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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1905

Page

4

Solemn Services for Dead Mayor

Funeral plans for Mayor in Boston include a cathedral service at 10 o clock after a 9 30 cortege from Corey Road Beacon Street to Massachusetts Avenue and Washington Street. Honorary chaplains named include Rev Peter Rowan Rev M T McManus and Rev Hugh Roe O Donnell.

Peter Rowan P. R St. Peter's Church Dorchester M. T. McManus Brookline Hugh Roe O’donnell Corey Road Beacon Street Massachusetts Avenue Washington Street Holyhood Sunday Post

Vacant Pew at St Marys Marks Mayor Collins Death

The vacant seat of Mayor Collins at the Church of St Marys of the Assumption in Brookline reminded worshippers of his passing. Clergy listed his name among the deceased during all masses and mourners showed tears as prayers were offered for Patrick A Collins.

Mayor Collins Church of St. Mary’s of the Assumption Brookline Patrick A. Collins

Sunday Visitation at the Collins Home After Mayor's Death

The Collins family home was quiet as relatives and intimate friends, including Mayor Whelton and Secretary Curran, received visitors. Sisters Ann Maguire of New York and Catherine Meany of Brooklyn arrived, while floral tributes poured in from Mayor Lynch of Lawrence, the Boston school committee, and cities such as Salem and Cambridge.

Collins Ann Maguire New York Catherine Meany Brooklyn E. B. Stillings Edward W. Kinsley Whelton Curran Cornelius Lynch Lawrence Kaesarine Wellesley Boston School Committee Brockton Salem Cambridge

Tributes From Many Cities Honor Late Mayor Collins

Municipalities will send floral offerings of rare beauty to the Cathedral to honor the memory of the late Mayor Collins. Among them will be several beautiful designs from diverse cities and communities.

Collins

Messages of Sympathy for Mayor Patrick Collins

Telegrams of condolence arrive from notable leaders. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, telegraphed from Washington offering sincere expressions of sympathy for the untimely death of Mayor Patrick Collins.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Washington Patrick A. Collins Patrick

Protestant clergymen honor late Boston Mayor Collins

A group of Protestant ministers delivered sermons praising Patrick Collins after his death. They lauded his public service, rising from humble beginnings, and urged future leaders to follow his example of integrity and duty toward the people of Boston.

A. Collins Remembered for Kindness to Labor Movement

Godfrey Morse telegraphed from Pittsfield Me expressing deepest sorrow at the great bereavement of Mrs P A Collins. He notes Collins's long career marked by success and constant sympathy and aid to the organized labor movement with which he was associated from early manhood.

Knights of St Brendan Express Condolences for Mayor Collins

At a special meeting in Paine Memorial Hall the Knights of St. Brendan passed resolutions of sympathy for the family of the late Mayor Patrick A. Collins and lauded his private life and public career. They named a list of representatives to attend the mayoral funeral.

Knights of St. Brendan Paine Memorial Hall Patrick A. Collins Lawrence H. Sullivan Roger F. Scannell Denis J. McGillicuddy Patrick J. Bergin Thomas M. Guiney Jeremiah Carroll Daniel M. Guiney John F. Sullivan Michael J. Skinner Charles P. O’brien Patrick F. Sheehan William J. Cronin Thomas D. O’connor Florence A. Sullivan Timothy Conway William J. Shea Denis J. Mahoney

City workers mourn Mayor Collins with resolutions

Street cleaning and sanitary division employees held a special meeting to deplore Mayor Collins death and express sympathy to the bereaved family. A resolutions committee listed members including Stephen Gaffey Simon Cav anagh and W P Greaney.

Collins Committee On Stephen Gaffey Simon Cavanagh W. P. Greaney Thomas Butler J. J. Downing W. Corcoran P. Keevan J. Gillispie

Tribute to late Mayor praised for honesty and kindness

The Rev. Francis H. Rowley of First Baptist Church spoke of the sorrow over the death of the Hon. P. A. Collins. He described the late Mayor as honest in private and public life and noted the shared grief of citizens. A tribute will be delivered next Sunday.

Albert B. Shields Church of the Redeemer South Boston Collins William W. Bustard Dudley Street Baptist Church P. A. Collins William A. Knights Brighton Congregational Church P.S. Henson Tremont Temple Church Patrick Collins America Amzi C. Dixon Ruggles Street Baptist Church Francis H. Rowley First Baptist Church Clarendon Street

Remembering Mayor Collins in Catholic services

In city churches yesterday the prayers for the dead honored Patrick A. Collins. Rev. Denis O Callaghan, rector of St. Augustine's, spoke of his early struggles and career as a citizen and public servant, noting his acquaintance with him.

Church of the Blessed Sacrament Arthur T. Connolly St. Thomas’ Church Mgr. T. Magennis Jamaica Plain St. Mary’s North End Joseph A. Gorman St. Francis de Sales Charlestown James N. Supple St. Stephen's Hanover Street Denis J. O'Farrell Church of the Star of the Sea East Boston Hugh Roe O'Donnell Collins Patrick A. Collins Mer Denis O'Callaghan St. Augustine’s Church

Central Labor Union Mourns Mayor Collins

The Boston Central Labor Union held a brief session to adjourn in memory of Mayor Patrick A. Collins. Resolutions expressed sorrow for the city and Commonwealth and called for records and press copies. unions including Painters District Council and Team Drivers also offered condolences to the mayor’s family.

