Sulphur Bitters European Tour No 2 Overview
The itinerary traces a grand voyage from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with a stateroom, then Scotland and England aboard Anchor and Inman Lines. Highlights include Glasgow through the Lake District, Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine, the Trossachs, Edinburgh, London by rail, and routes via Carlisle Leeds Sheffield Leicester Bedford to London to Liverpool and back to New York with further Fall River Line passages.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Glasgow
Scotland
Anchor
First Cabin
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
the Trossachs
Edinburgh
London
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Edford
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Rby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Oakway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Tatlock
Bath
Darby
Manchester
Newark
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Ad and Claim
Sulphur Bitters advertises a three first class European tours from Boston to New York via Fall River Line to Ireland and England with rail and steamer legs and a Liverpool return, dated Boston August 10 1892. The Boston Post business manager R W Bryant attests funds for tickets and urges use of Sulphur Bitters with a curing claim.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphur
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Congress
Boston Post
Mass
R. W. Bryant
Insolvency Proceeding For Frank L Ellsworth In Boston
A warrant in insolvency has been issued against wood turner Frank L Ellsworth of Boston Suffolk. Creditors will meet at the Court of Insolvency in the Probate building Court Square on December 16 at 2 PM to prove debts and appoint assignees. Debts and property transfers to the insolvent are forbidden by law. John B Fitzpatrick deputy sheriff is the messenger.
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Boston
Suffolk
Frank L. Ellsworth
Wood Turner
Court Room
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Depare Shen
Essenger
Tas
Albert L. Churchill
Chelsea
Tors
Albert F. Hayden
Cormos Wesuts
Massachusetts
Susan F. Carter
Boscop
Wilow
Mary F. Shattuck
Kotice
Edgar Burrage
Lste
Alva A. BU. GE
Adm
Damages in Monatiquot water taking upheld by Supreme Court
In the Monatiquot river cases the Supreme Judicial Court holds the mill proprietors may recover market value of dam land and flowage rights taken, separate from water use. Dissent urges jury-based injury assessment. Includes later note on Benjamin A. Earle v Angell about a funeral payment contract.
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Monatiquot River
Randolph, Holbrook
Braintree
Sumner Hollingsworth
Same
James T. Stevens
A. S. Morrison
L. O. Morrison
Jenkins Manufacturing Company
Betsey RB. Hobart
Great Pond
Randolph
Monatiquot
Supreme Court
Allen
Benjamin A. Earle
Charles A. Angell
Mary de Witt
Oxford
Ben
Williams vs Order of Aegis Receivership Granted
Supreme Judicial Court October 27 in equity appoints Alfred Hemenway as receiver for the order. Niles and Carr of Lynn represent the complainant, J. H. Butler represents the defendant.
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Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity
Allen
J. Edward Williams
Order of Aégis
Alfred Hemenway
Niles & Carr of
Lynn
J. H. Butler
Superior Court Docket in Brisk Sessions and Trials
Suffolk Is court lists first session with BrisHop J noting recoveries and trials. Cases include BrisHop vs West End Rail for 4000 damages, and Condon v West End Rail. second session under Sherman J with Lida E. Nixon v Boston & Maine RR for 20000 damages. third session under Dunsar J with Rice v W H Zinn for 4522. later clique of numerous docketed cases and a waived jury session. Equity actions include Margaret E Normille et al versus Hugh Gill seeking an injunction over windows on a party wall with decision reserved.
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Superior Court
Suffolk
BrisHop
J. A. Condon
West End Railroad Company
J. E. Hanley
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
W. B. Sprout
P. Durkin
B. F. Cobleigh
F. W. Kittredge
W.H. Drury
F. Hutchinson
Sherman
Lida E. Nixon
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Lynde, Sullivan, Smith & Ludden
W. L Badger
T. F. Hunt
A Ad
Moore
Boston & Albany R.R
Conn. E Nat. Bk
Davis
McCrillis
Harmon
Armstrong
Small
Lannon
Old Col
Gans
Brown
Shaw
West End
Peters
R.r.ese Oalen
Train
Madden
Came
Columbia Mfg. Co
Douglass
Equity
Hammond
Margaret E. Normille
Hugh Gill
J. R
Old Crow Whiskey Price and retailers listed
Four year old Old Crow Whiskey offered at three dollars per gallon. Retailers Blanchard & Fabea r operate outlets at 14 to 17 Dockey and 31 Faneuil Hall 54.
