Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2
Sulphur Bitters presents a multi leg European tour from Boston to New York via Pall River Line, then to Glasgow by Anchor Line with first cabin on the way, travels through Lake District and Loch Lomond to Edinburgh and London by rail, with stops including Birmingham and Stratford-on-Avon, returning Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and New York to Boston via Fall River Line with staterooms included.
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Boston
New York
Pall River
Stateroom
Glasgow
Scotlnd
Anchor
First Cabin
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Lochatriné
Trossachs
Edinburgh
London
Carlisle
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedtford
Liverpool
Birmingham
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Fall River
Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour Boston to New York Itinerary
Sulphur Bitters announces an eight voyage European tour with rail legs and steamer crossings. The journey travels from Boston to New York via Fall River Line in stateroom, then New York to Queenstown Ireland via Inman Line first cabin, rail to Cork Mallow Lakes of Killarney Limerick Galway Dublin, steamer to Liverpool and on to Chester Birmingham Stratford on Avon Leamington Kenilworth Castle Oxford London Derbyshire Buxton Chatsworth Haddon Hall Tatlock Bath Leicester Derby Manchester and back to Liverpool and New York then Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom included.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Queenstown
Ireland
Inman
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Liverpool
Chester
Birmingham
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
London
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Tatlock
Bath
Leicester
Sulphur Bitters Ad Promises European Tour Tickets
In Boston on August 10, 1892 the business manager certifies funds are deposited to cover tickets for three first class European tours. The notice urges use of Sulphur Bitters with a claim it cures where other medicines fail.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Probate Notice in Massachusetts Court
Probate Court in Suffolk to Mary Coveney estate. John B Burke administrator presents first account. Citation to appear Nov 3 1892 at ten o’clock to show why allowance should not be made. Publication weekly for three weeks in Boston Post. Judge Joan W McKim. Register Elwah George.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary Coveney
Boston
John B. Burke
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim Esquire
Massachusetts
Ann Mohan
Sid County
Ting
Joan BR. Burke
Linus
L’robate
Holden
Jonny W. Mckill
Charlotte Davis Watkins
Otis Henry WA Kins
Jobs W. McKim, Esqure
Elijah Gerorge
Register
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Boston Test
John Ww. McKim
Esquire
Probate Court Citations for Rebecca Kern Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to all interested in the Rebecca Kern estate seeks final account allowance by executor George F. Whiting. Hearing set for the fourth Tuesday of October at nine in Cambridge. publication in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks ending two days before the hearing. Judge George M. Brooks precedes.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rebecca Kern
Cambridge
George F. Whiting
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
Esquire
H. Folsom
Commonwealths of Massachusetts
Mid- Wesex
Michael Hayes
Lexington
Plmothy Hayes
Sime
Sane
Geord M. Brooks
S. N. Folsom
Register
Suffolk Superior Court Docket Highlights and Verdicts
A Suffolk Superior Court session list summarizes cases across three sessions, noting verdicts and damages. Clara Jones v Armstrong Transfer Express resulted in $3,000 for the plaintiff from a fall caused by a trunk. Other actions include Levi B. Gay v Jewett for $2,160, and various tort and contract suits, with several trials in order or moved to referee.
