Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour No 2 Boston to London
Tour details list multiple legs from Boston to New York via Fall River Line, Glasgow via Anchor Line, Lake District passes Loch Lomond and Katrine, Trossachs to Edinburgh, then London by rail with stops at Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford on Avon Chester and more, then Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and back to Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom included.
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New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Boston
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
Visee
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
First Cabinet
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
The
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Inman
Queens
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hal
Atlock
Bath
Manchester
Inman Lips
Newark
Fall Riverue
Sulphur Bitters European Tour and Ticket Assurance
Advertisement notices a grand European tour from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and from New York to Cork via Inman Line with rail connections, covering Ireland and English cities, ending in Liverpool and Boston. Certification by R W Bryant, business manager of the Boston Post, claims funds to cover three first class tours. Also promotes Sulphur Bitters as a universal cure.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphuar Kittera
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Insolvency Notice in Juffolk Court Assignee Appointed
The undersigned is appointed assignee of the estate of Stances E. Slavey of Boston Suffolk in solvent debt. The second meeting of creditors will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on November 4, 1892 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend and prove their claims. John H. Sprague Assignee.
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Ommonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
Melvin C. Skinner
Reading
Sid
Cambridge
Lynde
Juffolk
Ss.—Court OF Insolvency
Stances E. Slavey
Boston
Suffolk
de Tor
Dettr
Sid B Gon
Johas
H. Sprague
Julia A. Ladd
Shirly
Williast
Williamson
Franklin Lawton
Boston Post
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Appeal in First Circuit over bond interest in trustee process
In an Oct decision the United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirms a decree for the defendants in error in a bond case arising from an equity suit. Plaintiffs in error were charged with penal sum and interest while funds were tied by trustee process. Attorneys for both sides are listed.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Neelson and Wess
Robert Tarr
J. W. Rosenstein
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
B. F. Butler
E. J. Hadey
W. F
W.S. Slocum
Suffolk First Session Court Docket and Cambridge News
Suffolk Superior Court lists multiple cases from October 20 1890s including St Johns National Bank of Clinton Mich vs E A Snow et al. and John Dolffe vs Patrick O Riordan with verdicts and damages. The record also reports Cambridge fire engine opinions, local obituaries, church anniversaries, and political chatter about Ward 1 and 5 Democrats in Harvard Square.
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Superior Court
Suffolk, Is
BisHor
St. John’s National Bank of
Clinton
Mich
E. A. Snow
C. W. Clark
W.H. H
H. P. Emmons
Superman
John Dolffe
Patrick O’riordan
Huntington Avenue
C. P. Sullivan
H. W. Bragg
W. G. Grenshaw
Bedford
Kingston Streets
D. F. Kimball
C. H. Sprague
Moulton, Loring & Loring
Catherine P. Parker
Wolff Potashinski
F. M. Davis
A. P. Rugg
Worcester
Herman B. Joyce
Henry
C.R. Elder
A. H. Russell
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
Suffolk Is Oct 20 probate actions list wills admitted for Amos Cotting Emma Egan Ann Gough Ann Swadkins and Edward Gibbons Administrations granted on estates of Samuel A Jenkins Archibald C McLean Bernard Govern Alice Welch Margaret Atkins Michael J Moran Ann Kane Lizzie Keyes Elizabeth A Shedd Edgar Burrage Catherine Josselyn Phebe Gilmore Mary McDonald Frances E Stanton Mary E Bragg Henry G Gibson John Proctor Harriet F Whitaker Mary E Buffum Betsey Clapp Alvah Cloutman.
