Transatlantic Travel Routes Via Rail and Ocean Lines
Passenger describes multiple voyage options from Boston to New York, Antwerp, and beyond. Routes include Fall River Line to New York, Rea Star Line to Antwerp via first cabin, with rail transfers through Brussels Paris Rouen Dieppe Newhaven and London. Options include Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and several British stops such as Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford on Avon Chester. Stateroom included on Fall River and Inman Line segments.
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New York
Fall River
Antwerp
Belg
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Die
Newhaven
Vis
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour No 2 The Atlantic Route
Sulphur Bitters announces a European tour option 2 from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with stateroom, then New York to Glasgow via Anchor Line, Glasgow to Edinburgh and London by rail with multiple stops including Birmingham Derby Stratford on Avon Chester and more, then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line. ark to Boston return via Fall River Line with stateroom.
Sulphur Bitters European Tours Advertised
An 1892 Boston notice promotes Sulphur Bitters with a European tour package covering Boston to New York and back via multiple lines, including rail and steamship legs, plus a second trip to Ireland and notable sites, stamped by R. W. Bryant as business manager. The ad claims the tonic cures ailments where other medicines fail and urges sick readers to use it.
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Boston
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Mortgagees Sale of Real Estate in Boston Dorchester Area
Auction of 11 390 square foot parcel with dwelling on Plain street and Oak avenue in Dorchester Boston. Property includes lots one and three on Luther Briggs plan dated September 10 1867 with rights of way over Plain street and Oak avenue. Sale by assignees of mortgage to satisfy arrears under a deed dated September 28 1867 with Quincy Savings Bank. Terms require three hundred dollars at sale.
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Theophile Jouval
Benjamin F. Redfern
Boston
Boylston Street
Mass
Benjamin Ff. Redfern
Henry H. Tuttle & CO
Grance L. Wert
Washington Street
Francena Robinson
Henry C. Robinson
Quincy Savings Bank
Norfolk
Suffolk
Dorchester
Luther Briggs
Plain Street
Oak Avenue
Lewis Pierce
Said Pierce
Ae J. Aoe
F. Reddy
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Tarr v Rosen stein and Masten v Hunt case notes
The records list two civil actions: 34 Tarr versus Rosen stein and 40 Masten versus Hunt et al. Names, docket references, and parties appear with minimal readable details from the OCR segment.
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Tarr Et al
V. Rosenstein
Masten v. Hunt
Long list of court cases and divorce notices across sessions
A dense catalog of case numbers and parties appears, spanning sessions from first through third, including Meehan, Dwyer, Nagle, Hinderlang, Lewis, McLean, Grady, Stoddard, Winch, Pelonsky, Bowie, Barry, Ross, Titusville Iron, Reed, Sibley, Meehan, Casey, Francis, Same, Fleming, Plumber, Cox, Ambler, Burdett, Dennis, Prentiss, Whiting, Edgerly, Crosby, Taft, Chase, Johnson, Train, Conanti, Rice Kendall, and many others. It lists orders by session and references a jury-waived matter. Divorce items name Bonn, Woodward, Barker, Chase, and numerous spouses seeking dissolution, with names and initials. A final note mentions a $5 rate to New York for a Boston & Albany excursion on Oct 11 via Albany and the Hudson River day line.
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Reed
Weater R.R
Sibley
Crocker
Meehan
Meeha
Casey
Goode
Francis v
Bost
Maine
E.R. Eh Pa
Same
Fleming
Plumber
Kenda
Cox
Cent
Ambler
New York
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Progress in China and the spread of Western remedies
An article notes China's modernization with a miniature railroad train gifted by French capitalists and six thousand electric lights in a sacred site. It discusses forthcoming medical advances, missionary influence, and praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a standard remedy in the West, predicting future welfare for the Drogomen Empire.
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Emperor of
China
America
Europe
Pierce
United States
Drogomen
Cambridge Ward 4 race centers on Charles Waugh’s bid
Republican caucuses light with few clashes as Charles Waugh seeks nomination in Ward 4 amid intrigue over credential handling linked to Henderson Read. Other candidates include Malcolm E. Rideout Alderman W. W. Townsend Daniel E. K. Frasier and Warren F. Spalding. Also reports on deaths of Tillie F. McAnaul and Deacon L. G. Case and a note on fire department driver appointments.
