Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour Part Two
Sulphur Bitters presents a European itinerary from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with stateroom, then Glasgow by Anchor Line. Travel continues through Lake District and Edinburgh to London by rail, with options through Birmingham, Stratford, Chester, and other stops, then to Liverpool by rail and on to New York via Inman Line. Stateroom included on both onward voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Bochum
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Newhaven
Vis
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Glasgow
Scotd
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Lochatrine
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Edford
Orby
Inman
Newark
Sulphur Bitters European Tour to Boston and New York
The Boston Post advertises Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 8 detailing a round trip from Boston to New York via Fall River Line, then New York to Queenstown Ireland via Inman Line, rail to Cork and towns, steamer to Liverpool, travel through Chester Birmingham Warwick Stratford Leamington Kenilworth Bath Derby Leicester Manchester and Derby then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line, with staterooms and return to Boston via Fall River. Date listed August 10 1892 and signed by R W Bryant business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphur Bitters
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Poser
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Queenstown
Inman
First Cabin
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Dublin
Liverpool
Chester
Birmingham
Warwick
Stratford-on von
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
London
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Atlock
Bath
Leicester
Derby
Manchester
Inman Line
Newark
Fall Riverue
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Boston Post
Court proceedings span circuits and equity in Boston era
Oct 4 session of United States Circuit Court and Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court hear varied matters. Dockets include mandamus petition against a Boston Municipal Court, a bill to restrain sewer discharge into Moon Island harbor, and multiple equity and tort cases. Proceedings note juries, demurrers, and receivers. many cases listed with parties and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
A.len
J. L. L. Hamilton
John H. Burke
Municipal Court
City of
Boston
A. W. Martin
M. McIntire
Commonwealth
L. L. Hamilton
J. F. Brown
Lillie B. Titus
Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners
Waltham
Watertown
Newton
Brookline
Moon Island
Squantum
R. M. Morse
Taintiff
A. J. Bailey
W. D. Turner
Cambridge notices mix of politics fires and street plans
Cambridge chatter covers a Mayor Russell home light display a political row over ward nominations and labor issues plus a fire threat near Montague block. Reports on storage battery street railway location hearings streetcar accidents road and bridge inspections and River Street trail work with names like Whittemore Pike Wilkinson Close Teele Dickinson Coakley and O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Russell
John T. Slayter
Milford
Montague’s
Cambridge
Antrim
Doyle
Whittemore
Eben W. Pike
George A. Custer
Herman Bird
Malcolm E. Rideout
Herman
East Cambridge
Jolly Frank Shaw
Ward 2
John W. Wilkinson
George Close
Captain Wilkinson
Frank H. Teele
Frank
D. T. Dickinson
Coakley
John McCauley
Warren F. Spalding
John F. O’brien
John McSoley
River Street
Boston & Albany
Allston
Harvard Bridge
Beacon Park Rail Yard Fate and Boston Track Talk
Beacon Park is to be let by Boston and Albany interests likely for a shifting yard. The Exeter and Boylston yards must yield for a long‑talked rail station, pushing freight storage to Beacon Park. Locals favor preserving a first class track for horse racing, but Boston prospects lean to Mystic Park instead. Charles H. Bush and wife Mrs Bush face busy times amid real estate ventures and family illness. Mail in Brighton boxes after 10 pm to before midnight is delivered in New York City the next day. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Boston & Albany
Exeter
Boylston
Boston
Mystic Park
Charles H. Bush
Batavia Street
Brighton
