Sulphur Bitters' Europe Tour Number Two
Travel itinerary from Boston to New York via Fall River Line then to Glasgow by Anchor Line with first cabin. route includes Lake District Loch Lomond Loch Katrine Trossachs Edinburgh London rail via Carlisle Leeds Sheffield Leicester Bedford and Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-on-Avon Chester Liverpool. Returns New York Boston via Fall River and Inman Line with stateroom.
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New York
Fall River Line
Stateroom
Antwerp
Belave
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmi Simingham
Rugby Y Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Boston
Fall River
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Chester
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Atlock
Bath
Manchester
Inman Line
Newark
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Ad and Certification
An 1892 Boston Post notice promotes Sulphur Bitters with a three tour European itinerary from Boston to London and back via Fall River Line Inman Line and rail connections, stating staterooms included and travel via Cork, Limerick, Dublin, Chatsworth, and other landmarks. A certificate from Re. W. Bryant confirms funds to cover first class tickets. The ad ends with a health claim urging use for illness.
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Boston
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Boston Post
Annual Meeting of Garden Cemetery Corporation
The annual meeting for choice of officers and other legal business will be held in the room beside the Chelsea Gazette office at the corner of Broadway and Third street in Chelsea on Tuesday Oct 4 at 8 p m. Secretary Samuel Orcutt notes the date and location.
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Garden Cemetery Corporation
Chelsea Gazette Office
Broadway and
Third Street
Chelsea
Somerville Park Progress and Local Happenings
Work on the Powder House grounds park progresses toward a prideful finish. Police hold portraits of the alleged murderer Powell taken after arraignment. Somerville Cycle Club hints at a century run next Sunday to chase a record, with two dropouts last week.
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Powder House
Somerville
Powell
Cambridge
Fairbanks
Somerville Cycle Club
Medford Street
Bart Webber
Postponed Irish American Athletic Union Games Set for Oct 12
Oak land Garden will host the rescheduled Irish American Athletic Union games on October 12. Constable Williams has returned from a White Mountains vacation. Eight youths aged 12 to 16, including Warren J. Clark and John Mahoney, were arraigned before Judge Bolster for breaking into Hop Song's Chinese laundry and stealing. their cases are set for October 8.
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Irish American Athletic Union
Oakland Garden
Constable Williams
White Mountains
Warren J. Clark
Joseph J. Hughes
John Hurley
Herbert Fe Morse
Oscar Smith
John Mahoney
Charles Clair
Walter T. Locke
Bolster
Hop Song
Private Lectures for Men by Dr Greene at Tremont Temple
A free lecture for men only by Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston will be held at Tremont Temple on Wednesday evening October 5 at 8 oclock. The talk will be illustrated by dissolving views and cover vital points of private mature matters men often misunderstand. Admission is free to all.
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Reuben Area
Cambridge
Nellie L. Arey
Arthur E. Denison
George H. Maddock
Middlesex
Boston Post
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Esquire
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Register
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Itness
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Elijah George
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Tremont Temple
Thomas P. Boyle
County of Suffolk
Court Square
A. D
Fred H. Seavey
Charlestown Notes On Elections And Local Events
Charlestown residents hear word Robert R. Wiley may run for Alderman, with possible independent bid if not nommed by Republicans. Ward 4 feature includes ex representative Winfield F. Prime seeking Independent Republican backing. Also announced Oct 6 Whitney family concert at Monument Square Church and first wedding in the new St Mary’s Church to Dr John Duff and Julia Harrington. Gardener Denehy removes plants from parks. three ears of corn picked from City square. Moondyne Club concert slated Oct 16. diver W D Duncan involved with Vanderbilt yacht. Oil works nuisance near Chelsea bridge raises health and fire concerns amid recent blazes.
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Bob
P. J. Donovan
Charlestown
Winfield F. Prime
Monument Square
M. E
Whitney
St. Mary’s Church
John Duff
Julia Harrington
John Harrington
Denehy
City
Sam
Moondyne Club
W. D. Duncan
Washington Street
Vanderbilt
Pollock Rip
Chelsea Street
Scott’s Court
Medford Street
Adams Wharf
Chelsea Bridge
South Boston notes on aldermanic races and local events
The column discusses Ward 14 with Tom Flood’s probable third term, Ward 12 13 changes, Leary’s Senate nomination, and local candidate activity. It highlights District meetings, Bethesda Hall ladies’ night by the City Point Catholic Association, gymnasium reading club plans, and praise for the South Boston Review's influence. It also mentions Jere Connell’s return to Bispam's, James Newman joining Long Strike, fruit thieves near the point, St. Augustine Cadets, a billiards night, and rising attendance in public and evening schools.
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Tom Flood
Flood
Leary
Senate
Mike’ Norris
Billy
Woods
Ward 12
City Point Catholic Association
Bethesda Hall
Peninsular
Nickerson
South Boston
South Boston Review
Boston Post
Review
Jere Connell
Bispham
James Newman
Bowen Street
Comany
Captain Goodwin
St. Augustine
St. Augustine’s Church
Murray & Irwin
Rare mining chances spark in silver profits claim
Senator John Sherman argues silver production is highly profitable, shifting mining from speculative to value based on workings. He notes much capital loss came from surface finds. Seven Stars mine in Arizona is highlighted as a top recent producer with a 15 percent annual dividend guaranty for five years from Industrial and Mining Guaranty Co. of New York.
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John Sherman
W. R. Dalby
United States
Senator Sherman
Arizona
Seven Stars
No. 41
Broadway
New York
Brichton notes on grade changes and new engine house
A Beacon Parr column discusses Cambridge street grade adjustments near Harvard avenue, a new bridge, and the impact on traffic and real estate. It mentions an unused engine house on Harvard avenue 41, Chemical 6, and plans for a new engine to be delivered this month. It also notes local residents Fred Dalton and Albert P Young and general neighborhood growth.
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Cambridge Street
Franklin Street
Harvard Avenue
Grammar School
Four Corners
Fred Dalton
Mansfield Street
Blackstone Street
Dalton
Albert P. Young
Mr. Young
Margaret Shepard
Highland Avenue
Beacon Parr
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