Sulphur Bitters Europe Tour No 2 Catalog
Tour from Boston to New York via Fall River Line then to Glasgow aboard Anchor Line with first cabin from Glasgow through Lake District Loch Lomond Loch Katrine Trossachs to Edinburgh and London rail routes via Carlisle Leeds Sheffield Leicester Bedford to Liverpool. Return Liverpool to New York via Inman Line and New York to Boston via Fall River Line with stateroom included.
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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
Bedford
Liverpool
Birmingham
Hugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Inman
Sulphur Bitters European Tour Boston to New York
Summary of a travel itinerary for Sulphur Bitters travel from Boston to New York via Fall River Line with stateroom, then New York to Queenstown Ireland via Inman Line first cabin, rail to Cork and on through Cork, Limerick, Galway, Dublin, to Liverpool and Chester, Birmingham, Warwick, Leamington, Oxford, and London, then Derbyshire and Chatsworth route back to Liverpool for a return to New York.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Stateroom
Antwerp
Bekum
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
Luman
Queenstown
Ireland
Inman
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Stratford On Avon
Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Oxford
Derbyshire
Buxton
Rowsley
Chatsworth
Haddon Hall
Matlock
Bath
Leicester
Manchester
Sulphur Bitters Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
Boston August 10 1892 notice certifies Sulphur Bitters funds cover tickets for three first class European tours. Business manager W Bryant of the Boston Post signs. If you are sick use Sulphur Bitters. the ad asserts it cures where others fail.
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Sulphur Bitters
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Care Business Office
the Post
Boston
Boston Post
Mass
Rk. W. Bryant
Supreme Judicial Court Cases on Rail Tracks and Insolvent Receivers
Suffolk session reports petitions to quash Millbury Elm street track rights and injunctions. W A Giles and W B Parker appear for parties. Also notes on receivers reports for Freeman, Holland & Co. and creditors’ petitions against American Bobbin, Spool & Shuttle Co. Dec 2 and Jan 6 assignee meetings listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
In Equity
Alueen
J. Boston, Providence & Worcester Railroad Company
Worcester & Millbury Street Railway Company
Board of Selectmen
Millbury
Respondent Street Railway
Elm Street
W. A. Giles
Worcester
W. B. Parker
Daniels
East Boston Ferry Company
J. O. Teele
H. R. Bailey
Suit over services as managing clerk seeks 1883 87 verdict
Fieup C J Andreas Eriand sues Jerome F Manning for services as managing clerk from January 1 1883 to August 1 1887 at 5000 dollars yearly. Jury returns 17350 dollars 64 cents. Court notes libel hearings for divorce and resumes trials October 31. List of cases includes Lahne Dearborn Swift Kinston Forbes and others.
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Fieup
C. J. Andreas Eriand
Jerome F. Manning
C. P. Searle
J. F. Manning
Suffolk Superior Court First Session Recap of Damages Cases
In the Suffolk Superior Court First Session Judge Bishop presided over multiple actions. Condon vs West End Railroad sought 4000 damages for injuries from a June 7, 1891 incident caused by a defective switch on Charles street. Verdicts varied: Durkin vs Cob leigh 2535 total. Eldredge vs West End Railroad 20000. Nixon vs Boston and Maine Railroad defense verdict. other contract actions and a pending equity matter. A receiver was appointed for the American Protective League. motions were deferred to the following Monday opening.
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Suffolk, Is
Bishop
J. A. Condon
West End Railroad Company
Charles Street
J. E. Hanley
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
F. W. Kittredge
W. H. Drury
F. Hutchinson
Loretta C. Eldredge
West End Railroad Co
Hanover Street
S.J. Elder
C. E. Todd
W.B. Sprout
Sherman
Lida E. Nixon
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Malden
Lynde Sullivan
Smith & Ludden
W. S. Badger
T. F. Hunt
Connecticut River National Bank
Samuel T. Harmon
G. W. Anderson
C. W. Clark
Equity
Hammond, J. Freeman Manufacturing Co
State National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Potter-Lovell Company
M. Storey
Williams & Dawes
W.C. Loring
C. M. Reed
American Protective League
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrations
In Suffolk Is on Oct 28 the probate court admitted wills for Rosanna Campbell David Hayes Richard A Newell Mary A Stoddard Emily Webb Preston Albert Bisbee Frederick K Piper Sarah Welch Sarah D Morrill Benjamin G Gay Julia A Long Patrick Gallagher and Bertha E Ely Administrations were granted on the estates of Margaret Doherty Emily T Smith James Lane Eliza M Walsh Thomas F Boland Margaret Brown Ellen Peers George Lovely Charles T Roberts Louise Johnson Maria L Robinson Mary A Vose Jesse F Kingsbury Ann A Naughton Mary Kelley alias Wright William Hunt Esther M Wood Sarah H Dolbeare and Sarah Hepburne.
