Sulphur Bitters' Europe Tour No 2 Catalog
A travel offer outlining a European tour from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and returning from Glasgow to London, with staterooms included. The route covers Glasgow, Lake District, Lomond, Loch Trine, Trossachs, Edinburgh, and London by rail with Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford Chester included, then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and New York to Boston via Fall River Line.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
First Cabin
Lake District
Th Lomond
Loch Trine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
London
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Sulphur Bitters European Tour From Boston to London
Tour summary notes a return voyage from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with stateroom, then transatlantic leg to Queenstown Ireland via Inman Line first cabin. Travel includes Cork Mallow Lakes of Killarney Limerick Galway Dublin and onward by steamer to Liverpoo l Chester Birmingham Warwick Leamington Oxford London Buxton Rowsley Chatsworth Haddon Hall Derbyshire and Manchester then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom included.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Queenstown
Ireland
Inman
Cork Mallow Lakes
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Chester
Birmingham
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
London
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Atlock
Sulphur Bitters Ad Touts European Tours
A Boston Post notice dated August 10 1892 certifies that the proprietors of Sulphur Bitters have deposited funds to cover tickets for three first class European tours. The advertisement claims the remedy cures many ailments where other medicines fail.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotand
Ireland
Sulphar Bitters
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Maverick Bank case arguments begin in U S circuit court
Oct 12 proceedings list counsel for government Potter Colonel French and Thomas Dana. Chaplin opened for two hours. Hopkins and Hyde followed, then Stearns. Court adjourned to 10 tomorrow for prosecution arguments. Supreme Judicial Court cases follow with equity matters and numerous civil and tort actions noted.
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United States Circuit Court
Putnam
Maverick Bank
Allen
George D. Robinson
Government
W. S. B. Hopkins
H. D. Hyde
W. A. Sargent
Potter
Lee M. Stearns
H. Winn
H. Coodge
Colonel French
H. W. Chaplin
W. F. Dana
Thomas Dana
Chaplin
Colonel Hopkins
Cambridge Aldermen Vote Sets Tone on City Ordinance
Residents recall a Tuesday night council action to avoid aligning with the Common Council on repealing a controversial city ordinance. Firemen expect a merit review of engine 5 and hose 5 driver appointments, while a funeral draws standing-room attendance for Francis L. Chapman. Powerful locals attend. Young Republicans form a torchlight battalion as drill plans commence. Voter enforcement and caucus dynamics surface amid ward election jockeying and anticipated nominations.
Charles town Columbus Day parade and local notices
The Charles town celebration on Columbus Day will feature a parade through principal streets with a dedicatory schoolyard flag ceremony by Father Mathew T A and L Society. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society plan to join, a band is engaged, and Division 5 A O H may participate.
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Tam
Charleston
Father Mathew T. A
L. Society
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A
Division 5
Joe Ingalls
Training Field School Association
City Square
Mystic
Ned Holm
Monument Hall
Ayer
James F. McNally
Charles M. Dacey
Hugh P. McNally
City Committee
Main Street
Bunkeer Hiwu
Entertainments and events at Grand Army Hall and area venues
Grand Army Hall hosted an Irving Rockett Lodge I O C F program featuring BE A Marshall illusions and mind reading with Little Miss Lily Eckhoff. The Hooker Club plans social dances at Grand Army Hall on Oct 21 with William Jones directing. Home Club meets next Monday in Central Hall with an address by Louis C. Elson. W R C No 8 anniversary at Odd Fellows Hall with invited department officers. East Boston Young Ladies Charitable Association plans Lyceum Hall event for free home for consumptives. District court adjourned trespass cases against several men tied to Morrison wharf project. a public landing place is desired. The Ferryman.
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Rockett Lodge, I.0. C. F
BE. A. Marshall
Boy Wonder
Lily Eckhoff
Hooker Club
Columbus
William Jones
Central Hall
Louis C. Elson
New England Conservatory of Music
E. Elliott
8. E. Fuller
National Department
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Free Home
District Court
Emmons
William A. Brady
Walter J. Murphy
Michael F. Crossen
William J. Crossen
Joseph A. Graham
Co. Morrison
Somerville Community Hints And Local Events
Somerville reports rapid construction at the New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company on Medford street with a 175 foot chimney. The bronze tablet for the Old Powder House is set for today. Revival services run nightly at the Second Advent Church. A Hospital Ladies Aid meeting was held yesterday afternoon. Rev Lam bourne of London may receive a call to the First Baptist pastorate. A Republican display and quiet campaign mark local politics. The Young Men’s Republican Club plans an Odd Fellows Hall rally with Ex-Governor Brackett and others as speakers. Upcoming weddings include Albert C Ashton to Hattie E Richardson on Oct 19 at the First Methodist Church and Ernest W Bailey to Nellie E Barrett on Oct 26. Emmanuel Episcopal’s boy choir and notable local performers held a benefit concert.
