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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

14

Children First Will Be Rule At Fenway Park Parade

Storm or fair, a city children oriented event crowds Fenway Park with free admission for kids and escorts. The parade from Tremont to South Station follows a 12:30 route as Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley participate. elephants Mollie Molly Tony slated for a postparade moment.

Fenway Boston Arena St. Botolph Street Huntington Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Great Fenway Park Fenway Park Boylston Tremont Streets Tremont School Street South Station Governor Walsh Curley Mollie Waddy Tony Elephant Molly Waday Julia Hildar Fritz Mamma Martha Hoffman Lamartine Street Jamaica Plain

Children write with joy as elephants come to Fenway Park

A flood of letters from Boston area children celebrates the upcoming June 6 elephant show at Fenway Park. Young readers, including Helen Wern ing, Nettie Hessel, Matilda Wolk, Tom mie Cavanagh, William Selby, and others, describe saving for tickets, inviting family, and hoping for good weather.

Elephant Fund Boston Post Mollie Waddy Tony Nettie Hessel Fenway Park Florence Street Roslindale Paul G. Thlemus Paul's Auto Tour Company Alexander J. Peckham South End

Studebaker Six Highlights Built Parts Advantage

High proportion of manufactured parts means car value, long life and road ability. Studebaker Six incorporates a greater proportion of manufactured parts than any other car. Methods of manufacture are more intensive, machinery equipment more complete and costly, yet far more economical because of big production. Laboratory and engineering work goes deeper and is actually in charge of manufacturing.

Studebaker Six

Why Caesar wrote Veni Vidi Vici on stage

The Sunday Post feature highlights Caesar’s famous phrase Veni Vidi Vici as depicted in new stage pictures on Everybody's stage. The piece connects Rome's triumphal lines to contemporary theater imagery and historical signal.

Caesar Sunday Post Boston Opera Company Sterling Heilig Paris

Plans to reach Fenway Park for elephant parade trip

Readers describe varied methods and eager companions to attend a Fenway Park event. Families, schools, and neighborhood groups organize rides, seats, and support with letters from children and guardians eager to witness the elephants and meet local officials.

Yellow badge ushers at Fenway Park aid fans

Post reporters in yellow ribbon badges will assist visitors at Fenway Park. Kids ask what happens to the three elephants if not bought, noting several Mitchell children and addresses. A Dorchester girl promises daily elephant viewing near Franklin Park with friends.

Fenway Park Samuel Perkins Dorchester Teele Englsh High School Jersey Street EL Leola Serout Greene Street Somerville Mathilde Lutz Trent Street Mollie Waddie Tony Nana Ralph the Highland Yarnton Post Ayu Franklin Park Fannie Levias Greenwood Street

Clowns to Perform at Fenway Park Event

Business men from Meeting House Hill district will perform as clowns at Fenway Park tomorrow morning. Names listed include F. P. Turner Joseph O'Brien M. Scanlan A. Quilty John Connelly John Casey and A Whelton. Also four comedians from the Dorchester Alien Club join the act.

Meeting House Hill District Fenway Park F. P. Turner Joseph O’brien M. Scanlan A. Quilty John Connelly John Casey A. Whelton Dorchester

Sullivan Charter Amendment Defeated 96 to 49

A misprint claimed the Iemasney district council bill was amended to place two questions on the ballot. The actual House vote defeated Sullivan's split referendum plan for nine vs seventeen City Council members by 96 to 4.

Iemasney House of Representatives Sullivan Beacon Hill

Gladys Olmstead Weds Sheldon Craft at Longwood Church

Miss Gladys Livingston Olmstead daughter of Judge James M. Olmstead wed Sheldon Dermitt Craft Institute of Technology 1900 at the Church of Our Saviour Longwood Rev Reginald Howe officiated The bride’s attendant was Miss Dorothea Cushing Woods Best man Newitt J Neall Mr Craft a Boston born electrical engineer from Pittsburg plans career in Boston after marriage

Gladys Livingston Olmstead James M. Olmstead Church of Our Saviour Longwood Sheldon Dermitt Craft Institute of Technology Reginald Howe Dorothea Cushing Woods Newitt J. Neall Mr. Graff Pittsburg Boston

Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Itch

Suffering skin troubles are promised fast relief from one application of Poslam. It soothes itching and burning, reduces scratching, and aims to restore natural skin color. Sold by druggists with a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories, New York. Poslam Soap advertised as uniquely improving the skin.

West 25Th Street New York

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Parade Yeele Benjamin ‘Teele English High School Herbert L. Ber Ec. H. Ss Carl A. Babcock Francis ©. Emmons William R. Connor Xiax Ribo John ¢. Callanan Ernest F. Farrell Mollie, Waddy Way Park Waddvy Hthel A. Curtis Dudley Avenue Keith HKAH Belva Hamilton East Milton B. F. Keith's Rascal Helen Werning Colburn Street East Dedham U. S. Grant School East Boston William Orford Matilda Wolk Chelsea Street Tommie Connely Ben Mr. Postman Tommie Cavanagh Leon Street Roxbury Wadey William Selby Hyde Park Avenue Arthur Goodwin Court Street Wakefield Mass Virginia Backhoff Warren Street M. A. Edson Shawmut Avenue Auntie Robert Little Brother Dorothy Moulton South Main Street Reading Greater Boston Elizabeth Dulleck Humboldt Place Andrews Square Gerald Pratt Lee Street Cambridge Nanny Madalene Pratt See Street Sir Papa Josephine Rebecca Margaret Egan Josephine Blok Union Avenue Mitchells Tts Studebaker F. C. B. Detroit Donovan Motor Car Company Commonwealth Ave Truin Marion Jury L Street South Karl E. Westcott Phillips School Laurel Street Watertown Mildred Vincent Cahill South Boston Ainter Fen Oulu OLUS Olus Union The Girard Company Makers Dept Broadway Jerome H. Remick Te Bere Jerome H. Remick & Co Aelo Erome H. Remick Tremont Street Tremont Row CO Phillip Edmund Franklin O. Warren Mitchell, Jr J. Phillip Mitchell Mitchell J. Franklin Mitchell Gorham Street West Somerville Graff—Olmstead Eczema Possam Next Sunday Post James Montgomery Flagg Flagg Boston Chorus Girls Gay Christy Mathewson Jim Corbett Wm. A. Brady
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