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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1906

Page

2

VETS Honor Comrades at City Point Wreath Service

Scores of children and members of the Woman's Relief Corps paid tribute to Civil War sailors at City Point. Dahlgren Post No 2 and Corps 20 led a parade to memorial grounds with cadets and local schoolchildren. A silk flag presentation followed as blossoms drifted to sea and members decorated 800 graves.

Woman’s Relief Corps City Point Dahlgren Post No. 2 Dahlgren Camp No Relief America Sue Stewart Wadsworth Dahlgren Woman's Relief Corps Elizabeth Brown J. Payson Bradley Boston & Maine Railroad Dahlgren South Boston Olive M. White Corps 2

Memorial Day Services in Dedham Honor Fallen at Array

Memorial Hall hosts J. Varnum Abbott presiding over Dedham services with Oakdale scholars singing and Arthur Clark reading Gettysburg address. Rev Henry E Barnes delivers formal address as parade includes Avery School Cadets and Boston Elevated Railroad Band. Two hundred five graves decorated.

Dedham Memorial Hall J. Varnum Abbott Charles W. Caroll Post Oakdale Robert W. Gibb Arthur Clark Henry E. Barnes Brookline Virgin Avery School Bernard Whitney M. L. Barrett W. R. Harris Boston Elevated Railroad Harry B. Jacobs Sixth Regiment Herbert R. Gould Charles W. Carroll J. V. Abbott

Wolcott Memorial Service At Mt Auburn

At Governor Roger Wolcott's grave in Mt. Auburn Colonel William D. Sohier addressed Roger Wolcott Camp veterans, Wolcott family members, and friends. He praised the governor's motives and trustworthiness, saying no trusted public servant ever betrayed that trust.

Roger Wolcott Mt. Auburn Legion of Spanish War Wolcott William D. Sohier Sohier

Solemn Memorial Services at Calvary Cemetery

A large crowd gathered at Calvary Cemetery for memorial services held in the Mortuary Chapel. Two masses featured a Sacred Heart Church choir and were conducted by Rev. John F. Cummins with Rev. John W. Corbett assisting. Cummins delivered the sermon.

Calvary Cemetery Mortuary Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale John F. Cummins John W. Corbett Father Cummins

Three Posts Pay Tribute to Heroism of Colonel Shaw

Crowds gathered at the Shaw memorial on Boston Common as three organizations the Robert Gould Shaw Veteran Association Peter Salem Garrison 16 and Robert A Bell Post 176 paid tribute to Colonel Robert Gould Shaw leader of the Fifty fourth Massachusetts colored Regiment. BE S Walker led the Shaw veterans with an ivy wreath and Rev Benjamin W Farris gave the address Edward Everett Brown spoke for the Peter Salem Garrison Isaac Mullen read Lincoln Gettysburg remarks Judge Charles Cowley urged high ideals for colored men and a finale salute closed the service.

Robert Gould Shaw Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Shaw Memorial Boston Common Shaw Veterans S. Walker Benjamin W. Farris St. Paul’s Baptist Church Peter Salem Edward Everett Brown Robert A. Bell Isaac Mullen Lincoln Gettysburg Charles Cowley B. F. Butler Lowell Shaw Robert Gould Shaw Veterans’ Association

Memorial Exercises Recall Gettysburg Veterans in Malden

At Forest Dale Cemetery in Malden Gettysburg Post 191 held memorial services for 878 veterans from the Soldiers Home in Chelsea. J Payson Bradley recalled Civil War scenes as he sounded old calls, with tributes placed by donors and members for army navy unknown dead and nurses.

Malden J. Payson Bradley Forest Dale Cemetery Gettysburg Chelsea Boylston Place North Station Oak Grove David O. Felt Bradley Soldiers’ Monument Austin C. Wellington Lyman Tucker W. W. Hayward Army Ile A. W. Fowler Navy L. A. Turner W. A. Ralph

Dedicated Vase Memorial to Unreturned Dead Relief Corps

A small memorial vase honors the Unreturned Dead from Waltiam's Woman's Relief Corps. The dedication scene remembers fallen service members and pays tribute to those missing in action with solemn community respect.