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Charles Waugh
Malcolm EE. Rideout
WW. M. Townsend
Daniel EK. Frasier
Warren F. Spalding
Waugh
George D. Chamberlain
John Read
Horace Litchfield
Charles W. Henderson
Horace
Charlie
Nough
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Frasier
Rideout
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L. M. Hannum
Deacon Holmes
Hannum
Mr. Holmes
Tillie F. McAnaul
Thomas McAnaul
Central Square
Pleasant Street
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Webster Grammar School
John McDermott
Stocker
Engine 2
Benson
McDermott
L. G. Case
Austin Street
Prospect Street
Stearns Chapel
Pilgrim Congregational Church
John L. Merriam
Case
Case & Dodge
Susannah Sloan
Green Street
Oliver H. Durrell
Somerville
Cambridge Cemetery
Walter Sloan
Harvard Bridge
Daggett Corrects Cambridge Flag Raising Report
Warren C. Daggett writes to the Cambridge Post to correct misstatements about a Ward 5 flag raising. He notes he organized the purchase and raise but was absent at the time, disputes claims of a $150 collection, and states the actual subscribed amount was $50 with receipts available for inspection.
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Cambridge News
Cambridge
Warren C. Daggett
Campridge, Oct
Somerville Preparations for Columbus Day Parade and Meetings
A special Court Benedict gathering planned parade logistics for Boston Columbus Day. Democratic ward and city committee offices open daily in Hill building for voter information, featuring Cleveland Stevenson and Andrew images. An Oct 13 Flint Street M E Church entertainment includes C W Bailey and other artists. Republican offices open today in O Connors Building Powper Horn.
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Andrew
Flint Street M. E
Mr. C. W. Bailey
Alice M. Dearing
F. W. Sherwood
Joseph L. Rubel
East Boston political notices and local updates
Ex Councillor William B. McClellan appears set for alderman nomination with John H. Sullivan likely stepping aside. Ferry boat plans to reduce ballast and deck height are discussed amid local politics. A drawing school opens at Stevenson's block and Rockett Lodge members plan a Rose and Thistle visit. Rumors rise of another senator candidate from Orient Heights as Republicans name alderman contenders Wesley A. Gove Coleman Cook C. T. Witt and Jesse M. Gove. Community moves include locals returning from the Provinces typhoid recovery for Clinton Millar and others as F Wood plans Chicago trip for the Columbian Fair dedication. Tus Ferryman continues.
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John H. Sullivan
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Rockett Lodge
East Boston
Rose and Thistle Lodge
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Suffolk
Orient Heights
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Coleman Cook
C. T. Witt
Jesse M. Gove
Clara E. Lavers
Trenton Street
Clinton F. Millar
Augustus Reed
Paris Street
Winthrop
James Glass
Philadelphia
F. ©. Wood
General Court
Chicago
Tus Ferryman
Dorchester Notes Spark Local Happenings and Civic Pulse
Dorchester column invites reader participation to boost the Post's reach and share local news. It notes the Dorchester Yacht Club planning winter nautical lectures, a Ne gss Young Ladies' Aid Society fair, Ward 24 Republican strength, a torchlight battalion parade, and political chatter around Alderman Eddy’s possible comeback with Grover Hatt’s support.
Religious services brisk amid local legislative campaigns in South Boston
In South Boston churches reported solid attendance as candidates for the Legislature campaigned. Pastors preached varied topics at several churches, including Joy Lost and Found, With Christ or Against Him, The Plenary Inspiration of the Book, and Christ the Saviour. Local civic notes included Judge Burbank returning to the bench, new lodge officers for the Order of New England, and a large rally for Democratic candidate William H. McMorrow at St Omer Hall with about 500 attendees and speeches by numerous locals.
