Makers of Bad Money After Counterfeit Bills Found
After the arrest of Giuseppe V Perischini and Gavonia Zocola, two North End Italians, investigators report widespread similar notes surfacing. Officials suspect an organized ring circulating Indian head counterfeit fives printed elsewhere. Attempts to locate the printing mill have failed. the bills are high quality split notes pasted front and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe V Perischini
Gavonia Zocola
North End
Secret Service
Murphy
Allen
New York
New England
Big meeting of U S S ready for Faneuil Hall event
A large gathering of the Central Branch and Council of the United Irish League met at the American House to finalize plans for the mass meeting at Faneuil Hall and to elect new officers for the year. Donations included $100 from Bishop Brady of Boston and various smaller gifts. Charles Devlin, M. P., will arrive today and attend events, with a 4:30 p m delegation meeting Friday. New officers named include Dr P J Timmins as president and a full slate of vice presidents secretaries and an executive committee headed by D O Callaghan and others. Delegates to Central Council named as M J Jordan M Crehan and F Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Branch
United Irish League
Faneuil Hall
PB. J. Timmins
Thomas J. Gargan
Father Cummins
Philip O'Donnell
Mary Hughes
John F. Kelley
Bishop Brady
Boston
Charles Devlin
M. P
Bellevue
P. J. Timmins
Michael Maynes
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
Daniel P. Sullivan
Celebrated Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs George Murray
Mr and Mrs George Murray of 202 Franklin Street Cambridge celebrated their golden wedding at Rhodes Hall Cambridge last night. They were surrounded by nine children, eight grandchildren, and friends while guests included siblings William Trayes and Mrs Henry Simms. The reception ran from 8 to 10 with eldest son John Murray and eldest daughter Nellie Heazle assisting in receiving, and seven sons and daughters acting as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
Franklin Street
Cambridge
Rhodes Hall
Murray
John M. Murray
Nellie S. Heazle
Charles A. Murray
Cora A. McCurdy
Della M. Lewis
Smith E. Ruggles
Thomas F. Murray
Frank T. Murray
George L. Murray
Kneisel Quartet in Potter Hall with pianist Rudolph Ganz
The Kneisel Quartet performed its third season concert at Potter Hall assisted by Rudolph Ganz. The program featured Chausson Lento from quartet Op. 17 Rubinstein Concert Study for quartet Op. 5 Sinigaglia Quartet Op. 59 No. 2 and Beethoven. The ensemble displayed modern approach with clear structure and melodic interest, especially in the first two movements. Ganz, long associated with Chicago, made a strong local debut with brilliant technique and balanced tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneisel Quartet
Potter Hall
Rudolph Ganz
Rubinstein
Beethoven the
Chausson Quartet
Ganz
West
Chicago
Chelsea Lad May Get Carnegie Medal For Heroic Act
Roland Norton a 12 year old Chelsea boy is likely to receive the Carnegie medal for saving his mother from a fire. Ex Alderman Herbert A Ne of 54 Addison street Chelsea will seek to secure the award and bring it to the attention of the fund trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Norton
Chelsea
Carnegie Hare Fund
Herbert A. Ne
Addison Street
Man Collapses and Dies at Restaurant in Roxbury
Charles L. Rogers of 84 Portland Street, a bottling plant teamster for Hampden Street Roxbury, collapsed while about to eat at John Hammond's restaurant on 12 Green Street yesterday afternoon. Heart failure is believed the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Rogers
Portland Street
Hampden Street
Roxbury
John Hammond
Green Street
Painters Seek State Trade Schools Support
