Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour Plan to Key Cities
A detailed travel itinerary outlines a grand tour from Boston to New York via Fall River Line then across Ireland and Britain. It includes first and stateroom accommodations, rail hops to Cork and beyond, visits to Lakes of Killarney and Chatsworth, and a return crossing to New York via Inman Line.
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Boston
New York
Stateroom
Antwerp
Belm
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
Vis
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Fall River
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffiel
Leicester
Bedford
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hal
Patrock Th
Leicester Derby
Manchester
Inman Line
Newark
Plaintiff 14 Is Hurt In Lap-Winder Suit At Civis Court
In a Civil Courts dispute Alexander Patnode sues Warren Cotton Mills after a lap-winder accident left his hand crushed. The Supreme Court upholds the jury questions on work status and negligence while affirming the favorable instruction on machine restart. McKeon, in charge of the machine, gave orders. attorneys Stearns Loomis for the plaintiff and Gardner for the defendant.
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Alexander Patnode
Warren Cotton Mills
Supreme Court
James McKeon
McKeon
George M. Stearns
J. H. Loomis
C. L. Gardner
Democrats Urged to Register by Tuesday Night
A brief call to action urges Democrats to register by Tuesday night and to complete the registration today to participate in upcoming elections. The message emphasizes urgency and immediacy for eligible voters.
Allston School Flag Raised On New Pole In Cambridge Street
Local note reports the Allston School flag raised atop a new pole donated by the city and to fly daily. Also mentions a request for an all night car petition, and updates on residents like Mrs. Sarah J. Trufant and Mr. Gilman T. Trufant, plus transportation complaints about Huntington avenue routing.
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Allston School
Cambridge Street
Theodore Balsor
Saunders Street
Nova Scotia
Washington, D. C
Sarah J. Trufant
Gilman T. Trufant
Pratt Street
Trufant
North Weymouth
C. H. Hayes
D. P. Birnie
Frank W. Moore
Wentworth
Oak Square
Huntington Avenue
Tremont House
West Chester Park
Columbus Avenue
Bracon Pars
Democrats Duty to Register and Rus sell Re election
A brief political note urges immediate registration and frames Governor Russell's re election as a consequence of Democrats fulfilling their duty. The piece emphasizes civic obligation and partisan momentum without detailing events or dates.
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Russell
Charlestown Wharves See Fewer Flags On Holiday
Shipping at the Charlestown wharves displayed fewer flags and bunting yesterday as a weather scare kept decorations down. Mrs James F Hunnewell and Mrs Samuel J Bullock attend the Bos ton Teachers Mutual Aid bazaar. John J Hogan earns praise for orderly handling of the recent Democratic senatorial convention. Edward P Elliott will perform at the Y M C A course on Wednesday eve ning Nov 2. Sailors from the steamship Lancastrian entertain at Sailor's Haven Water street. Col umbian festival planned by St Marys Y M C T Society at Monument Hall next Wednesday evening. Jerem Maloney navy yard paymaster attache receives two chairs from Prescott Social Club. Bunker Hill.
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Charlestown
James F. Hunnewell
Samuel J. Bullock
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Aid Association
John J. Hogan
John
Edward P. Elliott
Sailor’s Haven
Water Street
St. Mary’s Y.M. C. T. Society
Monument Hall
Jerem. Maloney
Navy Yard
Benedict
Prescott
Bunker Hw
Let every UVemocrat register today No poll tax to pay
A brief initiates voter registration with a call to action encouraging universal Democrat enrollment and explicitly stating no poll tax is required.
Ferryboats Free Draw Big Crowd in East Boston
The Ferryboats carried about 100000 passengers yesterday amid praises for the new propeller ferry and harbor vessels. Toll offices were closed and some travelers paid fares in the street. A 7 year old was lightly injured after a street collision near Maverick and Havre streets. The column urges 5 year olds to ride fares and promotes ferry tickets for 10 for 10 cents to ease future rides.
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Division 7
Bridget Cadigan
Maverick
Havre Streets
Havre Street
Chelsea
Boston
North Ferry
Chelsea News Roundup: New Bridge Progress and Local Events
Chelsea sees record home construction this year amid civic activity. Thomas W. Mahady of Cambridgeport named deputy great sachem of Powhatan tribe. The Chelsea Revere bridge piles near Chelsea end are driven awaiting stone work. City tax office hours to include evenings during registration and on Oct 31 and Nov 1. Chelsea Rifles Ball and armory dedication held, with a 4000-strong schoolchildren procession escorted by Theodore Winthrop Post 35 and A R officers. Rumors of Senator Champlin’s bid for Congress provoke opposition locally, naming C A Campbell and Willard Howland among opponents. Theodore Winthrop Post G A R halls crowded for a banquet with M V M officers and city guests. The Freryman.
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Chelsea
Thomas W. Mahady
Cambridgeport
Revere
Chelsea End
Chelsea Rifles
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Theodore Winthrop
Bassett Square
Henry T. Holmes
Xy A. R
Marsh
Franklin O. Barnes
Boston Post
Senator Champlin
Congress
C. A. Campbell
Willard Howland
F. Barnes
Champlin
Theodore Winthrop Post
Company H
First Regiment
George T. Roberts
William A. Hixon
Frank A. Chase
George W. Marsh
John M. Mason
W. A. Prescott
Freryman
Portraits of Clover Club Leaders at South Boston Ball
South Boston portraits two Clover Club leaders Dennis A. Shea and Daniel A. Gilmore, honored for roles in the third annual Bethesda Hall ball. Shea led a four leaf clover grand march as floor marshal, while Gilmore served as floor director and cordial host, with wide popularity among the Peninsula’s notable residents. The Criterion Social and Dramatic Club is mentioned as part of the scene.
