Hooper Denied Bail In Hanover Bank Case
Foster Hooper vice-president of the Hanover Bank was arraigned before Commissioner Hayes, waived examination, and held on $8000 bond for the April term of the New Jersey grand jury. He faces charges of using the mail in a defrauding scheme alongside John L. White and others. his father Foster M. Hooper posted surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Hooper
Hanover Bank
Hayes
New Jersey Grand Jury
John L. White
Imperial Trustees Company
Foster M. Hooper
Barton
Postoffice
Cortelyou
New York
William V. Leary
Texas
Boy Missing From a Train in Palmer
Tony Don ego a 14 year old Italian boy vanished from a moving train near Palmer while visiting friends in Springfield. Parents at 9 Henry Street Worcester seek police help as the boy was to return Thursday. He had been placed in the care of Anthony Cooper of 114 Shrewsbury Street Worcester. Cooper reports the boy entered a toilet and, after a long absence, the compartment was found empty with the window inside open. He suspects the boy fell or jumped from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Tony Donego
Henry Street
Worcester
Springfield
Anthony Cooper
Shrewsbury Street
Cooper
Monster Initiation by Hibernians of Lowell
In Hibernian Hall Lowell the Wakefield degree staff exemplified the four degrees before 250 candidates the largest class to receive the four degrees in the country Middlesex County Vice-President Hendricks presided and Wakefield Selectman Thomas G O Connell acted as patrician
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Lowell
Wakefield
Middlesex County
Hendricks
Thomas G. O'Connell
The Los Angeles Limited Express Opens Fast Transcontinental Run
The Los Angeles limited train, a million dollar transcontinental flyer, began December 16, 1905, from Chicago to Los Angeles over three routes. It carried 31 newspaper men on its inaugural trip, with luxuriously equipped Pullman cars, electric lighting, a modern diner and club car, and daily year round service posting impressive speed across 2300 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Los Angeles
California
United States
Reed Smoot
Utah
Salt Lake
Rockies
Union Pacific
Pacific
Senator Smoot
Chicago & Northwestern
Omaha
K. L. Lomax
Alfred Darlow
America
Daily Telegraph
Death Valley Desert
Rates to Pacific Coast Offer Low Fares
Low rates to the Pacific Coast and other West regions are in effect via the Wabash line, tied to the Continental Limited tourist sleepers from Boston. Runs Tuesday Thursday and Saturday weekly. offices at 176 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Continental Limited
Boston
Washington Street
Norfolk
Baltimore
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Corie
R. I
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Phiadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Lower rates faster schedules to California and Northwest
Colonist rate Boston to California 52 dollars via B and A and New York Central. Tourist sleeper leaves South-station weekdays at 2 p m, offering better connections at Chicago for St Paul and the Northwest. For full particulars call on City Ticket Agent, 366 Washington street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Northwest
NEW York Central
Boston
South
Chicago
St Paul
City
Washington Street
Vessels Bring Fresh Fish as Boston Trade Presses On
By sundown yesterday 31 vessels arrived at T wharf with 451 900 pounds of fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. Prices opened higher with haddock at 8% cents and cod varying. Transatlantic liners Philadelphian Bohemian and Red Star Maryland docked with cargoes of wool elephants teeth liquors and glass. Exports last week reached 1 664 301 dollars while imports stood at 2 648 309 dollars. Five provincial schooners carried potatoes from Prince Edward Island with some spoilage. THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wharf
Haddock
Philadelphian
Leyland Line
Gardner
London
Hoosac Docks
Boston
Confession of 26 Murders Ties to Idaho Ex-Governor Case
Governor Gooding of Idaho releases a statement saying Harry Orchard has made a full confession detailing the assassination of former Governor Frank Steunenberg and a chain of 26 murders tied to conspirators. Orchard named those involved and stated the Dec 30, 1905 murder was his third attempt. A $1000 reward is offered for J. L. Simpkins' arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosse
