Sulphur Bitters European Tour Advertises Multi City Voyage
An 1892 Boston Post notice promotes Sulphur Bitters with a travel itinerary featuring European and transatlantic segments. It claims tickets for three first class tours, lists ports from Boston to Queenstown and Cork, plus Liverpool and London routes, and ends with a testimonial urging use of Sulphur Bitters for illnesses.
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New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Belum
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Faeley
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Liver
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilwort Castle
Oxford
Caralleni
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Atleath
Leicester
Manchester
Newark
Mass
RE. W. Bryant
Boston Post
Civil Court Decisions and Pending Matters Highlight Oct 26
Supreme Judicial Court and Superior Court records show petitions for late appeals in guardianship cases, injunctions and trusteeship questions, and numerous docketed libel and divorce actions. Notable items include a guardianship removal dispute for the late G. J. Johnson’s minors and a life trust income inquiry, with decisions reserved.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
Allen
J. W
Probate Court
G. J. Johnson
Johnson
J. C. Ropes
A. Hemenway
Edward Williams
Order of His
Bill
Niles & Carrof Lynn
John Haskell Butler
Jerome Redding
Catherine L. Redding
Moulton, Loring & Ekg
Vere
Patten
Personal injuries suit against West End Rail Road over defective switch
In Suffolk County Superior Court on October 26, J A Condon sues West End Rail Road for 4000 damages for injuries June 7 1891 while working as a conductor. Case resumed and suspended with J E Hanley for plaintiff and Dickinson Sprout for defense. Other docket items listed include several civil actions and appellate references. A Middlesex session in Lowell notes the court has been hearing cases and libels for divorce with the full list in order.
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Forbes
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Edmands
Quinn
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J. E. Kelley
Lund, Jewell and Welch
Lida E. Nixon
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Malden
Lynde Sullivan
Smith
Ludden
W. S. Badger
T. ¥. Hunt
Sullivan
West
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N.Y
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Barnard
Whep
Moore
Boston & Key
Albany R.R
Lamont v. Letts
Davis
McCrillis
Lutterfield
Van
Armstrong
Small
Prang
Train
Penza
Old Col
Columbia Mfg. Co
Madden
Bookman
Rey
Douglass
Stetson
Nolds
Dunsar
W. P. Rice
W. H. Zinn
Somerville
R. M. Morse
E. A., Upton
C. C. Mayberry
C. W. Bartlett
Doran Burns Out for McCall in Cambridge
In Cambridge a local political tangle shows John M Doran and Dave Burns backing McCall while Ward Land 5 Democrats oppose. District Committeeman John F Nolan hints clashes over the John F Andrew campaign funds, with Breach hopes of healing. The piece also notes college students selling papers, a Union Hall benefit concert, and a reception for Mr and Mrs Ward after their fifth anniversary. HARVARD BRIDGE
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John M. Doran
Dave” Burns
McCall
John F. Nolan
John F. Andrew
Doran
Burns
McElarney
Nolan
Old Cambridge
William E. Doyle
Jim” Grant
Doyle
Grant
John F. O’brien
McLean
O’brien
Andrew
Union Hall
Union Church
Julius E. Ward
W. C. Bailey
Maude A. Scott
J. Garfield Stone
Baldwin
Annie E. Bartlett
Whitney
Ward
Choral Society
East Boston Notices and Local Political News
In East Boston the streets are clearly marked and easy to navigate. Obituaries note the death of Matthew Sloan aged 52 at 315 East Eagle Street with funeral at Star of the Sea Church. Other notices cover Democratic caucus outcomes, a candidate’s independent bid, district court penalties, and Hammatt Lodge officer elections.
