Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour No 2 Boston to Glasgow
Sulphur Bitters offers a European itinerary from Boston to Glasgow including Fall River Line to New York, Anchor Line to Edinburgh, rail to London, and Liverpool to New York via Inman Line. The voyage covers Lake District attractions and stops at Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-on-Avon Chester and other points with stateroom included both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Bel mm
First Cabin
Brussels
Aris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
Vis
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Pioneer
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Lochatrine
The
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Ite
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Piverpons
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Eeear
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Platlock Ath
Leicester Peer
Manchester
Newark
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Offer Ad From 1892
A Boston Post notice proclaims Sulphur Bitters with a three part European tour from Boston to New York Paris Cork and London and back via Fall River and Inman Line routes. It claims staterooms and first class inclusions with a certified fonds for tickets and urges use for any illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Bitters
Boston
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Boston Post
Insolvency Notice Refuses Discharge for Colby Debtor
The Court of Insolvency for Middlesex Massachusetts refuses discharge for William M. Colby of Cambridge after finding creditors failed to timely file their assent. A hearing is set for October 27, 1892 at nine o'clock in the forenoon in Cambridge, with notices to creditors via the Boston Post on two days. Greece M. Brooks, Judge, signs the order. S. H. Folsom, Register, records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Seal
William M. Colby
Cam
W. M. Colby & Co
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Greece M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
Register
Insolvency Notice for William H Dowd of Cambridge
A warrant in insolvency has issued against the estate of William H Dowd of Cambridge Middlesex. Debts cannot be paid or property transferred. A creditors meeting to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held at Cambridge Court of Insolvency on October 27, 1892 at 10 00 AM, Deputy Sheriff Samuel W Tucker, Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
William H. Dowd
Cambridge
Samuel W. Tucker
Franceni Robinson
Henry C. Robinson
Quincy Savings Bank
Norfolk
A. D
Boston
Suffolk
Dorchester
Luther Briggs
Plain Street
Oak Avenue
Lewis Pierce
Said Pierce
Mary J. Reddy
Thomas F. Reddy
Court St
Executor Named for Catherine L. Gargan Estate in Boston
Thomas J. Gargan is appointed executor of Catherine L. Gargan, late of Boston. He has filed bonds as required and calls all creditors to exhibit their claims and all debtors to pay the estate. Boston, Sept. 27, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine L. Gargan
Boston
Suffolk
Thomas J. Gargan
Oston
William R. Walch
Elizabeth
Civil Court Appeals Weigh Proceeds and Draft Collection
In the First Circuit Oct 11 case Coit v. National Exchange Bank of Dallas, the referee notes the bank's claim to proceeds from a draft collected via Maverick and Taunton banks, with contention over interest and title. Separate matter includes Jacobs v. Rosenstein in error while other docket items list orders and notices in various equity sessions and creditor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Coit
Nelson and Wess
Thomas P. Beal
National Exchange Bank of Dallas
Maverick National Bank
Taunton Bank
Appellee
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
F.D. Allen
J. C. Gray
Robert Tarr
Julius W. Rosenstein
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
United States Japane Court
E. J. Hadley
W.F
W. S. Slocum
Supreme Court and Suffolk Court Docket Report
Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court reports Hollings J presiding over Jewett Publishing Company vs B F Butler a contract action seeking 50000 damages over a book publication contract. Superior Court lists numerous civil actions with verdicts and ongoing trials across First Second and Third Sessions including Davis vs Davis for real estate fees and multiple personal injury cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Hollings
J. C. F. Jewett Publishing Company
B. F. Butler
S. J. Elder
E.C. Bumpus
W.C. Waitt
J. Lowell
E. M. Johnson
Suffolk, Is
Bishop
Joseph Davis
George D. Davis
Verdicu
G. A. Browne
J. Prentiss
J.M. Browne
Ang
E. Scott
E. H. Pierce
A. A. Gleason
Lanchard and Farrar Advertise Dock and Hall Rates
Four year old pricing note appears with an eight dollar per gallon rate cited for Galion. The entry lists Lanchard & Farrar located at 4 to 17 Dock o and 31 Fancul Hall ag with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanchard & Farrar
Dock
Fancul Hall Ag