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Suffolk
Harriman
J. Wills
Amos Cotting
Emma Egan
Ann Gough
Ann Swadkins
Edward Gibbons
Samuel A. Jenkins
Archibald C. McLean
Bernard Govern
Alice Welch
Margaret ©. Atkins
Michael J. Moran
Ann Kane
Lizzie Keyes
Elizabeth A. Shedd
Edgar Burrage
Catherine Josselyn
Phebe Gimore
Mary McDonald
Frances E. Stanton
Mary E. Bragg
Henry G. Gibson
John Proctor
Harriet F. Whitaker
Mary E. Buffum
Betsey Clapp
Alvah Cloutman
Frothingham School to Dedicate New Flag Pole
CHARLESTOWN notes a morning flag pole dedication by Frothingham School. the flag won in a two year old contest will be raised for the first time as part of exercises. Mrs Henry Chandler sustained a leg break falling from a ladder on Monument Square. Dr Hammond set the bones and she hopes to recover soon. Public figures James F Anderson of Ward 38 declines council run due to work at Metropolitan Steamship Co. Master James Fitzgerald heads to New York for a Casino engagement before touring. The Silors Haven program features the Lancastrian crew in port. The Moondyne Club receives a French marble clock from lady friends. The Loyal Aid Society plans a sale and dance in Abbotsford Hall on Oct 31. John H Dee secures Republican support for Senator with Democrats praising his long service. The Unique Social Club hosts an informal arts evening. State prison inmates will hold a yard festival with games and a brass band concert at noon. Nellie Moore of Tremont Street dies after a prolonged illness. Bunker Hin.
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Catholic Hill
Cambridge
Patrick Doyle
Station 1
Ary
Chase
Harvard Square
Andrew
McCall
Doyle
E. M. Doran
E. E. Stocomb
J. F. Morton, Jr
Prohibition
D. E. Frasier
Coakley
Close
Cambridge Manual Training School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Jarvis Field
Moore
George Close
H. S. Pettes
Cambridge Republican Glee Club
Harvard
Frothingham
Henry Chandler
Main Street
Monument Square
Hammond
James Fitzgerald
New York
Silors’ Haven
Sons of Neptune
Moondyne Club
Loyal Aid Society
Loyal Degree Lodge
Rebekah
Abbotsford Hall
John H. Dee
Nellie Moore
Tremont Street
Bunker Hin
A New Rupture Cure by Dr Parker
A new rupture cure claims to end suffering from ruptures and trusses. Dr Parker has studied the subject long and, according to patient E W Griggs of Dorchester, he was cured after months of treatment without pain. The practice is at 373 Columbus Avenue.
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Parker
Columbus Avenue
Reception for Berry and Hess at Coolidge House Bowdoin Square
Berry and Hess, new owners of the Coolidge House, held an informal reception last Wednesday. The upper dining hall was crowded and an orchestra played at the hotel front. Guests departed at midnight after offering best wishes for the new venture.
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Messrs. Berry & Hess
Coolidge House
Bowdoin Square
Pore California Wines Listed in Local Trade Notice
A fragmented trade notice mentions Pore California Wines with quantities described as one per Galiesw and four Beaties, alongside references to Blanchard and Farear. The legible items appear to be a distribution or inventory line with unclear dates or destinations.
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Beaties
Aveerted
Blanchard & Farear
East Boston clubs host nights and sports day events
Last evening the Outing Club opened its rooms for the ladies of the East Boston club with a reception by President John Lane, then dancing and a banquet with National Guard music. Other events included a Columbian tea, a school concert for charity, and balls by the Globe Social Club. Tomorrow funeral services are set for Mrs Catherine Cleary. On the East Boston Athletic Association grounds today there will be football with Lynn Rovers, a baseball game versus the Lincolns, and four bicycle races including a two mile East Boston championship.
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John Lane
National Guard Orchestra
James F. White
Matthew McCarthy
E. J. McNamara
Methodist Episcopal Bethel
Meridian Street
Chapman School
Maverick Church
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Schubert
Ida Florence
Lyceum Hall
Catherine Cleary
Church of the Assumption
East Boston
Lincolns
Tur Ferryman
Somerville Notes on Church Plan, Club and Wedding
The Unitarian Society will take no action this fall on adding to their Highland avenue church. A city purchase for an English High School may occur later. A meeting in Union square formed a Republican Club with plans for permanent rooms and social events. A large wedding at First Methodist Church connected Albert C. Ashton and Miss Hattie E. Richardson, with Rev. George Skene officiating and a reception on Columbus avenue. Union square road work, track relays, and paving progress in nearby streets are noted.
