Sulphur Bitters European Tour Plan With Several Rail Lines
The itinerary outlines a European voyage and rail plan starting Boston to New York via Fall River Line, onward to Glasgow via Anchor Line, then by lake district routes including Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine to Edinburgh and London by rail, with options through Birmingham Derby Stratford and more. It ends with Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and New York to Boston via Fall River Line, including stateroom.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Bel m
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Eeone
Rugoy
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Liverol
Warwick
Stratford-on Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Advertised in 1892
Advertisement in the Boston Post promoting Sulphur Bitters with a claim of a three first class European tours package from Boston to London and return via notable liners and rail routes, dated August 10, 1892, signed by RE W Bryant, business manager. Ends with a sales claim that the medicine cures where others fail.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
AMI
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Probate citation for Betsey Clapp estate in Boston
Massachusetts probate court cites next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Betsey Clapp late of Boston to appear October 20 1802 at ten o clock for an administration grant to George Clapp without sureties. Public notice required by publishing this citation weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with the final notice at least two days before court. Judge Joan W McKim notes the date October five 1892.
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Massachusetts
Suffolk
Betsey Clapp
Boston
George Clapp
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Probate Notice of Jane D Royce Will in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and next of kin in the estate of Jane D Royce late of Boston to appear October 20 1892 at ten o clock in the forenoon to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to Benjamin F Burgess executor without bond. Public notice to be continued weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with last publication two days before court. Witness Jonny W McKim Judge. Elijah George Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jane D. Royce
Boston
Benjamin F. Burgess
Schfolk
Boston Post
Jonny W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetts
Suffolk
William David Lyall
Thomas Dean
Jonn W. McKim, Esqure
Middlesex
Luther Dana
Newton
Edward A. Studley
Cambridge
Boeton
Grorck M. Brooks
Ungemach Estate Admin Appointment in Boston
TO'TICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly appointed administratrix of the estate of ROBERT C. UNGEMACH late of Boston in Suffolk deceased and has taken upon her self that trust by giving bond as the law directs. As persons having demands against the estate of said deceased are required to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to KATHRINA UNGEMACH Admx. Sept. 15 1593.
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Mary
Hemmenway
Chelsea
Suffolk
George
H. Hemmenway
Boston
Robert C. Ungemach
Kathrina Ungemach
Mary O’neil
Mary M. O’neil
Jotice
Margaret Ahan
Thomas J. Gargan
Admr
Jury Trials Begin Under Amended Rule November Ninth
United States Circuit Court announces civil jury trials will start November 9 at 10 a m under the amended rule. Cases may be added to the calendar through Wednesday October 19. Blank requests to place cases on the calendar are available at the clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Clerk’s Office
Superior Court First and Third Sessions Docket Summary
Suffolk Superior Court notes first and second sessions with numerous cases listed by docket numbers and parties, including 1203 Cushing v Crawford and 3360 Frank Bourge v White et al. A verdict for the defendants in a personal injuries case from Lowell is recorded, with multiple other v. filings and orders across civil actions and equity proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Frank Bourge
W. H. White
Lowell
P. J. Hoar
G. F. Richardson
G. A. Blaney
Thompson J. Court Adjourns With No Trials Ready
Superior Court Norfolk session in Dedham adjourns Oct 6 as no cases were ready for trial. Entries list cases such as 496 Boston Asylum and 511 Foster v Hamblin, 565 Integrative, City of Boston, 510 Foster v, and 568 Sutter v City of Hyde Park. Includes note on Bascham’s Prius cure bilious and nervous ills.
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Norfolk Ss
Dedham
Thompson
Boston Asylum
Foster
Hamblin
Farm School
Integreta
Tal
City of
Boston
Fosten
Sutter
City of Hyde Park
Funeral notices and local society notes from a Boston paper
The piece reports Miss Sarah B Waite death at 52 after long illness and funeral details at 2 pm at 17 Wendell street. It cites births and deaths, politics, naturalization counts, police station remodeling, and aldermanic races with local personalities and plans. Also mentions Harvard Square Democrat, fire department driver nominations, and ward politics.
Funeral of Thomas W. O’Neil in Allston
The 24 year old painter Thomas W. O’Neil was buried at Holyhood Cemetery after services at his home 96 Hichborn street Allston. The unmarried man had suffered two years from consumption and a testimonial dance raised 200 for his mother. He leaves two brothers and a sister.
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Thomas W. O’neil
Hichborn Street
Allston
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
J. F. Sullivan
Market Street
O’neil
Warren Hall
Willey
Apothecary
Walter Willey
Rockland Street
Academy Hill
Lowell
Hartford
Oak Square
West Chester Park
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Mechanics’ Fair
Brighton
Alfred Peterson
Waverley Street
Cochran
E. C. Scates
Beacon Park
Old Crow Whiskey Price and Age Notice
Old Crow whiskey four years old offered at three dollars per gallon. May reflect a local sale or advertisement detailing price and aging of the product for potential buyers.