New York City
Private Lectures for Men by Dr Greene at Tremont Temple
A Boston notice announces a free private lecture for men by Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place at Tremont Temple on Wednesday evening October 5 at 8 o clock. The talk will be illustrated by dissolving views and cover private topics men should understand, with admission free to all parts of the house.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
L’robate
William Leavitt
Cambridge
Steeniog
Gaid Court
William C. Williamson
Boston Post
Boston
Joan W. McKin Uire
H. Folsom
Register
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Tremont Temple
Louis Levenson
Boston Evening Record
Suffolk
Joan W. McKim
Eliah George
Elijiah George
Thomas P. Boole
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Essenger
Henry G. Gibson
Sarah Marshall
Jonm W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Walk of flagging stones urged for Central square park
Residents of the third section urge City Hall to install a flagstone path along Border street side of Central square park to replace waterlogged ground and street walking, arguing safer access for commuters before winter. Mentions councilmen, Hartwell, and local paving issues at Border and Summer streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Square
John J. Hartwell
Outing Club
East Boston High School
Boston University Law School
William Whitton Dwyer
School Street
North Ferry Avenue
West End
Border
Alderman Sullivan
C. J. Flynn
Bennington Street
Progress of Slum Work and Civic Notes in Chelsea
Chelsea letter outlines Salvation Army leader Major Emma J Brown speaking on slum conditions in city districts at Walnut Street M E Church. Also notes actor D G Crandon’s matinee at Hollis Street Theatre and Engine 2 overhaul in New York. Elm Council to celebrate twelfth anniversary at Pilgrim Hall. eyewitness seat mix-up at Academy of Music leads to aisle obstruction complaint. The FERRYMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Brown
Great
Salvation Army
Chelsea
Walnut Street M. E
D. G. Crandon
Hollis Street Theatre
Crandon
Richelieu
Shylock
Engine 2
New York City
Elm Council
United Fellowship
Pilgrimall
Suffolk Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Pilgrim Hall
Academy of Music
Roxbury News Roundup: Homecoming, Meeting, and Court
Samuel C. Lee returned from vacation to a warm reception in Langham Hotel rooms as friends gathered. The German Society event at Arbeiter Hall on Amory Street drew 500 attendees. Daniel Hayes is alleged a confirmed tru ant with court decision due on the 15th. Jeremiah P. Cronin was fined $15 for assault and battery against Hugh Barnes yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Lee
Langham Hotel
Architectural iron bedsteads bring beauty at low cost
Ten years' progress in beds shows brass and black iron give way to tubular iron frames. Five years ago ivory white tubular beds rose in popularity and now Paine's Furniture Warerooms offers architectural bedsteads in creamy white with polished brass trim, a budget friendly decorative option.
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Paine
Monument Hall set for busy season with improvements and events
Charlestown reports Monument Hall to receive interior renovations by Houghton and Durton including frescoing new heating and lighting. Republicans plan to jubilate Oct 21. Various weddings, social gatherings and Y M C A events fill the fall schedule with dances and anniversaries. Major Oakes and others travel to New York while parishioners discuss Columbus Day parade plans and a mass meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Monument Hall
Houghton & Dutton
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
John Campbell
George Campbell
Post 149
Mary Welch
Decatur Street
Mishawum Tribe of
Red Men
Robert J. Jennings
Mary J. Powell
New St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
Duff-Harrington
J. W. Allison
Arthur P. Jennings
Newport
R. L
Henry Martin
Jennings
New York
St. Franis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
Joseph Frazier
Caldwell Street
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A. and
L. Society
David B. Shaw
Martin P. Hogan
Charles D. Sanderson
Timothy J. Brinnin
John J. O’callaghan
M. H. Harrington
Anthoine
Kenneth
Station 15