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Suffolk
Harriman
J. Wills
Rosanna Campbell
David Hayes
Richard A. Newell
Mary A. Stoddard
Emily Webb Preston
Albert Bisbee
Frederick K. Piper
Sarah Welch
Sarah D. Morrill
Benjamin G. Gay
Julia A. Long
Patrick Gallagher
Bertha E. Ely
Margaret Doherty
Emily T. Smith
James Lane
Eliza M. Walsh
Thomas F. Boland
Margaret Brown
Ellen Peers
George Lovely
Charles T. Roberts
Louise Johnson
Maria L.robinson
Mary A. Vose
Jesse F. Kingsbury
Ann A. Naughton
Mary Kelley Alias Wright
William Hunt
Esther M. Wood
Sarah H. Dolbeare
Sarah Hepburne
Insolvency Court Discharges and Adjournments in Suffolk Case List
In Suffolk Massachusetts insolvency court, October 28, discharges were granted to William K. Cunningham George W. Crocker Eugene T. Horsford William P. Harrington H Norman Cox Albion J Tarbox Richard S Tubman. Discharges were refused for John P Thornton John T Wilson Abram A Spitz Calvin G Goodwin. Adjourned third meetings were set for December 30 in cases including William C B Fifisid Edmund Keyes Thrasvolous N Capreras Royal Assurance League and the Massachusetts Prudential order. Adjourned to December 2 in Munz and Kinzler. Third meetings were held and closed in Chester Williams Lewis L P Atwood Amanda D French. The adjourned second meeting was in the ...
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Suffolk
Harrman
William KE. Cunningham
George W. Crocker
Eugene T. Horsford
William P. Harrington
H. Norman Cox
Albion J. Tarbox
Richard S. Tubman
John P. Thornton
John T. Wilson
Abram A. Spitz
Calvin G. Goodwin
Willaim C.b.fifisid
Edmund Keyes
Thrasvoulous N. Capreras
Royal Assurance League
Massachusetts Prudential
Munz & Kinzler
Chester Williams
Lewis L. P. Atwood
Amanda D. French
Cambridge News Briefs Amid Local Politics And City Works
Mrs. W H Phelps of Green street was taken to Cambridge Hospital with pneumonia and may recover with proper care. Work resumes on the new engine house in Ward 8 and Police Station 3 remodeling will follow. Rumors swirl about Henderson’s withdrawal from the senatorial race and a possible mayoral bid, with local Republican tensions stoking speculation. Captain Dallinger resigns from Company B to run his Costa Rica plantation, supporters urge keeping him on for a long service medal. Voters in most wards oppose John Read unless Doyle runs, suggesting broad GOP strife. HARVARD BRIDGE.
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W. H. Phelps
Green Street
Cambridge Hospital
Webber
Prospect Street
Henderson
Costa Rica
Cambridge
John Read
Alderman Doyle
Mr. Henderson
Hapman
Doyle
Harvard Bridge
The Union Club’s Dance at Arcade Hall
An entertaining first social of the Union Bicycle Club drew delegates from most local clubs to Arcade Hall last evening. Medford Cycle Club provided the orchestra with E A Reynolds as floor director assisted by Gus Lieber and aides L W Crawford F J Holdenred V Dugmore H Heiderman B D Bradlee and A F Scribner.
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Arcade Hall
Union Bicycle Club
Medford Cycle Club
Orchesta
E. A. Reynolds
Gus Lieber
L. W. Crawford
F. J. Holdenred
V. Dugmore
H. Heiderman
D. Bradlee
A. F. Scribner
Married in Oct: Davis Goodwin Flagg Delmar Longley Freeman Edwards Alden Edwards Jordan Whittemore Mercer
In Somerville Camden Highlandville South Framingham Medford Boston and elsewhere marriages listed by ministers on Oct 26 27. Names include George L Davis Grace L Goodwin Daniel Flagg Mary E Delmar Edwin P Longley Eliza A Freeman William Pierpont Edwards Mary Louise Alden Forest E Wilson Ilda May Jordan Harry S Whittemore Maude A Mercer.
