Licenses Not Paid Prompt City Closure of Chinatown Venues
Proprieties Maxim's Hotel in Chinatown and 12 saloons failed to pay license moneys owed by 2 PM yesterday. City Treasurer Slattery closed the office, preventing these establishments from opening at 6 this morning.
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Maxim’s Hotel
Chinatown
Charles Slattery
Licensing Board Grants Most Liquor Licenses for 1918 14
The Licensing Board, via Secretary Louis Epple, issued licenses for 1918 14 with few changes. Hotels Castle Square Plaza and Langham receive special 12 o'clock privileges. St James Hotel Bowdoin square gains street floor dining cafe with liquor for women with male escort. Venice Hotel Hanover street gets similar lounge liquor for women with escorts. Evans House becomes regular first class hotel. Rathskeller at Woodcock reopening with prior privileges. Total revenue reported 1 369 742 from licenses. 976 of 1000 allowed granted. 42 club licenses paid. 149 sixth class druggists. 12 seventh class pure alcohol. numerous other licenses listed. Several establishments to close until licenses paid, with others remodeling or relocating.
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Licensing Board
Louis Epple
William P. Fowler
Castle Square
Plaza
Columbus Avenue
Langham
Washington Street
Worcester Street
St. James
Bowdoin Square
Revere House
Robert J. Bowes
Venice
Hanover Street
Evans
Cambridge Street
West End
John F. Evans
Woodcock
Fred Rousseau
Slattery
Epple
Maxim’s Hotel
Harrison Avenue
Mahoney & McDonald
Atlantic Avenue
Exeter Beats Harvard Second in Slow 8 to 2 Game
Exeter Academy defeats Harvard Second 8 to 2 in an afternoon game at Exeter New Hampshire. Harvard scored two runs in the first inning but was outplayed throughout the contest as Exeter capitalized on errors.
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Exeter
N. H
Harvard
Exeter Academy
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Lembo Murder Case
Suffolk Superior Court jurors after 25 hours 10 minutes of deliberations reported they could not agree on a verdict in the government case against Michele Lembo, a North End contractor charged with second degree murder.
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Suffolk
Jury unable to reach verdict in Lembo murder case
The jury in the Sederquist Barry la ceny case hung for 29 hours and failed to agree yesterday. Lembo remains jailed after bail was denied amid the deadlock. He is charged with second degree murder in the death of Salvatore Bonsuero, 33, of North Bennet Street, who worked for Lembo. The incident near St. Stephen's Church on January 19 concerned a $5 debt claimed by Salvatore for his brother.
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Lembo
Webber
Stevens
Salvatore Bonsuero
North
Bennet Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Salvatore
Harvard Club Boston dinner at new club house
About 700 Harvard Club of Boston members gathered at the Hotel Somerset for a corned beef and cabbage dinner. The event celebrated the Harvard Club house on Commonwealth Avenue and included reflections on the club’s purpose, with speeches stressing Harvard hospitality and integrity. The night closed as the orchestra played Fair Harvard.
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Harvard Club of
Boston
Harvard Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Somerset
New England
Federal forces to evacuate Juarez and move to Chihuahua City
Federal troops in Juarez will evacuate the border port and railway terminus and march to Chihuahua City following orders. Colonel Juan N. Vasquez commands the Jaurez garrison as constitutionalists push toward Juarez from territories along the Rio Grande to the east.
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Eel Paso
Tex
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Juan N. Vasquez
Jaurez
Rio Grande
Alumni urged to subscribe 100 for Boston University aid
Alumni of Boston University are asked to subscribe 100 annually on March 1 to help the institution avoid recurring indebtedness. The appeal follows a trustees tabulation and outlines a 5 percent interest benefit.
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Boston University
University appeals alumni for living endowment and annual subscriptions
The statement explains a deficit of 1 697 189 91 over tuition and endowments and urges alumni to donate. A 19 dollar subscription with 5 percent interest is suggested for a permanent living endowment fund or a 10 year yearly subscription for current expenses. Donors may designate funds to specific departments.
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Treasury
Living
Dawson and Grover Married in Roxbury Social Scene
Alice T. Dawson daughter of Mrs Emma J. Dawson and John A. Grover traveling man were married last night at 1309 Tremont Street Roxbury by Rev Charles C. Earle.
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Alice T. Dawson
Emma J. Dawson
Roxbury
Ruggles Street
John A. Grover
Tremont Street
Charles C. Earle
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