Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 Details
The itinerary outlines a European voyage from Boston to New York via Fall River Line, onward to Glasgow by Anchor Line with first cabin from Glasgow to Edinburgh and London routes. It includes Lake District stops, Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine, and Trossachs, then Leeds, Sheffield, Leicester, Bedford, Stratford, Chester, and Birmingham with rail to Liverpool and back to New York via Inman Line, plus New York to Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom.
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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
Bedford
Liverpool
Birmingham
Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 3 Infomercial Notice
Boston Post business manager signs certifying funds to cover tickets for three first class European tours from Boston to New York and back via Fall River Line Inman Line and Inman Line routes with rail segments through Cork Mallow Lakes of Killarney Limerick Galway Dublin Liverpool Chester Birmingham Stratford on Avon Leamington Kenilworth Castle Oxford London Derbyshire Buxton Rowsley Matlock Bath Leicester and Manchester with stateroom included and August 10 1892 date. Ends with sales pitch urging SULPHUR BITTERS for sickness cures.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Belum
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
Vis
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Matlock
Bath
Leicester No
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Boston Post
Civil Court Deliberations On Equity and Trademark Case
In Suffolk Superior Court equity matters the judge heard arguments on the receiver's report about certificate holders and claimants' rights to funds, reserving decision. A separate petition re trademarks in perfumery was granted a modification to the decree. A memoirs contract dispute between Jewett Publishing and General Butler led to mixed rulings on breach and damages, with further consideration scheduled for next Monday.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
In Equity
Lathrop
J. George Fogg
Order of the Golden Lion
Hale
H. N. Shepard
G. W. Anderson
S. B. Wright
L.C. Paul
Superior Court
County of Suffolk
Com- Pac
Petiioners
J. F. Fiske
Eenes
C. F. Jewett Publishing Company
Superior Court First Session Suffolk Is Nov 4 Case List
A legal record from the Superior Court Suffolk Is dated November 4 lists multiple cases. John Murray vs Thomas Howard seeks $10000 for a finger injury with a verdict for the defendant. Other matters include estates, contracts, and tort actions. The entries cover trials, suspensions, settlements, and a town grade crossing petition.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
Bishop
John Murray
Thomas Howard
J. R. Murphy
L. M. Child
Andreas Blume
Isaac Hayden
City of
Boston
E. S. Winchester
Same
J. D. Ing
W. S. Badger
T. M. Babson
T. W. Proctor
H. D. Hyde
Moxie Nerve Food Company
W. B. Sprout
A. N. Thompson
Lowell
Sherman
H. A. Davis
R. F. MecCrillis
J. B. Lord
D. N. Crowley
Mary Bligh
J. M. Sears
C. W. Bartlett
P. Q O’loughlin
J. H. Benton, Jr
C. F. Choate, Jr
Dunabar
M. F. Watson
M. Mahan
Paintiff
E. E. Brown
J. B. Moran
J. J. Feely
C. A. Prince
F. A. Farnham
J. C. Lane
Boston Bar Association
Charles H. Donahue
H. W. Chaplin
C. L. Giddings
Probate Court Admits Wills for Suffolk Deceased
In Suffolk Probate Court on November 8, J W Harriman presided as wills of Allen L. Streeter William F Boyd Mary R Davis Annie Kee Cornell Maria Lincoln Harietta Mills Davis Asley R Codman William Morrison Caroline Vinton Tsigistentian were admitted to probate The estates of Hanora Fitzgerald James Russell John O A Holbrook John H Morris Jennie S Worsten James M Bennett Louisa Schleehaus John Meighan Alexander Ritchie Catherine C Codman Charles O Brooks Mary Josephine Galvin Mary A Hawley Bernard Havelin Mary A Hurley Nathaniel Bean Mary Beck John McMahon Elizabeth M Durgin Richard Barton Caroline W Wyman Edward L Pickard Charles H Johnson and Margaret Cunningham were granted on the estates.