Williams children honored with testimonial in Lyceum Hall
A grand testimonial for the Williams children, known as the little favorites, will be held December 5 at Lyceum Hall. The Boston youths, living at 45 Decatur Street, perform cornet solos duets songs dances and sketches on the concert stage. Also noted is a rumor of a secret marriage between Mr George Sullivan and Miss Susan Franey. Funeral services for Catherine Therese Driscoll aged 15 were held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with pallbearers and high mass.
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Williams
Decatur Street
Boston
Lyceum Hall
George Sullivan
Alderman Sullivan
Susan Franey
Catherine Therese Driscoll
Paris Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father McKeon
Farryman
Chelsea Politics and Transit News from Local Ledger
Democrats in Chelsea gain ground as Republicans show splintered sentiment ahead of elections. Chelsea and East Boston candidates, including J. Montgomery and H. D. Huggan, may shift legislature outcomes. Lynn & Boston Railroad to run all night with early trips from Cornhill and Broadway stations. Central Lodge AOUW visit Powderhorn Lodge Chelsea. hot clam chowder served. Horse car conductors buoyant after a Pythian rink outing.
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Lodge
Chelsea
Joseph B. Maccabe
Boston
Norris
General Court
J. K. Montomery
H. D. Huggan
East Boston
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Boston Post
Cornhill
Broadway
City Hall
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Foster
Central Lodge
East
Powderhorn Lodge
Washington
Pythian Rink
Tur
Democrats of Ward 3 open campaign rooms in Somerville
In Somerville Ward 3 Democrats secured Pearl Street headquarters near Winter Hill depot and invite all ward voters to visit evenings before election day. Campaign literature will be distributed and voting information provided by the ward committee members present nightly. An entertainment for the hospital fund drew a large crowd and funds. George E. Lane, a Charlestown milkman, died of heart disease Wednesday evening. funeral Friday noon from 44 Elm Street Charlestown. Sergeant McGaw returns to the night desk after two weeks’ vacation.
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Sarah B. Waite
Wendell Street
Waite
Dunster School
Michael Anglin
St. Paul’s Church
Father Ryan
Father Keyes
Father Coan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
P. A. Collins
Cambridge Street
William R. Atchison
Henry S. Andros
Medfield
J. Atchison
Warren C. Daggett
Porter’s
Massachusetts Tribe
Imp. O. R. M
Woburn
Cloyes
Fairbairn
Committee On Police
Boston
Cain
Stephen Anderson
James F. Aylward
Stephen
Jimmie
J.J. Kelley
Alger
Registrars of Voters
Kelley
Colonel Bancroft
Champlin
Sortwell
Aldermen's Chamber
Pike
Harvard Square
Alderman Oyle
James H. Furfey
John McCarthy
Cambridge
Casey
Harrvyard Bridge
Pearl Street
Winter Hill
New Hospital Fund
Broadway M. E
M. E. Church
William P. Barnes
Maple Avenue
Ines
George E. Lane
Charlestown
Somerville
Elm Street
McGaw
Powyder Hovuss
The Cheapness of Books and a Furniture Ad
A reader notes books cost about the same as a dinner but endure a lifetime while dinners end quickly. The piece cites Painers Furniture Co at 48 Canal Street, praising an unfilled bookcase as a strong incentive to buy books, especially when offered cheaply in the wholesale section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painers Furniture Company
Canal Street
Dr. Pierce
Ottoman Seeks Damages From Whitney Owners
The Ottoman claims the collision with the H. M. Whitney was not due to Ottoman negligence and sues for damages against the Whitney's owners. A libel was filed yesterday by the British and North Atlantic Steamship Navigation Company (limited) in the United States District Court, with Justice Nelson issuing a subpoena against the Metropolitan Steamship Company.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Cot
Pornam
Aupricu
Patrick Quinlan
C. H. Pew
United States District Court of Massachusetts
United States Circuit Court
Essex
District Court
J. Elder
W.C. Waitt
W. A. Pew
Appellant
J. Lowell, Jr
Appellee
Beal
Tarr
H. M. Whitney
Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship Company
British and North Atlantic Steamship Navigation Company (Limited
Nelson
Metropolitan Company
United States District Court
Boston & Albany Announces Round Trip to New York October 11
The railroad offers a Tuesday excursion to New York via Albany and the Hudson River Day Line with returns by Fall River Line. Tickets are five dollars, with limited stops at Albany and New York.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Boston & Albany Railroad
Rejoicing In Ward 14 As Republicans Rally
In South Boston ward 14 Republicans report harmony and a strong vote at the representative caucus. Ward 14 headquarters open at 670 Broadway with committee members present. Rumors of a Young Men’s Republican Club and notes on local politics and a staff change at the Inquirer are included.
