Mollie the Nice Elephant Passes Away at Franklin Park
Mollie the beloved elephant at Franklin Park died after a long public life with Waddy and Tony. The body was sent to the Agassiz Museum at Harvard for scientific study before burial. Mollie led the elephant circus that delighted thousands of children since 1914 and was famed for gentle interactions with young visitors.
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Trucking Contracts Offered in Brockton
Ward Sheffield seeks drivers for year long contracts with renewal options. Light work and short hours with a new truck available. Details arranged locally in Brockton Massachusetts at Hotel Belvedere Room 6.
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Mollie the big elephant dies after long Boston life
Mollie the famed Boston elephant, called the big one, dies after years of beloved antics with Waddy and Tony. The 40 year old royal Indian elephant led parades at Fenway Park in 1914 and charmed thousands of children at Franklin Park, leaving a lasting impact on the city’s zoo story and its elephant club memory.
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Europe
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Mollie the elephant dies. trainer plans show change
The elephant Mollie dies after leading a trio at the circus cage. Trainer John Fleisser vows to adjust the act with Waddy and Tony to avoid disappointing children, and Harvard experts will study Mollie before she is buried.
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Tony
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Friends honor late pet in school gathering
They paid respects to their friend and were barred from entrance but the event will reopen today with Waddy and Tony. The group shares sorrow with all their boy and girl friends as they mourn a cherished companion.
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Waddy
Tony
Former Post Reporter Dies at Dorchester Home
Robert J. Kenneally, a former reporter on the Boston Post staff and a familiar figure among newspapermen and friends, died yesterday at his home in Dorchester after a long illness.
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Kenneally Fathered by Post Office Clerk Dies in Dorchester
Mr Kenneally, 39, North End native son of the late Robert and Margaret Kenneally, died while serving as a Boston post office clerk. He worked at the Post as night office boy then repertorial staff before joining the city’s post office. Survived by his mother, two brothers, three sisters. Funeral at St Peter's Church with requiem high mass. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Dorchester
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Boston
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Jennie Kenneally
City charter blocks street name change to Roosevelt Square
New York on April 22 A provision in the city charter forbids changing street names except from November to May making it impossible for the Board of Aldermen to rename Herald Square Roosevelt Square in honor of a former President. Mayor Hylan urged the change for dedicatory exercises on October 27 but the public thoroughfares committee deferred action to the next meeting, too late to take effect in October.
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Diplomatic Posts Sought for Hill and Wilson
Washington April 22 AP. President Harding seriously considers recalling Dr. David Jayne Hill of New York and Henry Lane Wilson of Indiana for senior posts. Hill, ex envoy to Germany under Roosevelt and Taft, is said to lead for the Japan ambassadorship, while Wilson, ex ambassador to Mexico, may be named to Rome or Constantinople.
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Olive Tablets Advertised as Quick Constipation Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel free remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver. Claims soothing, non irritating action with sugar coated olive colored tabs and suggests taking at bedtime for quick, reliable relief. 15c and 30c.
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