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Matthew Sloan
East Eagle Street
Star of the Sea Church
Twomorrow
Matthew Butler
John Butler
Sumner Street
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Mt. Benedict
Roxury
William J. Donovan
Charles A. Kelley
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Kelley
Emmons
Charles Hunneman
George H. McLaughlin
Michael McGrath
Hammatt Lodge
A. F
A. M
B. J. Graham
W. B. Allen
William Hamblin
W. C. R. Woodside
D. Cameron
Ira P. Smith
Horace Rand
Thomas Hale
Inside Sentinel
George Francis Deal
Tyler
Martin Moore
the Ferryman
Dorchester Ward 24 at Center of Congressional Fight
In Dorchester Ward 24 the contest between Atwood and Humphrey draws fierce interest from supporters of both sides, with local leaders predicting varied outcomes near the border with McNary and McEttrick territories. The Epworth League supper at Dorchester M. E. Church was well attended and enjoyable. The school committee will advertise for bids on a 30 000 square foot plot for a new grammar school site in the Harris district bounded by Parkman Street Dorchester and Neponset avenues and the street south of King Street.
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Ward 24
Atwood
Humphrey
McNary
McEttrick
Old Dorchester
Harry
Epworth League
Dorchester
M. E. Church
Church
Harris District
Parkman Street
Dorchester and
Neponset Avenues
New Street
King Street
Grove
Brichton arraigned as theft and larceny charges rise
Frank N Thompson faces grand jury action plus larceny charges for stealing carpenter tools from Berry Harvey and Brennan from a Kilsyth road Brighton house on Sept 24. Tools valued 15 dollars recovered. Bond set at 300 until Oct 27. News mentions railroad rigging delays, bridge work, and plans for token passage next week.
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Frank N. Thompson
William A. Berry
James Harvey
S. Brennan
Kilsyth Road
Brighton
Thompson
Boston & Albany
Cambridge Street
Harvard Avenue
Allston School
Chelsea News Notes and Rumors from the Street
Chelsea villagers discuss four to five weeks for electric cars and a November start. Tom Gardner of 49 Marlboro Street returns from his wedding trip and is a Chelsea Post Office employee. Friends gave a marble clock at a wedding reception with music by Carrier William Fitz. Officer Alexander Cook resigns of his own accord amid local rumors. Sen Champlin and Rep Merritt teased political shifts in Chelsea square. Merritt recently out of hospital hopes to resume outings. Shipp brothers from England entertained at the Walnut Street Church opening lecture. The Ferryman.
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Tom” Gardner
Marlboro Street
Chelsea
Chelsea P. O. D’s
Alexander Cook
Drury
Cook
Mr. Cook
Representative Merritt
Senator Champlin
Alnut Street
Shipp Brothers
England
Ferryman
Resignations and elections stir South Boston district
In South Boston Alderman Flood resigns stirring debate over his future with the Democratic party. Ward 13 Independence endorses McEttrick for Con Tess Moore for Senator and Quinn Geary for Representatives. Moore’s ballot status appears shaky as signatures questioned. St Matthew’s Church aprons sale planned for Nov 10. Carney Hospital staff changes include Cabot’s resignation and Burrell’s appointment. Cushing Kilburn and Proctor/registrar shifts noted.
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Alderman Flood
Democratic Party
McEttrick
Moore
Aeen
Friends
St. Matthew’s Biscopal Church
George
Carney Hospital
A T. Cabot
Somerville Registration Open Times as Election Nears
Somerville offers final registration windows Friday and Saturday at City Hall. The hospital fair dominates the week with heavy crowds and a large daily attendance. The new hospital buildings opened for inspection to season ticket holders, with praise for the facilities and grounds. A union coffee party is planned for Nov 3 in Eberle Hall under temperance groups.
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Washington Street
Shawmut Street
Lowell Railroad Bridge
Somerville
Union Square
Mathew Temperance Institute of
Arlington Catholic Temperance Society
Local club events delayed and political activity noted
The Druids meeting scheduled for next Sunday at St Francis de Sales Y M C T A rooms is postponed a week. St Marys Y M C T Society held a Columbian festival at Monument Hall with dancing and a supper. Charlestown Republican Club planned a torchlight parade next week. Bobby Wheelock has a severe cold at home on Washington street. Lieutenant Crotty praised for torchlight parade leadership.
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Bobby Wheelock
Washington Street
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D. K. Wheelock
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David M. Crotty
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John B. Carey
Roger F. Scannell
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