Train Schedules From Carbondale and Connecting Lines
The News of Carbondale presents a schedule listing Delaware and Hudson Railroad departures and arrivals dated November 24, 1001. It details trains to Albany Montreal and New England joints, Wayne and Honesdale connections, and Sunday services from Waymart and Forest City areas with times and routes to Carbondale, Wilkes Barre, and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prato
Carbondale
Eligatalion
Walt
Sdhinitun
Wilkow
Sindae
Albany
Satutomi
Montreal
Moston
New ‘Land
Wayntt
Honesdale
Waymart
Wonordale
Ng Do P
Wilkes Barre
Thal
Yy Hee
Wis Vet
Mit
AKAIO
Wismart
Trains and Schedules Between Carbondale Scranton Distances
Schedule notes list trains from Carbondale to Scranton with fees and times, including departures Sunday at 7.00 and 21.00. It records arrivals from Scranton at 11.10 a.m. and 6.10 a.m. and connections to New York, Wall Street, and other points. contains scattered times and incorrect spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouve
Carbondale
Scranton
Prattes
New York
Cotne ‘Wall
Points North
Loo P
Tribune subscribers urged to report delivery irregularities
The Tribune asks readers to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch or Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. Delinquency reports aid improved service and are urged to be submitted at once.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Eight Novices Take Vows at St Rose Convent
Eight novices took religious vows at St Rose Convent in a solemn ceremony led by Rt Rev Bishop Hoban. Five sisters then professed final vows receiving full habit, with the event marking a poignant, possibly last reception before Mt. St. Marys Seminary opens in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Convent
Hoban
St. Rose
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Scranton
Bishop Hoban
Justina
Monahan
Clare Gilhool
Elizabeth Maloney
Susquehanna
Mary Dolorita
Lenore Saxe
Dushore
Mary Luigi
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
Mary Mark
Catherine Heslin
Pittston
Mary Carmelita
Mary Leon
Mary Romaine
Pleasant Mount
T.F. Coffey
W. G
George Dixon
W. A. Gorman
This City
P. J. McManus
St. Paul's
N. J. McManus
Holy Rosary
M. F. Crane
Avoca
J. Griffin
Cathedral
J. V. Huassie
Hazleton
Etev
P. J. Colligan
Plains
P. F. Broderick
P. BF Quinnan
West Pittston
J. J. Feeley
Tunkhannock
J. J. Henry
Coffee Fades Nerves. Doctor Finds Relief with Postum
An elderly man describes years of sinking spells and nervous trouble from coffee. After switching to Postum he notes improved kidneys and overall health, claiming the doctor was nervous from coffee and regained steadiness after using Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
San Antonio
Postum Co
Mujite Creek
Mich
Fragments from a Father Bader Note Reveal Clergy Reference
A terse line attributes a note to Father Bader of an religious order, mentioning a name or title amid unclear context. The fragment suggests a clerical attribution within a historical church or community record.
Trio of State Singers to Aid Home for the Friendless
Wide interest in the Trio of State concert at the new Armory Thursday night prompts the management to offer desirable seats at fifty and seventy five cents with other good stalls at regular prices. Madame Blauvelt and her husband Pendleton express strong support for the charity and will perform her best. Carbondale residents can obtain tickets and reserved seats at Clark’s drug store.
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New Armory
Madame Blauvelt
Pendleton
Mme. Blauvelt
Carbondale
Clark
Trinity Parish Work Annual Reports Show Good Results
The Trinity Episcopal church annual meeting presided by Rev. R A Sawyer reviewed a year of parish work with the old vestry re-elected including J P A Tingley W R Morss and others. The treasurer noted debt reduction and the Sunday school reports described flourishing finances and strong pupil attendance with 226 pupils, 25 teachers and 7 officers across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
R. A. Sawyer
J. Norman Gelder
J. P. A. Tingley
W. R. Morss
C. W
Morss
W. Pethick
Stanley Retten
John F. Wheeler
John Orchard
J. Stanley Retten
Elizabeth Widger
Attendance War Report Sees Slight Improvement
A brief item notes attendance figures are somewhat better than last year, with no further details on cities or organizations provided.