Ida
Gooding
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Steinberg
Steunenberg
Orchard
James McParland
J. L. Simpkins
Simpkins
License Cost Revision On Hotel Touraine Permit
At a Police Board hearing the Hotel Touraine license was approved with conditions. Proprietors must buy a first class market license for 4500 and pay 2800 for the period March 5 to May 1. They argued the 6800 charge for 56 days is unfair but necessary to keep a first class hotel and enable renewal on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touraine
Texas teacher defies court on age during Patrick murder trial
Miss Minnie Gaillard, a Texas school teacher, refused to state her exact age in court and claimed she was between 39 and 50 while testifying in Albert T. Patrick's bid for a new trial for the murder of William Rice. She said she heard Charles F. Jones testify that Patrick did not kill Rice to aid Patrick if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnie Gaillard
Albert T. Patrick
William Rice
Jerome
Charles F. Jones
Ice
Patrick
Rice
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Joseph W. Russell
Albany
Commonwealth
Annie V. R. Russell
Boston & Albany R. A. Co
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Register
Driver Martin Named Veteran After Long Fire Service
William J. Martin, driver for district chief No 10, received a veteran's certificate from Fire Commissioner Benjamin W Wells. He began service February 5 1896 as call substitute Ladder 6, was appointed driver February 25 1898, and has served in that role since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Martin
Benjamin W. Wells
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Clearances
List of arriving steamers from Liverpool, London, and Jamaican ports with fruit and passengers. Cleared ships include Michigan bound for Savannah and City of Augusta. Sailed and towing operations cover numerous barges and vessels to Philadelphia, Portland, Baltimore, and New York with extensive port movements and nautical details.
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Bohemian
McCallum
Liverpool
Philadelphian
Gardner
London
Maryland
Clarke
Antwerk
Mora
Arentz
Macors
S. D
Admiral Dewey
Porter
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Passaic
Michigan
City of Augusta
Savannah
Wind
N. W
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Mystic
Louisburg
Dimock
Patience
New London
Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy
Baronet
Brooklyn
Bonanza
Catharine Moran
S. O
Daniel Willard
Newburgh
Riverside
Wesley A. Gove
Baltimore
Lynn
Conestoga
Philadelphia
Manheim
Pine Forest
Bear Ridge
Gettysburg
Tamanend
Newburyport
Parkers Flats
Tulpehocken
Robesonia
Portsmouth
Monitor
Wyalusing
Bravo
Beacon
Buffet
Hammond
Tamaqua
Trevorton
Schuylkill
Eagle Hill
Lenape
New Bedford
Manatawney
Cley
Herndon
Swatara
Paxtang
Henry Clay
Enterprise
Mars
East
Burnside
Harrisburg
Piedmont
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Salem
Edward E. Barry
Davis Prison
Marcus L. Urann
Helen W. Martin
Norfolk
Katharine D. Perry
Maria O. Teel
Newport News
Lewis H. Goward
Sierra Leone
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Lila D. Young
Lunenburg
la Have
N. S
Campania
Riverport
Moran
Port la Have
Beatrice
Mereghan
Cyril
All Night Trains To Lynn
The Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad will start all night service from May 1 with hourly trains between Boston and Lynn and all stations in Winthrop. The service, to aid growth of Boston Winthrop Revere and Lynn, follows no formal petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Revere Beach
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Hibernians OF
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Hartford
G. Lester Adams
Charles N. Blakeley
George D. Boles
Charles D. Coburn
Francis L. Impey
Owen T. McMaster
Katherine Roberts
Fred Roberts
Oscar Robertshaw
White Star
Antwerp
O. P. Clarke
Warren Line
Canucks
Prince Edward Island
Collector
Hake
Pollock Haddock
Cod
Mary Santos
Rose Dorothea
Annie Perry
Thomas W. Knight