Berlin Reservoir vase dedicated in memory of unreturned dead

F P H Rogers Post 29 dedicated the Berlin Reservoir vase presented by the Womens Relief Corps on the Soldiers' lot at Mt Feake Cemetery. Posts 2 visited Mt Feake Grove Hill Church Street and Calvary cemeteries placing flowers and flags on 289 graves. Clergymen Rev F A Reeves Rev E J Peterson and Rev Father Brosnahan officiated. The afternoon program at Asbury Temple featured Hon B B Johnson delivering the address with Irving Fraime reciting Lincoln Address and Miss Bertha Wellington performing The Challenge.

F. A. Reeves E. J. Peterson Father Brosnahan Mt. Feake Grove Hill Church Street Calvary Cemetery Asbury Temple B. B. Johnson Irving Fraime Lincoln Bertha Wellington

Flag Raising at South Bay Union Ceremony

A flag raising ceremony was held yesterday at the South Bay Union on Harrison Avenue. Charles Russell Lowell Post led with Commander Samuel Simonds as salutes were given by the assembled company. Mrs. Hattie C Parker and the Women’s Relief Corps 28 took part, led by Robert A Woods who presided. William McKenna presented the flag and oversaw the unfurling of Old Glory after the pole and lines were funded by local societies.

South Bay Union Harrison Avenue Charles Russell Lowell Samuel Simonds Hattie C. Parker Women’s Relief Corps Robert A. Woods William McKenna

Memorial Services Honor Local Heroic Dead

Escorted by Soldiers Cohasset May 10 11 soldiers buried at Hull Cemetery Captain Hubbard and Fort Revere troops performed escort duty North Cohasset and other local cemeteries held memorials Cohasset Band played wartime selections in tribute to the fallen heroes.

Cohasset Henry Bryant Hull Captain Hubbard United States Fort Revere North Cohasset Lage Hag Beechw Rocky Nook North Goituate Cohasset Band

Prince Hall's Grave Ceremony at Copp's Hill

A grand lodge Masonic ceremony decorated Prince Hall's grave at Copp's Hill in Boston. Massachusetts lodge leaders presided with floral gifts from Ohio Pennsylvania California and other affiliated bodies. Delegations from Edward W. Kinsley Post 113 and the Daughters of the American Revolution also paid tribute.

Prince Hall Copp’s Hill Burying Ground Hall Street Prrnte Hall Grand Lodge of Masons Massachusetts Charles H. Taylor Robert T. Teamoh William L. Reed Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland John W. Dorsay Pennsylvania Benjamin C. Hasel California Edward B. Brown Walter J. Stevens John J. Smith Frederick Monroe Edward W. Kinsley Post Daughters of the American Revolution Copp’s Hill Burial Ground

Martyrs of Massacre Dedication at Granary Burial Ground

Ex Governor John D. Long attended the unveiling of a monument to the Boston massacre martyrs at Granary Burial Ground on Tremont Street. The event was led by the Boston Chapter Sons of the American Revolution, with speeches by Dr Moses Greely Parker and Edward Webster McGlennen and a list of local and visiting attendees.

John D. Long Tremont Street Boston Sons of the American Revolution Samuel Crowell Moses Greely Parker State Society of the 8S. A. R Edward Webster McGlennen Allen Burdick Edward Jones Cox Walter Clark Bates Samuel May Boardman Jerome Carter Hosmer Edward Willard Howe Herbert W. Kimball John Graham Moseley William Lincoln Palmer

Memorial Day Parade in New York Honors Veterans

Memorial Day observance in New York featured a grand parade with Grand Army of the Republic members and detachments of U S troops and marines. The procession was reviewed by Lieutenant General Adna R. Chaffee of the U S Army.

New York Grand Army of the Republic United States Adna R. Chaffee U. 8

Roosevelt Gifts At McKinley Tomb Floral Tribute

In Canton Ohio on May 30 a large wreath from President Roosevelt accompanied floral offerings at the McKinley tomb. At the request of Vice President Fairbanks, William L Day son of Justice Day delivered a floral tribute.

