Sulphur Bitters' European Tour No 2 Itinerary
Tour summary lists a voyage from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and from New York to Glasgow aboard Anchor Line with first cabin, then Glasgow to Edinburgh and London by rail via multiple English cities, then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line, and back to Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom. Includes stops at Birmingham Derby Stratford on Avon Chester and more.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Roe Star
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
Visglish Channel
London
Liverpool
Gore
Birmingham
Bagny
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Liverpool Te
Glasgow
Anchor
First Cabin
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Lochatrine
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Ruby
Inman
York
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Liver
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Atlock
Bath
Leicester Roe
Manchester
Newark
Sulphur Bitters European Tour and Travel Certificates
A Boston Post notice from August 10, 1892 describes Sulphur Bitters European Tour package, detailing ship routes from Boston to New York and from New York to Queenstown Ireland, rail to Cork and Galway to London, with multiple UK stops, stateroom included. It certifies funds to cover three first class tours and is signed by RE. W. Bryant, Business Manager. The ad ends with a promotion urging use of Sulphur Bitters for sick ailments.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Probate Notice in Massachusetts for John T. Dingley
The Probate Court of Suffolk notices devisees creditors and all interested in John T. Dingley late of Boston to appear Oct 13 1892 at ten in the forenoon to show cause against granting letters of administration with the will annexed to James Hewins of Medfield or suitable person. Witness Joan W McKim Esquire Judge. Elijah George Register.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
John T. Dingley
Boston
James Hewins
Medfield
Norfolk
Boston Post
Cation
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Sai Court
Elijah George
Register
Mary E. Davis
Henry W. Fros T
Appointments of estate administrators in Boston
Notices announce Cealia Mullen as administratrix of Michael Gallagher estate and Thomas Boswell as executor of Ann Boswell estate, with bonds filed and demanders to exhibit claims and creditors to pay. Also Josiah Wheelwright named administrator of Caroline Wheeler Wright estate. Boston dates Sept 23 1892 July 28 1892 Sept 22 1892.
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Norice
Lettie Fox
Boston
Suffolk
Joseph N, Pastene
Admz
Nssicr
Michael Gallagher
Cealia Mullen
Admx
Springvale Street
West Roxbury
Ann Boswell
Thomas Boswell
Nortes
Caroline B. Wheelwright
Josiah Wheelwright
Adm
Supreme Judicial Court case on mandamus and authority
In a Sept 830 entry Allen J L L Hamilton petitions to compel Judge Burke of Municipal Court to let him appear as attorney and pursue suit against Turner and McIntire, asserting Commonwealth power of attorney. Authority issues block hearing. a hearing set for Tuesday. Mary J Billings vs Ansel W Mann is an equity suit to cancel a 1888 deed from Minerva Mann to her son, alleging her insanity and lack of consideration. guardian appointed in 1889 but appeal pending. Minerva died during appeal. proceedings ongoing.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Aluen
J. L. L. Hamilton
John H. Burke
August W. Turner
Martin McIntire
Burke
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
L. L. Hamilton
J. F. Brown
Mary J. Billings
Ansel W. Mann
Minerva Mann
Bellingham
Probate
Minerva
W.H. Towle
T. C. Bachelde
H. Fales
Probate Court Suffolk Names Wills And Admin Letters
In Suffolk County Probate Court on September 30, will grants were issued for Joseph W. Way Sarah Potter Michael D. Mahoney Eliza Early William J. Dinsmore George Albert Raymond Foster E. Stuart Conrad Herman Lizzie Huckins Hannah O Toole David Ripley William R Walch John Warner and Charles Edward Powers. Letters of administration were taken out on the estates of Lydia A Blake Bessie M McKinley Ellen McNamara George O Moulton Lucy Ann Smith John Tilson de bonis non John D W Tilson Caroline Bb Wheelwright William O Coch rane John Mahoney Frank W Dudley Mary A P Lingham Emerline Lincoln Warren A Wright Samuel J De Lue William Cummings Patrick Barrett Richart O'Brien Lydia J Hollis Timothy Hurley Alden Avery William Hunt special administration Edward A Fuller A A Earl Amanda D French Thomas Ryan T Otis Ward John Wariner George Albert Raymond Mary E Bruning and Daniel E Ryan.
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Suffolk
Harriman
J. Wills
Joseph W. Way
Sarah Potter
Michael D. Mahoney
Eliza Early
William J. Dinsmore
George Albert Raymond
Foster E. Stuart
Conrad Herman
Lizzie B. Huckins
Hannah O’toole
David Ripley
William R. Walch
John Warner
Charles Edward Powers
Lydia A. Blake
Bessie M. McKinley
Ellen McNamara
George O. Moulton
Lucy Ann Smith
John Tilson
John D. W. Tilson
Caroline Bb. Wheelwright
William O. Cochrane
John Mahoney
Frank W. Dudley
Mary A. P. Lingham
Emerline Lincoln
Warren A. Wright
Samuel J. de Lue
William Cummings
Patrick Barrett
Richart O’brien
Lydia J. Hollis
Timothy Hurley
Alden Avery
William Hunt
Edward A. Fuller
A. A. Earl
Amanda D. French
Thomas Ryan
T. Otis Ward
John Wariner
Mary E. Bruning
Daniel E. Ryan
Insolvency Court Discharges and Adjournments Mrs. Harris?