Cambridge Fire Truck Hitch Incident Recounts and Local Notes
Cambridge report details how driver McDermott failed to identify a fire box during last Friday’s alarm, Benson correcting the scene and noting the harnesses were not properly hitched. Captain McNamee disputes McDermott’s six year claim and cites city ownership timing. Also covered are funeral with Mayor Alger present, a St Mary’s Church parade in Boston, a Cambridge Band escort, and local political caucus remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDermott
Truck 1
McDermott
Benson
Captain McNamee
Cambridge
John
Brattle Square
McNamee
George Butler
Alger
West End
Harvard Square
North Avenue
Park Square
Charles A. Austin
Inman Street
Carney Hospital Fund
Harvard
Brichton Notes on Locals and Parrot Polly in Boston Nearby
Brief items from Brichton report John Lee returning from vacation with interest in his destination kept secret his Boston focus, Polly the talkative poll parrot offered for 100 dollars but refused, Mrs Bush ill with Polly cared for by Mrs Young, and local happenings including Josiah Rhoades moving business due to street grading. Also mentions Joshua Dunckley’s illness, Cambridge crossing growth, and iron work progress at Bracon Park with a towering movable scaffold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Chemical Fire Company
Boston
C. H. Bush
Polly
Bush
Albert D. Young
Alston
Cambridge Crossing
Joshua Dunckley
Dunckley
Brighton
Josiah Rhoades
Rhoades
Cambridge
Mansfield
Mailen
Bracon Park
Gogo Templars' Night At Lend a Hand Chapter
Next Saturday night the Gogo Templars plan a gathering at 1031 Washington street hosted by the Lend a Hand T. A. &. The Rev. W. W. Locke of Tremont lodge is set to preside over the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend A Hand T. A
Washington Street
W. W. Locke
The
Tremont Lodge
Boston Politician Sullivan Seeks Extended State House Term
The article notes East Boston native Sullivan born 1856, served as postmaster of East Boston, ousted in 1891 for partisan reasons, then rose in ward politics to win a top vote for General Court. It also mentions civic events, club activities, and local meetings from Winthrop to South Boston, with social and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon
State House
Sullivan
East Boston
Hart
Democratic City Committee
Chapman School
Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association
Maverick Church
Ladies Schubert Quartet
Ida Florence
Boston
North Ferry
John A. Hawes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winthrop Block
W. L. Chase
Columbian Company of Naval Volunteers
Armory
Bremen
Maverick Streets
Judge Emmons
Winthrop
Orient
Somerville News Gathers Local Developments and Events
Somerville gains a new house on Summer and Central streets, praised for colonial design with twelve rooms and oak and sycamore woodwork, plus a grand upper library and Masonic volumes. The resignation of General Secretary Cowles from the YMCA shifts staff to a mission school in Southern Africa. they plan winter in New Britain and depart in March. A hospital fair, a new Somerville Hospital fundraiser, begins Oct 24 in Gilman square with a 32 page paper. Union square progress nears completion linking Somerville avenues. An evening drawing school opens at the High School. The wedding of Walter Champney and Lilian Nickerson occurs at Winter Hill Universalist Church. Foundations begin for a Hemmenway house at Central and Summer. Alfred E. Mann returns from Louisville after attending the International Funeral Directors Association convention as a delegate. Somerville Light Infantry set Nov 10 for target shoot and reunion. Captain Parson receives strong support from his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haigh
Middlesex Bleachery
Mr. Haigh
Somerville
Haigh
New England
Cowles
Young Men’s Christian Association
Africa
New Britain
Conn
Somerville Hospital
Hospital Aid Association
Litchfield
Gilman Square
Union Square
Somerville Avenue
Park Street
Medford Street
Walter R. Champney
Lilian Nickerson
Winter Hill
Winter Hill Universalist Church
Charles M. Hemmenway
Central
Summer Streets
Alfred E. Mann
Louisville
International Funeral Directors’ Association
Somerville Light Infantry
Parson
Powprer Housk
Homeopaths Meet in Dedham for Semiannual Society Session
The Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society held its semiannual meeting at the college building on East Dedham street. In its fifty third year, the society reported a sound financial status. President L D Packard presided at 7 30 PM as Charles L Nichols M D delivered an oration on higher education and medicine. The gathering adjourned to the new dispensary building on Harrison avenue for a social lunch with another session planned for 9 o clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
Dedham Street
L. D. Packard
Charles L. Nichols
Harrison Avenue
Charlestown Notes From Abbotsford Hall and Local Happenings
