Licensing Board notices in Boston 1917 batch
Notices from Boston Licensing Board dated March 31 1917 announce applications for Fourth First and other class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors at multiple addresses including 1404 Dorchester Ave 1146 Washington St 67 Dover St 741 Huntington Ave 47 Boylston St and 1 Devonshire St along with Hastings for Holland Seaton and Hagerty Co and J Hagerty Co and others and a separate Mystic River bridge closure notice from March 27 1917 for spring maintenance by the Massachusetts Commission on Waterways and Public Lands
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Licensing Board
Robton
Irish American Athletic Association
Charles H. Wilson
Hayward Pl
Boston
Fletcher Ranney
Josiah
Dean
William M. Prest
Rosen
City OF
John J
Mary Bacigalupo
Jowh A
Hilma A. Johnson
John A. Johnson & Co
Washington St
Dover St
Shawmut Ave
Washington At
Boston Post
Foutan
Gharies
Charles Lagher
Said
Teac
MNBY
Wit AM
M. Prest
Ls Windeeran
William
Katherine
St A
Chapten
Apter
Aptige
Green
Armacy
Charles K. Wall
Dennis F. Pa Sousphine A. Guiney
Dennis F. Guiney
Ensing Board
Orry
Em. Hagerty
John J. Hagerty & Co
Mtcherra
Jobiah
J Onephine M. Hagerty
John J. Hagerty
Ranney
Dean William M. Prest
John J. Hart
Prime Magoni
Aera Ranney
James W
Henry M. Hession
J. W. Hession & Co
Huntington Ave
Alsie
William M. Preast
Daniel E
Julia B. Holland
Holland System, Inc
Ftret Claes
Boylston St
Head
Joriah &, Tean
Otice
Lees
Meenane
Janieolland
Tes
Ene F. Holland
Treas
Josiah S. Dean
Collan Res
John . Retnaland
Daniel J. Holland
Devonshire St
Beaton
William M
Prest
Holland Seaton, Inc
Daniel E. Holland
John
Emeline A. A
Hollis
Patna
Saaraeeer Board
Nsing Board
Orr
John A
Washington
Hotel Johnson
Chanter
Frank V
Anna J. Jordan
Frank V. Jordan
Victuallers
Dorchester Ave
Hancock St
Fletcher
Margaret A. Keane
William M. Keane & Co
Water St
Ater
THE
Daniel A. Keating
John J. Finan
Keating & Finan
Neponsset Ave
Neponact Ave
D. D
Office OF the Licensing Board
City
Ferdinand T. Kelley
John FE. Beely
Ferdinand T. Kelley & Co
Haverhill St
C. D
Haverhill
Washinton
W. A
George T
Jane F. Kelty
George T. Kelty
Worcester
Ballerey
Waneee Ranney
Zeigler
Rox
Aald
Fler Ranney
Tacensine Board
John T
Lillian M. Kennedy
John T. Kennedy & Co
Eave’ Theliet
Warren Lee
Warren At
Zeigler At
Vyetober Ranney
Ostah 8
William M. Preat
Albert JL. Kimball
Main At
William i Prest
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Office of Commission On Waterways and Public Landa
Mystic River
Ton & Maine Railroad
Commission On Waterways
John N. Cole
Illens Law Office
Behool St
Tates
Massachusetts seeks $100000 public safety fund
The Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety launched a statewide drive to raise at least $100,000 for instant emergency use. Treasurer Thomas B. Gannett will handle funds at 53 State Street. Judge Michael J. Murray urged Massachusetts residents age 18 to 80 to join the National Guard, saying Suffolk County should lead the state in recruiting for emergencies.
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Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
William A. Gaston
Thomas B. Gannett
State Street
Michael J. Murray
Suffolk County
The
Public Safety Committee
Massachusetts
National Guard
Gallivan Leads Democratic Caucus Amid House Turmoil
Boston congressman Gallivan mounts opposition to Southern influence as Democrats and Republicans weigh a coalition to organize the new House. Rumors float of Mann for Speaker and Lenroot for leader, with independents pressuring for a swift, pragmatic setup and universal service proposals likely after organizing.
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Mann
Lenroot
Clark
Friends of
Gallivan
Boston
Harry B. Endicott
Endicott Shoe Company
John C. Heyer
Federal Trust Company
James J. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
Joseph Doherty
John Morton
Francis M. Carroll
Frederick H. Fay
Edward F. McSweeney
Thomas J. Clexton
ManneSpeaker
Zimmermanns Mexico Japan alliance plan quotes
London dispatch quotes Dr Alfred Zimmermann the German foreign minister defending the Mexico Japan alliance proposed to keep Germany from further enemies. He argues the move was patriotic to keep troops from Allied foes and notes Mexico and Japan as useful allies while dismissing U.S. objections. The piece cites Haase and Senator Underwood and references press reactions in Amsterdam and German papers urging reform.
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London
Entente
Greece
Mexico
Japan
Herr Haase
Everett Announces Baseball Fixtures and Captaincy
Charley Hill was elected captain of the Everett High baseball nine yesterday. Suburban league schedule lists games at Everett and away from April 7 through June 18 against Weymouth Malden Medford Melrose Wal tham Rindge English High Woburn Somerville Commerce and others.