Resolution from the 15th annual Massachusetts convention urges establishing state funded trade schools to train young men for manual labor. Committee III. Lynn asks Congress to repeal the alcohol duty used in mechanical arts to prevent poisonous wood alcohol exposure. The measure will be presented to the national master painters body as the convention continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Master House Painters and Decorators
Massachusetts
Lynn
Congress
Two New Bank Presidents Elected in National Banks
Henry S. Drew the second elected president of the National Union Bank to replace James R. Hooper. Edward P. Hatch selected for similar post at Freeman's Bank succeeding William A. Rust. Hooper and Rust retire. Drew is assistant treasurer at City Trust Company and became a director of National Union Bank this year. Several minor directorate changes followed as the national bank count dropped by four to 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry SS. Drew
National Union Bank
James R. Hooper
Edward P. Hatch
First National Bank
Freeman's Bank
William A. Rust
Hooper
Rust
Mr. Drew
City Trust Company
Gloucester schooner Mariel arrives after rough two weeks at sea
The Gloucester schooner Mariel was the last vessel at T wharf yesterday from a 23-ship off shore fleet. Skipper reports rough conditions, while fish prices and a good harvest boosted earnings. Other vessels include Granada, Arkansas, Cestrian, Sylvania, and Devonian with cargoes of wheat, provisions, and cattle. Benzine shipment sets record in New York. The Landsman and Richard share port notes near Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel
T Wharf
Cape Shore
H Praddock
Arkansas
Robert Geldert
Souris
Lunenburg
N. S
United States
New York
J. B. August
Borneo
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping notes list arrivals cleared and sailings from a coastal port. Steamers Canopic and Devonian bring cargo and passengers from Naples and Liverpool, with several other vessels from Hamburg Copenhagen and Baltimore. Cleared ships include Cestrian Sylvania and Dominion with routes to Jamaica Philadelphia and Halifax, and sailings feature Honorius Trojan and Chatooochee toward New York Boston and Norfolk with tugs and barges in convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopic
Sealby
Naples
St. Michaels
White Star Hne
Devonian
Ridley
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Granada
Dugge
Hamburg
Nicolai H
Dan
Lissner
Copenhagen
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Carib
Maguire
Brunswick
Charleston
S. C
Bay State
Oliver
Winterport
Hf. M
Cestrian
Sylvania
Bro
Dow
Sneniral Earregut
Port Antonio
Jam
Dominion
Touisburg
C. B
Carisbrook
Philadelphia
Valdare
Bear River
N. 3
Honorius
New York
Hl. F. Dimock
Cto
Trojan
Newport News
Gibson
Newport
Remus
Sampton Roads
Unique
Louisburg
Steamer Richard Arrives From Cape Breton for Yar
HALIMAX N S Jan 9 The steamer Richard arrives after voyage from Cape Breton bound for Yar...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halimax
N. S
Richard
Cape Breton
Yar
Canopic Brings 931 Steerage Passengers
The White Star liner Canopic docked at the Hoosac Tunnel docks after a voyage from Genoa on December 24. Commander Inman Sealby reports bad weather. steerage passengers will undergo examination this morning while first and second class were allowed to land. Captain Sealby sails on his first Canopic voyage, and a saloon list names numerous individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Bird, Miss Fenton, Miss Smith, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Hoosac Tunnel
Inman Sealby
Genoa
Bird
Nathaniel Brewer
George B. Dexter
Susie J. Fenton
Laura E. Fenton
D. W. Maratta
William C. Miller
Merrill
J. McGarry
H. D. McCord
William C. McPherson
C. R. McPherson
Charles Sprague Smith
Vida D. Smith
S. N. Whitestone
Captain Sealby
North American Trust to Pay 10 Percent Dividend
