Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour No 2 Route Details
Sulphur Bitters announces a European tour itinerary from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and Liverpool to New York via Inman Line. The voyage includes staterooms, Glasgow Edinburgh London rail segments, and scenic detours such as Loch Lomond Loch Katrine and the Trossachs with multiple stops including Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-upon-Avon Chester and more. The return routes cover New York to Boston via Fall River Line.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Bel m
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galeway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Betockath
Manchester
Newark
Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour Boston to London itinerary
Travel prospectus outlines a lengthy voyage from Boston to New York and onward across Ireland and Britain. It covers staterooms, rail connections to Cork and Limerick, voyages from Queenstown to Liverpool, and a return route through Derbyshire and Manchester back to New York and Boston with inclusive accommodations.
Sulphur Bitters Ad Promises European Tour Tickets
Boston August 10 1892 statement certifies Sulphur Bitters proprietors have deposited funds to cover tickets for three first class European tours. Business Manager W Bryant of the Boston Post endorses the remedy and claims it cures where others fail.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
Rk. W. Bryant
Calcutta
Dr. Pierce
Probate Notices of George Nichols Estate Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to all interested in the estate of George Nichols late of Cambridge. John W. T. Nichols, surviving executor, presents accounts five through eleven for allowance. Citations issued to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on the fourth Tuesday of November 1892 at 9 am to show cause. Publication to be in Boston Post weekly for three weeks, last on two days before court. Witness George M. Brooks, Judge, November 1, 1892. S. H. Folsom, Register.
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McOmmon Wealth
Massachusetts
L’robate Court
George Nichols
Cambridge
John W. T. Nichols
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Middlesex
Allersons
William Calidwell
Jabez A. Sawyer
H. Folsom
Commonwealth OF Massachod
Suffolk
W. H. Stodder
Somerville
Caroline A. Sullivan
Brooklyn
Kings County
State of New York
Mary E. Walsh
Mary Early
Commonwealth
Spee
Sime
Silas S. Drew
Ariel B. Crocker
Fred IL. Pratt
Highest numbers in order in Massachusetts court records
The record lists multiple cases from the Second Session with judges Sherman and Bayley, noting actions for damages and contract disputes. Key entries include Maria Burke estate death damages against Boston & Albany railroad, various tort and contract actions, and numerous case numbers. The Third and Equity Sessions follow, with detailed docket items and injunctions, plus Cambridge notes on district contracts and local politics.
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Sherman
Mary Moore
Maria Burke
Boston & Albany Railroad
J.C. M. Bayley
E. M. Johnson
S. Hoar
Butterfield
Van
Putnam
Jososh
Hines
Fitch
R.R
Brannan
Haw
Ginn
West Endley
Norton
Lynn & R.R
Hendrick v. Hen
Boston
R.R. Drick
Riordan
North
Donovan
P & P Co
Tierney
Con. H
Benjamin Sharp v Tremont and Suffolk Mills damages suit
In Middlesex Superior Court the case Benjamin Sharp against Tremont and Suffolk Mills seeks about 15000 for injuries claimed after bricks from a defective chimney struck the plaintiff. Defence pleads general denial with L T Trull and F A Fisher for the plaintiff and Lilley for the defendant.
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Middlesex
Lowell
Torchlight Parade Road Closures Tonight
From 7 to 11 o'clock tonight no cars will be allowed on streets the parade will pass. Vehicle lines on 4 ton street, Columbus cream, seco eee must be avenue and Washington street must be partially abandoned during this period.
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Columbus
Avenue
Washington Street
Bank Officers at the First Ward National Bank Dinner
The officers held a dinner at Young's yesterday afternoon with President George W. Moses presiding. Attendees included S. K. Clark of Savannah Georgia L. Miller of New York and Mr George zc Marden. Be2cham's PILIs are faithful friends.
