Sulphur Bitters European Tour Itinerary No 2
Detailed prospectus for Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 outlining routes from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and from New York to Glasgow via Anchor Line, with first cabin staterooms. Includes Glasgow to Edinburgh London by rail and Liverpool to New York via Inman Line, with options through Lake District Loch Lomond and other sites and numerous rail legs.
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New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Belam
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
The
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Ad and Certification
An 1892 Boston Post notice advertises Sulphur Bitters and details a three-tour European itinerary from Boston to New York and back, via Fall River Line and Inman Line, with rail connections and visits to Ireland, England, and Derbyshire. A certification by R. W. Bryant confirms funds to cover first class tickets. The text ends with a health claim urging use of Sulphur Bitters for sickness.
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Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphur Bitters
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Insolvency Notices in Cambridge and Boston Patients
Notices issued by the Court of Insolvency for Middlesex and Suffolk counties announce insolvency warrants against Ellen Cain and Ephraim F. Moulson. Creditors are summoned to meetings to prove debts and appoint assignees, with meetings set for November 10 in Cambridge at 10:00 a.m. and November 11 in Boston at 2:00 p.m.
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Ee and
Sepa
Ellen Cain
John H. Cain
Wen J. Cain
Somerville
Copartners
HE. Cain & Sons
Cambridge
John B. Fairbatirn
Boston
Suffolk
Ephraim F. Moulson
Courtsquare
Jon B. Fitzpatrick
Degats
Insolvency notices for D Arcy and Simpson debtors
Notices announce insolvent estates of John S D Arcy of Boston and John H Simpson of Reading. Meetings of creditors are scheduled in Boston December 2, 1892 and Cambridge November 10, 1892 at 9 or 10 am. Assignees STETSON CREELY and EDW AR WALSH urge creditors to appear and submit proofs of claim.
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Suffolk
Boston
John S. D’arcy
Stetson
Frank L. Creely
School Street
Orles EZ
John H. Simpson
Reading
Cambridge
Walsh
Embezzling Letter Carrier Gets One Year Jail Term
Oct 25 United States Circuit Court case reports a New Bedford letter carrier J Napoleon Millettee Jr pleading guilty to embezzling $250 from a letter and receiving a one year sentence at Barnstable Jail. Court adjourned at 2 o'clock due to President Harrison's wife death.
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United States
J. Napoleon Millettee, Jr
New Bedford
Barnstable
Harrison
Truth Stranger Than Fiction Letter Promotes Dr Pierce Remedy
A North Carolina hotel owner praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for her son’s scrofula illness from age three to seven. She credits five bottles with restoring health and urges others to use the medicine as a blood purifier and strength restorer for scrofula bronchial throat and lung ailments.
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Holleman
Apex
N. C
Harvey
Dr. Pierce
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Cambridge Event Notes and Local News From Union Hall
Cambridge hosts a benefit concert at Union Hall titled We grande old folkes concerte directed by Julius E Ward with an old folks supper. Underground electrical work progresses on West End and Central square upgrades. A Cambridge port Odd Fellows Hall event is announced for October 27. Local street parade incident involving youths and Officer Sullivan is described with tension and release. Around 150 torchbearers, a drum corps, and a confrontation at Central square are noted. Naturalization papers totals and rejections are reported. A new Iron Hall sisterhood branch is reportedly forming with Mrs Eliza S Ewell as chief justice. Harvard Brmnes.
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Ponemah Loft
Odd Fellows
Cambridgeport
Main Street
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William H. Dodge
Hubbard
W.H. Dodge
Almy
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Merrill
Harvard Brmnes
Brute Escapes After Assault Arrest in Newark
In Newark on October 25 Harry Hamilton a laborer on the Orange sewer was arrested for assaulting 12 year old Martha Cox during a Columbus parade event. While being taken to the county jail he escaped. Hamilton had seized and detained the girl in a lot until 2 AM Friday morning threatening to kill her if she spoke. A warrant followed the confession.
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Orange
Martha Cox
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East Boston Portrait of a Veteran Newspaper Man
East Boston recalls Duncan McLean known as Mac at 119 Princeton Street. He is 81 and bright as a new silver dollar. A longtime Post journalist, he served eleven and a half years as reporter assistant editor second foreman and ship news collector.
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Mclean
Mac
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Charlestown Ward 4 politics and upcoming events stir Boston
In Charlestown Ward 4 both parties watch a shifting race as two independent nominees withdraw, easing Republican hopes of a statehouse victory though likely with internal party strife. A large Republican torchlight parade heads for Mon day, while a Trinity church meeting on public schools features Ella Brown Mitchell and Dr. George C. Lorimer. Navy yard brakemen lose work, Unique Club plans its Nov 4 ball, and registration closes across wards amid strong presidential-year turnout. Representative Sundberg returns from Chicago with the State delegation and St Francis de Sales choir seeks a St Louis soprano for next Sunday. Busker Hot.
