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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1896
Page
2
Complete details outline private family service at 10 a.m. at the late governor’s Wyman Street home, and a 2:30 p.m. public service at First Congregational Church. Processions will include police, pallbearers, and dignitaries, with tickets required for church attendance and extensive security and cemetery plans in Lowell.
Lowell observes a city in mourning as banners and hallways drape in black. Clergy from St Anne's St Patrick's and Immaculate Conception honor Frederic T Greenhalge, praising his public service and generous character.
At the regular meeting of Idson Council No 19 of the American Protective Association in Lowell Massachusetts on March 8 resolutions were adopted by Tokens of Esteem and by affiliated groups including Odd Fellows and others.
Notice advertises hair mattresses for order in Boston by A. W. Wheeler Manufacturers at 65 Hanover Street near the American House. Prices start at $3 and a full Meteor item lists for $10.
In Music Hall yesterday afternoon James Logan Gordon delivered a tribute in the Parliament of Man praising Governor Greenhalge. He called him the first member of the parliament and noted he signed the roll first, saying if he had been a Democrat he would have ...
Miss O'Reilly, daughter of poet John Boyle O'Reilly, offers a personal tribute to Governor Frederick T. Greenhalge. She notes his loyalty to the State over faction and believes his life should teach schoolchildren. The tribute highlights his leadership and wisest traits in American manhood.
Resolutions from St Patrick’s parish and Chelmsford Lodge praise Frederic T. Greenhalge as a devoted public servant who balanced duties to the Commonwealth and to his fellow citizens. Speakers call him a true statesman and a Unitarian of conscience, noting his death as a public and personal loss. Worcester church services honor his memory with a somber sermon and draped flags.
The Rev. Justin D. Fulton of the First Baptist Church of Somerville preached a sermon as he contended with crowding experiences at the church. He spoke on community needs and church capacity during the service.
The niece of City Clerk J Mitchell Galvin writes a solemn tribute to Governor Greenhalge. The piece laments the nation’s loss and recalls his leadership and public goodness. It mourns his death and contemplates the vacancy his passing leaves in state affairs.
The tribute recalls ex Governor Robinson of Chicopee and Grenhalge as a scholar leader beloved by neighbors. It praises Grenhalge for patriotism, aid to the weak, and leadership, noting a Thanksgiving pulpit service that stirred hearts and references to his courageous fight amid the Merrimac flood.
The Rev William Nast Brodbeck of Trinity Church Charlestown eulogizes Governor Greenhalge lamenting a calamity the state has not seen in seventy one years. He outlines three lessons for three classes drawn from the sad event.
The passage describes a man whose religion manifested in practical charity. He helped the poor discreetly and generously, never ostentatious, upholding religious rights with profound respect for others. His faith was rational rather than emotional, liberal yet judicious in benefactions.
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers for Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs available with delivery and no extra charge. Calls or telephones Tremont 764 for service.
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