Judge Braley in the Supreme Court heard Burton P. Gray of North American Trust report asking leave to pay a 10 percent dividend. Several investors attended without counsel and grew unsure of objections, so the judge referred them to Receiver Gray for a conference. After the meeting they expressed satisfaction and willingness to have the report approved when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Braley
Supreme Court
Burton P. Gray
The
North American Trust
Former stage driver dies at 97 in South Spencer
Charles D. Gale, 97, longtime New England stage driver, died today at his home in South Spencer. He formerly ran a Worcester to Brattleboro route and knew many early 19th century figures, including General Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Charles D. Gale
New England
South Spencer
Gale
Worcester
Brattleboro
General Lafayette
Clinton Couple Wed At Providence
Providence R I Jan 9 Among the applicants for marriage licenses at City Hall were a Clinton Massachusetts couple James Francis O Malley 28 and Catherine Josephine O Toole widow maiden name Haran daughter of Paul Haran baker The pair appeared eager that their matrimonial intentions remain private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. T
Clinton
Mass
James Francis O'Malley
Catherine Josephine O'Toole
Haran
Paul Haran
Bride witnesses fatal train crash in Roxton
In Roxton Quebec on January 9 Miss Donalds Lavalle wed Almer Pinsonineault. An express train struck the sleigh carrying her parents and brother, killing the three instantly before the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride
Train
Roxton
Quebec
Donalds Lavalle
Almer Pinsonineault
S P C C Annual Meeting Report Highlights Receipts
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children held its annual meeting at 483 Mt. Vernon Street. Treasurer Charles Follen Atkinson noted a gratifying rise in receipts while expenditures totaled 21,800 dollars. General Agent Charles K. Morgan reported that agents, by legal action, recovered earnings from husbands and fathers and disbursed them to wives, mothers, and others for children's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Mt. Vernon Street
Charles Follen Atkinson
Charles K. Morgan
Boston to New York Falls River Line Fare Ad
Advertises a $2.00 first class limited fare from Boston to New York via the Fall River Line. Describes steamers Providence and Plymouth with orchestra in commission. Daily service including Sundays from South Station at 6:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Providence
New
Plymouth
South Station
Auction of unclaimed freight by New Haven R R Co
Boston sale by Lewis J. Bird Co Auctioneers of unclaimed and refused freight from New York, New Haven & Hartford R R Co to be sold January 11 1906 at 10 30 a m in Pier 1 lofts South Boston. About 150 lots of new cover reels coils of bare and insulated wire electric lamp cord and similar items. Deposit 25 cash required. removal must occur the day of or after sale. Inspect at Pier 1 from January 4 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Bird
Bromfield St
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co
New York
New Haven & Hartford R. R
South Boston
N. B
Ss. Holbrook
JT. C. Dowling
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Ireland
Kneisel
Painters For Trade School
Far East
Merchant Marine Service
Hamburg-American Company
Hispania
Prince Oscar
Leyland Line
Thomas
Grand Junction Dock
Cunard
W. B. Cresser
W. H. Hammond
Emily Tyler
Margaret Dawson
Georgie Kelly
Mouth
Cape Negro
Blanche Island
Yarmouth
C. & W. Hackett
North Sydney
Haddock Cod
Hake
Pollock
Muriel Sea Eee
Seaconnet
Richard A Nunan
Mina Swim
Massasoit
Etta
Rose Standish
Sadie M. Nunan
A. C. Newhall
Hope
Venus
Wee
Elane
Teresa and
Allee
Walter P. Goulart
Viavilla
Rene
Mattie D. Brundage
Elsie FP