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Unitarian Society
Highland Avenue
Connor Building
Union Square
New Republican Club
First Methodist
Albert C. Ashton
Hattie E. Richardson
Somerville
George Skene
Lulu Park
Columbus Avenue
Fitchburg
Powpear Hovsr
Democratic duty to register at once
A brief item notes Democrats completing their registration duty promptly, linking the act to Governor Russell's anticipated re election and political momentum.
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Russell
Gossip of the big stores on Columbus Day bustle
The Columbus Day celebration brightens downtown shops with bunting and illuminations. A. Shuman & Co. lead with elaborate display on Washington street while merchants like Dutton, Howard, and the Gilchrists push holiday fashions and trimming assortments.
Let Every Democrat Register Today
A civic notice urges Democrat voters to register now with emphasis on no poll tax required. The call to action stresses immediate registration to participate in forthcoming elections.
South Boston political fight and local notices
The sixth district senatorial contest heats up with possible nominations from Chance Moore and Murphy. Alderman Leary faces a potential legal challenge from Ward 14 leaders, while unity is urged to prevent Republican gains. Also highlighted are the Ninth Regiment soldiers from South Boston, a visit by civil engineers to the Marblehead, parade plans by Division 6 AOH, ground breaking for a boat builder’s shop, church delegates, a forthcoming nuptial, and a harvest supper with the Fantasia Quartet’s debut.
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Alderman Leary
Charles J. Chance
M. J. Moore
James 8. Murphy
Sam
Leary
Ninth Regiment
D and I
South Boston
G. F. Murray
L. A. Dowd
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Loring
Marblehead
Division 6
William McLeod
Boston
D Street
Dorchester Avenue
Andrew Square
Dorchester Street
Old Harbor Street
Thomas Park
G Street
Broadway
Ira L. Moore
Hotel Brunswick
First Street
Oron Sheldon
Phillips Church
Suffolk South Conference
Willis Scott
Daniel Lewis
American Missionary Association
E. N. Hardy
George T. Taylor
John L. Goodman
Mary F. Bambrick
Cambridge
Gate of Heaven
Fourth Street Baptist Church
Fantasia
Democrats urged to register before next Tuesday night
To re elect Governor Russell every Democrat must be registered before next Tuesday night. Do it at once.
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Russell
Chelsea Political Games and Local Movements in Chelsea
Senator Champlin eyes a National House seat and backs Burnham to gain favor with Lodge and Burnham. He claimed Maccabe cannot carry the Chelsea caucuses for the State Senate, urging Burnham’s win. Champlin also reportedly seeks the councillorship. In Boston, B Lewis moves from Winnisimmet to Hanover Street. Company H parades through local streets. Tollman Lowe returns from New York and Mt. Belingham Church hosts Epworth League events. Tilden may forgo East Boston’s Maccabe delegates, likely boosting Burnham and Champlin’s plan.
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Champlin
House of Representatives
Burnham
Maccabe
Lodge
Senate
Congress
Chelsea
State Senate
B. Lewis
Winnisimmet Street
Lewis
Hanover Street
Boston
Cmpany H
Chestnut
Second Streets
Third
Central Avenue
Shurtleff
Bellingham
Washington Avenue
Cary Avenue
Chestnut Street
Fourth Street
Broadway
the Square
Tollman Lowe
New York City
Mt. Bellingham
Epworth League
Tilden
Suffolk
Mr. Maccabe
Ward 1
East
East Boston
Measabe
Revere
Senator Champlin
Passengers Sail Create Genoa Route From Boston
Boston travelers bound for Genoa via Gibraltar aboard Norddeutscher Lloyd S S Ems on October 22 include Mr. John H P Dodge, Mrs. John C Dodge, Mrs Arthur Rickert son, Miss Rickertson, Miss Anna Rickert a, Mrs Louise Baldwin Powes, Mrs A M Quimby.