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First Ward National Bank
Young’s
George W. Mosessiding
S. K. Clark
Savannah
Elect Mr Hooper State Senator in Fifth Suffolk
To the Editor of the Post the citizens of the fifth Suffolk district are urged to elect Robert C Hooper a State Senator. The candidate is described as of high social standing and democratic manners and would bring dignity to the upper house. Voters in Wards 9 10 and 11 are urged to influence his neighbor’s vote to assure his election.
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Suffolk
Robert C. Hooper
Hooper
A Faulty Tube Causes Watertown Disaster
Steamship inspectors report a hole in a water tube inside the port boiler furnace as the cause of the Watertown fire and Mrs. Henry Carter's death. They state licensed officers acted properly and are exonerated from blame.
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Watertown
Henry Carter
Thompson Wallace and Wheeler Cook Weddings in New England
At Somerville on November 1, the Rev George W Durell united William H Thompson and Mary J Wallace. At Dorchester on October 31 the Rev John R Cushing joined William J Wheeler and Ina F Cook at the bride’s home. At Belmont on October 31 the Rev Hilary Bygrave wed Wayland W Waitt and Mary L Locke, both of Ipswich.
Obituary notices from Massachusetts towns dated Nov 1–2
Obituaries list residents of Scribner Waltham Cole Davis Fernald McKechnie Copp Denton Moody Varney and Crane. Entries note ages and dates with locations including Dorchester Eastham Gloucester Manchester Salem Malden Lyme Charlestown and West Concord Street. Funeral details and family relations referenced for several individuals.
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Scribner
Waltham
Cole
West Concord Street
Jennie A. Cole
William D
Madeline H. Grier
Davis
Horace B. Davis
Fernald
South Boston
Sarah E. Fernald
McKechnie
Dorchester
Malcolm Stacey
William T
Alice V. McKechnie
Gloucester
Manchester
Copp
Malden
Mass
Austin M. Copp
Denton
Eastham
Augustus Denton
Boston
Charlestown
Rhoda R. Crane
Marriages Reported to City Registrar Nov 2 189
In this city Oct 31 by Rev John Galbraith William Holland and Mary E Massey. In this city Oct 31 by Rev John R Cushing William J Wheeler and Ina F Cook.
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John Galbraith
William Holland
Mary E. Massey
John R. Cushing
William J. Wheeler
Ina F. Cook
Deaths Reported to the Registrar Nov 2 189%
In this city, Oct 31, Robert Bruce age 49. In this city, Oct 31, Bridget Doherty age 30. In this city, Oct 31, Rudolph Nordholm age 25. By this city, Oct 31, Samuel Poole age 42. In this city, Oct 31, Theresa Neil age 77.
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Robert Bruce
Bridget Doherty
Rudolph Nordholm
Samuel Poole
Theresa Neil
Registrar of Applications List for Nov 2 1892
The registrar publishes a list of marriages and applicants including Edward F Tarbox and Frances E Deane Frank A Kirchgassner and Josephine R Hibner James Lynds and Euphemius Pullman William McDonald and Maggie Lumney Dennis Mahoney and Honora Fitzgerald James W Davidson and Emma A Waller Thomas J Roche and Mary Devine Fortunata Pethcotts and Cesara Bruoglie Herbert J Young and Catherine Lee Alexander Bachelier and Irma E Dutton Albert Petterson and Clara Berjeson Mattes Manson and Jenny Jonsen
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Edward F. Tarbox
Frances E. Deane
Frank A. Kirchgassner
Josephine R. Hibner
James Lynds
Euphemius Pullman
William McDonald
Maggie Lumney
Dennis Mahoney
Honora Fitzgerald
James W. Davidson
Emma A. Waller
Thomas J. Roche
Mary Devine
Fortunata Pethcotts
Cesara Bruoglie
Herbert J. Young
Catherine Lee
Alexander Bachelier
Irma E. Dutton
Albert Petterson
California Wines Offer at Four Bottles Auction
An listing notes PURE CALIFORNIA WINES at 11 per gallon with four bottles assorted, BLANCHARD & FARRAR and to 17 Dock 8q and 31 Fancull Hall Se.
