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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

4

Wonderful pageant at King's funeral and Roosevelt sighting

Royal funeral pageant in London features Theodore Roosevelt in uniform amid gilded coaches and royal crowds. Observers note Roosevelt's visible white shirt front and glove as he rides in a closed carriage, with emperors and monarchs present. procession highlights royal precedence, Windsor transport, and a grand service at St George's Chapel.

Colonel Roosevelt M. Picton Mirza Sanad Khan United States M. Pichon Royal Avery Roosevelt

Royalty of World in Line Funeral Procession

Thousands line the streets as a towering funeral procession moves past, with massed guardsmen and imperial defense units represented. An officer from headquarters leads the gun carriage column followed by household cavalry and various Territorial and Colonial units in support.

Household Cavalry Cama

Roosevelt Placed Last In European Funeral Procession

The United States and French representatives walked behind royalty and European princes in the king's funeral procession. The Duke of Orleans preceded Mr Roosevelt as the envoy of the French people, placing them at the rear among foreign dignitaries.

United States France Duke of Orleans Roosevelt

Royal funeral procession winds from Paddington to Windsor

Detailed account of a royal funeral procession with a long line of military units and foreign dignitaries. King George rides with Emperor William and the Duke of Connaught, followed by rulers and princes from Europe, then royal carriages carrying Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary, and other royals. Special trains carry officials and envoys.

Westminster Hall Alexandra King George Gillie Edward George William Duke of Connaught United States France Roosevelt Windsor Castle Queen Mary Mr. Roosevelt Paddington Windsor St. George’s Chapel Canterbury York Mary Catafalque Archduke Francis Ferdinand Austria Prince Charles Sweden London Buckingham Palace Duke of Portugal Yussuf Zyyedin Turkey Albert Belgium Francis Ferdinand Austria-Hungary Sadanaru Fushimi Japan Michael Russia Aosta Italy Sparta Greece Ferdinand of Roumania Henry Prussia Charles Henry of Holland Duke Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Prince Montenegro Alexander of Servia Mohammed Ali Said Pasha Zulfikar Watson Pasha Egypt Zanzibar d’Alencon Prince Bavarade Siam M. Pinchon Sanad Khan Montazes Sultaneh Persia Paddington Station

Memorial Services For King Edward VII In Boston Churches

Crowds attend solemn rites across Boston churches for the late King Edward VII. Services feature flags at half mast, laurel wreaths, and the Marche Funebre. Clergy from multiple towns lead processions with consular and military representatives among mourners.

King Edward VII Memorial Services Across Boston

The King Edward VII memorial observances in Boston included Advent and Trinity churches with sermons by Dr. Van Allen and Rev. Alexander Mann. Officials, soldiers, and British societies attended, 68 tolls in memory of the late monarch, and Kipling’s Recessional was sung by choir boys. The King was praised as a peacemaker and influential leader in world affairs.

J. Ketcham Advent van Allen Edward Caldey South Wales King's Chapel Edward VII Edmund Rousman St. Paul’s Church Tremont Street Kipling Trinity Church Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company King Edward Guards of Honor United States England Alexander Mann Mann Howard Prince of Peace James Todd Old South Church Edward A. Horton State Senate Victoria Dr. Horton Alexander MacGregor The Scots’ Charitable Society G. T MacLean Robert Pitle Robert E. Dayie John F. Masters British Charitable Society Henry R. Wry Wry

Boston flags at half mast for foreign king's funeral

Boston observed the funeral of King Edward with a historic half mast honor. Public buildings including City Hall Faneuil Hall and the Old State House lowered flags to half mast while the Port Curtis custodian lowered the temporary custom house flag. The Boston Stock Exchange was closed until 1 pm as a mark of respect.

Edward Boston Park Department City Hall Faneuil Hall Old State House Port Curtis

Chamber and Mayor Bury the Hatchet

For the first time since Mayor Fitzgeral d quarrelled with influential Chamber of Commerce members the two sides meet to clear differences. The accord signals renewed cooperation as chamber leaders and city officials pledge joint effort on local issues.

Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce Offi

Fire Attack on Sacred Heart Church in Malden

Malden May 20 second attack within a year aimed at Sacred Heart Church on Main street and Malden square caused $500 to $1000 in losses mainly ruining vestments Father P. T. Hall officiated.

Sacred Heart Church Malden P. T. Hall Main Street Malden Square

Night burglary at church ends with arson attempt

Overnight, a window was pried open at a church. Parish priests found poor boxes emptied and the veste­ment room’s robes doused with kerosene before a match was lit, indicating an arson attempt.

Mayor to speak on Boston harbor conditions and chamber actions

Clally recognized the Mayor yesterday and asked him to address its members. The Mayor will present his views on the condition of Boston's harbor and the steps which he believes the Chamber of Commerce should take to obtain improvements.

Clally Boston Chamber of Commerce

Chief of horse poisoners held in New York

In Brooklyn today Hyman Edelstein a well to do truck owner was held in eighty thousand bail charged with heading the arsenic club which for years levied blackmail by poisoning horses. He was indicted recently with four

New York Brooklyn Hyman Edelstein Arsenic Club Tour

Man Held on Bail After Confession by One Defendant

In a court report, two men faced charges with one confessing. Edelstein remained in custody after a bail default, as proceedings continued.

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