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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1892

Page

7

Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 Card

Travel itinerary outlines a round voyage from Boston to New York via Fall River Line, Glasgow including stateroom, then Anchor Line to New York and Scotland. Passes through Lake District Loch Lomond Katrine Trossachs Edinburgh London Carlisle Leeds Sheffield Leicester to London Liverpool route options. Ends with Inman Line voyage New York Boston via Fall River Line stateroom.

Boston New York Fall River Stateroom Glasgow Scotland Anchor First Cabin Lake District Loch Lomond Loch Katrine the Trossachs Edinburgh London Carlisle Leeds Sheffield Leicester Edford Liverpool Birmingham Rugby Orby Stratford-on-Avon Chester Inman

Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour Ends in London and New York

A travel narrative outlines a grand circuit from Boston to New York via Fall River, then across the Atlantic to Queenstown Ireland aboard Inman Line first cabin, with rail journeys to Cork Mallow and British landmarks. The itinerary includes Cork, Lakes of Killarney, Limerick Galway Dublin and Liverpool, continuing to Chester Birmingham Warwick Stratford on Avon Leamington and Oxford before London and Liverpool to New York.

Boston New York Fall River Stateroom Antwerp Reburn First Cabin Brussels Paris Rouen Dieppe Newhaven London Liverpool Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-on-Avon Chester Inman Queenstown Ireland Cork Mallow Killarney Limerick Galway Dublin Liver Warwick Stratford On Avon Leamington Kenilwort Castle Oxford Derbyshire Buxton Rowsley Chatsworth Haddon Hall Matlock Bath Leicester Manchester

Sulphur Bitters Advertises European Tours

Boston August 10 1892 business manager Re Bryant certifies funds cover tickets for three first class European tours for Sulphur Bitters. Ad claims the product cures all ailments when other medicines fail and urges use if sick.

Sulphur Bitters Boston Mass RE. W. Bryant Boston Post

Notice of Probate for Frances A. Eaton Estate in Boston

Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and interested parties in Frances A. Eaton of Revere. Calvin P. Sampson and George A. Eaton seek license to sell entire real estate to pay debts. hearing set in Boston on November 10, 1892. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge Joan W. McKim. Also notice: William Doherty appointed administrator of Margaret Doherty of Boston. creditors and debtors urged to present claims and payments by date.

Massachusetts Suffolk Frances A. Eaton Revere Calvin P. Sampson George A. Eaton Boston Boston Post Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Jotice Margaret Doherty William Doherty Admr Ruston George H. Barker J H C Sharkey Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk, Ss Allen J. A.M J. D. Thompson William Gray, Jr Catherine H. Cunningham R. Stone Old Colony Railroad Company Framingham Water Covern Framingham Water Company Farm Pond Framingham J. H. Benton, Jr B. Hopkins S. K. Phillips Water Company

Suffolk Superior Court Docket Summary October session notes

Suffolk Superior Court records list multiple cases across sessions with judges Bishop Sherman Dunsbar and others. Notable items include Eldredge vs West End Railroad Company seeking 20000 damages, various rail and land injury actions, contract and debt suits, and divorce matters spanning 1887 to 1891 with numerous plaintiffs and defendants named.

Superior Court Suffolk, Is Bishop Laretta C. Eldredge West End Railroad Co S. J. Titler C. E. Todd M. F. Dickinson, Jr W. B. Sprout Sherman Connecticut River National Bank Samuel T. Harmon Erdict G. W. Anderson C. W. Clark Mary Moore Maria Burke Boston & Albany Railroad Company Newton J.C. M. Jayley E. M. Johnson S. Hoar Jane C. Lannon Old Colony Railroad Company Richard Peters Same Margaret Madden West Roxbury C. F. Choate, Jr

Homicide shock and local court actions in Cambridge

The Cambridge scene fuses a murder shock with local legal actions as Joseph T. Kenney faces reformatory sentencing for knife assault on Officer Butcher, and Joseph Emmett pleads guilty to a grievous attack on his daughter with eight years in state prison. Prohibition rally planned at Union Hall. voters lists near posting with 2447 net gains, mostly in Democratic precincts. Yard Bridge.

Weston Joseph Emmett Emmett Waldo Bros Central Square Union Hall Wolcott Hamlin

All night car petition grows in Brighton and beyond

In Brighton a broad push to sign an all night car petition gains momentum with reports in the Post and increasing local interest as election day nears. Signs point to electric car rails being marked for a Cambridge Street bridge with horse cars to follow. A Democratic rally is planned for Allston next Saturday. Beacon Park.