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Gi. Blanchard & Farrar
Fancull Hall
East Boston Ward 1 prospects and public works talk
In East Boston, Charles A. Tilden credits Republican backing for a Ward 1 bid and notes Burnham’s weakness due to local dissatisfaction. Discussion covers a pending public landing site, its funding, and timing, plus questions on ferry lighting and a no-license movement. The Ladies' Aid Society marked its golden anniversary at All Souls Universalist on White Street.
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Charles A. Tilden
Burnham
Revere
Charles Wright
Cit
Border Street
Wright
Lyon & Dupee’s
Sumner Street
East Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society of
All Souls Universalist Church
White Street
Charlestown Arts and Local Events Parade Veteran Attendance
Charlestown hosts a varied notice of events from a YMCA concert at Association Hall with humorist Professor Elliott to ward elections and church parish housing on Winthrop Street. Community activities include Women’s Relief Corps at the Grand Army fair, Sons of Veterans, Union Symposium Club plans, and a large social ball by Division 5 AOH.
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Association Hall
Elliott
Common Council
William Miller
Moondyne
Winthrop Street
St. Mary’s Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Sons of Veterans
Union Symposium Club
Charlestown Artillery
Ninth
Colonel Strachan
M. J. Mitchell
Old Jackson Guards
Edward Eagan
William McCormick
Hubbs
Division 5
Monument Hall
Maggie McCusker
Grant’s Court
Kelsey
Monument Square
W. W. Stover
Charlestown Cadets
William Meagher
Bowdoin Square Theatre
George J. Cann
New England Order of Protection
Volunteer Lodge
South Boston
Paul Revere Lodge
Revere
Bunker HI
McNary Gains Support in South Boston Congressional Fight
A friend notes a strong swing toward McNary in the congressional race with rallies drawing enthusiasm and expectations of a handsome victory. Independents in Ward 138 endorse Cleveland Russell and others for the General Court, with ex-representatives and local leaders praising labor records and campaign vigor. The piece also mentions local events and a clear field in the senatorial contest, plus questions about the State House outcome.
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McNary
Washington
Spelman Hall
Cleveland and
Russell
Thomas A. Quinn
Michael P. Geary
General Court
J. J. McNamara
Representative Quinn
Michael P. Ver
Geary
James A. Gallivan
M. J. Moore
Norris
D. F. Brennan
James H. Hagan
Alderman Leary
Moore
Alderman Flood
Bethesda Hall
James Foley
Clan-na-Gael
William T. Eaton
Ward 14
Edwin R. Spinney
State House
City Pont
Dorchester Notes on Campaigns and Community Happenings
Republican Senatorial Candidate F W Kittredge active across the tenth district with strong support. Rev J N Shipman elected secretary of the sixty third annual Massachusetts Baptist ministers meeting in Worcester. Rev William H Lyons to Miss Louise Dennison engagement announced. Social Club planning house reunions at members’ homes. Author M F Sweetser back at Sunset Rock villa after Buffalo trip. Upham s Corner Universalist Church ladies to host fair November 10 and 11.
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F. W. Kittredge
J. N. Shipman
Blaney Memorial Church
Baptist Ministers of
Massachusetts
Worcester
William H. Lyons
All Souls Universalist Church
Elm Hill
Louise Dennison
Eliphalet W. Dennison
Beacon Street
M. F. Sweetser
Buffalo
Sunset Rock
Upham‘s Corner
Wager Swaps and Odd Bets Stir Local Politics
In Brookline a Democrat and a Republican bet on the Williams Draper race with the loser wearing a straw hat through winter until spring. Cambridge rivals bet wheelbarrow feats tied to election outcomes. A Brookline Republican vows to shave if Cleveland wins while a Democrat pledges six weeks beard growth if Harrison wins. Edward P. Kelley of East Dedham reportedly has $1000 on Haile, Harrison, and Draper, after losing a bet on Allen last year.