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Old Ward 14
Representative
Ward Committee
Ward 14
Broadway
Republican Club
Alfred Baumberg
The
Inquirer
Financial
Unity Lodge No. 5
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Grand Lodge
Bethesda Hall
Hugh Doherty
J. Edward Buritt
Leary
D. M. Cronin
Cronin
Barkis
Crry Port
Somerset Associates Deny Political Endorsement
A letter from Somerset Associates of South Boston denies the group has endorsed any congressional candidate. It states the club is organized for social, not political, purposes and asks The Boston Post to correct the record. The signatories are A. Coughlan, president, and William T. O'Neil Jr., secretary, dated October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point
Boston Post
Somerset Associates
Atwood
Congress
Somerst Associates
E A. Coughlan
Wiliam T. O’nern, Jr
South Boston
Busy Representative Presho Balances Law Reform and Politics
Representative Presho secretary of the judicial reform committee, travels Springfield and Pittsfield for meetings while preparing election lines. Local groups announce gatherings, parades, and degrees at Bunker Hill Encampment, Nonantum Redmen, and Knights of Columbus as officers and candidates engage in civic and fraternal events. Mary Ellen Wilmot dies in Charlestown at 29. health officer Robert Philpotts reports district improvements. a public wedding incident is noted on Main Street.
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Representative Presho
Ned
Commonwealth
Springfield
Pittsfield
Bunker Hill
Odd Fellows
St. Francis de Sales Y.M.C. T. A. and
L. Society
John F. Thornton
Mary Ellen Wilmot
Patrick Wilmot
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Robert Philpotts
Board of Health
Barnes
State Prison
Prison Point
Lovering
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Michael J. Tierney
Tierney
Vanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Father
Columbus Day
St. Francis de Sales Society
Burkes Hull
Roxbury Briefs: Atherton Defeated in Ward 21 Caucus
In West Roxbury the new Robert G. Shaw Grammar School will be dedicated early next month. In court, Gridley B. Rowell of 142 Richfield Street was fined 50 dollars for violating the milk law and appealed. Barney Toland of 18 Mindow Street was fined 20 dollars by Judge Bolster for neglecting to support a minor child.
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Atherton
Robert G. Shaw
West Roxbury
Gridley B. Rowell
Richfield Street
Barney Toland
Mindow Street
Bolster
Leather market holds firm as footwear prices stay steady
Commerce notes a strong leather market with no expected price declines. Manufacturers resist cuts, leather dealers control stock, and brisk trade extends across the South and cotton states. Delays in fall deliveries push emphasis to spring orders. Slippers and light house shoes show novelties for holiday trade as brown dominates with red and tan accents shaping the season.
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J. S. Atkinson
West Panes
G. A. Lord
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Crawford
Riley
West End Railroad
Mclarland & Paige
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Davis
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Israel
Railroad
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Allen
Ellinger
Libby
Starbuck
Young
Boston & W. P. Co
Providence R. R
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J. L. Nason
William Sheafe
School Street
Qeabir Veil
Avery & Hobbs
Winch
Lbarry
Phenney State Bank Co
Counter Co
Partlow
Meores
Nau- Laughlin
May Re Renee
Hough
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Crocker
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Corbet
West End R.R
DeCosta
Fitchburg R.R
Goode
Jewell
Ayer
Stevenson
Ames
Seeley
West End R
Staten
Anderson
Francis
Buopcott
Harvey
Shedd
Hall
Severance
Carter
Dewson
Drolette
Boyce
Ee Ve N. Y
E.R
Wilkins
Eastman
N. E. Beef Supply Co
Jackson
Jackson Elec
Eng. Co
Proctor
Raymond
Percival
Murphy
Hammond
Ibra Chapman
Order of the Helping Hand
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Miller
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George W
Lewis
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Rose
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Frederick RK
Fenton
Amy L
Frank M
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Eunice 5
Charles J
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Charles L
Moran
J. Henry v. Leola
Leard
Mary J. Y. Joseph B
Annie Humphrey
Carrie H
Coburn
Fiora M
P. C. Deering
Daley
Mary A. ¥. Michael
Bolis
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McCarthy
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P. v
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Phillips
T. M
Alvin B
Gordon
Margaret
Melvin
Maud L
Thomas J
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Barker
Clara A. v
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Wilson
Michael Vy
Jennie
Hathaway
Clara
Joseph C
Moore
Nellie J
John K
Jennie B
Henry
Bascham
Prius
Brichton
Blaxchaerd & Farbar
Deck Sa
Faneui Malla
Roxbury
Sam's Kidder
Federal ST
Wilson Ter
Tremont Row
Charles F. Grimm
Philip J. Doherty
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
Massachtusetts
Baker, Lee & CO
Richard C, Bayldone
Alfred Naylor
Aaid
Henry G. Perkins
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