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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

5

Riderless horse follows Wheeler in Brooklyn funeral procession

New York January funeral for Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler draws thousands. A riderless horse leading the casket draped in Stars and Bars and Stars and Stripes symbolizes his Civil War service. The cortege crosses the Brooklyn Bridge to St Thomas Church, then to Jersey City for train transport to Arlington.

New York Joseph Wheeler Washington Wheeler General Wheeler Sterling Smith Columbia Heights Brooklyn

General Wheeler to Lie in State at St Johns and Arlington

General Wheeler's body arrives in Washington and will lie in state at St Johns Episcopal Church until 2 p.m. under a military guard of honor. After the ceremony the body proceeds to Arlington National Cemetery with a military escort including Engineer Corps battalion cavalry squadron and all Fort Myer artillery.

Washington, Jan Wheeler St. John’s Episcopal Church National Cemetery Arlington Engineer Corps Fort Myer

New Charges by Rev Shields Against Patrolman Shea

The Rev Albert B Shields of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer South Boston files new assaults charges against Patrolman William J Shea of Division 12. District Attorney Moran is enlisted as hearings loom before the Police Board, following prior rude conduct accusations by Rev H M A Tivans. The case centers on Marine Park incidents involving Shields daughters and other young women, with Moran expected to attend to ensure justice.

Albert B. Shields Episcopal Church of the Redeemer South Boston William J. Shea Division 12 H. M. A. Tivans Peninsular District Trict John B. Moran Police Board Shea Marine Park Shields Moran Mr. Moran Fivans Lois Fivans Evans M Street Broadway Mar. Shea

A HEALTHY OLD AGE Help for Women in Change of Life

An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best medicine for women during change of life. It cites nervous exhaustion, fatigue, flushing, and irritability, claiming the remedy builds up strength and stops spells and back or head pains. Mrs Mary L Koehne of Chicago testifies to benefits after using six bottles. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for free advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mary L. Koehne Garfield Avenue Chicago

Chelsea Citizen Falls Dead While Shaving

John Fitz a 58 year old Chelsea resident died suddenly at his home 40 Bellingham Street while shaving. He was a salesman for the Murdock Parlor Grate Company of Boston and an organist for Masonic Wall. He belonged to Star of Bethlehem Lodge and other Masonic bodies and left a widow and two adult sons.

John Fitz Chelsea Bellingham Street Fitz Murdock Parlor Grate Company Boston Star of Tethlehem Lodge Freemasons Masonic Wall

Cassidy Co Bucket Shop Shuts In Allen Dioelsom Park

In January 1888 the bucket shop of J C Cassidy & Co on Allen Dioelsom Park Street is found shut and silent after being closed all day yesterday with no activity observed.

T.eominstier J. C. Cassidy & Co Allen Dioelsom Park Street

Bombs Explode In Neighborhood Reconstruction Fire

A bomb found with a fuse hole and sticky explosive residue was turned to a chemist. A large fragment blasted into William J Riordan's home on Union avenue, lodging in a wall. Paul Moszcynski, owner, suspected revenge but denied trouble over foreclosure. A Polish Workmen's Union meeting on Mead street discussed the blast, with officials offering no clear action.

Union Avenue William J. Riordan Paul Moszcynski Moszcynski Organiza

Terrible Explosion Levels Homes. occupants survive miraculously

Miss Burakiewik recounts escaping with minor injuries after a blast wrecked a house off the back stairs. Neighbors heard screams as beams collapsed and the kitchen flooded with debris. The Moszcynski family, including three children, were awakened by the shock. the baby remained unharmed. Lutkewitz and Magdalena were hurt by falling plaster. Police Chief Stone says detectives are on the case.

Daniel Butkowitz Lutkewitz Magdalena Stone Foreve

New England Division Conductors Celebrate 22d Banquet At Nottingham

New England Division 157, Order of Railway Conductors, held its 22d annual celebration and banquet at the Nottingham yesterday with about 200 in attendance. Officers for 1906 were announced: C. E. Cone chief conductor H. L. Austin assistant chief conductor C. W. Merrill secretary treasurer I. Hutchinson senior conductor H. Strout junior conductor H. G. Culver inside sentinel H. S. Bates outside sentinel. Attendees included Charles H. Wilkins of Cedar Rapids Iowa and P. WU.

New England Division 157 Order of Railway Conductors Nottingham C. E. Cone H. L. Austin C. W. Merrill 1. Hutchinson HH. By Strout H. G. Culver Inside Sentinel H. S. Bates Outside Sentinel Charles H. Wilkins Cedar Rapids Towa P. WU

Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic

An advertisement extols Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as a system builder and cold prevention aid. It claims mild heat, appetite stimulation, liver support, and stomach tone, asserting the product boosts health and resistance to illness when taken at intervals. Bottles are full quarts with branded labels, sold by licensed dealers and druggists.

Graves Maryland Chester II Graves & Sons

Trade union divisions from multiple regions named

Morrison assistant superintendent of the B. and A. division of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad and J M Downey of the New Haven and Hartford Railroad, with members from Division 317 New Haven, Division 870 Providence, Division 54 New York City, and Divisions 122 and 418 Boston.

Three chances now open to Charles L Tucker

In South Boston a Post reporter reports Councillor Sullivan saying the Governor's council was asked to remain silent on the Tucker appeal. He notes other councillors decline to comment and hints the request came from authority. The piece records attempts to gauge sentiment from other council members and officials.

Charles L. Tucker Sullivan Tucker Governors Council Michael J Big Mike) Sullivan Mast Fourth Street South Boston Post Draper Pratt Middleboro Lytle Worcester Bigney Attleboro

Tucker Dejected Yesterd ay Before Execution

Charles L. Tucker voiced hope he would not die in the electric chair. He told his father at East Cambridge jail that interference would occur and he would be free, while guards noted his nerve fading as the death sentence loomed. Legal efforts, including possible governor action, cloud his fate.

Charles T. Tucker East Cambridge Mr. Tucker Charles IL. Tucker Tucker James H. Vahey Nfe Governor Guild Grey Tucker Auburndale United States Supreme Court Sunday Post

Tucker appeal stance stirs clemency talk

Warren W. Rawson of Arlington, on Governor Guild’s staff, defined his view on Tucker’s appeal last evening. He said jurors were justified in convicting Tucker given undisclosed damaging evidence, and declined to discuss clemency referral to the governor’s executive council.

Charles L. Tucker Warren W. Rawson Arlington Governor Guild Tucker

Costly Chinese gifts for Alice Roosevelt

The Dowager Empress has sent to the American legation a number of wedding presents for Miss Alice Roosevelt. They consist of costly jewels, silks and ermine robes.

Perkin

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