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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1892

Page

7

Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 Announcement

A detailed itinerary for Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 includes Boston to New York via Fall River Line with stateroom, New York to Glasgow via Anchor Line first cabin, Glasgow to Edinburgh London rail, detours through Lake District Loch Lomond Loch atringe Trossachs, then Edinburgh and London by rail with stops at Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-on-Avon Chester and more. Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and New York to Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom.

Poston New York Fall River New Stateroom Antwerp Red Star First Cabin Brussels Paris Rouen Dieppe Newhaven Beenctish Channel London Liverpool Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford-on-Avon Chester Inman Boston Stateroom Glasgow Scotd Anchor Lake District Loch Lomond Lochatringe Trossachs Edinburgh Carlisle Leeds Shefield Leicester Bedford

Sulphur Bitters European Tour Trip Details and Endorsement

Travel advert lists Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 3 from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and onward to Queenstown Cork Limerick Galway Dublin Liverpool Chester Birmingham Stratford on Avon Leamington Oxford then London and Derbyshire before returning to New York and Boston with stateroom included. Certification by R W Bryant dated August 10 1892 states funds cover tickets for three first class tours. Ends with an exhortation to use Sulphur Bitters for illness.

Belgium France Eneland Eness England Scotland Ireland Sulphur Bitters Care the Post Boston Ati Guesa Connons Boston Post New York Fall River Stateroom Queenstown Inman First Cabin Cork Mallow Killarney Limerick Galway Dublin Liverpool Chester Birmingham Warwick Stratford On Avon Leamington Kenilworth Castle Oxford London Derbyshire Buxton Rowly Chatsworth Haddon Hall Atlock Bath Leicester Mass R. W. Bryant

Probate Notice in Carlisle Will Probate for Josiah Gragg

Massachusetts Middlesex probate notices cite Josiah Gragg of Carlisle. Mary A. Gragg seeks administration with the will annexed and exemption from bond sureties. Court in Cambridge to address objections on the fourth Tuesday of October at nine in the forenoon. Publication to run three weeks in the Boston Post with last issue two days before court.

Massachusetts Middlesex L’robate Josiah Gragg Carlisle Mary A. Gragg Bedford Cambridge County of Middlesex Boston Post Boston George M. Brooks Esquire H. Folsom Register

Will Probate Citation for Grace E. Newell in 1892 Chelsea

Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to heirs of Richard A. Newell. Grace E. Newell petitions letters testamentary without bond. Boston Post publication required for three weeks. Hearing October 27, 1892 at Boston Probate Court. Elijah George Register.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Richard A. Newell Chelsea Grace E. Newell Boston County of Suffolk Boston Post Jonx W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register

Appointment of Edwin A Alger as Executor of Dinsmore Will

Notice proclaims Edwin A Alger appointed executor of the William J Dinsmore estate, late Boston Suffolk County, with bonds posted as required. Creditors must present their claims and all debts be paid to the executor at Oct 6 1822, Mo 23 Court Street.

Eliza Early Boston William J. Dinsmre Suffolk Edwin A. Alger Court Street

Tort action against Boston & Maine for fatal grade crossing

Third Session case concerns two joint tort actions to recover $5000 each for deaths at a Malden grade crossing in 1889. Jury disagreed in both. Other dockets list numerous contracts, breaches, and tort claims with various defendants and plaintiffs, including railroads and individuals, across 1889 proceedings.

Sherman Coleman Tierney James A. Norcross Riordan Ames G. H Anna C. Fall W. S. B. Hopkins C. T. Davis DunsBar David Fleming David Fleming, Jr Boston & Maine Railroad Company Alfred Johanson Arvid Johanson Same Malden C.G. Fall W. S. Badger Joseph Davis G. D. Davis Trustees Davis Animal Oil Company G. A. Browne Prentiss Carrie A. Grant Samuel T. Waterman P. B. Runyan G. F. Manson A. N. Williams Santosuosso Brosnahan Fitch Verge Emerson Whiling Taylor Parker Potaslin Daigle Lawrenceski Mftg.Co Ehrenrich West Jewell Bauiley Partridge Girardin Bent Batt Basee Edgecomb Plaintiff C. W. Bartlett Plaamslans

Somerville Clubs Celebrate Diverse Community Events

The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor marked its fifth anniversary with delegates from Somerville and nearby towns. Speakers included Rev. W. J. Day and William Colton. music by a quartet and Eddie Earle. The Hospitaller paper is to publish this week for the hospital fair. A new parochial school on Washington street nears roof completion. Prohibition rally planned in Winter Hill with Mrs. Helen M. Gougar as principal speaker. Senator F. H. Raymond’s health, tul tongue fever, shows slight improvement. The Somerville Rovers bicycle club moves to new Odd Fellows building quarters. The wife of Councilman Fred W. Gilbert dies after long illness. funeral Wednesday. Somerville Encampment 48 I C C F to discuss patriarchal degree Nov 16. Daughters of Maine vote to furnish trustees’ room in hospital in memory of Colone Charlie F. King. Powder House.

Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor First Baptist Church Somerville W. J. Day Winter Hill William Colton Winthrop Ddie Earle Hospitaller Washington Street Odd Fellows’ Hall Helen M. Gougar Indiana William J. Day F. H. Raymond Somervile Rovers Somerville Cycle Club Odd Fellows Broadway Fred W. Gilbert Waquoit Schoy Street Grand Lodge Daughters of Maine Young Men’s Christian Association New Hospital Colone Charlies F. King Powpder House

East Boston Community Notes And Docks Update

East Boston hosts winter term of free evening drawing school in Stevenson block. Funeral for 5 year old Helen Morris at 2 pm from grandfather John Morris’s home. Young People’s Christian Union to hold Columbian service Tuesday. Atlantic Works adds marine railway and tow boat work, with many repair vessels and new public landing nearby. Brooks yard nearing completion of new bark. B M grain elevator roof visible across river. Waterfront potential for deepwater dockage discussed. Mr and Mrs Pounder back from three month trip to Ontario New York State and Philadelphia. Jeffries Winter Club elects officers led by President Andrew Hall and others. Frank Blaney recovered from illness. Miss Sallie Nash visiting East Boston. Tue Ferryman.

East Boston Stevenson Block Little Helen Morris John Morris Trenton Street Little Helen Edward Morris Young People’s Christian Union All Souls’ Universalist Church Atlantic Works Boston Border Street Brooks Charlestown Pounder Saratoga Street Ontario New York State Philadelphia Jeffries Winter Club Andrew Hall Wilson J. Parks W.C. Brooks Arthur B. Kenney Herbert J. Drew Charles W. Pennington George W. Whitten Warren S. Flinn A. J. Rogers, Jr Harry B. Emmons Frank Blaney Sallie A. Nash Portland

Dorchester Suburb Growth and Events Report

Dorchester shows unprecedented growth along the N Y N E B R and Dorchester electrics line, with new modern residences by J P Carlton on Washington Street and a boom near Waterlow Elmont and Sidney streets. The area offers harbor and Blue Hills views, proximity to Franklin Park, and a liquor prohibition note. Nearby events include a Neponset Church public meeting with Rev Philip S Moxom, the Pioneer Social Club ball at Music Hall Field's Corner, Young Ladies Charitable Association prizes for a summer entertainment at Oakdale and a whist party in Hingham, plus Columbus Day exercises at Harvard Street Church led by Rev W H Bolster.

Dorchester N. Y Dorchester Electrics Boston Uae Brookline Franklin Park Blue Hills Washington Street Tucker Estate Harvard Mt. Bowdoin J. P. Carlton Waterlow Elmont Sidney Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor First Baptist Church of Young Ladies’ Charitable Association Marcela Ryan Mary E. McCloskey Katherine Kiley Oakdale Association Lucy K. Campbell Mahoney Hing

Charlestown Socials Highlight Busy Week in Union Street Scene

Joseph J Wholley to wed Mary E Barry in East Boston, then reside in Salem where he works for a leading firm. Secretary Robinson hosts a gymnasium reception at Y M C A on Union Street to welcome members for winter social activities. Charlestown Free Evening Drawing School opens fall term with naval architectural class led by John Frisbee. St Francis de Sales Y M C T A meets to discuss plans for a new Monument Square home. Moondyne Cub concert at Monument Hall draws largest crowd, with praise for performers. Safety Boat Club hosts reception for John J Mahony after aiding his campaign for Representative.

Joseph J. Wholley Ward 3 Mary E. Barry J. Barry Havre Street Boston Salem Wholley Robinson Association Union Street Gyimnasium Committee Charlestown John Frisbee St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A L. Society Society Monument Square Monument Hall Moondyne Cub Casa Harman Mary L. Crowley Olive I. Blair Norman Ogden Archie Deacon Florence Boardman Safety Boat Club John J. Mahony Mahney John Bunnkeb

Prohibition Meetings and Beach Scene Highlight Chelsea News

In Chelsea last Sunday multiple intoxication cases were recorded amid a quiet seaside town mood. Prohibition caucuses convened, St Luke's Church planned services, and a Walnut Street M E Church program led by entertainers was announced.