Struggling for Honor Delights Grand Crowd This Week
Jerry Donovan leads the Murry and Mackie troupe at the Grand with A Struggle for Honor a love and war themed drama. The company draws big houses and presents clever specialties. Remaining attractions include Brother Against Brother Dangers of Great City Michael Strogoff Across the Continent The Irish Exile and The Price of Life or A True Kentuckian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Donovan
Murry & Mackie
Grand
Michael Strogoff
Casey Improves After Brouhaha Of Hiccups
Edward Casey’s condition improves daily after severe hiccup episodes. Remedies suggested by readers were tried with mixed results while his family thanks well wishers for sympathy and support during his distress and weakness.
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Edward Casey
Casey
Early Closing Again Driven by Merchants Pact Violations
Clerks adopt resolutions to enforce a 6 30 closing hour after ongoing violations by merchants who stay open past the agreed time. A committee will visit offenders to ensure compliance while a May dance with Mozart orchestra is planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Association
Merchants’ Association
Merchants' Association
Mozart Orchestra
Woman's Christian Temperance union visits Emergency Hospital
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance union and friends visited Emergency hospital to spread sunshine. A short program featured vocal solos by Mrs. H. F. Clark Miss Carrie Lever and Miss Patterson with violin by Miss Graham plus recitations by Miss Eleanor Jones Miss Rolls and Mise Watkins. Flowers were distributed in wards and gifts acknowledged with a Bible quote. Flowers were sent by Mes cimes Trautwein Estabrook Turnbull.
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Woman's Christ In Temperance Union
Emergency
H. F. Clark
Carrie Lever
Grimsby
Miss Rolls
Mise Watkins
Jimmie
Jesus
Mescimes Trautwein
Estabrook
Turnbull
That Chapter on Scott's Emulsion and Child Health
A historical note describes the common tale of Scott's Emulsion aiding a frail child. The pattern shows small daily doses, appetite improvement, increased vigor, and weight gain as the child becomes healthier. The source mentions chemists and sample offers associated with the remedy.
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Scott
Fragmentary List of Names and Items in Local Notice
A partial OCR text lists individuals such as Wade and Decker with other names like Kensley Giles Lingfelter Wolfe and Patterson. Items include canned fruit and jelly and apples. The fragmentary record hints at a community notice or sale listing without complete details.
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Wade
Mra
C. 4. Decker
A. Kensley
L. Giles
J. Lingfelter
W. Anderson
L. D. Wolfe
D. W. Humphrey
C. EB. Decker
A. Breese
P. Butler
F. Kilpatrick
T. Barnard
BE. van Gorder
Mise Patterson
Griffith Morgans Funeral At Maplewood In Scranton
The funeral for Griffith Morgan was held Monday afternoon in Maplewood with large attendance including delegates from the Knights of Pythias and Foresters of America. Rev. A. F. Chaffee and Rev. Mr. Roberts conducted services. pallbearers and out of town mourners listed from multiple nearby towns.
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Griffith
Knights of Pythias
John R. Thomas
William Lewis
Joseph Wallace
Foresters of America
Charles Siebold
Harry Matthews
James Solomon
Joseph Jenkins
John D. Jenkins
Shawnee
Henry Jones
Timothy Jones
Annie Jones
Margaret Moses
John Beynon
Daniel Davis
W. Thomas
William Fivans
Scranton
Parry
Edward Williams
Olyphant
John Williams
Jennie Williams
Peckville
Joseph Roberts
William Davis
Hannah Humphrey
Abram Elkin
Jermyn
E. Thomas
William Jones
Wandling
Charity Ball Reveals Carbondallana Social Set
The Scranton charity ball drew notable attendees including Mrs. M Morrison, Mr and Mrs John O Rourke, Missrael Angella, Eleanor and Genevieve Bira, Agnes Coughlin, Margaret Morrison, Elizabeth Brennan, Libbie Burke, Tessie Margaret Belinda Kathryn Winifred Higgins, Margaret Killeen, Mollie Gilmartin, Catherine Little, and many others. Attendees also included John Devanney A J Hansen P F Fox M J Murphy John Carden John Harte Burke P H Gilleran John Delaney W F F Loftus V C Manners M J Horan.