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Davis—Goodwin
Somerville
St. Thomas’s Church
George W. Durell
George L. Davis
Grace L. Goodwin
Flagg
Delmar
Edward Connolly
Daniel ©. Flagg
Mary E. Delmar
Longley—Freeman
E. Herrick
Edwin P. Longley
Eliza A. Freeman
Boston
Edwards—Alden
Camden
William_ Pierpont Edwards
Mary Louise
William G. Alden
Wilson—Jordan
South Framingham
E. W. Virgin
Forest E. Wilson
Ilda May Jordan
Medfield
Whittemore—Mercer
Highlandville
Andrew Gray
Harry 8. Whittemore
Maude A. Mercer
Death notices from Jamaica Plain to Mont. in late October
Deaths list brief notices from various locations including Jamaica Plain Boston Melrose Stoneham Neihart Mont Hampden Masswith names Bernard K Murray Ralph Pomeroy Ahl Susan Baxter Henry W Brown Julia Helen Cooke Melvin Richardson Octavia Harrington Dudley Chandler Mary Raymond Nathaniel Leman aged 61 to 89 years with dates Oct 25 to Oct 28 and burial details Forest Hills Cemetery Chapel for Murray.
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James P. Cooke
Day
Melvin Richardson
S. R
M. L. Day
Harrington
Octavia Alice
Edwin P. Harrington
Solomon G. Dunscomb
Chandler
Melrose
Dudley Chandler
Ymond
Neihart
Mont
Mary
Robert M. Raymond
George
Caroline A. Bullens
Newton
Howe
Stoneham
P. C. Jones
Enos Howe
Dorchester
Leman
Hampden
Nathaniel R. Leman
Pure California Wines Four Bottles for One Dollar
An advertisement touts Pure California Wines at 31 per gallon, four bottles assorted for $1. Blanchard and Farrar list locations at Dock Square and Faneuil Hall with contact details for purchase.
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Blanchard & Farrar
Dock
Faneuil Hall Sa
East Boston Hopes for Better Electric Light Service
Citizens condemn early extinguishing of lights on the island and ferries. The Noddle Island Assembly votes to lower the initiation fee from 250 to 5. A Democratic rally is planned for Lyceum Hall with Engineman George W Brown returning after illness. The Maverick House undergoes renovation adding an elevator and roof garden.
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Boston
Noddle Island Assembly
Democrate
Lyceum
George W. Brown
Engine 9
Maverick
Charlestown social and local updates from Monument Hall
Char lestown reports a refined party hosted by Entre Nous Club in Monument Hall with about one hundred costumed young ladies and as many gallant men dancing from 8 to 2. Navy marines arrive from New York after World’s Fair duties, Captain Harrington returns from Chicago, and W S Nickerson aids his ill brother-in-law. Local plans include Cadets Armory party, prison roof work starting today, a Boston Elks banquet for John H Dee, and a marriage officiated by Clerk William J Hatton for Charles E Wells and Lizzie Plunkett. Representative Presho campaigns in Ward 5 for re election. William McCormick advances improvements at Bunker Hill street.
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Monument Hall
Entre Nous Club
Ward 4
Navy Yard
New York
Chicago
Rior
Camp Low
Sandy Hook
Harrington
W.S. Nickerson
Bangor
Orono
Cadets’ Armory
Te State Prison
Boston Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John H. Dee
American House
Boston
Suffolk
William J. Hatton
District Court
Charles E. Wells
Lizzie Plunkett
Hayes
Sullivan
Fox and
Kelley
Edward E. Presho
William McCormick
Uart
Bunker Hill Street
Billy
Bunker Hilu
Dorchester Notes On Local Church Services And News
Dorchester updates report a Pioneer Social Club message arriving late. Lieutenant Lee settles into Station 11 duties. Stoughton Street Baptist Church revival services run all week with Evangelist Thomas leading and 7 30 song service. St Peters Church choir improves with J Donovan J Keenan S Herrick Signor Campanari. Baxter Real Estate Bureau dominates Field s Corner. St Peters vesper music by church quartet directed by C H McLaughlin. Baker Memorial Church music led by George E Mitchell praised. Grove Harr.
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Pioneer
Field’s Corner
Lee
Station 4
Station 11
Dorchester
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Evangelist Thomas
St. Peter’s Church
James J. Herrick
J’. H. Keenan
J. B. Donovan
Signor G. Campanari
Baxter Real Estate Bureau
C. H. McLaughlin
Baker Memorial Church
George E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Grove Harr
Sunday Religious Services and Announcements in City
A Sunday notices list shows B Y M Christian Union at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street with a praise service led by William H Baldwin and a Damon Family musical program. Also listed are a 2:45 p m trance lecture at First Spiritual Temple Newbury and Exeter Streets, and the centennial celebration at First M E Church Temple Street with sermons by Drs Chapman Upham and others. Music Hall hosts Christian Patriotism with Dr Murray speaking on The Black Pope in Politics and praised by an immense audience last week.