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Charley Hill
Everett High
Framingham
Everett
Weymouth
Medford
Malden
Melrose
Waltham
Dedham
Somerville
Newton
Rindge
English High
Commerce
Woburn
Michigan Regents Silent on Conference Readmission
Michigan regents took no action on the proposal to apply for readmission to the Western Intercollegiate Conference. Resolutions favoring Michigan’s return were adopted Feb. 22 by the board of control in athletics and sent to the regents, whose approval is needed to amend athletic rules for eligibility.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
Board of Control In
La Salle High Baseball Schedule Set for Season
La Salle High School unveils a spring schedule with many home games at Waltham. Key matchups include April 17 East Boston at Waltham and June 16 Alumni at Waltham, with extra games against Needham Concord Stoneham Belmont Watertown Weston Wayland Marlboro and Saugus among others.
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LA Salle High
la Salle High School
John F. Sweet
Boston
Waltham
Framingham
Arteta
Needham
Concord
Fownes and Hagen Win Pinehurst Match
Pinehurst N C March 9 William C Fownes Jr of Pittsburg and Walter Hagen of the Rochester Country Club defeated W M Paul of Charlotte the Carolinas champion and Tom Kerrigan the Siwanoy professional 2 up in 45 holes to win the annual amateur professional golf match. Tom McNamara and Parker Whittemore of Brookline placed third.
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Pinehurst
N. C
William C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Walter Hagen
Rochester Country Club
W. M. Paul
Charlotte
Carolinas
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Tom McNamara
Parker Whittemore
Brookline
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Swimming Championship
Princeton report Yale defeated Columbia in a swim off to win the intercollegiate championship. The final score was Yale 35, Columbia 18.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Columbia University
Columbia
Commerce Team Out In Practice Four Inning Game
The High School of Commerce baseball team held a four inning practice game at Brookline Avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. Coach Sherlock starts with five veterans. Captain Goode, a top pitcher last spring, is expected to be much improved this season. Other veterans include Geary as catcher Lindberg at first base and Kilham and Mullen in the outfield.
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High School of Commerce
Brookline Avenue
Sherlock
Goode
Geary
Lindberg
Kilham
Mullen
Maynard High seeks six open baseball dates
Maynard Mass March 0 John Garlick manager of Maynard High School baseball team has six open dates to fill April 23 May 5 12 and 16 June 6 and 9 Address Maynard High School Maynard Mass care of Maynard High School
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Maynard
John Garlick
Maynard High School
Mass
German Instructions to Mexico and U S Neutrality Clash
A German note asserts it did not author a letter to General Carranza but says its instructions urged Mexico to form a German alliance if war with the United States began and suggested Japan join. The remark notes that the United States published the materials and broke relations, accusing Washington of aggressive posturing while Poland-like neutrality was urged by Berlin.
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Herr Haase
America
Underwood
Mexico
Japan
Portfirio Diaz
United States
Germany
Carranza
Washington
Wilson
Petitions Call Emperor William "The Faithful" Title
Berlin reports that around 5000 petitions have been presented to the Reichstag urging Emperor William to be titled "The Faithful." The Reichstag petition committee is set to discuss the suggestion, according to Berlin's correspondent.
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Berlin
Reichstag
William
Bankers Raise Big War Loan for Hub
A Boston patriotic loan aids the quartermaster depot in buying war supplies. A syndicate of ten banks and two partners contributed one million dollars to enable immediate purchase of equipment for the district defence, with no interest charged and vouchers redeemable when Congress funds become available.
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Lee, Higginson & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Merchants National
National Shawmut
Second National
Union National
Federal Trust Company
American Trust Company
Old Golony Trust Company
New England Trust Company
Commonwealth Trust Company
State Street Trust Company
Council of National Defence
Chairman Richards
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe Company
Albert Greene Duncan
Jacob F. Brown
Brown-Adams Wool Company
E. J. Frost
William Filene’s Sons’ Company
Congress
National Guard
George B. Williamson
Council of National Defense sets bid process for supplies
A five member committee, acting in the interest of the Council of National Defense, has examined the clothing and equipment market. Catalogued sheets are available at the quartermaster depot for reference when bids are required.
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Committee of Five
Council of National Defence
Quartermaster Depot
Somerville High Baseball Schedule Announced
Somerville High Faculty Coach Charley Dickerman announced the baseball schedule with games listed from April to June. Key dates include Melrose at Somerville April 23 and Boston College High at Somerville June 23, with multiple home and away games against Rindge Medford Malden Everett Newton Melrose and Waltham.
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Charley Dickerman
Somerville
Tech
Revere
Rindge
St.John’s
Danvers
Medford
Melrose
Malden
Everett
Newton
Boston College High
Waltham
Chicago Wins Intercollegiate Gym Meet at Yale
The University of Chicago captured the annual intercollegiate gymnasium meet at Yale with 1412 points. Haverford was second with 0, NYU and Princeton tied for third with nine, Penn eight, Harvard and Rutgers five each, and Yale two.
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New Haven
Conn
University of Chicago
Yale
Haverford
New York University
Princeton
Hine
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Rutgers
Tech Freshmen and Sophomores Compete in Cross Country
Tech flier notes today’s cross country clash between freshmen and sophomores. Teams trained indoors all winter then prepared on Charles River Road in front of buildings.
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Tech
Charles River Road
Eaton Newton Captain of Newton High Hockey Team 1918
Newton High elected Austin Eaton captaincy of the 1918 hockey team yesterday afternoon. Eaton has played a strong game at right wing all winter and helped secure the Inter scholastic league championship for the seven-man squad.
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Newton High
Austin Eaton
Eaton
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