Hippo Fund Over $3000 At Hub-New Names Added
A community fundraising drive surpasses $3000 as supporters vote to bring a pet animal to Hub-New Names. The campaign expands its $25 list to include additional sponsors and donations.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
Baby Hippo Band Concert Today at Parkman Bandstand
A noon concert at Parkman bandstand Boston Common features Filene's Concert Band playing popular dance and march tunes. Headliners at Keith's Theatre include The Sharrocks mind reading act, with Ella Kolar singing and Arturo Casiglia piano. Baby Hippo milestone noted as $3000 raised. potential move to Franklin Park Zoo discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkman Bandstand
Boston Common
Filene
Sharrocks
Harry and
Emma
Keith’s Theatre
Havemeyer Dies at Ninety Sugar Refiner and Writer Passes
John Craig Havemeyer life: sugar refiner author and speaker on politics and religion dies at age ninety in Yonkers New York. He was born in New York son of William F Havemeyer three times mayor. He left Columbia University due to eyesight and began as a grocery clerk before Europe voyage seeking health. He later worked in Havemeyer and Maller the family sugar firm founded by his grandfather who immigrated from Germany in 1799.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
John Craig Havemeyer
New York
William F. Havemeyer
Columbia University
Havemeyer
Europe
Havemeyer and Maller
William Havemeyer
Germany
First Rabbinical Court Hears Boston Synaogues Claim
For the first time in Boston history a Rabbinical Court held a hearing at the West End last night to decide which of two synagogues with Cantor Mordacai Hershman from Wilno Poland may employ his services. Hershman is said to have a voice rivalling Caruso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West End
Mordacai Hershman
Wilno
Poland
Cantor Hershman
Enrico Caruso
Hunt Girl in Murder of Officer in Blue Hills
Milton police officer Emory H. Farrington was shot down from behind on Blue Hills Reservation. Police know men in a gang, but not the girl. fingerprints on a stolen car suggest her involvement and an arrest is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory H. Farrington
Milton
Blue Hills Reservation
Reward Offered by Milton Citizens for Bandit Capture
Milton authorities post a 2500 reward for information leading to the capture of auto thieves who killed Patrolman Emery H. Farrington. Lincoln Bryant says citizens have pledged the fund by subscription. State detectives seek a South Boston youth alleged as leader and a woman linked to the officer’s murder. Farrington's body was found in a Blue Hills clearing yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Emery H. Farrington
Lincoln Bryant
South Boston
Blue Hills
Blanche Sweet Weds Neilan in Chicago Ceremony
Marshall Neilan and Blanche Sweet married in Chicago at the County Clerk's office with Judge H. Sterling Pomeroy performing. The couple fled reporters to keep the union secret and departed for New York aboard the Century Limited for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United News
Marshall Neilan
Blanche Sweet
Neilan
America
France
Miss Sweet
California
Robert M. Sweitzer
H. Sterling Pomeroy
Mrs. Neilan
Century Limited
New York
Boston College Tops Princeton as Syracuse Drubs Conn Aggies
In Boston College beat Princeton 3 to 1 while Syracuse routed Conn Aggies 8 to 2. Wrestling at Grand Opera House Manchester Joe Perelli beat Billy Klein in one fall 13 minutes 15 seconds Oreste Vadlafi and Frank Lurich also scored falls. Boxing in Lowell Phinney Boyle defeated George Gardiner in 10 rounds. Full reports on pages 18 21 22 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Joe Perelli
Manchester
N. H
Billy Klein
Worcester
Oreste Vadlafi
Frank Frishoorn
Gereman
Frank Lurich
Cambridge
George Calza
Hal Christensen
Lowell
Phinney Boyle
George Gardiner
Heat Wave Brings Relief After Deadly Boston Scorching
Boston endures record June heat with two deaths and thousands suffering as women and children slept on Boston Common. Forecasters predict thundershowers to cool the city, ending the hottest June 8 in 51 years with readings around 92 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Common
Scattered Showers Across New England Include Thunder Storm
Scattered showers were reported in several New England sections last night. A thunder shower struck Pitts field late yesterday afternoon, with continuation noted on page 14 fourth column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Pittsfield
Bryan Attacks Wilson Over Germany Policy in 1915
Note recalls Bryan issued a sharp statement criticizing Wilsons stance toward Germany in 1915. Also mentions Italian transport Principe Uberto sunk by a submarine in 1916 near the Antarctic. A year ago today Fred W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion and its officers died in an Indianapolis auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Principe Uberto