Brighton Parsons Street Bay Beacon Boulevard Brookline Longwood Alliston Post Charles H. Bush Maloney Ike” Warren Times Cambridge Street Allston Beacon Park

Dorchester Republicans Hear Speakers at Music Hall

Dorchester crowd fills Music Hall Field's Corner to hear ex Governor Long and others. Norfolk course second entertainment by Women's Aid Society set for 8 PM at Norfolk chapel featuring Allen R Hunter and a line of soloists. Glenwood Club names new officers and announces Dec 1 anniversary with George W MacBride as president and Benjamin Sowden as secretary treasurer.

Music Hall Field’s Corner Long David Hall Rice H. H. Atwood F. H. Kittredge Norfolk Women’s Aid Society Norfolk Chapel Norfolk and Capen Streets Allen R. Hunter Charles Hopkins Carpenter Soprao Benjamin Sowden Gaove Hatu

Somerville pastor移 to Peabody Baptist Church

The Rev O H Wallace, formerly pastor of the Second Advent Church, will become pastor of the Baptist Church in Peabody. Also, Mrs Martha P Lowe hosts the Women's Educational Union and Suffrage League tomorrow at Summer Street for the society’s annual meeting. The Somerville Electric Light Co plans to enlarge its plant on Willow Avenue to handle increased business. The Rev C S Dewing will return from New York and preach at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. The Somerville High School football team beat Everett 40 to 0 at the Y M C A grounds. Ivaloo Lodge D of Rebekah plans a social Friday at Odd Fellows Hall to raise funds to furnish a room in Somerville Hospital. A large Somerville Christian Endeavor Union meeting last night featured reports from the New York convention and music from the church quartet. Oasis Lodge I O C F to initiate several candidates Thursday. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Flint Street M E Church will hold a harvest supper tomorrow evening followed by an entertainment. A man was thrown from his team in Union Square yesterday forenoon, injuring his face and left arm after the wagon struck the unfinished edge of the new pavement. PowpeER Houvussz.

O. H. Wallace Second Advent Church Somerville Baptist Church Peabody Martha P. Lowe Women’s Educational Union and Suffrage League Summer Street Somerville Electric Light Company Willow Avenue C. S. Dewing New York Presbyterian Church Everett High School Ivaloo Lodge Daughters of Rebecca Odd Fellows Hall Somerville Hospital Somerville Christian Endeavor Union Prospect Hill Congregational Church Church Oasis Lodge Ladies’ Aid Society Flint Street M. E Union Square Powpeer Houvussz

Charlestown Fall Yard Hours and Parades In Charlestown

The navy yard adopts regular fall hours from 7 15 a m to 4 15 p m. Republicans plan an evening parade and fireworks with many out of town groups in line including the Lodge Fusileers. A Miss Katie Sullivan of Medford sang at St Francis de Sales Church. Olive Branch Lodge of Odd Fellows elected Past Grand John W Shaw to noble grand position. Malden Lodge to exemplify first degree for twelve candidates on Nov 8 with a banquet. Arrangements by E L Cotting I H F Smith P P Currier P A Bruce and Fred K Cloutman. Abraham Lincoln Post building fund fair opens this evening in Memorial Hall with G A R Commander Churchill and Women’s Relief Corps officials present. James F McNally writes topical songs and burlesque ballads including a cycle craze hit. Old commandant’s house at the navy yard torn down. parade ground planned. Abraham Lincoln Camp Sons of Veterans hosts a select party in Abbotsford Hall on Nov 10. Benevolent Society of Bunker Hill Baptist Church to serve a harvest supper Thursday at 7. Dominican Fathers begin a mission at St Francis de Sales next Sunday. T C S invitation party in the Cadets’ armory on Dec 9. committee listed. BuNKER Htt.

Navy Yard Lodge Fusileers Katie Sullivan Medford St. Francis de Sales John W. Shaw Olive Branch Abraham Lincoln Post Memorial Hall Ladies of the Relief Corps Churchill Women’s Relief Corps James F. McNally Navyard Marine Barracks Abraham Lincoln Sons of Veterans Abbotsford Hall Ladies of the Benevolent Society Bunker Hill Baptist Church Dominican Fathers St. Francis de Sales Church Cadets’ Armory E. P. Dudley G. W. Eccles F. R. Fritz A. H. Lewis D. B. Paul F. T. Paul A. E. Sutcliffe F. A. Sanborn E. W. Lewis C. E. Tasker Bunker Hitt

Best in the City and It is Growing Fast Along the Providence Railroad

A Boston reader writes from East Foxboro praising the Post for growing popularity on the Providence division of Old Colony railroad. He notes morning sales rise, with newsboys selling out quickly at Canton Junction smoker.

Sir Post East Foxboro Providence Old Colony Canton Junction Globe, Herald Ranscript Charles T. Horrman Boston Kingston Street

Testimony on Post’s rising prominence and demand

A reader from River Place, City, praises the Post for editorial influence. He notes scarce availability a year ago due to low sales, now clashes with rising demand as dealers struggle to keep copies. He observes the Post as the authority on latest news and predicts further growth.