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Suffolk
Harriman
J. Wills
Allen L. Streeter
William F. Boyd
Mary R. Davis
Annie Kee Cornell
Maria Lincoln
Harietta Mills Davis
Asley R. Codman
William Morrison
Caroline Vinton
Insolvency Court Schedules Meetings in Suffolk Cases
First meetings completed with second set for Dec 2 in cases of Gleason Perkins as assignee and Tirk. Henry J Bryant adjourned to Nov 11. composition hearing postponed. Warrant issued for Curlew Gallagher. Suburban Light and Power Company creditors’ meeting set for Nov 7. Knowles composition hearing adjourned to Nov 11. Additional second meetings listed for Feb 10 1898 and third for March 10 1893 for several others.
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Suffolk
Harriman
Charles A. Gleason
George A. Perkins
Myer Tirk
F. G. Holcombe
Henry J. Bryant
Bryant
Curlew & Gallagher
Suburban Light and Power Company
Reuben C. Knowles
Albert L. Churchill
Alfred Naylor
Printing Press Exchange Company
Thomas J. Young
Andrew A. Meyer
Robert H. Ward
William G. Orcutt
Court listings show cases and adjourned meetings in Lowell
The Middlesex superior court docket includes several actions with investors and mills. Found are cases of Frances E. Seavey Aubrin W Knowles George H Barker and Ernest D Blackwell plus adjourned sessions for Elliott Ritchie. Upcoming third meeting set for December 16 and other dockets include Krnston vs American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle Co and Barker v Tremont and Suffolk Mills among numerous entries.
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Frances E. Seavey
Aubrin W. Knowles
George H. Barker
Ernest D. Blackwell
Elliott Ritchie
Superior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
HoPpErs
Gustaf Krnston
Pro Ams
American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle Company
Lilly
John Davis
G. F. Richardson
Boston politics and local society gossip in Cambridge
In Cambridge the scene centers on endorsements for John Read over Charles Henderson amid rumors of consent from Henderson backers. Town chatter notes ex Mayors in play and a Harv ard Square jeweler, Bert Amee, reporting jewelry stolen during a Boston trip. Bancroft becomes senior colonel in Massachusetts Militia after Col. Strachan's death. The debate includes Read, no license, and Prohibition candidate Charles Walker remaining in the race at Harvard Bridge.
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James A. Fox
John Read
Charles W. Henderson
Henderson
Montague
William E. Doyle
Main Street
Tron Hallman
F. D. Somerby
Boston
Trull
Wellington
Osgood
Strachan
Read
Doyle
Charles Walker
Bert’ Amee
Harvard Square
Russell Street
Bert
Harvard Bridge
Brighton Fire Service Upgrades Urged for Allston
Brighton seeks a first class fire service with new engine units and ladders. Plans call for a new chemical engine near Cambridge Street east of the seminary, a ladder truck at the old High Street site, and retention of the Engine 41 chemical. Oak Square to gain combined chemical and hose wagon. Partridge’s studio visit noted with Charles Winter, brother of NY Tribune editor William Winter, mentioned. Beacon Park.
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Allston
Kennison
Brighton
Cambridge Street
Englewood
Highand Avenue
Oak Square
Partridge
Charles Winter
Somerville Rally, Funeral, and Union Hall Events Chronicle
The Democrats of Ward 2 plan a Monday Union Hall rally with speakers Josiah Quincy and Lee Merriweather while James F. Davlin chairs. A funeral for Ralph L. Baker will be held today at 1 PM from his Broadway home after being found on railroad tracks. Company M plans a Walnut Hill target shoot next Thursday, with a 1 30 departure from the armory and a post-event banquet. Governor Russell and staff are invited. General Douglass Frazar to speak on Count Mirabeau at a Central Clubhouse talk on Tuesday evening. Hospital fair profits are expected near 3000 after bills. Rev. Mary T. Whitney to preach at Second Unitarian Church tomorrow.
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Ward 2
Union Hall
Union Square
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Lee Merriweather
James F. Davlin
Ralph L. Baker
Boston & Maine Railroad
East Somerville
Broadway
Eighth Regiment
Walnut Hill
Russell
Douglass Frazar
Count Mirabeau
Central Club House
Mary T. Whitney
Second Unitarian
West Somerville
Powder House
A Woman After Elijah Letter to Hon Elijah Morse
A Roxbury resident named Hannah A. Woodbery writes to Hon Elijah Morse disputing his claim that tariffs did not raise prices. She notes higher costs for fish potatoes butter and eggs, citing a duty increase from 15 to 25 cents and questions voters’ ability to judge. Dated Roxbury November 4.