Rowe Eee
Seer Ramona Serene Anne
Shipping News
S. P. C. C. Annual Meeting
Lewis J. Bird CO
Leaver’s
Washington St
Syracuse
Bascom's
Green St
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Trours
daSa
Legal Loan Co
State St
Gordon & CO
P. D
People's CO
Washington
Hub Loan Co. Inc
Tremont ST
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
S. R. Briggs Coo
Water St
Franklin Loan CO
Eee
City Loan CO
d&Su
Devonshire St
Boston | Loan CO. Eee
W. E. Martin
Tolman
Colonial Loan Coo
Milk St
a&Sutt
McNamarba
SHPO
Working Men’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Reas
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
P. O
Marden
Court St
P. O. Box
the Post
L. J. Peabody
Martin
Martin's
Waltham Chemical Cotes
Waltham
Compton and Tremont Ets
Castle Sq
al Dtf
Diamonds ON
Suffolk Supply Coo., Inc
d&Surf
Boston Merchants’ Association
Merchants’ Building
Summer Street
Erwin H. Walcott
Boston Law Syndicate
Chas. C. Allen
TF. G. Preston
At&io
Wood Piano CO
Ernest Gabler & Bro
J. & C. Fischer
Poole
Iso Tremont St
Stainway
Estey, Mason & Hamlin
Smith American
Wood _ CO
Tremont St.uare
Tremont Bt
J. B. Cook Piano CO
Dudley St
Rox
Ernie Tanr
Terrence Eee
Berry
Blue Hill Ave
McPhail and
Emerson
Queenstown
Ivernia
Saxonta
Carmania
Slavonia
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Fort
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Fearame
F. P. Eral
Central
WING
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Provinces
Union Wharf
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
A. W. Perry
Gen. Mgr
Petts-Vogel Co
Read
Max Keezer
Harvard
Bow St
Harvard Sq
Keezer
Frank Duval
Tate ‘Teading
Engnglish
New Castle Court
Columbus Ave
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
Astrology
Tremonti
Warren St
Mary Ryan
Suffolk
Walter T. McDonald
Walnut Street
Salem
Edward E. Cook
Bloomenthal & Binestone
Broadway, Chelsea
Maurice Bluestone
Maine
Pine Tree
Lee
Passadumkeug
Mt. Katahdin
Bangor
Patrick H. Dunn
Bass
Chapin
Concord Farm
Old South
Prescott St
Everett
Field's Corner
Westville St
Lady's
C. S. Rich
Bromfield St. M. FE
SPSS
Colonial Theatre
Massachusetts Ave
Mass. Ave
Forest Hills
Walpole Ear
A. Rosh
Beech St
Roslindale
Wm. Filene & Co
Chinchilla
Buckingham
Chelsea Sq
Park Ave
Revere
Frank Page
M. O'Connor
May St
West Everett
Louisa Jackson
Somerville
O Tappan St
Brookline
Tlost
Back Bay
Stokell
Heinemann
Academy
Tremont
le Lady
W. Newton St
Marshall
Prof
Slye
Guy's
Canal St
H. Cohen N & CO
Commercial St
Richmond
Ashmont
Rogers & CO
Shale ST
Upton St
Dorchester
Ww. FF. M
Ife
Peabody Medical Institute
Billinnck St
Revere House
Brown
Arch St
Penn
Lewis & Co
Portland St
Lyne
J. M. Nelson
Hall & Lyon
F. C. Fowler
New London
Conn
Chichester
Rafe
Englis
Chicheater Chemical Co
Madison Square
Phila
Publishers’ Printing CO
Lafayette Pl
New York City
Hill Publishing CO
Pearl St
Marston's
Hanover St
Willis McDonald & CO
Gold St
A&s
Burr Printing House
Gibberos, & Moran
Rose St
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union Station
Oper Tames Coyne
M. E
d&Sutf
COYNE
Boston Plumbing School
Union and Master Plumbers’ Association
Coyne Bros. CO. Plumbing Schools
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chtiee
Weatinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Mast Pittsburg
P.O. Box
Aldis Owen Hall
Boston Auto School
Boston School OF Garment Cutting
Borton
ajT&lo
HUB Automobile School
Freeport St
Goodman
S. D. Hicks & Son
Bowker St
Alberts
Remont St
Chance
Weigel
Pleasant St
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton St
J. A. McBkenzie
Alaid
Folsom & Sunbergren
Roun
EB. Bacon
Middle St
Portland
Ichod&Lutf
Boston School OF Piano
F. WM. V. Awter
SD State St
Boston Exchange
Adams House
Post
Harbor St
Broadway
Aīi
Rite Evans Chemicalco
Cincinnati,o
U.S. A
DR. Weinstein
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