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Scranton
Boston Easter visit ends with Davies Creation recital
Deputy Revenue Collector W D Evans spent Easter in Boston with son John Evans who is completing a two year course at the New England Conservatory of Music. He heard world famed tenor Ben Davies in the oratorio Creation to great acclaim. Davies will perform in Scranton on Thursday night at the new armory for a Home for the Friendless benefit.
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W. D. Evans
Boston
John Evans
New England Conservatory of Music
Evans
Ben Davies
Davies
Scranton
New Armory
Home For the Friendless
Frank P Fox Visits Saegertown Promoting Mineral Water
Frank P. Fox, former Anthracite proprietor, is in town for a few days. He remains with the Saegertown Mineral Water company and is actively promoting the product while greeting many friends, despite a business driven visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Fox
Fox
Saegertown Mineral Water Company
St Aloysius Society Draws Easter Monday Winners
Miss Margaret McDonald and M J Manley won the favors at the St Aloysius society social in the Burke building. They stood on the chalk mark at the end of the grand march. Miss McDonald received an order for a dozen photographs while Mr Manley exhib ited a fine meerschaum pipe as the trophy of his luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDonald
M. J. Manley
St. Aloysuis Society
Burke Building
Officers Elected at Olive Leaflodge No 156 Odd Fellows
A section of officers was elected Monday evening at Olive Leaflodge No 156 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Noble grand Frank Wells, vice grand J B Palmountain, secretary Charles Whitlock, treasurer Edward Hall, trustee Chris Shultz, third member relief committee H J Hall. Installation set for April 14.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Frank Wells
Palmountain
Charles Whitlock
Edward Hall
Chris, Shultz
Relief Committee
H. J. Hall
Germania's Festival Lights Up Ger Mania Hall
The annual Germianias festival gathers tonight in Ger Mania hall for a social highlight. A rare evening is expected as the event promises a great display of community spirit with refreshments to follow.
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Germania Hall
Young People Meetings at Berean Church
Services continue this evening at Berean Baptist Church with a special focus on young people. The invitation is extended to the church, congregation and their friends to attend these interesting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Church
Berean Baptist Church
Meetings Tonight at Carbondale Lodges and Auxiliaries
Carbondale hosts gatherings of Fraternity and civic groups this evening. Free and Accepted Masons Father Citizen branch and Catholic Knights meet alongside Pioneer Castle Knights Mystic Chain Carbondale lodge Knights of Pythias. Ladies auxiliary of Railroad Engineers also convenes in the afternoon.
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Carbondale Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Father Citizen Branch
Catholic Knights
Pioneer Castle
Knights Mystic Chain
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Railroad
Employee Jake Connor Resigns for Delaware and Hudson
Matthew Connor leaves his six month post at B. S. Clark's grocery to take a position with the Delaware and Hudson Company.
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Matthew Connor
B. 8. Clark's
Delaware and Hudson Company
Miss Ella Boland and Patrick Hughes Wedding Today
The wedding of Miss Ella A. Boland and Patrick F. Hughes, president of the Carbondale school board, will be held this morning at 8 o'clock with a hospital mass in St. Rose Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Boland
Patrick F. Hughes
Carbondale School
St. Rose Ehurch
Malone Bros Open New Shaving Parlors in Scurry Building
In New Quarters Malone Bros open shaving parlors fitted up in the Scurry building on Bulein avenue confirming the move to a newly arranged facility.