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Brookline
Cambridge
Cleveland
Harrison
Edward P. Kelley
East Dedham
Haile
Draper
Allen
A Fine Tug At Lewis Wharf Reveals Notable Towboat
A powerful handsome steel towboat named the Plymouth of New York lay at Lewis Wharf yesterday. Built by Neatie & Levy of Philadelphia for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, she will tow coal barges from New York and Philadelphia to Boston and eastern ports.
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Lewis Wharf
Plymouth
New York
Neatie & Levy
Philadelphia
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Boston
Delays Spur Call for Better South Boston Transit
A South Boston resident laments long delays and gate closures at the Providence depot area. He cites blocked Old Colony tracks and a raised drawbridge delaying trains and urging legislative action for uninterrupted thoroughfares amid dense city travel.
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The
Post
Sir—T
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Providence
Dover Street
Old Colony
South
Boston
Somerville News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Events
Y M C A directors elected R E Pickthall president, W M Armstrong vice president, and H G Higgins clerk, with Pickthall reconsidering. Anniversary services planned for Nov 20 across several churches and Union Square paving nearing completion. Vineyard Club to host first select party Nov 8. Women’s Educational Union reelects Mrs Martha Perry Lowe president after tea. Sergeant Dennis Kelley to replace Dow as court officer. Miss Carrie Howland Allen wed Charles Austin Lawin in Unitarian Church with reception at 135 Sycamore Street. Board of Aldermen appointed election officers. next meeting to confirm. Body of Ralph L Baker found near East Somerville B&M tracks, death under investigation. examination planned.
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R. E. Pickthall
W. M. Armstrong
Vineyard Club
Eberle Hall
Women’s Educational Union and Suffrage League
Martha Perry Lowe
Summer Street
Lowe
Dennis Kelley
Sergeant Dow
Unitarian
Highland Avenue
Carrie Howland Allen
J. W. Allen
Charles Austin Lawin
Cambridge
W. H. Pierson
Sycamore Street
Sycamore Street. “the Board of Aldermen
Boston & Maine
East Somerville
Ralph L. Baker
Broadway
Powpver
Hovss
Chelsea Club faces dissension over politics and relocation talk
A Alter Ego Club official notes rising internal strife from political intrusion into social life. Chelsea ferry service is criticized for dim lighting and poor readability, with calls for more trips, improved cleaning, and extended operating hours to boost patronage.
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Chelsea
Gas price relief hearing before South Boston gas commission
Petitioners from South Boston urged lower gas prices during a morning hearing before the gas commission. The Honorable Moody Merrill presided as George qi. Bondle presented the case. The hearing will resume on December 12.
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South Boston
Gas Commission
Moody Merrill
George Qi. Bondle
Brighton street cars over pig and sheep nuisances raise complaint
Residents protest the Boston and Albany railroad practice of keeping cattle cars behind Pratt street homes. The stench from uncleaned empty cars lingers from Saturday to Sunday.
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Boston & Albany
Pratt Street
Frank T. Hanford
New University Club
Boston
Hanford
Allston Club
Cambridge Street
Cornelius Batchelder
Batchelder
Lincoln Street
Lincoln
Cambridge Streets
Beacon Park
Funeral for Choate Burnham Held at West Broadway
The funeral of Choate Burnham was held yesterday morning at 393 West Broadway. Prominent citizens attended as Rev. W. H. G. Temple of Phillips Congregational Church led the services with assistance from Revs E N Hardy and E A Alden. The body was interred at Hamilton.
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Choate Burnham
West Broadway
W. H. G. Temple
Phillips Congregational Church
E. N. Hardy
E. A. Alden
Mr. Burnham
Hamilton
Man Found In Station Cell Suffering Broken Neck
Late Tuesday John Lyons was found in a Station 2 cell with a broken neck and remained alive late last night. Authorities said his condition was dire and expected to worsen soon.
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John Lyons
Station 2
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