Boston Central Labor Union Peter H. McNeally Henry Abrahams Patrick A. Collins Commonwealth Painters’ District Council Massachusetts Wells Memorial Building Cement and Asphalt Laborers’ Union Timothy Egan Collins

Tributes From Labor Leaders For Mayor Collins Death

Labor leaders express grief and praise for Boston Mayor Patrick A. Collins. Francis J. Clarke calls him a man of brain and heart aligned with organized labor. James A. Crozier says labor representatives visited him and he was an earnest friend. Dennis D. Driscoll notes democracy weeps. Dennis J. Sullivan calls him noble and fearless. John Scully says his death is a blow to organized labor. Henry Abrahams notes the loss hurts labor most. Edward A. McDonald calls it a blow to every citizen.

Francis J. Clarke A. F Patrick A. Collins Organized Labor James A. Crozier Collins Dennis D. Driscoll A. F. of L Dennis J. Sullivan Bricklayers’ Union John Scully Stone Masons’ Union Henry Abrahams Boston C. L. A Edward A. McDonald Woodworkers’ Union Boston

Condolence Letter on Mayor Patrick Collins Death

The Boston Caledonian Club offers heartfelt condolences on the death of Mayor Patrick Collins. The letter, dated Sept 17 1906 and signed by William Martin, expresses sorrow for his public service and leadership among Scottish residents of Greater Boston.

P. Curran City Hall Sir Patrick 4 Collins Greater Boston Boston Caledonian Club William Martin Beaton Caledonias

Mammoth Floral Tribute By Boston City Council

The Boston City Council mourns Mayor Collins with a monumental eight by eight foot floral tribute in the Cathedral. The design features the corporate seal in pink roses, a violet water scene, and a central yellow orchid cluster echoing the State House dome, surrounded by roses, orchids, gladioli and ferns. Created under the direction of Thomas F. Galvin, 12 workers labored a day and night to complete the piece that rests on a large easel amid 9000 white asters and a cityscape view including Boston Harbor.

City Council of Boston Collins Corporation Boston Harbor State House Thomas F. Galvin Nantucket

Mayor Collins’s Dog Teddy Keeps Searching for Him

Patrick A. Collins beloved Yorkshire Terrier Teddy pines for his late mayor owner. The dog waited at the steps daily for 20 years, even paying the mayor’s license fee once, and since his death has frantically searched for a scent of his master, growing thin yet faithful.

Patrick A. Collins Teddy Station 14 Brighton South

Post office to suspend deliveries in honor of mayor

Postmaster Hibbard announces 11 a.m and 12:20 p.m deliveries by carriers from the central post office will be suspended in honor of Mayor Collins, as will the noon delivery from the sub stations. The office will remain open for business as usual.

Hibbard Collins

Noblest of Irish Americans Honored by Ward 22 Democrats

At a Jamaica Plain Ward 22 Democratic Club meeting the death of Hon Patrick A Collins was mourned. Resolutions praised him as the truest and noblest of Irish Americans who gave his life serving the city. A sympathy message was to be sent to his Corey Street home and four members were named to attend the funeral: John J. Kelleher, William P. VanTassel, P. F. Manning, James A. Desmond.

Ward 22 Democratic Club Boylston Street Jamaica Plain Patrick A. Collins Corey Street John J. Kelleher William P. VanTassel P. F. Manning James A. Desmond

Owl Club Holds Memorial Services for Late Mayor

The Owl Club of Roxbury led by Alderman Frank J. O Toole held memorial services yesterday afternoon for the late Mayor P A Collins. A planned political rally was changed to a memorial meeting and resolutions were adopted. A committee was appointed to attend the funeral.

The Owl Club of Roxbury Frank J. O'Toole P. A. Collins O’toole

Democratic City Committee to Be Represented at Mayor Collins Funeral

President W. T. A. Fitzgerald decided that the Democratic City Committee will be represented at Mayor Collins funeral today. Ward chairmen from all 26 wards, the secretary, treasurer, officers, and numerous committee members will attend.

Democratic City Committee W. T. A. Fitzgerald Collins

Hibernians and Kindred Societies Eulogize Mayor

Irish groups held meetings to honor Mayor Collins after his death. They adopted resolutions and appointed reps to attend funeral services at the Cathedral, praising his public service and urging officials to follow his example.

Collins Wolfe Tone Hurling Club South Boston

Old Friend From New York Attends Mayor Collins Funeral

James Burke of New York will attend the funeral services for Mayor Collins. Burke, a longtime New Yorker who has not visited the city in decades, traveled to pay tribute to the late mayor describing him as a man of true manhood.

Collins James Burke New York Burke

Spanish War Veterans Drape Their Colors

Edward M. Cunningham Camp of Brighton held a meeting to pass resolutions on the death of Major Collins. Color Sergeant Robert Burns draped the headquarters in black as Commander Barry offered remarks.

Edward M. Cunningham

Committee formed to draft resolutions for Mayor Collins death

At a special meeting of Temple Ohabei Sholom trustees on Union Park street Charles B Strecker A S Cohen and N B Bush were named to prepare suitable resolutions. The secretary was told to send condolences from the congregation to the late Mayor's family.

Temple Ohabei Sholom Union Park Street Charles B. Strecker A. S. Cohen N. B. Bush Collins

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