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Common Council
Alyward
George Butler
Francis L. Chapman
John Read
A. M. Howe
Hall and Saunders
W. F. Bradbury
Latin School
James A. Woolson
Cloyes
Sprowl
L. M. Hannum
E. P. Craig
John Mahady
F. L. Pratt
John McDuttie
E. H. Hall
F. H. Peabody
Harvard University
William Read
William T. Piper
Franklin Perrin
John Henshaw
Republican Club
Main Street
Steele
Police Department
Esse
James H. Aylward
Stephen Anderson
Howland
James
John T.phalen
Harry Gilmore
Ward Bamas
New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company
Medford Street
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Lambourne
London
Eng
First Baptist Church
Republican
Union Square
Somerville
Young Men’s Republican Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Winter Hill
Brackett
Samuel W. McCall
Samuel C. Darling
Albert C. Ashton
Hattie E. Richardson
First Methodist Church
Ernest W. Bailey
Nellie E. Barrett
Melrose
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
Boston Ideal Singers
Fioris A. Landsman
L. W. Burlen
Martha Dana Shepard
Edward W. Emerson
Addie Iola Ames
Dudley Prescott
G. T. Martin
W. H. Hunter
Frank G. Reynolds
Powderhouse
South Boston Political Notes and Upcoming Meetings
South Boston column discusses the senatorial race at Dorchester Street Court House tonight with ward alliances and proposed candidates. It notes Ward 18 backing Alderman Leary, Ward 14 backing Dennis M. Cronin, and speculation about Alderman Flood. It mentions an independent bid by M. J. Moore, a meeting at Pilgrim Hall by Republicans, and events at Mt. Washington Lodge and Columbus Day parade plans by Sts Peter and Pauls church, with a grand Columbus Eve program.
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Dorchester Street
Ward 18
Alderman Leary
Ward 14
Dennis M. Cronin
Boston Daily
Cronin
Alderman Flood
Senate
M. J. Moore
M. J. Creed
Pilgrim Hall
Republican Club
W. Taton
E. R. Spinney
Mt. Washington
Peter H. Corcoran
Corcoran
Sts Peter and Pauls Church
Hall of the
South Boston Catholic Institute
Odd Fellows
Brighton and Allston seek school site debate delays action
Residents of Brighton and Allston press for a contented school location near Nevins estate or pumping station as the committee weighs options. A district split caused lively discussion at yesterday’s hearing, with Dr. Randall and Principal Hall among attendees. no decision reached.
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Allston
Alliston
Committee On Buildings
Nevins
Randall
Citizens’ Improvement Association
Berle
Humphrey
Hall
Allston School
Pierson
Mabel Pierson
St. George
Edward A. Hart
Wilton Street
Charles Norton
Rochester
N.H
Oak Square
Mechanics Building
Beacon Park
Chelsea Campaign Notes and Local Rally Events
Chelsea observers report M M Merritt may run again if urged by constituents while W E Russell Club pushes naturalization and registration with about 700 members. A grand Democratic rally is planned for Granite Hall next Monday with E J Donovan and W Merryweather among speakers as Republicans held a rally at Pythian rink. Democratic representatives convention in the twenty sixth district set for tomorrow night.
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M. M. Merritt
General Court
Granite Hall
E. J. Donovan
Boston
Wm. Merryweather
Missouri
Chelsea
Lynn & Boston Railway Company
Pythian Rink
W. W. Crapo
John L. Swift
J. Otis Wardwell
Edward Fitzwilliam
Twenty-Sixth
Ferryman
Emergency Work Shows Boston Hospital Utility in First Year
The Boston Emergency Hospital presented its first annual report detailing 4192 cases treated, 159 ambulance calls since April 1 1892, with 3704 Boston residents and 438 suburban patients. Expenditures reached 17662 45 while receipts were 13625, leaving a debt of 4037 45. The ambulance service operates daily, ready at the door, responding to fire alarms citywide with a surgeon aboard for on site care.
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Board of Trustees
George M. Galvin
City Hospital
Massachusetts General
Iself
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