The Tarrying Tramp Heads Toward Winter Shelter
A humorous yet pointed look at the approaching tramp season as police stations expect weary wanderers to seek shelter. Describes patrols at Dorchester and Roxbury stations, the Hawkins Street home opening for lodgings, and the juggle of public sentiment toward vagabonds amid calls for order and refuge.
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Robin Red
Morpheus
Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Hawkins Street
Does Advertising Pay at Small Bros Shoe Sale
The Boston Post reports that Small Bros at 617 619 Washington Street ran a large shoe sale ad on Sept 17 18. The store drew crowds from dawn until after 4 am to buy first class ladies and gentlemen footwear, with the sale running until stock is cleared and bargains limited to early shoppers.
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Boston Post
Messrs. Small Bros
Washington Street
Boston
Post
Winter excursions to the Pacific coast offered from Boston
Me and Mrs Raymond Whitcomb plan two early trips for winter sun seekers. Departing Boston on Wednesday October 18, travelers will spend a week at the Raymond Whitcomb Grand Hotel in Chicago during the exposition. One party heads to Monterey via Colorado and Utah, the other to San Diego via Las Vegas Hot Springs and Santa Fe. Return tickets are valid for months with route choices. A free information book is available from Raymond Whitcomb, 296 Washington Street, Boston.
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California
Pacific Coast
Me&Mrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Utah
San Diego
Las Vegas Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Washington Street
Queen Regent Opens States General in The Hague
The Queen Regent opened the Dutch Parliament at The Hague as the new session began. She urged an electoral reform bill as the first measure, to be followed by factory sanitation and reforms in administration of the Dutch East Indian colonies, with no tax changes recommended.
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the Hague
States General
Netherlands
Water Front Notes Sailors and Fishery News
The schooner Ethel B. Jacobs docked for keel repairs after a rock buoy misplacement near No Man's Land. Fishermen report lively herring catches selling bait at 1.50 per barrel while the J. J. Moore brought the death of Captain D B Arnold at sea. A New Haven medical examiner cites heart disease. A city swill wagon dump reveals uneven food waste distribution. Helen Brewer reports a crewman killed falling thirty feet, George Bartlett, aged 31, from Yarmouth. Tug Vim at East Boston repairs after collision with a ferry. crew unharmed. The Landsman ends.
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Ethel B. Jacobs
No Man’s Land
Belle Franklin
J. J. Moore
International Steamship Company
D. B. Arnold
Arnold
New Haven
la Roach
Helen Brewer
Manila
George Bartlett
Yarmouth
Eng
Boston Tow Boat Company
Vim
East Boston
James Foster, Jr
Crippen Firm Assigns for Benefit of Creditors
The Crippen, Lawrence & Co. firm, dominant in Western loan business in Northern New England, assigns in Denver for creditors. Henry J. Crippen and Edson J. Hill lead the process with Stephen H. Stout as assignee. assets over 1.35 million, liabilities around 900 thousand. Debenture bonds totaling 530,300 are secured by about 558,000 in loans to Kimball and Chase trustees.
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Concord
N. H
Denver
Crippen, Lawrence & Co
New Hampshire
New England
Henry J. Crippen
Eastern Paper
Colorado
Joseph J
Samuels. Kimball
French Officers Visit Boston Under Acting Mayor Lee
French naval officers, about twenty strong, toured Boston landmarks including Long Wharf Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market with Acting Mayor John H. Lee. They dined at Parker House after a 3:30 to 5 p m affair and watched drills by Commodore Soley and the Naval Reserve.
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John H. Lee
Lee
Humbert
Soley
H. H. Carter
Fry
Naval Brigade
M. Eugene ‘Thiebaut
Long Wharf
Faneuil Hall
Quincy Market
Commercial Street
Globe Office
Parker House
Naval Reserve
Northern Pacific may return Wisconsin Central lease to owners
In Milwaukee on September 19 the fate of the Wisconsin Central between St. Paul and Chicago hung in the balance as Northern Pacific receivers urged returning the line to its owners. Chicago and Northern Pacific sought to bar possession and force operations on both routes while arguments continued in court.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Chicago
Northern Pacific Company
United States
Chicago and Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific
Northern
Excursion from Boston to the World’s Columbian Exposition
Our special personally conducted trip departs Boston October 7 at 3 p m aboard Fitchburg Railroad’s elegant Vestibuled Pullman. It includes six hours at Niagara Falls, six days at Chicago near the Exposition, and a $80 package covering rail, sleeping accommodations, meals, baggage, six admissions, and hotel stays. Early registration urged as price attracts many travelers.
