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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

6

Narrow Gauge Trains Halted After Piston Break

Traffic on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad halted after a piston rod broke on the Winthrop train leaving East Boston at 6 04. The break near Wood Island left trains delayed up to thirty minutes. A 15 year old East Boston boy fainted on the track and was treated at East Boston Relief Hospital before being sent home.

Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Winthrop East Boston Wood Island Joseph Forentry Orleans Street East Boston Relief Hospital

Hutchinsons Wed in Brighton Chapel Nuptials

Miss Annie Hutchinson daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Hutchinson 334 Kenrick Street Newton married last night to R Chesley Minty of Waverly at Oak Square Methodist Episcopal Church Brighton. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev E T Smith.

Annie Hutchinson John R. Hutchinson Kenrick Street Newton Oak Square Methodist Episcopal Church Brighton R. Chesley Minty Waverly T. Smith

Two Weeks or More in Colorado as Inexpensive as Home

An advertorial note claims two weeks in Colorado can cost as little as staying at home. It promotes affordable boarding houses and lists rates from 38.00 a week, inviting readers to request a booklet with hotel locations elevations and attractions. Alex B Stocks of New England Paus. Co. B. & QR, R. Boston advocates the stay.

Colorado Colorados Burlington Alex B Stocks New England Paus. , Co Washington St Boston

Elephant Day at Fenway Park Plans for Big Boston Welcome

The Elephant Editor reports preparations for a Saturday children's day at Fenway Park featuring Mollie Waddy and Tony. Cadets, acrobats, clowns, dances, and a formal elephant presentation with Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley are planned rain or shine. Admission is free and special ushers will guide the crowds.

English High School English High Mollie Waddy Tony Governor Walsh Curley Boston Mrs. Orford

Forming Elephant Parties Seems Splendid Plan

Roxbury reader Edna E. Gray recalls planning an elephant outing with seven family members including an uncle turning 78 and the two year old Florence Dunn. The party lists members Winner Murray Mary Guy and Tony Pezzulo along with Florence Dunn.

Elephant Florence Dunn Fred Murray Mary, Guy Tony Pezzulo Roxbury Edna E. Gray

Prayer Request For Rain To Keep Elephant Game Dry

A letter from Charles D Gay of Mattapan Massachusetts asks readers to pray for good weather on Saturday to avoid rain at the Elephants arena. He notes a 1.25 token purchase and mentions younger brothers Robbie Ollie and himself, seeking understanding for Tony’s acquisition.

Elephant Robbie Tony Ollie Charles D. Gay Hiawatha Road Mattapan Mass

Dear Mr Elephant Editor Miss Janet Grand Seeks See Waddy Mollie Tony

A six year old Dorchester girl Miss Janet Grand writes to the editor expressing gratitude and eagerness to meet Waddy Mollie and Tony, noting she helped buy them and plans to attend with family and a friend.

Elephant Waddy Mollie Tony Miss Janet Grand

Elephant outing planned for Saturday

A child invites George to join a family trip to see elephants on Saturday at ALTA NETH Roxbury. The note mentions Mamma thinks George is too small as he might cry and frighten Tony.

Ephant George Tony Alta Neth Huntington Avenue Roxbury

Visit to phants June 6 by Mary Azevedo at Centre Street

A brief letter from Mary Emma Azevedo of 147 Centre Street Dorchester plans a visit on June 6. The note is addressed to a sir and mentions attending a school.

Sir T Phants Nesses School Mary Emma Azevedo Centre Street Dorchester

Letter from Readville resident on weekend plans

Mr Editor Dear Sir-M John J. O'Donnell writes of visiting Mollie and Tony with their mother next Saturday. He notes they will raise eight cents to help buy them. The letter closes with sincere regards from J. J. O'DONNELL in Readville.

John J. O'Donnell Charlie Churchil Mollie Tony J. J. O'Donnell Readville

North Billerica letter to editor about missing readers

A North Billerica resident writes to the editor of the Elephant Fund noting no letters from local boys or girls about visiting Mollie Waddy and Tony. The writer says they wished to share a message from their papa.

Elephant Fund Mollie Waddy Tony North Billerica

Boy Seeks Trip to Boston to See Elephants

A sixth grader from North Billerica writes to a friend, Martin Luther Rushlow, about taking his chum John Joseph McKinnon to Boston to see the elephants this Saturday and shares a playful note about kissing Tony if he were older.

John Joseph McKinnon Boston Tony Martin Luther Rushlow North Billerica P. S

Six Tickets Requested for Elephant Show

Katherine Goodman requests six tickets for the elephant show addressed to Mrs Goodman at 9 Creston Street Roxbury. She urges prompt sending and signs as Katherine Goodman.

Mrs. Goodman Creston Street Roxbury Katherine Goodman

Letter about feeding elephants and family outing plans

Theodore S Ruggles of Auburndale writes to share sending money to an elephant fund and reports feeding Tony at the Eapis copal choir. He mentions familiar Post elephant stories and his sister and mother planning a Fenway visit.

Post Elephant Fund Eapiscopal Choir Tony Fenway Theodore Sleeper Ruggles Central Street Auburndale

Bring All Your Friends Dear Mr Edditor

A short letter from Emma M'Carthy of 131 West Fifth Street South Boston asks for a saved seat for herself and friends to see Tony Wardy and Mollie perform. She requests permission to bring her brother and a friend and signs with her name and address.