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Blanchard & Fabear
Dockey
Faneuil Hall
Cambridge News Bits Covering Local Wins and Scenes
Aldermen award police signal contract to Municipal company and fire department nominees are confirmed. Miss Pauline Marvin born Oct 22 1892. Bridge Commissioner William J Marvin and wife noted. Voter registrar Osborn reports 2585 registered, projected 8000 this week. Simonia garbage treatment touted by City Physician Bryant, claims corpses from smallpox could be treated. Western Avenue bridge rebuilt. horse cars expected to run today or tomorrow. Quiet wedding of Charles Cidget and Mamie Gardner with gifts including silver tea service and $75. West End Street Railway events, a man rescued from river at Kendall's, christening party for Canta brigia Club, and social events at Colonial Clubhouse and Odd Fellows Hall. Harvard Democratic Club debates Economy Club on federal policy. HARVARD BRIDGE.
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Butler
Pauline Marvin
William J. Marvin
Horace K. Osborn
Registrar of Voters
Bryant
Simonin
Western Avenue
Charles Cidget
Hapgood
West End Street Railway Company
Mamie Gardner
Cambridge
Charles H. Tucker
St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Church
Carlos L. Pike
Hosmer, Crompton & Hammond
America
Cantabrigia Club
T. W. Higginson
J. Howard Payne Council
Home Circle
Uncle Sam
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Avenue
Miss Foster
Ida Davis
Miriam Ward
Andrew H. McKee
Dr. Hands
Nellie
Nina Littlefield
Mabel Miles
Fannie Long
Messrs
Long
Leonard, Gray and Loring
Uncle Sams
Harvard Democratic Club
Economy Club
W. A. Bancroft
Harvard
Brichton Family Welcomes Second Daughter In Mansfield Street
Mr and Mrs Frank H Rice of Mansfield street celebrate the birth of a baby girl last Wednesday night weighing ten pounds. The Western avenue bridge reopened to traffic after five weeks of widening adding a sidewalk and extending from twenty eight to thirty four feet wide. Harvard athletic field fence at North Harvard street finished, field 180 by 80 feet, fence 12 feet high. team trains daily with Trainer Cumnock, surgeon Dr Conant, manager F W Moore. Fence cost about 1000 dollars with 800 more needed, donated by an individual. city hall reports half mast flag at Allston school. New catch basin being installed at Mansfield and Easton streets. Cambridge streetcars likely to avoid the bridge until spring due to street retention plan. Bracon Park.
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Frank H. Rice
Mansfield Street
Western Avenue Bridge
Harvard
Harvard Street
Cumnock
Conant
F. W. Moore
Hall
Allston
Mansfield
Easton
New Bridge
Cambridge
Bracon Park
No Cure No Pay Hernia Treatment in Boston
Dr Parker at 373 Columbus Avenue reports high success in hernia treatment with no need for trusses or operations. Specializes in women and children and offers no cure no pay. Free examinations daily 10 to 3 and evenings 7 to 8.
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Boston
Parker
Columbus Avenue
New Catholic Church Planned for East Boston Ward 1
A new Catholic church is proposed for East Boston Ward 1 on Leyden Street with a 28 by 55 foot footprint on a 60 by 100 foot lot. The wood framed building will rise 383 feet and has a pitched roof with $5000 extra cost up top. Local notices also mention residents Nicholas Ratchford and Mrs. Caleb N. Cousens visiting, plus several social updates and a request to install a clock on the North Ferry head house tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 1
Leyden Street
Nicholas Ratchford
St. John
Boston
Caleb N. Cousens
Walter
San Francisco
Lewis E. Perry
North Ferry Head House
Dorchester Parade and local youth society officers listed
The Young Men's Republican Club plans an evening grand parade with many out of town clubs and uniformed groups. Newly elected officers of Trinity Church Neponset's Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor include Herbert Tucker as president and Ida M Hamilton as vice president. Junior work led by Nellie A Sweetser and Harvey N Raymond shows promise as Arthur Eldridge presides over the junior officers. A Music Hall rally with speakers John D Long David Hall Rice and others is announced for Mon Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Republican Club
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Trinity Church
Neponset
Herbert Tucker
Ida M. Hamilton
Mary H. Standish
Harry G. Dixon
Jennie W. Tucker
N. S. Robinson
Claus E. Karlson
Jennie Hamilton
Charles D. Barnes
A.S. Tuttle
Mabelle Cadman
Howard McDonald
Florence Wood
Flower
J. A. Reamy
R. H. Hatch
Everett Robinson
Lizzie G. Blake
Elbridge
Harvey N. Raymond
Arthur Eldridge
Ruth Pierce
Jennie Tuttle
Russell Crump
Music Hall
John D. Long
David Hall Rice
F. H. Kittredge
H. H. Atwood
Grove Haut
Dewitt C. Littlejohn Obituary Dies in Oswego
Oswego, Oct. 27. Dewitt C. Littlejohn, Speaker of the State Assembly and former Congressman, died here this morning at age 75. He was a prominent old politician with a long career in public service.