Post Charles Cambridge Street A. E. Tayntor River Place City

Birthday Number Grand Praised in Dorchester Letter

C A Dearborn of 185 Centre Street Dorchester writes that the birthday number is grand. He notes seeing seventeen papers on the Dorchester electric car ride and counts eleven Posts two Globes and four Heralds. He regards the Post as a correct and reliable sheet and includes his address and date October 15 1892.

Sir Dorchester Electric C. A. Dearborn Centre Street Dorchester

Marriages of Shaw Crowell and Hunt Chadwick

In this city on Oct 29 Eugene G Shaw married Corine Crowell by Rev Winkley. In London on Sept 7 E Aubrey Hunt wed Maude Elwen daughter of the late John Chadwick of Buile Hall Manchester England per Rev Kerr.

Shaw—Crowell H. Winkley Eugene G. Shaw Corine Crowell Hunt—Chadwick London St. Mary Abbott’s Kensington W. A. Kerr E. Aubrey Hunt Maude Elwen John Chadwick Buile Hall Manchester Eng

Deaths list from Brighton to Melrose Highlands

Obituary notices dated Oct 29 to Oct 31 report deaths across Massachusetts towns including Brighton South Boston Allston Dorchester Dorchester Lower Mills Winchester Somerville Framingham Revere Manchester by the Sea South Sudbury Portland Me Melrose Highlands and related bereavement details. Names include Eleanor Warren Choate Burnham Mary Bean Jennie Brown Julia Cooke Mary Emma Fiske Eveline Shedd Therese Weil Charles Gage Peter Gordon William Hurd Lorenzo Kimball Henry L Phillips Julia White Louise Goodwin George Perkins and others with ages and burial or service notes.

Warren Brighton Eleanor A Webster F. Warren Burnham South Boston Broadway Choate Burnham Hamilton Mass Bean Mary E. Bean Montville Brown Allston Jennie L Edward W. Brown Cooke Julia Helen James P. Cooke Fiske Dorchester Lower Mills Mary Emma Granville M. Fiske Shedd East Boston Eveline William M. Shedd Weil Therese Weil Jacob Weil Phillips Manchester-by-the-Sea Henry L. Phillips White South Sudbury Julia A John T. White Goodwin Portland Louise C Enoch G. Goodwin Boston Perkins Melrose Highlands George H. Perkins

With Best Intentions Names List of Marital Pairs

A list of paired names includes Robert Hennessy and Alice Gorman Henry Appleby and Ellen H Clark Simon B Clarke and Henrietta A Osgood Angel Costane and Mary A McClellan Benne Reid and Mary I Titus John Toomey and Bridget Bailey Henry Lewensberg and Jennie Hambro Martin Frolsaas and Lillie Mattson James Mahoney and Susan Sexton William F McClellan and Mary C Berrill Archibald McInnis and Margaret McInnis Michael Repasky and Marhilde Kunde.

Robert Hennessy Alice Gorman Henry Appleby Ellen H. Clark Simon B. Clarke Henrietta A. Osgood Angel Costane Mary A. McClellan Benne Reid Mary I. Titus John Toomey Bridget Bailey Henry Lewensberg Jennie Hambro Martin Frolsaas Lillie Mattson James Mahoney Susan Sexton William F. McClellan Mary C. Berrill Archibald McInnis Margaret McInnis Michael Repasky Marhilde Kunde

Marriages Reported to City Registrar Oct 31 1892

In this city Oct 27 by Rev Edw y Taylor Henry E Howe to Octavia E on In this cy Oct 29 by Rev Alfred F co Frederick W Roswell to Wilhelmina unttila.

Edw Y Taylor Henry E. Howe Octavia E. On Alfred F. Co Frederick W. Roswell Wilhelmina Unttila

City’s Dead Reported to Registrar in Late October 1892

October 29 to 31 listings note deaths in this city including Charles F Cassidy 28 James Manton 36 Patrick M Donough 55 and Ellen Scanlon wife of James Scanlon age to be confirmed. Sparse OCR yields partial ages and missing details.

Charles F. Cassidy James Manton Patrick M. Donough Nthis City Cts Ellen James Scanlon

Reader letter praises 1 cent Post in Boston

To the Editor of the Post, Sir I have read your paper for six months and I think it is the best 1 cent paper in Boston. You will have success with it and I will do all in my power to raise its circulation. Tomas J. Lucyo Jr No 244 Harrison Avenue

The Post Boston Tomas J. Lucyo, JR Harrison Avenue

A Newspaper Census Report From 1892

An entry notes a morning car ride on October 15, 1892, listing counts such as 59 Posts 88 Globes 33 Hers JoAN and mentioning Ee Eighth Street and 8 South Boston. The fragment preserves a transit census style reference with street and date details.

Hers — Joan and Ee Eighth Street South Boston

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