Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour by River and Rail
Sulphur Bitters announces a second European tour from Boston to New York via Fall River Line, then Glasgow by Anchor Line, with rail legs through the Lake District and Edinburgh to London, and back via Inman Line and Fall River, ending in New York and Boston.
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New York
Fall River
Eis Stateroom
Antwerp
First Cabin
Brussels
Aris
Rouen
Sens
Newhaven
Vizglish Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Stateroom
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Chester
Inman
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Promoted by Boston Post
An advertisement details Sulphur Bitters travel itinerary for three first class European tours from Boston to New York, Cork, Lakes of Killarney, Dublin, London, Liverpool, and back to Boston with staterooms. Boston Post confirms funds for tickets August 10, 1892, signed by Kk. W. Bryant, business manager. The copy also promotes Sulphur Bitters as a universal cure.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
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Boston Post
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Kk. W. Bryant
Probate Notice in Cambridge Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues letter testamentary to Nellie L Arey Arthur E Dennison and George H Maddock for the estate of Reuben Arey of Cambridge. Heirs and interested parties must appear the fourth Tuesday of October at nine in the morning to show cause. Publication to Boston Post for three weeks. Judge George Brooks. Register S. H. Folsom.
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Cambridge
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Arthur E. Denison
George H. Maddock
Middlesex
Boston Post
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George, Brooks
Esquire
Woart
S. H. Folsom
Register
Probate citation in Carlisle Massachusetts estate case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and next of kin regarding the will of Josiah Gragg late of Carlisle. Mary A Gragg seeks administration with the will annexed and exemption from bond sureties. Court at Cambridge to hear on the fourth Tuesday of October at nine. Witness Gorce M Brooks, registrar.
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Boston Post
Boston
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Register
Appointment of executor for George F. of Gloucester
Nee ie is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed executor of the will of GEORGE F. er late of Gloucester in Essex County deceased and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons having demands upon the estate are required to exhibit the sums and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment CHARLES & GILL Executor.
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Publishing contract suit seeks $50000 damages
In the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court the action of contract aims to recover fifty thousand dollars for alleged breach of a contract to publish a book. Testimony is furnished and closing arguments set for tomorrow. Attorneys for both sides are listed. Nearby equity cases include Allen and Knight v Cunningham among others.
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Suffolk Superior Court First Session Dockets and Cases
The Oct 10 session lists Joseph Davis vs George D Davis in contract for $100 and a general defense, with Browne for plaintiff and Prentiss for defendant. It catalogues numerous docket numbers and names from various sessions, including Second and Third Sessions, with cases across contracts, mortgages, travel for foreclosures, divorces, and equity matters, noting judges Sherman Dunbar and Hammonn among others.
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Morris
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Cambridge Health Board Reluctant to Prosecute Vault Violations
A Cambridge correspondent laments the Board of Health’s shift to winter inaction on vaults and water closet ordinances. Many offenders will escape prosecution as special agents, drawn from police, are told not to pursue vaults. Reports cite vivid examples on Pleasant Street and Main Street with ongoing nuisance issues. The note also mentions muddy sidewalks, Winsor Street roadbed repairs, and Harvard Bridge replanking slated for next week.
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Windsor
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John O’brien
Boston
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Frank P. Aylesworth
Henry Street
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A Mistake About a Mistake in Cambridge Post
An observer defends John McDermott of Engine 21, asserting he erred not at all while substitute driving Truck 1 last Friday. The letter argues such mix ups are common among veteran drivers and urges the Post to publish the protest.
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John McDermott
Engine 21
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Benson
Death notices and social items from Charlestown
Mrs Louise J Stone aged 51 died at her brother in law John E Fitzgeralds 2 Mt Vernon place funeral Wednesday at St Marys Warren street burial Mt Auburn Ward 8 Democratic committee to call caucus next Friday Rod McNair hosted summer party at Scott's Hall Winthrop Beach about fifty residents Joseph Elward assisted and A H Gillis toastmaster Unique Social Club to hold annual ball at Monument Hall on Nov 4 BuNnKER Huw
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Mt Vernon Place
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
Mt. Auburn
Democratic Committee
Rod” McNair
Winthrop Beach
Scott’s Hall
Winthrop
Joseph Elward
McNair
A. H. Gillis
Monument Hall
Bunnker Huw
Growth of the Sound Discs for Deafness Gains Medical Attention
Medical journals report that H O Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut has invented Sound Discs for partial deafness. Aurists note no harm and endorse their use as a helpful addition to hearing aids, while the public follows the progress with interest.
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Bridgeport
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Outing Club dance passes and local notices in New York
Miss Mamie Hickey and family visit New York and Jersey City for the Columbian celebration. The Outing Club plans Nov 14 Lyceum Hall ball with ladies passes to ensure floor space. Ward 1 Democratic HQ invites all Democrats. Shipyard order for lubricators to Cunard engines for new steamers. First Saturday night concert at Masonic Building. West End car service complaints and island transit needs. Local social at Armory Hall. small fines levees by Judge Emmons. various drunks jailed or fined. THE FERRYMAN.
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Sumner
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West End Railway
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John P. Griffin
Field’s Corner
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Lowell
David Hall Rice
Curtis Guild, Jr
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Fred W. Bliss
Charles C. Taft
Good Old Dorchester
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Dorchester Athletic Club
David Hall Rica
Michael Murray
Fitchburg
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Neponset
Dorchester
Young Men’s Republican Club
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Charlie
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Upham’s Corner
Orr
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Dorchester notes and events greet fall campaign
A Dorchester column surveys local political volleys and social happenings. Highlights include Chickasawbut Club events with F T Greenhalge and others, uniformed battalion performances, anticipated Dorchester and Neponset rallies, cross country runs, and plans for transfer stations and streetcar improvements.
Brighton notices and community happenings in Brichton
Mr Dwight Baldwin moved into a new house on Bradbury street and roadwork improved the street. Mrs Vashti Parker, aged 89, was buried after funeral services by Rev C B Turner, with body to Jaffray New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Cahill received an imported clock and extension lamp from friends after a recent wedding. A harvest supper at Harvard Avenue M E Church features readings by Annie Holden Fisk and Father Kemp’s music. Charles H Warren, Boston Latin halfback, will enter Harvard next year. City Architect Wheelwright opened bids for a street department stable and shed.
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George H. Jack
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