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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1914

Page

14

Temporary home ready at Franklin Park elephants

Franklin Park opens its first elephant home for Mollie Waddy and Tony as the Elephant Fund surpasses six thousand dollars. Children flood in contributions with pennies and dollars from schools towns and families aiming to fund rides howdahs and equipment for the elephants while ensuring all donors feel part of ownership of the trio.

Mollie Waddy Tony Franklin Park Curley Elephant Fund Ting-a-ling Elephant Little Tony Roxbury High School Catherine Edgar Waverly Malcome E. Rideout Tenth Street Washington Cambridge Mass Boston Post Reana Harriet Robinson Antrim N. H

Elephant party fund total from Dorchester Roxbury and Mattapan

Local charity drive lists numerous donors from Ashmont Dorchester and adjacent areas. Contributors include Ruth McDonald Mary Sullivan Fanny Le Delphia Dion and others with households in Roxbury Charlestown and Dorchester Center. Proceeds supported by neighborhood clubs and a school event at Roxbury High School.

Ashmont St Dorchester H. R Barbara Marion Lawton Ruby A Gladys M. Demeritt Oaks Briscoe George Ervitelli Beachmont Ellen Leonard Massachusetts GVO Camdsiore Os Ashe Ae Morbury Cs Tessa Laure Oss Ruth McDonald Mary Sullivan Fanny LeDelphia Dion Francis Childs Henry Lean Mark Butters John McDon Melvin Caro Edward Jacobson Margery Lynch Anna Howard Dorothy C. Stanley Humphrey Milton Bohn Adams St East Charlestown Albourne Grafton Roxbury Marie Saun Bruns Walch Frank Hale Blanche Hale Thelma F. Hassett Winthrop Alice Mildred Little Dorchester Centre Eesticas Roxbury Linwood Locke Aest Wal- Aldrich St Roslindale Ten Russell Russell Plate Clinton Elizabeth Holland Acton St. City Tion— Mabel Rosamond de Bernard Dame Mildred Lamb Walter Oliver Elizabeth Murphy Alfred Blake Hilda Benjamin Arthur Trussell Austin Carlson Mery Collins Warren Shumway Edith Ingersoll Rose Kelly Edith Brown Susie Brown Lie Marie Cavannah Esther Cavannah Lie Julia Cross Eleanor Cross Edith Richards Florence Richards Benjamin Kelly Helen Acknowledged Ruth Caro Beatrice ‘Caro Annavies Lillian McMahon Maria Dion Ters Buddy Chambers Nathan Mevan Edmund Bradly Martha Medfordwick Fund Boomers Weston Mabel Louise Cheney Fidelia Hutchins Hilda RR Well Rosamond Stanton Margery Miller Malcolm KE Rideout Pauline Miller He Tota Weil Willie Hafford Clar- Frank Hunter Arthur’ Kempton Harold Lyons Ethel Dorothy Moulton Hugh McDonald Edward Sulliburg Pauline Baker Harold Caro Apna IK Dignes Thetford Ave Milton The Nybloe Strathspey Sonsy Mabel Huckins Elm’ Hill” Park Haverhill Ders Randma Clara Harriet Robinson Antrim Frank Walch Mildred Spaulding Dedham Mary McCrackin Oakwood Mt. Vernon St Marblehead Jeanette Donald Holmes S. Weil Marion Avery Marion Catherine Eagan Waverley Mass Washington

Local Contributions Listed From Medford And Roslindale Names

A detailed list records various monetary contributions and donors from Medford South Medford Roslindale and Newton areas. Names include Mrs Cuneo Mrs Gaggin Thelma Prescott Dorothy Richardson and Elizabeth Meston with small coin amounts. The tally shows a grand total of 52.86 dollars for the drive or fundraiser.

Jin Jimmie Keenan Billy Bassidy Dickie Patterson Cuneo Gaggin Thelma and Olive M. Prescott Marshall St Medford Dorothy May Richardson Main St South Medford New Roslindale Harley F. Reed South St Roslindale Ethel Medora Edwards Charles Arthur Walcott Lillian Mabel Goodwin Berwick Elizabeth Adelaide Meston Pueblo Mary Margaret Meston Horace Mann Newtonville Frederick Edmonds Eddy St West Newton Abel Baker Priscilla Aurelio Frederic Edmonds Gerald Miller Margaret Field Sylvia Chapman Mary Hickey Edward Desmond Walter Rice John Healey Donal Leonard Rexford Taylor Faith Addison Katherine K. Baker Archibald MacGregor Edwin Leonard Walter Davis Total Vic Sam William Thomas Charlotte C. Mayo Broadway M. Elizabeth Mayo Winter Hill Edith Taylor Oakland St Dedham Fred Gould Madeline Gould Muriel Gould Grampian Wary Dorchester Shirley Maas Marguerite FE McInnis Loyal Bachelor Girls’ Club Marguerite ¥. McGinnis Warren, N. H Dorris E. Richardson Canaan N. H Anna M. Braun Lebanon Gertrude G. Woolf Lucille Marsh East Douglas Son Cambridge Mass Frank V. Basso Everett Norman R. Pearson Hyde Park Havilah Edward Mhinman North Stratford Leslie Pitts High St Newton Upper Falls Frances BD West William Farr W. Roxbury Dorothy R. Fernald Elmhurst Rd South

