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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
10
The Licensing Board announced that druggist Robert H. Billings at 1489 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester surrendered his sixth class drug store license after a complaint alleged he sold liquor without a physician prescription on Sunday. No action was taken due to the surrender.
Leon Nicaragua February 7 Ruben Dario author and diplomat died here last night He was former Nicaragua minister to Spain A prominent Spanish language poet he wrote 16 well known works and lived in Paris for years serving as consul general.
Colin Campbell of the Queen's Regiment told officers and judges of his 111 days in Northern France trenches and a wound on his arm. He denies stealing a $30 willow plume and claims it came from England or a street acquaintance. Judge Duff will decide the case today. Concurrently the Public Service Commission fare hearing on six cents resumes as the State Senate debates city and town power to fund fights against the increase. Sixty towns attend. experts may be challenged on the Bay State system's finances.
John Edward Teiper was committed to the county jail on a first degree murder charge in the Orchard Park Highway killings. District Attorney Wesley Co. Dudley announced the charge against Teiper mother Agnes M. Teiper was one of two victims. Bail was denied and an immediate examination was not granted. The grand jury is to review all evidence in the district attorney’s possession.
The Arlington Street Station Association and the Real Estate Owners' Association pledged support at a conference at Hotel Thorndike to secure a subway station at Arlington Street. They prepared for a substantial battle before the Metropolitan Affairs Committee.
Today Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland Streets hosts a Red Tag Sale with hundreds of money saving bargains in a fall swing promotion.
At 10 30 a m next Wednesday in Room 237 State House President Otto H Piehler will lead the station association forces with Attorney Islbridge R Anderson for the real estate. The joint committee says many residents will attend and evidence will be presented. The Boylston street station's impact on Park Square and the city will be stressed to the committee.
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