Vine Street
Praaman Sargent
Division 15
St. Catherine’s Parish
Messrs. Keary
Dunn
A. Mack
New London
Conn
Bunker Hill Street
Bunker Hill
Somerville Plans and Civic Events Highlight Local Life
Somerville reports Reed and Eberle manage Monday nights at Eberle Hall with strong attendance. Condit's orchestra provides music. Somerville Catholic Lyceum officers installed. A rainbow tea at First Universalist Church. Women's Foreign Missionary Society meets. Republican rally planned in Ward 3 with Greenhalge and McCall as speakers. Druids member Hugh McCaffrey Jr. active in Charlestown. Somerville Catholic Lyceum to stage a Thanksgiving drama. East Somerville Union moves Membership Crusade Day to Oct 11. Possible Prohibition rally at Odd Fellows' Hall Oct 18. Broadway parkway praised by Winter Hill riders. High School class of 1890 planning January reunion. Power House
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Reed
Eberle
Eberle Hall
Condit
Somerville Catholic Lyceum
First Universalist
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Ward 3
Greenhalge and
McCall
Hugh McCaffrey, Jr
Winter Hill
Druids
Charlestown
East Somerville
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
Broad Avenue
Green Sword
Somerville
Somerville High School
Power Hous
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Sec. of State
Congress
Duess
Cleveland
Harrison
Arthur EH. Ballard
Edward Burke
Charles A. Grant
Winthrop
A. W. Chapin
T. H. Gilman
Melrose
Ewer
Albert B. Barrows
J.S. Atkinson
West Somerville
G. A. Lord
J. W. Gould
M. W. S. Jackson
Roxbury
Seees
R. Dpd. Sawyer
Kingston
N. Hewee
Eree F. Ww. Baily
A. K. Wayne
A. Lander
Lynn
G. W. Tucker
William Rennie
Edward Yolland
Arthur Booth
New Bedford
Dames M. Trainor
United States Circuit Court
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Ebenezer Martin
United States
Pemberton Square
M. R. Boynton
Helen L. Rowell
Charles H. Robinson
Brockton
Moulton, Loring & Loring
P. H. Cooney
Cunningham
Wood
Williams
Favor
Copeland Vy. Bost. & Me. R. Co
Clark
Donovan
Stevens
Taylor
Tindale
Needham
Fitzpatrick
Leatherbee
Meserve
Stillings
Sullivan
Babb & Bassett
Sherman
Frank Bourge
William H. White
Lowell
P. J. Hoar
G. F. Richardson
G. A. Blaney
Nason
Shafe
McDonald
Haywar
Downing
Denning
Howard Nat'l] Bank
Storr
Connolly
Jones
H. H. Ntice Co
Coombs
Fitchburg
Callahan
Whittier Mach. Co
Robinson
Simmons
Same
James ¥. Cook
Duffy
Gardiner
Crown
Blopceetrt
J. H. Liverpool
J. M. Solomon
Lund
E. J. Welsh
C. A. Snow
Stearns
McKeon
Gellard
Naumkeag St. Ry
Rice
Zinn
Whidden
Faxon
Ufford
Spaulding
Jordan
Cheney
Middlesex Co
Howland
Hill
8Ime
Naylor
Raymond
Cons
Fey —Bean Vo
Ashcroft
Hartford
Hayes
Merch. N. B’k
Ames
Cooke
Abbott
Een Ee Vv BW
Benshimol
Mosneley Et
McQuestion
Swi
T Haroldine
Gurney
Campbell
Bank of Gouverneur
Milliken
Child
Reardon
Kendall
Swampscott W. Co
Weatherbee
So. Scituate Savings Bank
Paige
Crowe
Comerford
Mansfield
Foster
Graffam
Drew
Gowen
Hammonp
J. Marion Bell
East Chatanooga Land Company
Arthur W. Ackerman
Henry C. Bell
George A. Hood
Mary Hood
East
Katanooga
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
R. H. Bailey
Hurlburt
Ira Chapman
Huraday
J. A. Noonan
D. B. Gould
S. J. Elder
J. H. Butler
Bono
J. Tenulan
Viucri
Charles T. Vy
Lavinia
Lowder
Walter J. v
Hannah T
W. Scott
Anna Eliza
James H . Frederica
Biegriat
Georgie E
Wiswall
Gen
E E
Smith
Joan J. Y. Elizabeth
Osor Ida M
Marshall
Eliza V
Amos L
Deckham
Alberta
Fred E
Julia C
Whiting
Lavinia E. Manassah
Tresa A
John L
Jotice
Catherine L. Gargan
Thomas J. Gargan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew J. L. Cass
Bedford
William J. Rounds
Georgk M. Brooks
Elidor J. Klous
Bertila J. Klous
Adimx
Godfrey Morse
Attorne
Brichton
South Boston
Wright
H. Wise
Anderson
Eaton
Ferguson
Park
Spinney
Thomas A. Quinn
General Court
State House
Tom
Great and General Court
Ward 14
New Protection Club
Edward Ford
Patrick J. Wiseman
James A. Gallivan
Ward 13
Jimmy
Samuel Kelley
James A. Murphy
Crry Point
Blanchard & Farrar
Dockey
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Dr. Pierce
Nidy
Sam’s Kidder
Federal ST
Boston, Mass
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Suffolk Ss.—Court OF Insol
William Shapiro
Ommonwealth
Nerres
William R. Walch
Pallizabeth Cahlus
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