Mr. Edditor Tony Wardy Mollie Emma M’carthy West Fifth Street South Boston

Katherine Moonrpy Plans Trip To Fenway Park

Katherine Moonrpy of South Boston writes to the editor to say she will visit Fenway Park on Saturday June 6 to see Mollie Waddy and Tony with her brother accompanying her and thanks for the invitation.

Mr. Elephant Fenway Park Mollie, Waddy Tony Barther Katherine Moonrpy Fifth Street South Boston

Roxbury letter announces meeting at Fenway Park

Annette Caputa of 30 Marshfield Street Roxbury writes that she will be at Fenway Park on Saturday June 6 to meet Mollie Waddy and Tony, with her mother accompanying her, in a brief personal notice.

Elephant Mollie Waddy Tony Fenway Park Annett Caputa Marshfield Street Roxbury

Goodie Words About Elephants at Wen Way Park

A reader praises elephant viewing at Wen Way Park, noting three elephants are seen and are described as lovely, with personal pride in the experience. The note ends abruptly.

Wenway Park

Reminders for Elephant Day at Fenway Park

The exercises will be at Fenway Park on Lansdowne and Ipswich, next Saturday morning. Gates open at 9 30 with no tickets required. Adults and children invited. If rain, move to the Boston Arena on St Botolph Street. Exercises begin promptly at 10 a m.

Fenway Park Mollie Waddy Tony the Post Boston Arena St. Botolph Street Lannin Lougee Jersey Street Lansdowne Street Park American League Baseball Grounds Lansdowne and Ipswich Streets

Little Tony Baby Elephant Event Awaited by Ruth Wentworth

Ruth Wentworth expresses excitement to attend a baby elephant event on the sixth with her mother. She notes she didn’t know how cute elephants are until seeing them and cannot wait to witness the moment.

Tony Ruth Wentworth

Dear Charles Baumeister Visits Elephants in Brookline

A 10 year old boy Charles A Baumeister writes from 20 Roberts Street Brookline to Boston Post about visiting elephants with family on June 6 and donating 26 cents to the elephant fund. He notes his father served in the Indian and Spanish wars and that he will attend with Molly Waddy and Tony and his mother and aunt.

Boston Post Molly Waddy Tony Elephant Fund Charles A. Baumeister Roberts Street Brookline

Children Request Visit of Waddy Mollie and Toy at Fenway Park

A Roxbury family writes the Boston Post to confirm a June 6 visit by Waddy Mollie and Toy to Fenway Park. They plan to attend with their father while their mother stays home grieving for their late brother Edward who died four weeks ago from a toothache. They thank the newspaper for its kindness toward city children.

Fenway Park Boston Post Waddy Mollie Toy Edward William James Patricia Lillian Kelleher Roxbury

Postponed Vacation Reveals Mountain Visit Request

A reader writes that she has postponed a mountain vacation until she sees Tony on Saturday. The note expresses affection and mentions visiting them at Keith's, signed by Helen G. M. Petrily.

Elephant Tony Keith's Sincerley Helen G. M. Petrily

Child Writer Seeks Mail Deliveries to Mollie Waddy and Tony

A seven year old girl Florence Mae Lyons writes a playful note describing plans to visit Mollie Waddy and Tony with two cousins and mentions her mother. The fragment shows a childlike correspondence typical of readers’ letters.

Elephant Eiditor Florence Mae Lyons Mollie Waddy Tony Mamma

Three Kisses for Mollie Waddy and Tony Note from Florence Lyons

Florence Lyons of 755 Morton street Mattapan sends three kisses to Mollie Waddy and Tony. The note reads sincerely yours from Aunt Florence and mentions accompanying relatives on the visit.

Florence M. Lyons Morton Street Mattapan Mollie Waddy Tony

Dear Elephant Editor Shows Plans to Visit Zoo

A letter from Harry Golding confirms his plan to visit with his whole family and feed elephants, requesting seating for the outing and promising to bring peanuts.

Dear Elizabeth Absent Doctor’s Daughter Plans Fenway Visit

A young girl named Elizabeth W Harvey hopes to visit Mollie Waddy and Baby Tony at Fenway Park on June 6 if her doctor father can take time off from treating patients. She expresses eagerness to attend and signs with a heartfelt close.

Elephant Hostor Mollie Waddy Baby Tony Fenway Park Elizabeth W. Harvey

Albert Anderson Letter About Attending Fenway Events

Albert Anderson of 168 Paris Street writes to thank the editor for the invitation to Fenway ball grounds to see Moile Waddy and Tony perform. He hopes to meet the Governor and Mayor and mentions plans to visit Franklin Park and see elephants for the first time.

Sim Fenway Moile Waddy Tony Franklin Park Il Am Albert Anderson Paris Street

Providence Man’s Body Found Near Nyack Tracks

The body of a man thought to be Thomas Kelly of Providence Rhode Island was found on the West Shore railroad tracks in Nyack New York. Both legs and an arm were severed and the coroner ordered an investigation.

Nyack N. Y Thomas Kelly Providence R. I

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