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E. S. Wheeler
Christ
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Fourth Presbyterian
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Jesus
A. E. George
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Christ the Saviour
St. John’s
M. E
W. T. Perrin Boece
Nazareth
Broadway Universalist Church
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E. B. Flint
Philip Temple
Fannie M. Chase
Eerie Grace B. Mann
Eben Hallett
John F. Smith
Etta L. Naylor
J. M. Libby
Robert Macomber
J. B. Cole
J. L. Spaulding
W. H. Lathrop
Bartlette Hall
Crystal Wave Division No. 23
James O’brien
Edward Kearns
Daniel Dineen
James Butler
Peter Lannon
William F. Oe
Harry M. Murdough
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Washington Village
William H. McMorrow
St. Omer Hall
Patrick Smith
M. J. Ready
John Horan
Hugh J. Young
Thomas Lundy
James J. O’brien
Roxbury Social News and Local Events Update
Roxbury reports on upcoming nuptials with Mr. Robert J. Powers and Miss Louise M. Purcell to wed at Miss Purcell’s father’s home on Lafayette place. Alpine Club hosts Saturday dances in Orienta Hall starting in November amid other social events including Weston Club dancing at Armory Hall and Maran-Atha Sunday School’s fifth anniversary at 1371 Washington street with a Rev. A A Cooper address. Discusses monument plans for General Warren supported by the Tenth Alder Municipal District Improvement Association. H A Wales of Bridgeport to lecture at Quincy House on deafness treatment following his noted inventions.
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Louise M. Purcell
Miss Purcell
R. T. Purcell
Lafayette Place
Alpine Club
Roxbury
Maran-Atha
Washington Street
A. A. Cooper
Little Wanderers
Rexbury
Warren
Tenth
Aldermanic District Improvement Association
Brighton News Roundup of Obits and Local Events
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah M. Morrill at Brighton Avenue Baptist Church with burial at Evergreen cemetery, Brighton. A 72 year old resident. William H. Snow may travel through Maine or farther east this week. The Colby estate on Cambridge near North Harvard improved with repainting and new curbstones. Allston Unity Club resumes meetings with a Stratford travel paper by Rev. George D. Latimer and James K. Applebee. Harvest supper at Brighton Avenue Baptist Church next Wednesday. Benefit party for Mrs. Mulcahy at Harvard Hall, Allston next Thursday. Bethesda Lodge entertainments scheduled at Masonic Hall on Oct 17 to Jan 12. An illustrated lecture on European travel by Henry G. Carey at the Unitarian Church Brighton with stereopticon. Mrs. Lydia Kent visiting Savannah. William F. Harkins, 51, found dead at 51 Market Street Brighton. Son John broke into room. death attributed to excessive alcohol. Dr. Haynes pronounced cause. Body turned to Undertaker J. F. Sullivan. Rev. George D. Latimer preached on Tennyson yesterday at Allston Unity Church. Timothy W. Coakley and McEttrick campaign as independent State Senator from eighth district. Alderman Lee’s $1000 pledge tied to Carney Hospital relief. BEACON Park.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Brighton
Cambridge Street
Allston Unity Club
Allston Unity Church
George D. Latimer
Stratford
James K. Applebee
Olof Krarer
Masonic Hall
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Belle de V. Martin Circle
King’s Daughters
Henry G. Carey
Carey
Lydia Kent
Savannah
William F. Harkins
Market Street
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Harkins
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J. F. Sullivan
Tennyson
Timothy W. Coakley
McEttrick
Alderman Lee
Coakley
Carney Hospital
Lee
Beacon Park
Chelsea News Notes Political Tensions And Local Crime
Chelsea and East Boston politics dominate the page with debates over nominee Burnham, harmony within parties, and strategies for Senate seats. A liquor raid at 102 Seco Street uncovers lager in hidden barrels as Prohibitionists prepare for a meeting. Democratic conventions for two districts are set for Friday, with speakers expected. Tuk Ferryman.
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Crandon
Hollis Street
Republican City Committee
Academy of Music
Burnham
House of Representatives
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Chelsea
Huggin
J. B. Maccabe
Seco Street
Prohibition Club
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Revere
Tuk Frrryman
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Advertised by Drugstores
A damaged OCR fragment notes chemists at 132 South sth Avenue New York offering Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil. It mentions druggists everywhere sell the product at the price of $3. The text reflects a vintage pharmacy advertising style.
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South Sth
Avenma
W York
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