Canton McKinley Roosevelt Fairbanks William L. Day Justice Day

Governor Curtis Guild Jr Receives Naval Jack at Faneuil Hall

Governor Guild, a charter member of the George J. Whitten Camp, was presented a silk naval jack by Commander Louis Epple after a dinner at Faneuil Hall. He delivered an oration at Mt Hope Cemetery and thanked the veterans for the gift as others praised their ideals.

Curtis Guild, Jr Faneuil Hall Louis Epple George J Naval Brigade William A. Lewis Navy Epple Guild Commonwealth Herbert 8. Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church

Bunting in Harbor Reveres Memorial Day Festivities

Decorations festoon ships and wharves across the harbor with flags for Memorial Day. Admirals Sampson and Simon’s steamers at Long wharf lead the display, while Philadelphia line steamer Persian and Old Dominion also showy. Vessels Palmer fleet and others decorate. Rebecca Palmer’s flag is half mast after Captain Morris Powers dies at his East Boston home.

Sampson Simon Long Wharf Philadelphia Line Smith Philadelphia Old Dominion Burton New York Singleton Palmer Liverpool Paul Palmer Grand Junction Boston Rebecca Palmer Barkentine Antioch National Dock T Wharf Morris Powers Benjamin F. Phillips Sumner Street

Somerville Veterans Memorial Day Observed With A Parade Omitted

Somerville veterans from Willard C. Kinsley Post met at headquarters at 9:80 AM and escorted to First M B Church on Bow Street for a Memorial Day address by Post Commander Charles O Pratt. After services the group and Sons of Veterans visited Union Hall for a collation, and cemetery graves were decorated earlier by a post committee.

Dalgren Post Mt. Hope Calvary Forest Hills Holyhood Boston Memorial Hall E Street Charles H. Jackson Henry Treadwell City Point Dahlgren Post Robert Glenn Henry. A. Snow Caleb Kimball David A. Nason Joel L. Sanborn Charilea H. Whiting Willard C. Kinsley Somerville M. B Bow Street Charles O. Pratt Sons of Veterans Union Hall

Garrison Chelsea Holds Parade and Memorial Service

Trimountain Garrison Regular Army and Navy Union led a street parade to Chelsea Cemetery for a memorial service at Chelsea Marine Hospital. Hon. Felix W. McGettrick delivered the oration. after the cemetery ceremony, a banquet for 300 was held with toastmaster Commander Stephen Houghton and several dignitaries speaking.

Trimountain Regular Army and Navy Union Helé Chelsea Marine Hospital Navy Yard Band Chelsea Cemetery Army and Navy Union Felix W. McGettrick Army Stephen Houghton Robert R. Centre Christopher J. Fay Boston Post Jeremiah F. McCarthy

Elks Dedicate Tablets for Vivian and Dee at Mt Hope Cemetery

Boston Elks lodge members honored founder Charles Vivian and past exalted ruler John Dee with memorial tablets and a monument. Joseph F. O’Connell gave the oration as wreaths were placed on each grave, the service opening with The Lost Chord and The Lost Chord and One Sweetly Solemn Thought performed by the lodge quartet.

Boston Lodge John H. Dee The Elks Charles Algernon Sidney Vivian Joseph F. O'Connell Vivian Mt. Hope Cemetery Leadville Col George W. Carruth Joseph F. O'Connell Dee

No Pain Relief Promised by Dr Miles Pills

An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills are infallible for relief and cure of every pain type including headaches neuralgia rheumatic back and menstrual pains and more urging sufferers to take the remedy.

Dr. Miles Rachel J Johnson Albane N. M Miles

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Vitality This Spring

Cleansing season warns of accumulated impurities causing fatigue and appetite loss. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as the best spring medicine and nerve tonic, claimed to raise health tone and restore wellness. Sold in liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets. 100 Doses One Dollar.

Personal ad promise of salvation through letters

A boastful personal message promises to rescue drunkards, restore families, and save many more as a result of the advertisement. The speaker invites responses from those who write.

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