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Suffolk
Bishop
Clara Jones
Armstrong Transfer Express Company
J.D. Long
W. D. Turner
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Shepard & Hagar
Levi B. Gay
F. Jewett
Banker & Tradesman
H. L. Boutwell
W. A. Morse
Forbes
Boston
Murray
Howard
Quinn
Hoyt
Nagle
Kelley
Noyes
O’ Rien
Israel
Eldredge Ve. West
Rudolph
Cleary
End R.R
Jesier Ve Crockett
Trask
UN. F
Grithn
West R. End R.R
Johns N. BE
Nolland
Cronin
Snow
Leonard
McShane
Rug
Condon
Westyles
Sherman
L. V. Berry
J. MacMorrow
M. Gately
S. C. Bennette
G. E. Curry
A. Worthen
Berry
C. G. Keyes
J. Bennett
Gately
McMorrow
Henry
Huntington Avenue
C. P. Sullivan
H. W. Bragg
Dunspar
Carrie Grant
T. Waterman
P. B Runyan
G. F. Manson
A. N. Willias
Modest Freedly
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Senko
Lowell
C. Cowley
L. S. Dabney
Isaiah W. Emerson
Isaac F. Woodbury
Bedford and
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Appeal in First Circuit over entry duty on coney skins
United States versus J A Wotten et al before the First Circuit Court of Appeals on Oct 19 reviews a circuit judge’s affirmation of a Board of General Appraisers ruling that coney skins were entry duty free under Paragraph 558 of the 1890 act. Attorneys F D Allen A Wyman for appellant and R Olney J B White for appellees.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam, Nelson and Wess
United States of America
A. Wyman
Appellant
R. Olney
J. B. White
Appellee
Indictments in U S Circuit Court and Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court
Oct 19 reports from United States Circuit Court list indictments for Alice W. Dyer Eben Larkin and seven Gloucester fishermen for mutiny and Napolean Millette Jr embezzling a letter and others for passing counterfeit money. Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court Equity sessions cover Ira Mayhew vs Whiting to cancel a contract for a book keeping treatise, and Jeremiah Kelleher habeas corpus denial for contempt. Also notes on Household Benefit Association receiver questions and numerous case listings with judges and attorneys.
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Putnam M. J
Grand Jury
Alice W. Dyer
Eben Larkin
Gloucester
Napoleon Millette, Jr
Belford
Daniel Kely
Charles B. Byron
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Allen
Ira Mayhew
Household Benefit Association
G. W. Anderson
Crowded Car Etiquette and Local Incidents at Harvard Bridge
Readers recount crowded River Street cars and a young man yielding his seat amid a congested ride. Mrs Becket’s legal woes with Dr Cunningham surface again after furniture disputes. Torchlight torch parade plans draw 200 plus Port boys in Cleveland and Stevenson's honor. Burglars ransack Joseph Jes sop’s empty Bigelow Street house as police pursue suspects. The death of Mrs Herbert Bullock and her newborn is noted with funeral planned.
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Allston
River Street
Temple Street
Central Square
Ailston
Elizabeth Becket
Dr. Gray
Station 2
J. H. Cunningham
Green Street
Harrison
Reid
Cleveland
Stevenson
Joseph Henry
Harry Blonet
Joseph H. Jessop
Bigelow Street
Herbert Bullock
Babe
North Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Let Every Democrat Register Today
A brief civic note urges Democratic voters to register promptly, stating there is no poll tax to pay and encouraging enrollment ahead of upcoming elections.
Chelsea Club to Discuss License Fight at Special Meeting
A Chelsea W E Russell Club session is scheduled in its rooms this evening with full attendance urged as key topics will be debated. Reports indicate strong support for license reform amid concerns about no license law effects, court drunkenness, and lost revenue.
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W. E. Russell Club
Chelsea
Ieral
Suffolk
F. G. Whitcomb
East Boston
C. F. Bradbury
W. H. Colcord
Revere
George H. Woodman
N. H. Thomas
F. P. Hatch
W. Franks
Philadelphia
B. F. Chase
Loud
Tit Fearyman
Anniversary at Maverick House and East Boston ferry critique
The Maverick House in Maverick square will reopen after renovations with a new passenger elevator and other improvements, slated for November 1. Guests already signaling rooms include Captain E. B. Smith, Superintendent Wilson, and Mr. Cartwright, with Miss Alice G. Halligan and Mr. George F. Keating wedding yesterday in the Church of the Assumption. The couple will honeymoon in New York and reside at 74 Webster Street. A ferry promotion offers free rides from Thursday to Friday, while a letter to the editor criticizes the current ferry as unsafe and ill-suited, urging removal of ballast and better propeller design to avoid future failures.
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Maverick House
Maverick Square
Foster
Green
E. B. Smith
Engine 9
Wilson
Cartright
Alice G. Halligan
Nicholas Halligan
George F. Keating
Church of the Assumption
Joseph H. Cassin
Edward Keating
Kittie Brown
Tory
Boston
Democrats urged to register by Tuesday night
A brief call to action warns Democrats they must register by Tuesday night and to complete the process today to be eligible. It emphasizes urgency and immediate action for voter registration.