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Elijah Morse
Hannah A. Woodbery
Ground for distrust of Boston Police Commission
The Springfield Republican questions police board impartiality, suggesting the commission seeks saloon support for the Republican ticket. It cites fear of retaliation by those coerced or meddled with, notes broad abuse opportunities, and criticizes Commissioner Osborne's conduct as not easing suspicions of improper use of authority.
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Springfield Republican
Boston Police Commission
Osborne
Haile Accused of Prohibition Ties in Local Ad vilification
From the Holyoke Democrat a blunt critique says candidate Haile is a Prohibitionist yet associates with Boston Police Commissioner Osborne in questionable company. The piece portrays Haile as a church-going citizen mixed up with a rum customer.
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Holyoke
Haile
Osborne
Boston
Haile Asked to Answer Russell Questions for People
Excerpt from Holyoke Democrat notes President Governor Russell pressing questions on William Henry Haile. The piece suggests Haile could please the public if he answered in a certain manner, but the text cuts off mid thought, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Holyoke
William Henry Haile
Russell
Steenth
East Boston Club to Host Entertainment and Dance Night
An East Boston football and cricket club plans an entertainment and dance in Armory Hall next Monday evening. Local politics feature a Cleveland and Stevenson flag with Russell and Carroll, tied to Meridian street headquarters over Monroe's store. Barber shop changes occur with Joseph Grady opening near Broad Way Hotel Chelsea. Controversy over Central Square Park path credit involves Councilman Bates, Alderman Sullivan, and The Boomline Post with a published superintendent letter dated Oct 20 1892.
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East Boston
Armory Hall
Cleveland
Stevenson
Russell and
Carroll
Monroe’s
Meridian Street
Joseph Grady
Crawford House
Broadway
Chelsea
East Boston Argus Advocate
Nne
Central Square Park
Stalker
Sullivan
Bates
Boomline Post
William Doogue
John L. Bates
Central Square
Wm. Doogue
M. BR. BR
Island
Char lestown social notes and local events summary
Charlestown reports the Sherguild Social Club plans a grand ball at Monument Hall on December 16 honoring the cake walk parade of June 17. George W. Wilson welcomes a daughter. Unique Social Club at Monument Hall hosts a successful event with about 200 couples. Joyce couple to mark fifteenth anniversary with invitations extended. Funeral of Susie Moody held at Bunker Hill Baptist Church and burial at Woodlawn. Navy yard back pay petition drives further action. Vincent Reade requests signatures at 187 Main St. Monument Hall interior work begins. Thomas O Rourke, formerly of Charlestown, visits town. Bunker Hill.
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Sherguild
Monument Hall
George W. Wilson
Prison Point
Thomas M. Joyce
Harvard Street
Joyce
Susie M
Moody
R. B. Moody
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Vincent Reade
Navy Yard
Congress
Reade
Main Street
Thomas O'Rourke
Charlestown
New York
Bunker Hill
Preston Named Secretary of Boston Chamber of Commerce
At a meeting of twelve directors and the vice president the Boston Chamber of Commerce appointed E G Preston of Woburn secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Avery Rand's resignation. The committee's recommendation followed a three week lull and surprised supporters who favored Frederick Cheney. Preston has long lived in Woburn and serves as chief clerk in the Boston and Maine railroad office at the Lowell division station.
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Chamber of Commerce
Preston
Frederick N. Cheney
Gilman & Cheney
Chamber
Cheney
Edward Kemble
A. L. Rand
Elwyn G. Preston
Woburn
Boston &Maine Railroad
Lowell
Attorneys Cite General Draper Honor in Morse Case Settlement
Attorneys for Mrs Morse and General Draper respond to Representative Moriarty by stating that before the master report was filed Draper voluntarily sought an immediate settlement to the full satisfaction of Morse and her counsel. The remark from all involved is that she acted as a man of honor.
Republicans Vote in Chamber for Harrison over Cleveland
Republicans in the Chamber of Commerce voted at noon yesterday, 1386 for Harrison and fifty for Cleveland. Most Democrats were absent. It notes more Cleveland supporters than four years ago and several who backed Harrison then may vote Democrat this year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
Cleveland
Citizens' McNary Campaign Meeting Planned in Boston
A meeting of the citizens campaign committee supporting Senator McNary will be held tomorrow afternoon in Gray's Hall South Boston. All interested in McNary's candidacy for Congress are invited to attend.