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Oswego
Dewitt C. Littlejohn
State Assembly
Marriages in New England: Garrett Bradbury to Bradbury Succession
Several wedding notices dated Oct 25 26 across cities list couples including Josiah J. Garrett and Nellie R. Bradbury at Melrose Baptist Church, Harry P. Curtis and Amadna Eichler in this city, George Masters and Marcella Ferguson, Frank M. Robinson and Sarah Louise Brownell, William Hawley and Lemira Deane, Ernest D Lovewell and Ruby Tucker, Marcus Morton Welch and Maria Welch, Charles Henry Tenney and Emma Milliken.
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Garrett-Bradbury
The
Baptist Church
Melrose
George A. Cleaveland
Josiah J. Garrett
Nellie R. Bradbury
Edward Bradbury
Curtis—Eichler
L. B. Schwarz
Harry Parsons Curtis
Charlestown
Amadna Malvine Eichler
Julius Eichler
Masters—Ferguson
Chelsea
Third Congregational Church
A. H. Plumb
Charles Henry Tenney
Emma Caroline
Eugene Milliken
Obituaries and death notices from Boston region dates
A chain of obituary notices lists deaths in October across East Boston Somerville Jamaica Plain Boston Highlands and nearby cities including Charles Brooks John Durgin Martha Deland Catherine Parsons George Powell Alice Palmer Edward ara Adelia Boston Mary Clapp Atwood Litchfield Julia Byram aged 19 to 80 with family ties and locations in Massachusetts Denver Watertown East Bridgewater and Minneapolis.
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Brooks
Boston
Charles O. Brooks
Durgin
John Edward Durgin
Deland
Martha T
Samuel T. Deland
Parsons
Catherine
Zachariah Parsons
Powexul
George W. Powell
Palmer
Boston Highlands
Alice L
William A. Palmer
Kila
Aja
Jamaica Plain
Edward Ara
Somerville
Adelia
John Boston
Clapp
Minneapolis
Mary Harris Clapp
Julius M. Clapp
William G. Harris
Mass
Litchfield
Denver
Col
Atwood Litchfield
Byram
Watertown
Julia A
George H. Byram
East Bridgewater
They Were Married List of Marriages Reported
In this city Oct 26 1892 Danie C Flagg and Mary E Delmar were wed by Rev Edward Connolly In this city Oct 25 1892 Francis A Sullivan and Elizabeth Dewey married by Rev Albert E George City registrar records released dated October 1892
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Edward Connolly
Danie C. Flagg
Mary E. Delmar
Albert E George
Francis A. Sullivan
Elizabeth Dewey
List of Applications at Registrar Office October 26 1892
A compiled roster shows numerous marriage license applications filed with the Registrar. Names include Samuel J. G. Bryant with Etta Paige, Anders G. F. Kintson with Anna W. Ander son, Mathias Lackman with Johanne Seblaich, Patrick Hannon with Maria Flynn, John Barron with Catherine Harrington, David C. Smith with Laura A. Butler, William J. Wheeler with Ina F. Clarke, Alfred Godfrey with Sarah Crosby, John H. Banks with Emma E. Ridley, Henry Bourke with Bridget Daly, Joseph J. Schatgan with Sophia F. Brankle, William H. Harris with Mary & Nickerson, Thomas Norton with Maryey, and John D. O'Toole with Margaret O'Connor.
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Samuel J. G. Bryant
Etta Paige
Anders G. F. Kintson
Anna W. Anderson
Mathias Lackman
Johanne Seblaich
Patrick Hannon
Maria Flynn
John Barron
Catherine Harrington
David C. Smith
Laura A. Butler
William J. Wheeler
Ina F. Clarke
Alfred Godfrey
Sarah Crosby
John H. Banks
Emma E. Ridley
Henry Bourke
Bridget Daly
Joseph
Schatgan
Sophia F. Brankle
William H. Harris
Ary & Nickerson
Thomas Norton
Maryey
John D. O’toole
Margaret O'Connor
South Boston Political Buzz Heats Up With Ballot Decisions
Alderman Leary claims victory as the Ballot Commission bars Moore from the ballot. He aims for the Senate, with a strong Democratic base in Ward 13 and across the sixth district. Democrats and Republicans campaign vigorously for General Court seats in Ward 14 and nearby wards. Local rally at Spellman Hall supports W S McNary with several speakers. Casey of Ward 15 withdraws independent bid, easing party strategy. Crry Port.