Charlestown Clubs and Concert Open Ward Events Highlight Night
Crowded Association Hall hosted the YMCA opening concert with professional music, while Ward 4 Democrats met at 550 Main Street and welcomed many new members. A Lodge reception is planned at Monument Hall with Cadet Band escort and a Grand Columbus Day social at City Square. United States transport Fern is docked at the Navy Yard loaned for Brooklyn. Waverley Symposium Club rents space to Ward 5 Protection Club. George W. Wilson relocates to Lawrence Street after fifteen years on Ferrin Street. Icemen enjoyed a Monument Hall party with dancing until late.
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United States
Fern
Navy Yard
Shears Wharf
Brooklyn Yard
City Square
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lawrence Street
Ferrin Street
Icemen
Monument Hall
Pick and Tongs
Bunker Hill
Dorchester figures: Kellogg resigns pastorate amid Dorchester changes
Rev C C Kellogg of Dorchester Central Congregational Church will resign at Sunday service. Ashmont’s new engine house becomes certain after breaking ground. Widening orders for Harvard and Norfolk streets signed by the Mayor. McEttrick opens Field’s Corner HQ with committee and documents for his candidacy.
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C. C. Kellogg
Dorchester Central
Dorchester
McEttrick
Field’s Corner
Robinson Block
Grove Hatz
Governor Russell re election push urges Democratic registration
A call for immediate action urges all Democrats to register before next Tuesday night to support the reelection of Governor Russell. The appeal stresses timely registration to ensure participation in the upcoming vote.
Mr Brine Objects to Tax on Towels and Soap
Mr Brine writes to the editor protesting illustrated cuts on duties, lamenting the 5 percent tax on soap and pigpole from abroad, noting American soap at 5 cents is tax free. He recalls the McKinley bill reducing duties and claims England duties have been removed while retail prices stay unchanged.
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France
England
Wittum H Bao
Somerville Register Highlights Local Activities and Elections
Columbus Day observances in public schools include morning exercises and a mass singing of America with afternoon sessions omitted. St Joseph's parochial school plans class programs and a general entertainment. Central Club to begin inter club tournament in Melrose Saturday. Dr. Watsons return to Aldersey Street after summer in Rutland. Board of Registrars adds over six hundred names to voter lists across wards. Young Men’s Congress reopens Monday. Democrats push Charles P. Lincoln in Ward 2 for Representative. St Joseph’s Cadets parade feature, funeral of Mrs Jennie A Gilbert held yesterday with Mt. Auburn burial. William Y Wadleigh builds notable Highland avenue house nearing completion. Powprr House.
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America
St Joseph’s Parochial School
Central Club
Melrose
Frank L. Watson
Rutland
Aldersey Street
Board of Registrars of Voters
Young Men’s Congress
Young Men’s Christian Association
Charles P. Lincoln
Ward
Lincoln
Republican Party
St. Joseph’s
Highland Avenue
Sycamore Street
Powprr
Democratic duty to register at once and re election
Democrats claim completing voter registration marks a duty fulfilled, signaling support for Governor Russell's bid for re election. The brief notes party action and the perceived political impact ahead of the campaign.
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Russell
American imitating Teck prince fronts Old Bailey plea
A London court heard the pretended Prince of Teck, actually an American named Heidelbourg, who is said to be insane. He pleaded guilty to an indictment at the Old Bailey after evidence showed prior fraudulent convictions in Liverpool. Sentence was deferred for further inquiries into his past and mental state.
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London
Prince of
Teck
Victoria
Heidelbourg
United States
Old Bailey
Liverpool
Pure California Wines and Blanchard & Farrar Offer
Advertising blurb lists Pure California Wines at G1 per gallon and four bottles, with Arvsorted and Blanchard & Farrar. Includes cryptic location notes Dock de and Sl Pauncuil Mali 8. No clear event or date. reads as promotional catalog text.
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Ste
Dock de & Sl
Pauncuil Mali
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