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Boston
Fitchburg
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
ALLEN
Michigan Columbian Hotel
Trustees Sale by Auction Sealed Proposals City Greenhouses
Trustees sale by auction set for Sept 20 with estates listed on Washington and Concord streets and land near Norfolk Ave and Bartlett St in Ward 20 Sealed proposals to sell land for City Greenhouses and Nursery addressed to Mayor N Matthews Jr due by Sept 25 at City Hall Boston right to reject bids WM Doogue Sept 9 1893.
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Washington St
Concord St
Norfolk Ave
Bartlett St
Notice for Appearance in Boston Civil Suit 1893
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk gives Daniel P. Gosline v J P Mer action of contract for 128.15 dollars. Defendant not found in Boston. notice to appear on October seventh. Attested copy to be published in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks. Judge John F. Brown clerk.
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Common Wealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Holden
Daniel P. Gosline
J. ©. Palmer
Boston Post
John F. Brown
Oscar F. Timlin
Dissolution of Partnership Between Apeshetsky and Ginsberg
A partnership formerly between Jacob Apeshetsky and Wolf Ginsberg is dissolved by mutual consent. Betsey Brigensky of 48 Salem Street will assume all debts and collect all bills. Boston date Sept 19 18093.
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Jacob Apeshetsky
Wolf Ginsberg
Betsey Brigensky
Salem Street
Jacob Apeshptsky
Boston Tax Auction List of City Estates in 1893
City Collector of Taxes cites unpaid 1892 levies on numerous Boston parcels in Wards 21 23 with sale set for October 12 1893 at 10 am in Old Court House Court Square. Parcels include houses buildings and thousands of feet of land across Orient Saratoga Paris Addison and other streets with owners trustees and heirs listed against each parcel. The notice directs payment of taxes costs and charges to avoid sale.
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Boston
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee of
Thomas I. Deleanty
Edward L. Quigley
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Old Court House
Court Square
S. Marie Ayers
Orient Avenue
Whitman and Breck
Annie FE. Barker
Stephen P. Weld
Saratoga Street
James Biggio
Andrew Crowe
Boston Land Company
George, Carlen, Junior
Thomas Gallagher
Nathaniel M. Jewett
East Eagle Street
Eddy
Frank Casey
John F. Nickerson
Paris Street
Coleman Cook
Mary QC
Jaycox
Brutaw Street
Margaret BE. Cox
Addison Street
Sarah F. Farrell
Charles M. Beldon
Falcon Street
Faddy
Joan D. W. Joy
Woodbury Langdon
Charlies B. Gookin
Elmer Andrews
Bennington Street
Mary Kelly
Cornelius Lovell
Arthur E. Denison
Eutaw Street
John McCormick
Sarah McLaren
Frances M. McLaughlin
Willard Welsh
Whitman and
Breck
Frank St. Morrison
William H. Morse
Trenton Street
Patrick O'Donnell
Chelsea Street
Horace Partridge
White Street
Also
Edward Pearl
Meridian Street
Sarah Sanderson
Pope Street
Louisa EB. Sias
Annie G. Waters
Alice A. Chase
Princeton Street
Ashley Avenue
Stephen S. Weld
Byron Street
Wordsworth
John M. Whiton Heira
Marion Street
Decatur Street
James and Catherine Cleary
Orleans Street
Francis J. da Silva
James F. Donnelly
Nathan G. Green
Wesley Street
Michael Kennerk
London Street
Webster Street
Sumner Street
Whitney
Jonathan Merrill
Mary EK. O’brien
Haynes Street
Eugene O'Riley
Cottage Street
Carroll Court
Maurice Freeman
Cook Street
Medford
Lorin J. Fuller
Main Street
Granville Greenleaf
Perkins Street
Almont. S. Hart
Seth Turner
Philadelphia
Comny
Medford Street
Mystic
Boston and Maine Railroad
James H. Hutchings
John C. Tucker
Almira S. Pratt
Quincy Street
Mary McDonald
Belmont
Samuel Cutter
Mary B. Zoller
Louis Abrams
Myer J. Lurie
Jennie Beloskie
Causeway Street
Prince Street
Rollin H. Allen
James Stevenson
Lancaster Street
Marion Caron
Honora G. Garci
Portland Street
James J. Doherty
Thacher Street
Charles F. Donnelly
North Margin Street
Frederick A. Freeman
Stamford Street
Wond Street
Ozias H. Mather
Laura A. Maione
Endicott Street
Frederick J. Stark
Thomas J
James W. Quinn
South Margin Street
Joseph Torrey
Norman Street
George S. Wells—Building
Standish Court
Catherine Gallagher
Hyde Street
