Mollie Waddy and Tony Move Into New Home
The opening of the new home was scheduled at noon amid crowds of children and parents. Dignitaries present included Park Commissioners Thomas F. Galvin Charles Gibeon James B. Shea Hugh C. McGrath architect G Henri Desmond builder John Griffin and chairman John H Dillon. Also present were Alexander Pope Father John F Cummings Nathan Haskell Dole Dr Francis H Rowley and Anthony MacNelly as curator of the Zoo. The doors opened before the elephants arrived for a general inspection tour.
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Hugh C. McGrath
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John Griffin
John H. Dillion
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Alexander Pope
John F. Cummings
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Nathan Haskell Dole
Francis H. Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Anthony MacNellly
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Praise Rings Through The Inspection Of The Building
Report notes wide praise for the building and comfort of its facilities. Dr Rowley and Nathan Haskell Cole commend the design and investment in internal amenities as observers tour the site. The ongoing inspection elicited uniform favorable comments.
Elephant housewarming marks owners of Mollie Waddy and Tony
A new elephant housewarming at the main entrance will remind locals that the three elephants are owned by distant children. The complete account and description of the elephants’ new home were sent yesterday to Mr and Mrs William Orford, former owners, now living in London.
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Mollie, Waddy
Tony
London
Medford Man Sues Over Dog’s Death for $1000
John A. De Vito of Medford sues Caroline B. Wilson of Medford for $1000 in East Cambridge alleging a car ran over and killed his licensed collie on Sept 14 1914 at Mystic parkway. The suit also cites negligence in operating the automobile.
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Medford
East Cambridge
Caroline B. Wilson
Mystic Parkway
Master Painters Hold 24th New England Convention
More than 200 delegates from across New England gathered in Horti cultural Hall for the opening day of the 24th annual convention of the Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of Massachusetts. The hall showcased mural decorations and samples of the latest painter products.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Purifies Blood Remedy Ad
Purify your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as the people's medicine for scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite tired feeling and debility. The ad claims forty years of testing and urges readers to get it today.
Are women slaves in their homes says hygienic author
A noted hygienic author argues in the next Sunday Post that women are slaves in their homes and explains his reasoning in a detailed feature. He frames domestic life as a social issue and promises broader discussion in forthcoming pages.
Hair Growth Recipe From Bald Politician Causes Stir
A western politician known for baldness surprised friends by showing a new hair growth. He claims a home mix of bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water promotes growth, removes dandruff, darkens gray hair, and softens strands, with regular scalp application.
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