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Boston
Genoa
Gibraltar
Norddeutscher Lloyd S.S. Ems
John H. P. Dodge
John C. Dodge
Arthur Rickertson
Rickertson
Anna Rickerta
Louise Baldwin Powes
A. M. Quimby
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Plumpness for Those Lost It
Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil is advertised as an easy food and more than food to restore plumpness. The ad claims it is a food-to bring back vitality, marketed by Scott & Bowry Chemi New York with a pharmacy presence at 132 South sth Avenue and druggists stocking Scott’s Bi shoal.
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Scott
Scott & Bowny
Chemi
New York
South Sth Avenue
Scott’s Bishoal CR
Dorchester Street Platting Hearing At City Hall
A Board of Survey held a supplementary hearing on platting streets within four squares bounded by Washington Street Talbot Avenue the New York and New England railroad and Harvard Street City Hall yesterday afternoon. Local residents and owners attended as hearings continue under the new law before filing plans.
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Washington Street
Talbot Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Harvard Street
City Hall
Hugh O’brien
Sammer Neal
T. J. Silsby
Herbert Street
C. W. Brown
Miller Street
Henry L. Pierce
Columbus
E. P. Jackson
F. N. Scott
G. W. Blish
Fifield
Lucy Stone
Harris School
St. Gregory
Town Hall
Milton
Bryant
Independent Club
Ashmont
Milton Lower Mills
Otto L. F. Luthin
Stephen Hoye
John McGee
Indorsed McEttrick
Congress Grove Hal
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Popstar
Sec. of State
Pluraities
Jessen
Masicaa
Nrew York
Cleveland
Harrison
D. Baker
George N. Williams
Lynn
B. McAllister
Rockland
A. Baitley
Lowell
E. J. Mareh
Leominster
Tae
F. M. Hewett
William A. Buckiey
Skaee
Winter Taylor
Chatham
Lyman W . Floyd
William Elliott
Lee
J. A. Foster
Cambridgeport
R. J. Gardner
Attleboro
W. M. Glazier
Roxbury
C. C. Saville
I E. Simpson
Richard Weil
George J. Davis
Charleston
Frank D. Osgood
Pittsfield
W. H. Thompson
Luther F. Chamberlain
Cc. W. Howard
Bernard Conlon
J.C. Babbett
James Stevens
Boson
B. Lombari, Jr
Copartnership Notices
Copartnership
Vinton & Jenkins
Edwin A. Vinton
Dwin A. Vinton
Moneham
B. Jenkins
Sam's Kiqder
GO Federal ST
Masa
Iorce
Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
WIL
Tremont Row
S. R. Knights & CO
Cumston Place
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
Robert Leonard & CO
Essax Strait
Municipal Advertis
City OF
En Street
Tine
OLD Stats Houss
Chakes
Dambell
Charlestown
Begcuam
California
Shop World
A. Shuman & Co
George Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Europe
Nottingham
Howard
Butlers
Miss Nichols
Winter Street
Alien’s
Gilchrist’s
Gilchrists
Pray’s
Capello
McIntosh
Boylston Street
Morkill
Globe
Back Bay
Brighton
Alliston
West End Street Railway Company
Tremont House
Allston
George H. Wentworth
Charlies H. Bush
Jordan
Henry Wildes
Republican Club
Crandall
Augusta
Blaine
Maloney
Aloney
Alcock and
McKay
Aberdeen
Perley A. Dyar
Beacon Pare
Dorchester
Peciay
Yul
Beecham
United States
Canal Street
Commonwealth OF
Commonwealth
Robert O. Morris
Daily Post
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