Elephants Charm Crowds at Franklin Park in Boston
Mollie Tony and Waddy greeted thousands of visitors at Fenway Park and Franklin Park enjoying a hose bath and outdoor rest after arrival. Patrolman McAdams recalled an elderly Brockton woman finally entering the elephant house. Police detail ensured order as crowds streamed to view the trio led by Keeper Fletcher with support from Orford and Johan Fieicher.
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Elephant House
Harriman
Police Station 13
Tony
Mollie
Waddy
Mrs. Orford
Mr. Orford
Johan Fieicher
Ropeaoff
Fletcher
Fleicher
Mr. Waitt
John McAdams
McAdams
Brockton
Fenway Park
Franklin Park
Post
Joseph Harriman
Fenwavy Park
Jimmie McCarthy
Boston
Sam Bloomburg
East Boston
Tony, Mollie
Johan Fletcher
Hav
Ing
Pietcher
Johan Fleicher
Thomas F. Goode, Jr
Back Bay
Helped in Success of Elephant Day
Hundreds aided ElephAnt Day with key supporters including H T Miller proprietor of Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale T F Mellody Auburndale horseman and Richard H W Grogan proprietor Grogan stables Back Bay The early days Mellody lent his barns for elephant housing Miller granted use of his hotel lawns for outdoor practice Grogan offered stables the night before the event
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H. T. Miller
Woodland Park Hotel
Auburndale
T. F. Mellody
Richard HW. Grogan
Grogan
Cummington Street
Back Bay
Mellody
Mr. Miller
Woburn Man Believes Back Was Broken After Fall
Peter Weafer, 48, of Woburn, was found in the back yard at 18 Green Street claiming a broken back from a window fall. Doctors at Relief Hospital said he was healthy aside from an imagined injury and kept him for treatment of his imagination.
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Peter Weafer
Woburn
Green Street
Weafer
Field cleared after crowd floods seating at large event
After the massive crowd overflowed the 30 000 seats the bluecoats moved through the area with firm but careful steps guiding mothers with babies to front row positions and lifting toddlers back to safety.
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Bluecoats
McGinsky Falls Injures Head Then Epileptic Fit
Frank McGinsky a 40 year old janitor at 384 Blue Hill avenue Roxbury fell on stairs injuring his scalp and receiving bruises. He was treated at City Hospital and sent home at five. On the way he suffered an epileptic seizure near Washington and Ziegler streets and was readmitted to City Hospital where he remained last night.
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Frank McGinsky
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
McGinsky
Dudley Street
Washington and Ziegler Streets
Guard of Presidents Resigns from Secret Service
Washington June 7 After guarding Presidents for more than six years Tuden C Wheeler a Secret Service man attached to the White House resigned yesterday to enter private business in Chicago Wheeler was assigned to guard ex President Taft after his election in 1908
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Washington
Tuden C. Wheeler
Secret Service
White House
Chicago
Wheeler
Taft
Senate eyes tolls repeal as debate wears on
Washington June 7 Senate leaders expect to finish the tolls exemption repeal bill tomorrow night though debate will follow with little breathing room. The House has completed anti trust work and will push appropriations and general legislation. passage of the tolls repeal with Senate amendment is expected to renew House action, with conference possible if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Trade Commission
Ure
Norris
Great Britain
House
Vote on Tolis exemption repeal bill nears final stage
The article notes a late-looming vote on the Tolis exemption repeal bill led by Senator O'Gorman who has spearheaded the fight against the measure. The outcome is anticipated to hinge on late-developing support and opposition.
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O'Gorman
Ted
Lancers Honor Corp Hoitt at Somerville Funeral
The funeral for 86 year old Washington Hoitt a 38 year National Lancers member was held at his Somerville home on Dartmouth street at 2 pm with Rev. William H Rider officiating. A National Lancers delegation including Captains Wadsworth and Caldwell Trooper Guertin and Corporal Sands attended. The body went to Forest Hills Cemetery for cremation.
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Washington Hoitt
National Lancers
Dartmouth Street
Somerville
William H. Rider
Gloucester
the Lancers
Howard PD. Wadsworth
Jackson Caldwell
N. GC. Guertin
Coporal L. J. Sands
Forest Hills Cemetery
Hoitt
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Orfords
Smith Patterson
Diamond Merchants
Summer Street
Captain Goode
James Hickey
Nealon
Murphy
Hanover Street
la Grange Street
East Dedham Street
Roxbury Crossing
City Hall Avenue
Joy Street
Brighton
Charlestown
West Roxbury
The
Guard OF Presidents
C. F. Hovey & Co
Avon
Chauncy Sts
Vnarfeld
Trade Board
Lancers
Corporal Hoitt
CF Hovey &Co
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