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Citizens’ Campaign Committee
Senator McNary
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Congress
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets advertised as cure all
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for weakness and disorders of both sexes, promising restoration of strength, improved digestion, enriched blood, and relief from aches. It claims satisfaction guaranteed or money back and lists cures for sick headache constipation indigestion bilious attacks and liver stomach bowels issues.
Dowd Leads Ninth Regiment Captain Named In District
SOUTH BOSTON notes a rising military figure Captain L A Dowd who recently replaced Adjutant Kilby as captain of Company I Ninth Regiment. Church notices announce Fourth Presbyterian Church holy communion tomorrow and a sermon by Rev Frank Haven Hinman on The Divine Method of Release.
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L. A. Dowd
Adjutant Kilby
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Frank Haven Hinman
City Point Catholic Association
H. F. Naphen
Music Hall
M. F. Gavin
Casey
Broadway
Institution For the Blind
Dorchester
Robert Emmett’s
West End
City Point
City Port
Chelsea rallies and local events highlight Chelsea scene
Democrats and Republicans held rallies in Academy of Music and Lincoln Hall with strong crowds. Chelsea notables joined parades in Boston and local groups like Alter Ego Club, Harrison Independent Cadets, and Central Church music groups announced activities. Police intensified liquor law enforcement as license debates loom for next year. The Fereyman.
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Academy of Music
Lincoln Hall
Academy
John Duncan
Philip A. Guelpa
Charles A. Gibbs
W. B. Danforth
Abram T. Collier
Paul Mason
Robert C. Sullivan
Fred W. Peck
F. P. Knowlton
Chelsea
Boston
Fredd Whiting
Charles H. Black
R. C. Murphy
Harrison Independent Cadets
G.f.clark
Harris
Fereyman
Lawyer Dr Augustus Thompson Crosses In Superior Court
Dr Augustus Thompson of Lowell known for Moxie fame conducted his defense against Hyde Dickinson and Howe in a Superior Court case over counsel fees. He pressed Hollis R Bailey with questions about fees and status, while Bailey argued judges are underpaid and Thompson joked about education and learning the law at extraordinary prices.
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Augustus Thompson
Lowell
Moxie
Hyde
Dr. Thompson
United States
Supreme Court of
Sunday Services at Union Hall and Local Churches
Sunday church notices list gatherings across venues including Union Hall at 48 Boylston Street with an evening program titled An Evening With Tennyson featuring the Orian Quartet and local vocalists. Other listings include First Spiritual Temple, First M. E. Church, and First Reformed Episcopal, with times, topics, and free seats. The lineup also features a 2:45 p.m. lecture by Celia M. Nickerson and a 2:30 p.m. talk by Rev. A D Mayo on American common school education.
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B.Y.M. Christian Mrton
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Tennyson
Hilary Bygrave
Orian Quartet
F. A. Norris
J. A. Crowley
George E. Doty
F. H. Estey
George Mendall Taylor
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Celia M. Nickerson
M. E. Caureu
Temple Street
Louis Albert Banks
Nehemiah
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth
Harwich
James M. Ley
A.D. Mayo
Boston
Cleveland and the clairvoyant tale of reciprocity
An old tale recalls President Cleveland seeking guidance from Mrs. DeLan a Boston clairvoyant on his future marriage and reciprocity ideas. The tale asserts she foretold marriage details and influenced his political stance as a talismanic catalyst.
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Rocky Mountain News
Cleveland
Dr. DeLan
Mr. Cleveland
Grover
Cleveand
Washington Street
Boston
New Warren Line Steamer Cambroman Launched in Birkenhead
Laird Brothers launched the Cambroman, a steel screw steamer for the Warren line between Liverpool and Boston. The vessel, similar to the Ottoman and Angloman, will be commanded by Captain Enoch Madden and is slated to sail from Liverpool in late November for cattle and freight trade.
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Laird Bros
Birkenhead
Eng
Liverpool
Boston
Enoch Madden
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Marshfield Hills
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R. O. Littlefield
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L. J. Peterson
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M.D
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Sparhawk Avenue
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Commissioners’ Sale
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Hattie Noyes
Gale
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Haredon
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Columbia Bicycles
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