Fresh groundfish prices and Havana service updates

Fresh groundfish prices rose with opening trades as four schooners operated at the fish pier. Haddock and cod prices varied, while large and medium hake and pollock quoted for the pound amid limited arrivals. Separately, United Fruit plans a Havana service. Tivives, Carrillo, Sixaola sailings begin April 30 with weekly calls to Jamaican ports, Port Limon, and Havana, attracting freight and tourist bookings.

Haddock Pollock Hake Lillian Esaeees Pee Silveira Havana United Fruit Company Tivives New York Carrillo Sixaola Jamaican Port Limon Costa Rica Roanoke Ralph Brown Matt Greer

Dear Editor From South Boston Boy Seeks Park Ride

A letter from Edward T. Kelley of 295 K Street South Boston encloses 50 cents earned by caring for his grandfather’s dogs Buster and Towser and mentions plans to ride at the park with Tony.

Grandpa Buster Towser Tony Edward T. Kelley K Street South Boston

Me MMMWiconde 5 4 incase va Cemacnies

Fragmented list shows payments and amounts to many Cambridge Roxbury and nearby residents. Names include Louise Levis Lillian Goranson Hilda Gibson. totals amount to 150.88 dollars with many pennies listed. Collector Hilda Gibson and kin are noted along with several addresses in Cambridge Abington Roxbury and Dorchester area.

Louise Levis Rockingham Pl Cambridge Lars Nelson Wellesley Hills Paul Hanson Abington Marion Judd Ethel Luck Eliza Stickley Elmer Gibson Hilda Gibson Gilbork Wanler Hazel Mass Emil, Richard and Edwin Breitenbach East Dedham Thomas Norton Blue Hill Ave

Billy Moffett’s Birthday Elephant Party

Nine year old Billy wakes to a sunny cherry blossom day and a party under the trees. Elephants Mollie Waddy and Tony arrive at a nearby stable and join the celebration, sharing treats with Billy and friends.

Billy Moffett Billy

Weathered voyage ends with ship damage near Cape Cod

Arrived from Fowey England the Matanzas sustained heavy damage in a April gale with iron rails and bridges torn on deck. Chief Officer Robert Howard injured. Gresham towed her to Provincetown for assessment while John G. Chandler will be dry docked. Northtown molasses cargo likely final of the season. Devonian awaiting unloading to Leyland lines in Liverpool. Canopic and Hesperian liners sail and dock with passengers. Ixia to resume voyage after repairs.

Fowey England Mystic Wharf Robert Howard Gresham Matanzas Provincetown John G. Chandler Northtown Guantanamo Anna Devonian Liverpool San Domingo Holbrook Cape Cod Mercury Admiral Herman Winter New York & Portland James S. Whitney Eureka Atlantic Works Boston Ruth Robinson Winnisimmet Chelsea Castle Ixia Macoris Norfolk Rotterdam Canopic Mediterranean Porta Delgrada Azores Wliverah Cape Race Hesperian Glasgow Halifax

Momentum of The Steamship Landsman Off Cape Race

The steamship Nicaria from Hamburg for this port and New York was 255 southeast of Cape Race at 9 30 p m Monday. The Landsman.

Nicaria Hamburg New York Cape Race

Shipping News From Hudson River to New York Harbor

U S revenue cutter Gresham and a long list of steamers and tugs appear in a dense shipping notice. Vessels include Devonian Trant Anna Petersen Hochelaga Tudor Louisburg Beranger City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester Jonas H French and many more sailing or towing barges for Belfast Portland New York Philadelphia and Norfolk with several schooners and lighter assets named amid a multi port movement of ships and associated crews.

U. S. Revenue Gresham Wilram Cape Cod Devonian Trant Liverpool Anna Petersen Macors Hochelaga Tudor Louisburg Howard Chase Norfolk Bay View Beranger Newport News Lynn Lambert's Point Jean Sullivan Stockton Springs Belfast Brown Winterport Bay State Strout Portland Ransom B. Fuller Hawthorne Bath Philadelphia Concord Betts New York Gibson Lansford Sharon New Haven Sommers N. Smith Evans George Moon Eugene Hooper Daniel Willard Nelson Beverly Lroy Tacony Wallace Haverford Gettysburg Minford Portsmouth Neptune Cunningham Emelie F. J. Purdy Scituate Veronica Annie Doucette Salmon River Daniel Bailey Robinson Grasselli Catawanmteak Kelloch Rockport Larkin Ipswich Gatherer Brocklebank Newburyport Edward Trevoy Bluehill Thor Baracoa Prince George Yarmouth Tivives City of Atlanta Savannah Kershaw Lexington H. F. Dimock City of Bear Ridge Lenape Rutherford Monitor Tulpehocken Undercliffe Troy Albany Hackensack Scranton Hoboken Nottingham Mercury Cape Cod Canal Hester Admiral Fred FE. Richards Charles H. Hersey Provincetown Flora M Port Wade Princess of Avon Port Gilbert Mary Wellington Eleanor A. Verey Ella F. Crowell Hume Nile Edith MelInt

German Fleet Sails for Montevideo

German dreadnought Kaiser and Koenig Albert and the cruiser Strassburg left Valparaiso today bound for Montevideo after a stay in Chile. The ships headed south as part of a titled naval movement observed in Chilean waters.