Gossip of the big stores in Boston's shopping scene

Mme. Lalanne debuts at Jordan, Marsh & Co. heading the millinery parlors with Parisian flair and a circle of patrons. Staff names include Sally & Collins, B. H. Conig, Vency Rogers, Milton, and Bessie Ryan. A. Shuman & Co. marks its first anniversary with new hat, shoe, and furnishing departments. Conrad's at Winter Street promotes velours de nord for wraps and cloaks, touting tailor made fits.

Mme Lalanne Jordan, Marsh & Co America Sally & Collins B. H. Conig R. H. White & Co Vency Rogers Tremont Street Milton Gilchrist & Co Bessie Ryan R. H. White A. Shuman & Co Shreve, Crump & Low Shuman Conrad’s Winter Street Conrads

Political contest heats in South Boston wards eleven

South Boston briefs show a fierce late hour fight for legislative seats in wards 13, 14 and 15 with eight, five and five candidates respectively. Ward 13 includes Kelley McKenna Gallivan Geary Sullivan Horgan Quinn Hagan. Ward 14 lists Chance Harrington Gleason Kinneally Field. Ward 15 has McMorrow Creed Casey Canavan Shaw.

Ward Joseph J. Kelley Peter McKenna James Gallivan Michael P. Geary J. W. Sullivan Henry A. Horgan Thomas Quinn J. J. Hagan Charles J. Chance D. A. Harrington James F. Gleason Daniel J. Kinnea Leary M. B. Mann Station 6 Hinsdale N. H Enoch J. Shaw Odd Fellows’ Hall John T. Hurley Robert EK. .Tobin William Corbett Edward P. Barry John T. McNary Samuel F. Deland Peter H. Corcoran Hugh J. Young Henry P. Muldoon Shaw Protection Clubs Jefferson Hall The Brotherhood of St. Andrew Grace Church Washington Village F. M. Brooks Thomas Rogerson Fred H. Turner Washington Vige Peron Gilbert W. Laidlaw Cambridge Theological School Brooks Somerset Association Joseph J. Norton J. F. O’malley James §. Buckley George D. McMulley William T. O’neill F. J Gannon T. J. Lane D. J. Sullivan M. F. Crowley C. J. Lee John O’rourke Ralph J. Donohue

Prohibition Convention Rejects County Nominations

Suffolk county Prohibition convened at the old Court House with William H. Colcord as chairman and J Needham as secretary. The treasurer reported a cash balance of 78 dollars. The convention voted to make no county nominations and elected a county committee including Colcord Howard Edwards Rich Evans Morrison Barton Bock Needham. An address to county Prohibitionists was adopted before adjournment.

Suffolk County Old Court House William H. Colcord J. Needham Suffolk County Committee T. H. Howard Mr. Edwards Albion Rich M. A. E. Evans L. A. Morrison S. A. Barton Valentine Bock James Needham

Pore California Wines Purchase Noted in Classified

Odd OCR fragment notes California wines and bottles with prices and vendors. Mentions Gallen and Bottles, assorted items, and a price around $1. Includes garbled product lines and misread brand names, suggesting a small ad line for liquor or wine sales in a classifieds page.

Brichton Politics Center Moves as Bridge Slices Shop

The old political hub run by John Maloney shifts after a spring bridge project cut off part of his building. A Democrat dubbed the Tammany Tiger, he hosts lively debates attracting patrons from both parties until after the election. Other local notices include shop changes and a missing girl mystery at North Brighton BEACON Park.

John Maloney Maloney Braintree Street Tammany Tiger Eben F. Perry Washington Street Harvey Owens A. P. Lamb Harvard Avenue Cambridge Street Mr. Owens Lamb Boylston Washington Streets Boston Elmer E. Chain Boston & Albany Parker Reedsdale Street Baldwin Frank M. Thompson Thompson Georgia Hall North Brighton Beacon Park

Naturalization Dates Set by U S Circuit Court

The United States Circuit Court will hold naturalization days on October 19 at 2 PM, October 20, 10 AM, October 22, 10 AM, October 24, 10 AM, October 25, 10 AM, October 27, 10 AM, and October 28, 10 AM. The court offers full opportunity for applicants to obtain papers. Next Saturday October 22 is reserved exclusively for Boston applicants.

United States Circuit Court Boston

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