Flavilla
Teresa and
Alice
Manomet
Eee
Evangelina
Faldie Minot
Viola
Martin
J. B. Cook Piano CO
Tremont St
Cook
Wm. Bourne & Son
Oxford
Ephraim B. Wood
James B. Cook
Shipping News
Fine Tone Miller
Lady’s
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
Dudley St
the Post
Berry
McPhail and
Emerson
Bay State
Washington St
Tremont
W. S. Stokeldl
West Newton St
MR. Masters
Park Sq
Slye
Holmes
Boylston St
Bascom’s
Billerica St
H. Klyman
Lowell St
S. Liner
Green St
H. S. Wise & CO
Broadway Ext
Stone Bros
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Ase
Bloo
SaSuTuThis
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Sy
Wresh
Dodge
Eliot St
Cadillac
Lecal Loan CO
State ST
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Pyeang
Hone
Wwwawen Confidential
Gordon & CO. P
Commercial Investment CO
Devonshire Street
Arch Street
S. R. Briggs CO
Water St
Franklin Loan CO
School St
City Loan CO
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire ST
d&Su Tf
Teamsters
Tolman
Bromfield Pote Heirs
W. E. Martin
PB. O
McNamara
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Ireas
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
d&Sutton
Court St
Marden
HUB Loan CO
L. J. Peabody
Epusiosaciciead Anise Legianelaeaneaeapsiende Mercerineateoees
Davis
White
Singer
Pearl St
Somerville
Warren St
Roxbury
Perfect Order
Broadway
Western Ave
Cambridge
Cunard
Queenstown
Saxonita
Sylvania
Ivernia
Saxonta
Liverpool Campanta
Lucania
Carmania
New
Umbria
Giraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatte Carpathia
Slavonia
Pannonia
THE
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chasp Sumner
Boston White Star Lines
Boston-Queenstown
L'Verpon
Web
Cymric
Mediterranean
Ntes Romantic
Canopie
Company
India Building
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific Company
Calveston
Shreveport
Mexico
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Australia
New Orleans
Mississippi
We America
Sagamore
Sachem
FreightHouse
Hoosac Tunnel
Joel Warren & CO
Milk Street
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S
Yarmouth
Long Wharf
Provinces
Commercial Wharf
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Newfoundland
A. W. Perry
Ladies’ Tailor, Dressmaking and Millinery College
Mass
McDowell
Paris
McDowell's
U. K
Boston Stamp CO
O. K
Mutual
Very Best Tea CO
MR. Bar Jordan Marsh CO
Green
Dover St
Fuller St
Brookline
Hazard Teachers’ Agency
Kasota Bldg
Minneapolis
Minn
Hampshire St
Scollay Sq
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber CO
Litchfield
Berkeley St
Century Cloak & Suit CO
Cherry St
Cambridgeport
Balch Bros
Bromfield St
HUB Hosiery Mills
Harrison Ave
Saison
Mt. Vernon St
Prospect St
Everett
Bath
W. A. Dunham
Mass. Banking Corporation
Woonsocket
E. Richard
E. Richard, JR
North Main St
Lee
Actin
Hale ST
Chas. C. Allen
d&Suif
Atkinson Law Office
New England
Swift & CO. Soap Works
Medford St
Colt Ghoes
Marston's
Hanover St
Stats Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. E
Coyne
Boston Plumbing
Broad St
Penn
Civil Service School
Dartmouth St
Police and Customs
Bl. S. Army
HUB Automobile School
Freeport St
Boston Auto School
Automobile Schools of America
Pleasant St
Coyne Bros. CO
Cincinnati
St. Louis
d&Surf
Lititz
Albert’s
F. E. Bacon
Middle St
Ies Hascall
Noxton Plate & Window Glass CO
THY Chicke
Kingston St
B. L. Makepeace
Wash St
Clinton
Arcade Bldg
Shuman
Arlington Centre
South End
Camden St
A. B. Stearns
Custom House
Hollis St
Diamonds
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
d&Sutt
Ann Eliza Woods
San Francisco
John W. Mekchim
Cambridge Bridge Commission
Cambridge Bridge
City Hall
John F. Fitzgerald
Charles H. Thurston
Hd. D. Leavitt
Hickox Shorthand School
Pierce
Copley Square
Butler & Co
Hanover St. Albee’s
Minerstone St
Dr. Hallock
Dr. Hallock Drug Co
Peabody Medical Institute
Buiundi St
Revere House
DR. Hayden Medical Co
Tremont Street
Maine Coast Transportation Company of
B. D. Hammond
WM. M., Olin
Read’s Law Offices
Sweeney
Guy’s
Canal St
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan
Astrology
A. Zabola
Harvard
Keezer
Typewriter Exchange
Snow & Bons
North Market St
Weinstein
DR. Weinstein
extHotel Touraine
Persian Med. Co
Archat
Port
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