Charle stown reports a social gathering by Leota Council Daughters of Pocahontas in Abbotsford Hall with many members and friends. Local residents Henry O'Brien moves to Cambridge, William D. Davis returns from vacation, and Mystic wharf sees rapid progress on the Boston and Maine grain elevator with over 500 workers. A navy yard captain’s dog is praised, St Mary’s Y M C T Society plans a festival, and James E. Hayes canvasses for Representative in Ward 3. Funeral for Mrs Catherine Welch noted, with large turnout and a moving scene. casket scene included a baby’s loss. A new Cleveland and Stevenson Club forms in Ward 5 with officers listed and nearly $100 raised for expenses. supporters laud Cleveland, Stevenson, Grover. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society set to observe an anniversary at Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Evelyn K. Johnson
Storrs
The
Inquirer
W. H. G. Temple
Phillips Church
Christian Endeavor
Waltham
South Baptist Church
Florence E. Smith
Dedham
Captain Lambert
Pilgrim Hall
William F. Kirby
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Old Hawes
South Boston School of Art
Russell
Leidal
Crry Port
Leota Council
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Abbotsford Hall
Henry O’brien
Cambridge
William D. Davis
Harvard Street
Granite State Hills
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Carpenter
Navy Yard Watch
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. T. Society
Monument Hall
James E. Hayes
General Court
Catherine Welch
Peter Welch
Decatur Street
St. Catherine’s Church
M. T. Boylan
Engine 11
Holy Cross Cemetery
Richard Goswell
Daniel J. Coady
William Fallon
William Colgan
William E. Furey
Hardy Sons
Brintnall Hall
Chapman Street
Workingmen’s Democratic Club
Philip J. Nagle
J. A. Hartnett
Cornelius McSweeney
John G. Twomey
C. T. Hartnett
Martin J. Roche
Daniel J. Manley
Owen Brock
M. Walters
Denis J. Mahoney
Cleveland and Stevenson Club
Ward 5
Roche
Cleveland and
Stevenson
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A. and
L. Society
Bunere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts
Congress
Care Business Office
Roston Post
Belgium
France
England
Gness
the Post
A. Peberaon
Cleveland
Harrison
Cashman
Bere
Anderson
Bagton
John H. Sullivan
Michael McGrath
Cambridgeport
L. J. Moulton
Lynn
Neil Dow Gould
Portland
William Cotter
South Boston
C. F. Scully
Hingham
Eere
Charles H. Laughlin
Frank L. Hell, Jr
G. W. Tucker
Chelsea
H. W. Foster
Robert Carruthers
Watertown
Calais
A.C. Walters
George 8. Long
Esen
Bartlett
Chicago
B. Rosliad
Henry W. Foster
C. Foster & Son
Charles M. Bemenway
Massachus Betts
J. Bennett
G. A. A. Pevey
Strauss
Stevens
Keenan
Conway
Swain
Brady
Folsom
Long
Bower
Same
Lynch
Stearns
Almy
Farns
Manfrs. N. Bk
Worth. Hall
Nelson
Dean
Merrow
Glover
Mansell
Brothers
Duggan
Damon
Barry
Durgin
Equity Session
Hammonp
Norwood
J.J. Feely
F. A. Farnham
New York New England Railroad Company
Lillian F. Wood
Henry F. Holland
Germania Electric Company
Holland
Riley
West -End
Blackstone N. Bk
V. Oman
Dacey
Met. L
Roeth
Underhill
Channon
Bost
F.b.&c.co
Welch
Perlstein
A.emenway
C. W. Clark
Vincent Kern
Lowell & Dracut Street Railway
Gy Ec
Lowell and
Dracut
E. Greenhood
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
Bradbury
Stas
Willey
Glazier
Moreanu
Hurley
Hendrick
Hendrck
Clark
Old Colony, RR. Co
Isaac
Draper
Clarke
Wilkes
Tremont F. & M. Co
Sup. Co
Game
Bullard
Western L. & Tr. Co
Lombra
Weat End
Crensham Vy. Perkins
Consar
Mary F. Sibley
Mary G. Crocker
F. W. Kittredge
J. B. Crawford
A. Blume
David Fleming
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Alfred Johanson
Arvid Johanson
Malden
C. G. Fall
W.N. Badger
Connolly
Allen
Casey
Goode
Robertson
Roberts
Finmber
Kenall
Winslow
Morrison
Dymond
Kelly
Bacon Paper Co
Nmnune
Beaulien
Rice, Kendall Co
End RR
Walker
White
Knowlton
Webb
McDonald
Scannell
Driscoll
Morse
Kendall
Cave
Rice
Coolidge
Turner
Browne
King
Shield
Colby
Net’! Cons. Co
Davis
Haggerston
Floyd
Uy Steer
Kel.oe
Camp—Clark
Andrews
Leathers
Ran- Free
Dolph
Camtsbell
Edison
Mig
Santosuosso
Nena
Buppgett, J
Ernest J. Krutwig
Patrick Kyle
Hv al Bros
Tremont Row
Brichton
Ward 2
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Carney Hospital
Charlestown
Alderman Eddy
Eddy
Alderman
Lower Milla
William A. Harrington
Lee, Young
Alfred Davis
Byron B. Hatch
J. Morrison
Frank N. Plummer
George H. Pierce
River Street
Washington
Catholic Union of
Milton
Dorchester Athletic Club
Edward Collins
Oakland Street
Mattapan
Harrison Square
Old Colony
Fifield
Dorchester Club
Addie Frances Scott
Frank B. Scott
Sagamore Street
Quincy
Grove
Beecham
St. Helens
Deale
Jerome S. MacDonald
Rogers Building
West Eighth Street
South
County of
George A. Bishop
Eighth Street
Dorchester Street
Cromby
McCabe
Campbell
Leahy
Frank R. Rogers
William A. Leahy
John 8. Wilson
Frank T. Ware
Theophile Jouval
Benjamin F. Redfern
Boylston Street
Benjamin Fr. Red
Ernet All
Henry H. Tuttle & CO
Grorce L. West
Robert Leonard & CO
Essex Street
City OF
Second Street
Robert Harrison
West Second Street
WM. Costello
Orrick
Inspector OF Buildings
Charles 8. Dambell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!