Antarctic
Fred W. Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapolis
Showers and Cooler Outlook for Boston and Region
Friday local showers and cooler conditions expected in Boston and nearby areas with moderate southwest winds. Saturday should be generally fair and cooler as northern New England faces more showers then a cloudy cooler day for southern New England and East New York. Highs noted across eastern states include 90s in New York City Baltimore and Norfolk with Yuma reaching 106 degrees in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Portland
Albany
N. Y
New Haven
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Yuma
Arizona
Baseball scores from early American League games
The scoreboard shows Boston 7 over St. Louis 5 and New York 7 over Chicago 2. Washington 6 defeated Cleveland 1 while Detroit 7 beat Philadelphia by an unspecified score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Allen Bids for G. O. P Nomination for Governor
Attorney General J Weston Allen declared his first formal bid for the Republican nomination for Governor. He will not seek reelection as Attorney General and said he has received offers of support if he runs. The statement drew no surprise among politicians. Brady reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Brady
J. Weston Allen
Mr. Allen
Still Undecided on Governor Run Amid Urging Voices
A public figure states they are still undecided about seeking the governorship as supporters urge a candidacy. The remarks reflect internal deliberations and external pressure from allies within the party.
Adam and Eve Arrested in Maine Wilds For Game Violations
Carl A. Sutter and his wife known as the modern Adam and Eve were jailed by game wardens in Houston Maine for killing deer and partridge in the closed season. They planned six weeks in the woods without civilized clothing or tools. They face arraignment in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Carl A. Sutter
Maine
Sutter
Adam
Stage Star In Divorce Suit
New York reports a raid at Lilian Lorraine's apartment led to her being named in a divorce action against Charles C. Wagner known as Billy Lloyd. Mrs Wagner seeks absolute divorce alleging detectives followed Wagner from Club Maurice to Lorraine's residence and found both in the apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United News
Lillian Lorraine
Charles C. Wagner
Maurice
Rialto
Billy Lloyd
Miss Lorraine
Wagner
Per Capita Circulation Set At 48.78 In June
United States Treasury releases June 1 circulation data showing every person in the country should possess 48.78 in good American cash. Total money in circulation reaches 5 346 832 497 dollars. Last year per capita was 56.09 while May 1922 stood at 48.89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United News
United States
Uncle Sam’s Treasury
Whiskey Seized at Home in Haverhill Raid
Prohibition agents led by Roberts and local officers seized liquor at the home of Herbert W. W. Downes supervisor of music in public schools and organist in Boston after a search warrant raid. The arrest followed reports of liquor use at the Bradford Academy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Downes
Boston
Bradford
Herbert W. W. Downes Haverhill
Senate Passes Painting Bill to Remove Synagogue Painting
The Senate suspended rules and approved the bill to remove The Synagogue painting from the Boston Public Library. The debate noted an Attorney General opinion that the measure is constitutional, with four Senators opposing due to concerns over potential large damages to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sargent
Boston
Monk
Supreme Court
Allen
Judiciary Committee
Gibbs
Waltham
Reed
Taunton
Watertown
Naphen
Natick
Weather Outlook Hint of Cooler Air and Showers
A reader notes forecasted cooler weather today and tonight with a likely chance of showers. The message reflects conditions expected to bring remnant humidity and a brief shower window later.
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Hippo Fund
Ella Kolar
Arturo Casiglia
Baby Hippo
Spu
England
Little Folk
Franklin Park Zoo
the Twitchell-Champlin CO
Basten Poatiano
Wildey Savings Bank
Boylston §T
LE Nahant J
Hateau
Thira Col
Rtsay
D'Avino
Tar
Sbc
Alfred L. Denoyep
Dpley Square
Huntington Ave
Exeter St
Ae Day Roe
Laphane Ie
Boston College
Princeton
Syracuse
Conn
Aggies
City Point
Edith
Eva Mills
M. Ee
D. m
Tiqrstonay
Eeme
Gainsborough
Western Company
Cuicaco
Academy
Firat Col
Adam and Eve
Roberts
Stowells
Arthur E. Dorr& Co, Inc, Investonee Dorchester
South Shore
Quincy
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