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Clover Club
Bethesda Hall
Dennis A. Shea
Peninsular
Daniel A. Gilmore
Boston
The
Criterion Social and Dramatic Club
Somerville Voter Registrations Rise Amid City Meetings
Registrars met in city sections to add voters ending Friday night with 996 names added. Ward 1 had 235, Ward 2 245, Ward 3 192, Ward 4 294. Tonight registrations continue at City Hall. Also notices announce the marriage of Miss Carrie H. Allen to Charles A. Lawin on November 2 at the First Unitarian Church and other local events including a Republican Club move, a flag display in Gilman square, hospital fair preparations, and social visits.
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Carrie H. Allen
Charles A. Lawin
First Unitarian Church
C. S. Dewing
Presbyterian Synod of
Gilman Square
Eberle Hall
Spring Hill
W. B. Kempton
Walnut Street
Newport
Powper
New England Conference of Associated Charities in Lynn
The first New England conference of Associated Charities and kindred societies will meet in Lynn on October 25 and 26. Citizens interested in welfare work are welcome to attend and participate in discussions. seating and voice are allowed but vote is not. The meeting will be held in the vestry of the First Universalist Church on Nahant Street.
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Enes
Belgium
France
Eneland
Gnoss
Scotland
Eness
England
Ireland
Sulphur Bitters
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
New England
Associated Charities and Kindred Societies
Lynn
First Universalist Church
Nahant Street
New Hall Opening at Sailors' Haven Charlestown
The Sailors' Haven in Charlestown will open tonight at 7:45 PM under the Episcopal City Mission of Boston. Located at 46 Water Street opposite Pier 4, the event features a concert by local and steamship talent with prominent speakers. Mr William A Lincoln will preside.
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Sailors’ Haven
Charlestown
Young men form growing group rivaling older clubs
A youthful organization aged 17 to 19 is noted as becoming a powerful group, likely to outpace older rivals. It held its first concert Thursday in Pilgrim Hall to a large audience, featuring vocal and instrumental selections and two readings by Edmund J. Elton, a South Boston favorite. Also, 11 year old Edward Geary was knocked down by a horse at Fourth and Dorchester, treated at home on Kempt Street for minor injuries. Orry Port.
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Pilgrim Hall
Edmund J. Elton
Dorchester Streets
Kempt Street
Orry Port
Commemorative Columbus Anniversary Lectures Across Boston
A 400th anniversary event series at Union Hall and area churches features Rev W S Key on Columbus voyages, First M E Church sermon by Rev Dr Louis Banks, Boston Y M C A preaching themes, Spiritual Temple entranced talk on human relationships, Fourth Presbyterian sermons, and Tremont Temple addresses on Americanism and discovery with public invited and free seats.
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B.Y. M. Christian Ce
Union Hall
Boylston Street
America
Christopher Columbus
W.S. Key
Old Boston
England
George Meadall Taylor
M. E. Churen
Temple Street
Louis Albert Banks
Stereopticon
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James L. Gordon
Boston Y. M. GC. A
Men of Power
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter
H.S. Lake
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Frank Haven Hinman
Tremont Temple
George
Lorimer
D.D
Association
Dorchester Republican Flag Raising And Torchlight Rally
In Dorchester Lower Mills tonight the Republican flag raising includes speeches by Roger Wolcott F W Kittredge and H H Ate wood. The event features a torchlight battalion parade with visiting parades from Hyde Park Quincy Somerville Brookline Roslindale and Roxbury total about 1000 torches. A potential joint debate between Ward 24 candidates J Q A Lothrop and Fred W Bliss is discussed with Lothrop challenging Bliss for a ward discussion.
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Lower Mills
Roger Wolcott
F. W. Kittredge
H. H. Atewood
Dorchester Avenue
Hyde Park
Quincy
Somerville
Brookline
Roslindale
Roxbury
J. Q. A. Lothrop
Fred W. Bliss
Grove Haut
Doctor's Fees and Free Advertising Claim
A National Advertiser note ridicules a celebrated American surgeon who allegedly earned five dollars for removing a wen from a wealthy lady's scalp while securing free publicity. The piece endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cheap blood purifier sold by druggists at one dollar a bottle, promising pay only for benefit received.
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National
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
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George W. Oakman
Robert Leonard & CO
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Edmund D. Packard
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Elizabeth P Whitney
F. A. Whitney
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Charles W. Henderson
Blue Birds
John Read
W. E. Doyie
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Ernest W. Thomas
Fairmont Street
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Watertown
Ernest
Herbert Sanderson
Charlie Hooper
Alderman Dove
New Hampshire
Almy
Middlesex Dispensary
Post Department
George S. Evans
McCall Light Guard
Sanders Theatre
Thomas Scully
Harvard Bridge
Brichton
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Conference OF Associated Charities
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Pemberton Square
John L. Reardon
Winship Street
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Thomas Ryan
Hersery
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Ward 25
A. E. Dennis
Thompson & CO
Luston
BritpiNes
Old State Levee
Charles & Damrell
Clark
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