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Alderman Leary
Moore
Senate
State House
Ward 13
Daniel J. Kinneally
James F. Gleason
William T. Eaton
Edwin R. Spinney
J. J. Kelley
P. S. McKenna
Geary
Quinn
Spellman Hall
Democratic Congressional Committee
W.S. McNary
John Merrill
Joseph H. O’neil
E. J. Flynn
W. J. Sullivan
Peter H. Corcoran
McNary
Casey
Ward 15
Crry Port
Oasis Lodge to Host Winter Social Series in Somerville
Oasis Lodge I O O F announces a winter social series at Union Square hall with the first event on Friday November 4. The same issue notes a new Y M C A board led by R E Pickthall and colleagues, and a Prohibition rally set for Union Hall. It also mentions Willard C Kinsley Post fairs starting November 28 to aid relief funds, a wedding couple’s new residence, and a large buildout at New England Dressed Meat and Wool Co with thousands of workers and bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Lodge
Union Square
R. E. Pickthall
H. M Moore
W. B. Clark
J. W. Rand
D. D. Lord
W. M. Armstrong
A.D. Harrington
Alfred H. Hines
Frank Ellis
Warren Avenue
Manuel P. Almeida
St. John the Baptist Church
Boston
Louis Albert Banks
D. D
Union Hall
Somerville
Willard C. Kinsley Post
Grand Army Hall
Ernest W. Bailey
Woodbridge
West Somerville
New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company
Charlestown Back Pay Effort Moves to New Action
Eight-year push for back pay under the eight hour law shifts to a new approach. Details available from Vincent Reade at 187 Main Street. Also notes a meeting at Trinity M E Church with Dr George C Lorimer, singer Mrs Nella Brown Mitchell, and speakers on the school question.
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Congress
Senate
House
Vincent Reade
Main Street
Thomas Spence
Edgeworth
C. S. Hart’s
Bunker Hill Street
Trinity M. E. Church
George C. Lorimer
Tremont Temple Church
Nella Brown Mitchell
O. E. Murray
Chicago
E. Trask Hill
Henry B. Lovering
Joseph J. Wholley
Boston
Salem
Wholley
Charlestown
Decatur Street
George Fred Williams
Monument Hall
Dee
Kelley
Chelsea Street
City Square
Jane Monahan
Patrick Monahan
Ward 4
Holy Cross Cemetery
Milden
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bunker Hitn
Chelsea Democrats Rally Hints License City Vote
Chelsea residents anticipate a large upcoming rally with Dr. William Everett among the speakers. Charles Yeaton predicts Chelsea will vote for license and become a license city next year amid discontent with no license. Social scene notes plus A. L. Park Street club event and flag status contrast close the item.
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William Everett
Charles Yeaton
Chelsea
Miss Atwood
Celia Finberg
Boston
Oakland
Park Street
Messrs
Field and
Gossip of the Big Stores Fashions and Furs Across Boston
Mr Sumner Appleton leads the fur department at R H White Co while Mme E Fontaine Fay runs the trimmed millinery at Crockers successor stores. Sears reports a successful department for tailor made garments. Gilchrist’s shows 3800 coat styles on the second floor with fur trimmed reefer jackets. Hudson Bay and Russian furs appear in E Kakas & Son windows. Chandler’s features Franklin coats and Bernhardt capes as season highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co.’s
New York
Miss Barnard
R. H. White & Co
Sears
Summer Street
Gilchrist
Houston & Henderson
Temple Place
Hymen
E. Kakas & Son
Hudson Bay
Chandler’s
Cholera Scare Letter Warns of Spring Risk Across Europe
A Cunard Steamship Company general manager letter from Liverpool October 8 argues epidemics reappear in spring and urges vigilance. It cites 1887 cholera in Italy and Sicily, noting deaths and the pattern of winter cessation, then questions why Germany and France would see a rebound next spring. The missive touches on sanitation, immigration limits, and travel advisories amid ongoing fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Steamship Company (Limited
Liverpool
Italy
Sicily
Spain
Barcelona
Malaga
Germany
France
Archbishop Ireland Defends Against Pamphlet Criticism
In St Paul on October 27 Archbishop Ireland read a dispatch exposing sharp criticism of a pamphlet on the school question. He initially hesitated to answer, then allowed that it could be published, calling the pamphlet vile and mendacious and stating that a pen in America wrote it for unworthy purposes before retreating to his private office.
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America
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Ronald S. McDonald
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Thomas
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Cambridgeport
Geo .F. Williams
Brooks Perkins
H. S. Wade
Newcastle
F. W. Osborne
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J. O’connor
William. Elliott
Lee
J. A. Bourne, Jr
Hanson
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Roxbury
E. ¥. M. Matthews
Milford
O. J. W. Prentiss
Hurison
B. McAllister
Rockland
Commonwealth OF Massachuvasetts
Robert Leonard & CO
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Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
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Blume
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W.H. Zinn
R. M. Morse
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C. W. Bartlett
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Psi Oar
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Ryan
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Soule
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McIntire
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Ladd
Leonard
Delano
Ray
Grant
Fallon
Dorchester
Elbert
Wilso Bros
Wilson Bros
South Boston
Dr. Pierce
DR. Ray
National Rug CO
Winter St
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