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B.Y.M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William =H Baldwin
J. A. M. Chapman
Philadelphia
Hanover Street
Edward H. Dunn
Trafton and Hatch
S. F. Upham
Madison
N. J
Music Hall
C. E. Murray
D.D
Chicago
Alderman Leary lauds cross-examiner Naphen in Moore nomination case
South Boston notes praise for Henry F. Naphen's cross examination in the Moore nomination legality. Norris defends himself at the hearing, while independent leaders move the ticket. Local updates include new arc lights at Flavey Bros., a sacred concert, a coffee party for pave, a pool tournament, and the pursuit of escaped convict Lynch with no London pursuit yet. A Universalist Church entertainment and an injury update on Dr. Ferguson are also reported amid Alderman nomination tensions and local politics.
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Alderman Leary
M. J. Moore
Henry F. Naphen
Commonwealth
M. W. Norris
Moore
Norris
Democratic Party
Flavey Bros
St. Joseph’s Hall
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Murray & Irwins’ Pool
Broadway
Gill’s
Coulter
Lynch
Boston
London
Universalist Church
Olive Homans
Annie H. Libby
Newton Wilcox
Mabel Weeks
J.J. Lewis
Vienna
John Ferguson
Columbus
Flood
City Port
Somerville Republican Rally and Police Chief Dow Farewell
Somerville hosts a Republican rally at ClarEndon Hall with President Capen of Tufts presiding and Hon Mahlon Chance of New York as speaker. Bert Poole to present cartoons and music to follow. Sergeant Dow resigns after twenty years, leaving for Madison Square Garden duties in New York City.
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Clarendon Hall
Capen
Tufts College
Mahlon Chance
New York
Bert Poole
Somerville
Sergeant Dow
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Dow
Somerville Christian Endeavor Union
Prospect Hill
Somerville Cycle Club
Reading
Republican Club
Arthur W. Haynes
W. J. Whittredge
Daniel Crocker
Frank P. Holt
Frank P. Bowker
Brennan and McCarthy Tie the Knot at St Charles Church
The Cambridge groom P H Brennan wed Miss Mary J McCarthy of Allston at St Charles Church with Father Rossi officiating. Best man William S Condon and bridesmaid Annie McCarthy attended. guests presented costly gifts and a reception followed at Everett street, then a dance that evening. Bracon Park.
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P. H. Brennan
Cambridge
Mary J. McCarthy
Allston
St. Charles’s Church
Father Rossi
William S. Condon
Annie McCarthy
Everett Street
Jennie Brown
Pratt Street
Albert A. Smith
Cambridge Street
James Goodson
Cambridge Street Crossing
East Cambridge
Goodson
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Bracon Park
Fire destroys A Teachout & Co warehouses in Cleveland
A. Teachout & Co suffered a total loss after a blaze and explosion in their mantels and grate warehouses on Michigan street and Canal in Cleveland. The fire left only walls gone and caused injuries to several firemen, while Charles Kyler died from fatal injuries and others were cut or bruised.
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Cleveland
A. Teachout & Co
Michigan Street
Canal
Charles Kyler
Michael Maloney
John Kelly
A. Collins
George Druhler
Passengers Held at Queenstown Sail Steamship Aurania
About fifty passengers booked to board the City of New York at Queenstown could not sail due to stormy weather. The City of New York proceeded without a call, and these travelers will now depart for New York on the Aurania.
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London
New York
Queenstown
Aurania
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George W. Oakman
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Wood Turner
Court Square
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William H. Mitchell
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Henry
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David T. Montague
Pilan D. Fellows
Louis W. Darling
Franklin Adams
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James M. Nolan
George W. Moore
Wilbur H. Smith
James H. White
American Bobbin, Spool & Shuttle Company
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William A. Bacon
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C. Carver Company
H. W. Bragg
A. H. Latham
W.S. Bowie
Jane E. Scott
Buena Vista
Beacon Street
W.G. Waitt
H. Wheeler
Frank Lewis
Mary E. Norton
Havre Street
W. B. Stevens
C. H. Sprague
Canmbridge
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Emery
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California
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Hawthorn Street
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William L. Swan
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Swan
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Crescent Beach
Joseph P. Bixby
Washington
Buffalo
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Dispensary Medical Association
Dr. Pierce
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U. S
Dearborn Street
Ill
Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
Alpheus Ma. Stets O”m
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