly several hours before the fire scene and members of the department learned of his death. He was directing apparatus on Commercial street when he suddenly turned away from the fire and began moving toward Ladder &.

Boston Cheswell Russell Commercial Street

Firemen's Annual Festival Clouded by Chief Cheswell's Death

The Boston fire department ball drew thousands to Mechanics Hall where Chief Cheswell’s death cast a mournful pall. Tributes poured in as the era of chiefs and city leaders, including Fire Commissioner Wells and Mayor Fitzgerald, were recalled, while a somber band played and portraits framed the stage.

Mechanics’ Hall Cheswell Commissioner Wells Chief Cheswell

New Chief Mullen Named For South Boston Fire Dept

Mr Mullen born in South Boston June 2 1850 began as iron moulder then joined Engine 15 in 1873 and Engine 23 in 1876. Promoted captain Aug 8 1881 to Engine 15 on Dorchester Avenue where he first served. He lives in South Boston with wife and five children. He led Firemen's Relief Association and belongs to Knights of Columbus Heptasophs Charitable Irish Society and Royal Arcanum.

Mr. Mullen Boston Dorchester Avenue Northampton Street Chief Mullen South Boston South Boston High School Firemen’s Relief Association Knights of Columbus, Heptasophs Irish Society Royal Arcanum

Meeting sites teased for painters’ convention choice

In Birmingham on February 15 the International Association of House Painters and Decorators held talks on the next convention site with Boston Rochester and Norfolk as contenders for the gathering venue.

Birmingham Ala International Association of House Painters and Decorators Boston Rochester Norfolk

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William H. Hathaway Bill Me Martha Pohlman Minard Charles Wood Providence R. I 3. M.garfity Kenney B. YY Wells J.A. Nullen Messrs Elmer Chickering Cheswell Mars Fitzgerald Benjamin W. Wells Whelton Hennessey Joseph M. Garrity Margaret Bradley Mayor Fitzgerald Joseph Kenney Joseph A. Dolan Yan C. J. Hickey D. J. Quinn J. A. Cutler B. FF. McCarty W. IL. Johnson J. W. Shea T. J. Lynch J. F. Lawler M. F. Silva P. J. Donovan John Pendely T. L. Darcy Jacob Hyman J. J. Higgins TY. H. Fox J. C W. T. Hall J. J. Connolly P L. Curran P. F. Dowling M. J. Gleason J. J. Carty J. P. Mahoney G. F. Murphy Henry M. Hawkins Samuel Abbott, Jr Benjamin F. Underhill George W. Stimpson J A Webber John A. Mullten Nathan L. Hussey John Grady Peter I. McDonough Brown S. Flanders John A. Mullen Patrick E. Keyes Daniel F. Sennett Boston Theatre Lawrence McCarty Babes America Jehu Alexander Dumas Senator West Lincoln Roosevelt Four Corners of the Earth Frank A. Piunsey Fifth Ave New York Entertainments TROTA Charles Frohman Esther Ella Wheeler Wilcox Lnscombe Searelle Luscombe Searelle Persia Empire Empire Stock Co Lindsay Theatre Tel Johson Mer Bartley Campbell Dorothy Vernon Haddon Hall Champagne Comedien Troja Howard Millman Leroy and Lavanion Antrim Peters Will J. McDermott Carew Hayes Crowley Foley Kimball Donovan Hallman Alice Taylor Keith’s Drew Petching Brothers Bedford & Winchester Caprice Lynn and Fay Gilroy, Haynes and Montgomery Boyd Coleman Somers and Law Mosher Houghton and Mosher Otto Brothers Aerial Smiths Lillian Ashley Cardownie Sisters Mr. and Mrs David Mannes Wee Potter Hall Huntington Ave Symphony Hall Herrick’s Copley Square Robert Edeson Strongheart Grand Opera House Bowdoin AAAS Castle Sq Down-Town Winter St GLOBE Return of the Ernes Hocan David Hi Ev'gs Ives Rufus Rastus Mme. Emma L. H. Mudgett Lyceum NEW York Stars Tremont Theatre Edwardes Transcript Princess Beggar Herald Capital Entertainment Sam S Lee Shubert Ince Paula Edwardes Edward Paulton Alfred G. Robyn Frank Smithson Traveler Washington Colonial Theatre Frank Daniels Sergeant Brue Hierem York JOY Washington, ST Fall River Van's Washington St
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