Ward Street
William H. Glennon
Vale Street
Caroline C. Field
Mary A. Coffee
John Glennon
Dorchester Street
Thomas Gogin
Dorchester Avenue
Frederick A. Green
Timothy A. Bresnahan
Boston Street
Solomon Sanborn
Michael J. Collins
Benjamin A. Ham
Francis A. Hartford
Jacob Pr. Power
Mary EB. Hartford
Gates Street
Sarah B. Horton
Bessie Dugan
Ellery Street
Mary Mitchell
West Fourth Street
Telegraph Street
Charles J. Page
Francis P. Adams
East Highth Street
Catherine Ryan
William Peard
William A. Perry
Old Colony Railroad Company
Ewer Street
Wilson
Samuel H. N. V Pierce
Martha M. ‘Thompson
Arthur E
William ‘T. Thompson
Gifford Price
Martha M. Thompson
Woodward Street
Joseph M. Wade
Joseph E. Wilson
Stephen P. Welc
D Street
Stephen P. Welch
West Eighth Street
Old Colony
George B. Cushing
George W. Smith
Ella F. Alger
Westminster Street
Robert J. Breen
Sawyer Street
John Callahan
Edward Callahan
Hasking Street
Joseph A. Campbell
Tremont Street
Andrew J. Church
Benjamin F. Kennerson
East Windsor Street
Bridget Cowboy
Cabot Street
Ann T. Connolley
Joseph Pink
Patrick Duffy
Parnell Street
Horace M. Ford
Arnold Street
Mary J. Howe
Madison Street
George H. Mason
Newhbern Street
Bridget O'Rourke
Margaret L
Elizabeth B. Wheeler
Stephen IP. Welch
Windsor Place
Warwick Street
Margaret L. Moran
Alexander S. Twombly
Ariel J. Cummings
Charles W. Whitcomb
Charles G. White
Church Place
Annie FE. Arnold
Eustis Street
Ernest.Brennan
Langdon Street
Daniel F. Aan
John J. Cantwell
Thomas B. Briges
Farnham Street
Emma C. Pearson
William Minot
Jeremiah Carew
Carew Freestone Company
Swett Street
Albert A. Cobb
Said Carew
Nathan Chapman
James L. Karrick
Dudley Street
Greenville Street
David W. Cheever
Hampden Street
Matthias Donnelly
Adams Street
Charles F. Eaton
Nonquit Street
Frederick W. Webster
Frank M
Albert G. Frost
William Gray
James J. McCarthy
Dewey Street
Danube Street
Elizabeth DP
Wayland
Helen G. Irvin
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Mary A. Kilduff
Shirley Street
Hoyt
Norfolk
Bridget Looney
Ouincy Street
Rose Marley
Forest Street
Cheever Newhall
Erma J
George M. Glazier
Dudler Street
Ellis
SuiTolk
Pruge
Bartholomew O'Keefe
Stephen BP. Weld
Lovedeed Court
Tarnham Street
Thomas B. Briggs
Agnes BE
Wayland Street
Mary J. Stearns
George Street
Eugene Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
Ebenezer Sumner
Benjamin Laney
Alexander Street
Rice
Frederick W. Webbster
Davenport Avenue
Hartford Davenport
Clara E. Bad'am
Otto Dietrich
Clifton Street
Marshfield Street
Jarvis Place
Moses
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Lexington Street
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Haverhill Street
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Water Street
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Common Street
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Lowell Street
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Huntington Avenue
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Fallen Street
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Tyler Street
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Timothy Shea
Albany Place
William Power Wilson
van Rensselaer Place
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West Third Street
Margaret King
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Gold Street
Joseph G. Lafield
Martin O’brien
Ontario Street
Dennis A. Reardon
Hayden Place
Michael H. Barstow
Lawrence Connelly
East Fourth Street
Margaret Prederick
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Bridget Brothers
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William Cheyne
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Timothy F. Crowley
Bolton Street
Benjamin Durgin
Claude H. Fleming
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Thomas Park
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Martha Stanley
Walnut Place
William H. Hunt
Sabina E. Jenkins
Wellington Street
Edward Lynch
West
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Moody Merrill
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Edward J. Murphy
Tda F. Paul
Chester Park
Sarah T. Roberts
Camden Street
Sarah A. Springer
Charles H. Drew
Stevens Street
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Greenwich Park
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