Gatigny Confesses Alias Daulaye in Art Forgery Case
Paris reports Count De Gatigny admitted he is actually Daulaye. He testified to being born in London, a naturalized Italian, and said his father was a painter. Authorities seized more paintings at the De Gatigny chateau, signed by noted artists as alleged copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Gatigny
Charles Hamilton Paine
Boston
Tours
de Gatigny Chateau
Teniers
Largilliere
Hamilton
van der Weyden
de Gatigny
Daulbye
London
Art expert warns Americans on fake antique paintings
Henri Rochefort urges caution against purchases from impoverished noble families and fake 19th century works. He cites a Yankee buyer misled by a 1830 school collection valued at 160 dollars with all pieces fake. He notes many Rembrandts in the US are forgeries and recounts tales of de Gatigny and Lusignan linking art fraud to high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Rochefort
the Patrie
de Gatigny
Daulby
Buttemont Martre
M. Rochefort
Velasquez
Rubens
United States
Victor Hugo
Melusine
Blizzard and Snow Hit Sunny Southland in Virginia
Snow and hail fell at intervals this morning over the fruit belt of Northern Virginia and the thermometer has fallen 45 degrees since yesterday at noon approaching the freezing point. Fruit men are greatly alarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Hale Admits Defeat in Maine Senate Contest
Augusta Maine April 19 The letter from Senator Eugene Hale to Byron Boyd Republican State chairman declines to engage in a race for the Senate and cites his five continuous terms as fitting of retirement He hints he could not defeat Frederick Powers in the upcoming caucus as his term ends March 3 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eugene Hale
Byron Boyd
Republican State Committee
Boyd
Hale
Maine
Senate
Frederick Powers
Maine Senator Eugine Hale Declines Presiding Role
In a Washington letter dated April 18 a Maine senator declines to preside at the June Republican convention. Hale urges party unity to reelect Governor Fernald and to send four Maine Republicans to Congress to counter potential tariff threats and protect industries. He pledges support for a strong GOP delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Senate
Maine
Eugine Hale
Boys' Brigades Celebrate Gala Field Day in Sham War
About 1200 members from Boston Revere Melrose Everett Somerville Clinton Worcester West Roxbury Malden and nearby towns gathered in Norwood for a United Boys' Brigade field day featuring a sham battle at Germany Plains and an open air dining event at Prospect Park. The Massachusetts division staff praised the conduct of the boys and promoted J F Hooton to lieutenant colonel and J Fernald to major during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Boston
Revere
Melrose
Everett
Somerville
Clinton
Worcester
West Roxbury
Malden
Germany Plains
Prospect Park
Gilbert Park
W. G. Dolloff
C. E. Garran
Massachusetts Division
J. F. Hooton
J. Fernald
William H. H. Gary
A. P. Coleman
C. W. H. Smith
F. H. Newers
H. P. Lambert
R. M. Dobson
J. W. Saunders
F. K. Bates
Saloon Passengers Include Arctic Explorer’s Son
Among the passengers was Lieutenant J N Greeley son of General Greeley the Arctic explorer on leave from Fort Sill to meet his father in Florence. A Exeter New Hampshire family Johnson had passage refused after borrowing the Leyland liner Caledonian’s compass. the Caledonian sailed at 5 30 with 231 aboard as flags fluttered along the big liner drawing a crowd at the pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Greeley
General Greeley
Fort Sill
Okla
Florence
Exeter
N. H
Johnson
Caledonian
Bryan Chats With Taft at the White House
William Jennings Bryan and President Taft spent over an hour together at the White House exchanging reminiscences and noting each other’s good health. Bryan then met Speaker Cannon for 15 minutes with lunch hosted by Rep. Hitchcock of Nebraska and guests including Champ Clark Lloyd of Missouri and James of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Taft
White House
Bryan
Cannon
Captain borrows compass to sail Cymric from port
Captain Howarth of the White Star liner Cymric borrowed a compass from a neighboring liner to depart the port after his own compass was sent to a nautical shop on State street for adjustment and locked in the store for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howarth
Cymric
State Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
HE IS
Dauley
Spurious Rembrandts
Erica
Southland
Sen. Hale
State Committee
Fernald
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
Petts-Vogel Company
Washington Street
Joe Cannon
Chauncy Street
C.F. Hovey & Co
Summer ST
Chauncy ST
Avon ST
Boston Raincoat
Boston Raincoat Company
Sala
Mien
Tee
Ccc
Capes At
Boston Raine
Summer Street
Jordan
Mae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!