Insolvency court in Suffolk on Sept 30 discharged McDonald and John Amanda D French Silverstein Bros Patrick J Bonner Henry A Klagge Ephraim C Benson John N Burdon and A and A Blair Co Discharges refused William J Griffiths James Killian and others adjourned third meetings set for Dec 30 and Nov 18 with several cases rescheduled Final hearings on compositions held for Fiedler Weinz Co Moore Poole and others Petition to rescind discharge for Jacob Brown set for Oct 28 Remaining hearings and adjournments noted across multiple estates with stays granted and petitions dismissed
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Suffolk
Harriman
McDonald & John
Amanda D. French
Silverstein Bros
Patrick J. Bonner
Henry A. Klagge
Ephraim C. Benson
John N. Burdon
A. Blair
Alfred A. Brown
Louis Levitynski
William. Chritcherson
Order of the Rising Sun
Lewis L. P. Atwood
Augustus Lancio
William &. Nichols
William P. Hunt
Daniel G. Wiggin
Richard
Local political and social notes mix with sports and obits
A wide wire of items covers club rent spats with Alderman Doyle, prizefights and police attention, a bereavement delaying a Democratic meeting, public tributes to John McSorley, and various local political maneuvers. Also noted are a silver wedding, nominations, and campus student influx with Lawin teams hauling trunks.
Brighton News Briefs From Allston And Beacon Park
Brighton reports rapid progress on the Boston & Albany bridge at Allston station with twenty skilled workers and iron supplied by the Philadelphia Bridge Company. A Schumann Club is proposed to enrich local culture, while Brighton’s new police station nears completion after two years of work. Staff changes include William Smith returning to Ladder 11 and Walter Murphy resuming patrols next Tuesday. Alderman John Lee plans an annual mountain trip, and a whistle ban at the Brighton Abattoir has residents calling for its restoration. A high school near Union square is proposed to shorten student travel due to district distance.
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Boston & Albany
Allston Station
Philadelphia Bridge Company
Schuman Club
Allston
Schumann Club
Brighton
San
William Smith
Ladder 11
Walter Murphy
Division 14
John Lee
Louis Jackson
Samuel Jackson
Academy Hill
Union Square
Beacon Park
William T. Eaton
Robert Provan
Broadway
Rcality
Eaton
B Street
Abbie M. Brooks
L Street
A. G. Ham
J. J. Lewis
Fifth Streets
Hawes
F. H. Hinman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Apollo
Hinman
Inspector Coulter
Burrill
Coulter
G Street
14 Colony
John J. Teevans
Ward 18
Tamman
New York
Tammany Hall
John
Robert J. Sweeney
Clan-na-Gael
D Street
Daniel Milbrick
Old Peninsular
Providence
Dan
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edmonds
John J. Hooley
East Fourth Street
Lewando
Somerville Catholic Lyceum to Install Officers Tuesday
Somerville items note the Catholic Lyceum installing officers this Tuesday evening, Mr and Mrs William P Barnes return from a wedding trip and reside at Winter Hill, and other local happenings. The Century run of the Somerville Cycle Club is set for Sunday with anticipation high.
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Somerville Catholic Lyceum
William P. Barnes
Winter Hill
Somerville Cycle Club
James G. Morrison
Glen Street
Hillside
Flint Street Methodist
Fannie M. Farmer
Boston Cooking School
Second Unitarian Church
Edgerly School
Daniel Daley
Webster Street
Charlestown
Powver Hovussz
Fire at 46 Webster Street East Boston Damages Minor
A small blaze was found yesterday afternoon in a rear wooden house at 46 Webster Street East Boston owned by Michael Keefe and occupied by Martin J. Kelly. Engine 40 extinguished it with little trouble. cause listed as spontaneous combustion. damage described as slight.
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Webster Street
Boston
Michael Keefe
Martin J. Kelly
Wild Duck
J. M. Forbes
Atlantic Works
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
U.S. Greet
Somerville
Sumner Hall
Law
North Ferry Avenue
West End
Ferryman
Charlestown notes on camp events and local plans
In Charlestown Abraham Lincoln Camp, Sons of Veterans, plans winter social parties and a ladies aid society. A new St Marys Church altar consecration and dedicatory services will be led by Rt Rev John Brady and Archbishop Williams.
