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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
5
Tucker to be buried today at Worcester
Charles L. Tucker, electrocuted for Mabel Page's murder, will be laid to rest in Worcester. The funeral from Bourke street Auburndale at 10:30 a.m. will be private, officiated by Rev. William Copley Winslow, with burial at Hope Cemetery after transport from Riverside station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Charles L.tucker
Mabel Page
Bourke Street
Auburndale
William Copley Winslow
Boston
Tucker
Episcopal Church
Lucy A. Tucker
Walter. Tucker
Adam Horle
James H. Vahey
Riverside
Boston & Albany
Hope Cemetery
Tuckers
Charles
Cambridge Lovers Quietly Married at Greina Green
Mary Celia Cotter, 24, of East Cambridge, secretly wed John T. Carroll, 40, an engineer with a Boston department store, after a Tuesday ceremony in Pawtucket Rhode Island. They now reside separately while plans for the future remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Greina Green
John Carroll
Boston
Thorndike Stret
East Cambridge
Dailey Jr and MacQuarrie Tie Wedding at Cambridge Home
Charles W. Dailey Jr and Miss Annie Jeannette MacQuarrie were united in marriage last evening at 64 Garfield Street Cambridge with Rev Dr Alexander MacKensie officiating. Miss Daisie MacQuarrie sister of the bride served as maid of honor and sole attendant in a ceremony attended only by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dailey, Jr
Annie Jeannette MacQuarrie
Garfield Street
Cambridge
Alexander MacKensie
Daisie MacQuarrie
Tucker writes to Walter hoping his name will be cleared
Tucker letters his brother Walter praising Walter’s wife and expressing hope that his name will be cleared someday. He refers to Walter as a brother and speaks warmly of his family.
Floral Tributes From Friends Across Town
Miss Eleanor Edith Whitcomb sent roses while Mrs A Blodgett and Miss Ella F Gale contributed baskets of flowers. William D Wiggin now in California sent sweet peas. Little Willie sent a roses bouquet and unknown sender left a rose tribute. Mr and Mrs W H Waterman of Waltham and August Albricht with Mrs Otto Gunther paid floral respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Albricht
Otto Gunther
Forest Hills
Letter From Charles Tucker to His Parents
The note shows Charles L. Tucker expressing innocence and asking his parents to endure his death bravely. He mentions wide support from James and Mr. Vahey, seeks burial near family, and hopes to reunite in another world, stressing love and gratitude despite hardship.
Final Words From Charlie to Family in Confession Letter
A short, poignant note from Charlie to his brother and family expresses bravery and innocence. He asks his sister, mother, and father to bear up, and asks that Maud be remembered with affection. He hopes the truth will clear his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Maud
Charlie
Letter from Charlie appealing for innocence before execution
In a stark joint note to his brother Walter and Walter's wife Charlie from Charlestown Mass. writes he faces an easy death and claims innocence though the law is against him. He asks his family to stay brave and hopes to see them in the next world, dated June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Louis
Walter
Inez
Florence
Charlie
Tucker
Brother
Charlestown
Mass
Friend
East Cambridge
Letter from a condemned innocent youth to Florence
A distressed letter from Charlie to Florence and Inez describes his impending execution, his claimed innocence, and hopes for eventual exoneration. He pleads for cheerfulness, asks for a final kiss, notes his mother will send a keepsake, and laments missing a last meeting with loved ones. He expresses faith in the next world and fond farewell wishes.
To His Sister in Law Letter About Missing Nephew
A fragment from a family letter shows Dubber apologizing to Inez for the trouble over a missing nephew. The note reads Dear Inez I am awfully sorry about my little nephew and describes the strain of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Dubber
Inez
Letter from Tucker to Maud about prison letters and hope
A fragmentary plea from Tucker to Maud describing longing for freedom, strict rules, and innocence while jailed. He mentions Inez, school in Waltham, Roberts, and a kitten, urging Maud to stay cheerful and well behaved during her vacation and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineza
Waltham
Maud
Roberts
Inez
Charlie
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