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George W. Bean
Charlestown
Lodge Fusileers
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W. H. Oakes
Trinity M. E. Church of
Nellie * Brown Mitchell
George C. Lorimer
O. E. Murray
Chicago
E. Trask Hill
Navy Yard
Harrington
Marine Corps
Unique Club
Monument Hall
John F. Sundberg
Ward 3
John
Boston
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St. Louis
Dorchester Notices: Engagements Lectures and Events
Miss Ina Cook of Morton street will wed William J. Wheeler at the bride's home on Oct 31. Miss Cook teaches at Mather School. Dr A M Beecher and Mrs Harriet Soley Mackiernan spoke on psycho physical culture at Hancock Hall. Mrs Richard C Humphreys and family announce their home at 49 Eye Street. Pilgrim Church fair at Mrs Baguley’s, 109 Columbia Street. Unity Church circle meets at J W Porter’s home. Dorchester Men’s Republican Club to hold torchlight procession from Field's Corner to Oakland Garden. Out of town clubs to join. Grove Hall.
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Clarence Place
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A. M. Beecher
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Upham’s Corner
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Op Eye Street
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Somerville Ward 2 GOP Meeting and Local Notices
The Young Men's Republican Club of Ward 2 will meet on Somerville avenue to complete its organization with officer elections. Albert Fitch’s funeral was held from Oxford street with burial at Lexington. Registrars added about 1400 names to voting lists by last night. Y M Congress organized for a third season meeting Mondays at Union square Y M C A Hall. officers and executive committee listed. Y M Os adjourned annual meeting this evening to elect directors. Charles E Giles Jr and Etta Louise Sherburne of Everett wed tonight at the bride’s mother’s home. Two men narrowly escaped death at Somerville avenue Fitchburg crossing when a 5:56 express and an outbound Boston train passed. a bridge is urged. Republican flags go up in Union square Powper House area.
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Alderman candidates surface in Ward 14 and district fights
The piece notes heated races for alderman and state legislature, highlighting Republican candidates William T. Eaton and Edwin R. Spinney in Ward 14. It mentions the Young Men's Republican Club parade plans, Laurel Social Club at 79 Dorchester Avenue, and local civic activity including a Columbus Day room decor. Also referenced are a Nova Scotia trip by Dr and Mrs A T Davison, a Lewiston guest, and an Epworth League political debate at St John’s M E Church vestry tonight.
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John Winkley
Charles Daley
Homas Joyce
John Perkins
Bunting
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Brichton Briefs Ailston Folks and Local Notes
Harvey G Pray of Ailston sprained ankle but can walk with a cane and hopes to resume electrics work. Edward Hammond, son of Captain Calvin Hammond and proprietor of People’s Market in Winter Harbor Me, returns from visit. A bicyclist avoids a bull dog set on by a wagon owner. Frank M Thompson, arraigned for enticing Hale girl, held $1500 to await grand jury. Sign the all night car petition. C H Bush Horace A Jordan’s office Allston. Wentworth favored in ward race for Legislature Bracon Park.
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Ailston
Edward Hammond
South Goldsboro
Mr. Hammond
Calvin Hammond
Winter Harbor
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Hale
C. H. Bush
Horace A. Jordan
Allston
George M. Wentworth
Wentworth
Bracon Park
Weissert appoints five officials to G A R staff
Commander in Chief Weissert at Milwaukee announces General Order No 2 naming five official family members: Adjutant-General E B Gray Milwaukee Quartermaster-General John Taylor Philadelphia Inspector-General G L Goodale Boston Assistant Adjutant General J L Bennett Chicago Senior Aide-de-Camp F D Rogers Detroit. He pledges a vigorous administration to boost G A R membership.
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Wreck on the Frisco Line Near Prioressure Kills Two
A west bound Frisco train derailed one mile east of Prioressure Missouri at 3 AM due to a broken rail. Baggage Master A L Dickerson of Springfield and News ent Floyd Harwood of Marshfield died. Fourteen passengers injured but none seriously.
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Disorderly conduct case sparks riot like scene in Homestead
In Homestead on October 25 a defense lawyer’s inflammatory remarks provoked a near riot as James Holleras faced charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer before Squire Boffner. Holleras was held on $500 bail. Later, non union worker Charles Mitchell was assaulted by unknown assailants and lies hospitalized. John Gilder was also badly beaten. A brick was thrown through Deputy Sheriff Young’s window.
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