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Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
F. W. Robinson
Young Men’s Christian Association
Somerville
Charlestown Association
Everett
New St. Mary’s Church
John Brady
Archbishop Williams
Abraham Lincoln Camp
Ward 4
Sullivan Square
Monument Square M. E. Church
Thomas Lawler
Malden
Warren Bridge
Lawler
J. F. Haggerty
Haggerty
Dr. Elliott
Tom O’ Rourke
Dixon
Tom
Charlestown
New York
Washington
William H. O’neil
O’neil
John McCabe
John Murphy
Thomas Ryan
Carter
City Hall
E. J. Bennett
Aggie Bennett
Margaret Coady
Roxbury Notables and Upcoming Roxbury Ball
The Rev Mr Ferguson elected president of Los Angeles University hails from Roxbury and is a Washington school graduate once pastor at Dorchester Temple Baptist Church. R W Light runs for Suffolk district 24 seat. he is a Neponset lawyer. Roxbury Athletic Club gears for its annual ball on Oct 20 at Orienta Hall with many prominent residents expected.
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Orienta Hall
Marriages in the City Reported Across Several Couples
Upton King and Sarah King wed in the city on September 29 by Edward E Hale D D. Briggs Wells unite by September 2. Cornelius Briggs and another bride. Thayer and Allan M Hiller marry in Hatfield. Lawler and Katharine Prior wed in Somerville on September 28. Weeks Fogg unite in Sanford Maine on September 27.
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Upton—King
Edward E. Hale
Edgar Upton Ohmson
Sarah Aes King
North
Briggs
Wells
Cornelius Briggs
Wille Thaver
Hatfield
R. M. Woods
Allan M Hiller
Peeparat
Coun
Clara L. Thayer
Affiel Lawler
Prion
Somerville
W. K. Bishop
William Lawler
Katharine V. Prior
Weeks—Fogg
Sanford
Mr. Chase
A. H. Weeks
Boston
M. Flora Fogg
Obituaries Notice of Local Deaths in Sept
In Boston city on Sept 27 to 29 several locals died or were noted. Timothy C Bowen 25. Matthias Downing 59 7 7. Martha Dunn 58 widow of Richard Dunn. Mary J Delury 46 wife of James Delury. Vaughn H Hill 19. Thomas E Miles 4 months 11 days. Margaret F Simmons 39 5 13. Katie Haid 31 formerly of Boston. Anna V Sampson 87 widow of Andrew Sampson.
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Bowen
Timothy C
Johanna
Dennis Bowen
Downing
Matthias Downing
Dunn
Martha
Richard Dunn
Delury
Mary J
James Delury
Hill
Vaughn H. Hill
Marriages Reported in This City Dates and Officiants
In this city on Sept 4 the marriage was performed by Rev B F Killelin for Mark Connolly and Rose Doherty. On Sept 25 in this city the ceremony was officiated by Rev G F Barry for Patrick Donaghel and Hunie Desmen.
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B. F. Killelin
Mark Connolly
Rose Doherty
G. F. Barry
Patrick Donaghel
Hunie Desmen
They Make Up Their Minds to Get Married
List filed September 30, 1892 names couples including John Campbell and Margaret E. Welsh, Harris Sapero and Rebecca Goldberg, Julius Cohen and Esther Smith, Morris Fish and Sarah Miller, Thomas J. Carey and Margaret Donnelly, Joseph Wilskensky and Rebecca Shaw, Patrick Jenkins and Annie Kilty, Lues Bernstein and Ferri Chilman, Robert T. Barr and Emma F. Jones, Edward M. Fitzgerald and Susan M. Hayde, Andrew Bergin and Mary A. Longin.
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John Campbell
Margaret E. Welsh
Harris Sapero
Rebecca Goldberg
Julius Cohen
Esther Smith
Morris Fish
Sarah Miller
Thomas J. Carey
Margaret Donnelly
Joseph Wilskensky
Rebecca Shaw
Patrick Jenkins
Annie Kilty
Lues Bernstein
Ferri Chilman
Robert T. Barr
Emma F. Jones
Edward M. Fitzgerald
Susan M. Hayde
Andrew Bergin
Mary A. Longin
Deaths in City on Sept 28 and 29
In this city, Sept. 28, Anson S. Comer aged 0. In this city, Sept. 28, E. J. Hatch aged 55. In this city, Sept. 28, W. H. McCourt aged 25. In this city, Sept. 29, Dennis O'Brien aged 34.
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Anson S. Comer
E. J. Hatch
W. H. McCourt
Dennis O’brien
Chelsea News Briefs Include Child Found and License Debate
Chelsea journalist O L Stevens leaves for Harvard studies. A woman brought a crying three year old found on Chelsea Bridge to police, later taken to a day nursery as Boston was alerted. A 16 year old boy with a broken ankle on the Chelsea ferry uses a crutch. Lynn & Boston railroad employees plan an Oct 5 supper. Debates arise over Alexander C Martin’s liquor license imprisonment, with locals noting Chelsea’s no license history and economic losses from license changes.
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O. L. Stevens
Chelsea
Transcript
Harevard
Chelsea Bridge
Boston
James Brouston
Edward Brouston
Second Street
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Pythian Rink
Alexander C. Martin
Maretin
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