Argentina Valparaiso Chile Kaiser Koenig Albert Strassburg Montevideo

Lawyer Cravath's Home Destroyed By Fire

SEA CLIFF April 14 The summer home of Paul D. Cravath a New York lawyer was destroyed by fire this afternoon. None of the family was at home. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars.

Sea Cliff Paul D. Cravath Joe

Flier Kilpatric Faces Court Over Central Park Landing

Aviator J Guy Kilpatric must explain in a police court tomorrow why he landed his monoplane in Central Park after running out of oil. He had left Garden City to circle New York and said landing on park property was safer than crashing into streets or roofs.

New York J. Guy Kilpatric Central Park Kilpatric Garden City L. I

Chicago author honored at Rome knighthood

Hubert C. Chatfield Taylor of Chicago received from Signor Danco the insignia of knighthood of Sainte Maurice and Lazarus conferred by King Victor Emmanuel for his life of Goldoni the great Italian dramatist.

Rome Hubert C. Chatfield- Taylor Chicago Signor Danco Sainte Maurice and Lazarus Victor Emmanuel Goldoni

Trolley Trustees Appointed in Connecticut and Rhode Island

Judge Walter C. Noyes and four others named as Connecticut trolley trustees to take over the New Haven lines. In Rhode Island, Rathbone Gardner Theodore F. Green John O. Ames John P. Farnsworth and Charles C. Mumford were chosen to manage Rhode Island trolleys. Announcement by Attorney General McReynolds.

New Haven Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company Baltimore Connecticut Rhode Island Washington Walter C. Noyes William W. Hyde Hartford Lyman B. Brainard George FE. Hill Bridgeport Charles Cheney South Manchester McReynolds

Trustees Named to Serve if New Haven Transit Adjustment Carried Out

The department announced two sentences naming trustees to serve if the suggested adjustment of the New Haven transportation problem is carried out. It states it is believed that further steps will follow and outlines the intended scope of the appointment.

New Haven

Bubonic Plague Cases Reported From Venezuela

Washington reports one confirmed bubonic plague case from Caracas Venezuela and another case suspected as the disease is under observation.

Venezuela Washington State Department Caracas

Three Women Held on Shoplifting Charge

Elizabeth Orrell 18 of Hull square Somerville Mary Howe 26 of Glouces ter and Floretta DuFresne 18 of Auburn street Cambridge were taken to police headquarters last night charged with shoplifting The larceny of feathers and ladies clothing valued at 115 87 is charged against the trio.

Elizabeth Orrell Hull Square Somerville Mary Howe Gloucester Floretta DuFresne Auburn Street Cambridge

Worcester Man Held Up and Money Taken

Four men accosted John Stasater of 31 Siege street in Worcester early today asking to borrow a quarter. He presented his pocketbook and the men took it, then split the $30 inside before vanishing.

Worcester John Stasaeter Siegestreet

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Victrola Party Clara A. McKenna Hill Avenue Aan Mollie, Waddy Mabry Fitzgerald Helente Glam Geo Moore TE STARA Sothomas JAM Dudley ST Rox Getta, Alice and Thomas Nills YO Everett SR Jamaica PL Mortimer W. Bond Marion Wiorne Doris .Loring Garland ST Ugy Barrett Marguerite Woods Marguerite Allen Nettie Schrebel Oi Deadville Dore Reea Bopnaham Helen Foss Lincoln ST Ainghapde Silver ST Rochester Department of Justice T. W. Gregory Margaret Winifred Earley Aiel Bourne Dof Testa Aspin Wall Ave Broukling Fitegeraldd Edmund A. Parte Paul Esther Ranold Mera Ak ORAPE LD. Cor Southwalter ST Charlestown Elmore L Smith Adelaide Lynca Fairbanks ST Breighton & Wollastom Jessie & Herbert Tinton Ave N.Y HouseTon P‘ Dutton Howdah Fund Little Elephant Stories Pennsylvania Dorothy Grandma Moffett Lenla Smith Philip Morgan Littl Shipping News Cravath Landson Park Waltham Andrews Jewellers Railroad Men's N. Y America Ade Hamilton Elgin Hampden Illinois Rockford Washington St. Water'se Frank A. Andrews, Inc Trolley
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