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Malone Bros
Bulein Avenue
Passing Throng Visits Casts Wide New York Sojourn
Harry Bunce of Susquehanna called on Robert Gardner on Washington Street Monday. Mrs. Louis Rector and Mrs. Horace H W Daley returned from a two week visit in New York City. Miss Dana Van Gorder, Cortland public school teacher, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bunce
Susquehanna
Robert Gardner
Washington Street
Louis Rector
Horace HW. Daley
New York City
Dana van Gorder
Cortland
N. Y
Visitor Returns Home After Brief Carbondale Visit
G B Van Gorder on Terrace street reports that his niece Miss Jennie Clarke of Atlatia avenue Beranton has returned to her home after a short visit with relatives in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. van Gorder
Terrace Street
Mr. Vanorder
Jennie Clarke
Atlatia Avenue
Beranton
Carbondale
Jermyn and Mayfield Local News Roundup
The Jermyn and Mayfield column reports a Friday evening book lecture at the Methodist Episcopal church, with a full audience anticipated. It lists judges, clerks, prosecutors, defendants, lawyers, witnesses, jurors, and organizers under Co. A. Battenberg as arranging the trial.
Easter supper at Blakely Baptist church features cross and anchor displays
The Blakely Baptist church hosted a distinctive Easter supper arranged around a cross centerpiece with yellow crepe paper, lilies, and anchors. The Ladies' Initial society prepared the menu, as miners observed the eight hour day with all collieries idle and a lecture or performance at the Father Mathew opera house. Mrs Letitia Reese departed for New York en route to Wales to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Baptist Church
Father Mathew Opera House
Allan Villalr
Prince
Letitia Reese
New York
Wales
Local notes and incidents from Peckville area
Druggist W and Blues and Merchants Hoberts Bros rapid expansion to ready occupancy. Union Day observances by Werahpa tribe with officers elected. W Budd housed at Samuel White residence, Main Street. W F P Ketchum clears debris from store cellar. Mrs G W Nothstein ill on Malin Street. Local WHastern Stur chapter to meet at hose company rooms. Ralph Day returns to Wilkes-Barre after visit with grandmother Mrs Barber. Walter Lloyd visits Waymart. A J Behooley receives 600 for full insurance payout on household effects. Funeral of Munroe Beott following fatal burn incident.
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W. & Blues
Hoberts Bros
Wilson Fire Company
Prophet
William H. Mitchell
Sachem
T. M. Allen
Sagamore
F.C. Sherman
William Day
James Winston
Miles RB. Wedeman
F. Edwards
Jesse Scott
Grand Council
M. B. Wedeman
Budd
Samuel White
Main Street
W. FP
Ketchum
G. W. Nothstein
Malin Street
Whastern Stur
Hose Company
Ralph Day
Wilkes-Burge
Funeral at Prospect Hill Cemetery After Local Fire Tragedy
The fire occurred Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. F. Gendall conducted services at the deceased’s parents home. A large attendance included the local lodge of the Improved Order of Red Men with their ritual at the grave. Interment followed at Prospect Hill cemetery. Rev. B Simpkins and son Leonard of Hawley visited town yesterday.
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F. Gendall
The
Improved Order of Red Men
Thomas Swales
Prospect Hill
Simpkins
Leonard
Hawley
Taylor Community Notes Include Glee Club Reception and Local Events
The German Glee club hosted a reception in Neugler's hall to honor M. Strine with gold cuff buttons and M. Berger with a meerschaum pipe. Judge & Co's silk mill foreman James Hennigan received a silk umbrella as he leaves for Paterson New Jersey. David J. Davis recovers at home after mining injuries. Charity hall attendance from town members. Temporary bridge built over Keyser creek on Oak street after flood. James J. Davis takes charge of Parker House hotel on Union street. Taylor Juvenile choir rehearses for national eisteddfod on Decoration Day. Misses Margaret S Thomas and Mary Jones visited relatives in Providence. John G. Jones near illness at Taylor street home. Miss Carmela Nyhart visiting grandparents on North Main street.
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Ainglug
Neugler's Hall
M. Strine
M. Berger
Glee Club
Judge &Co
James Hennigan
Paterson
N. J
David J. Davis
North Taylor
Pyne
Moses Taylor Hospital
Davis
P. Mullerin
Moore
M. Ludgate
Scranton
Oak Street
James J. Davis
Lorenz's
Parker House
Union Street
Taylor
New Armory
Llewellyn's Hill
Margaret
Thomas
Mary Jones
Providence
John G. Jones
Taylor Street
Carmela Nyhart
Lincoln Heights
Charles J. Evans
North Main Street
Entertainment and social event in Jessup notes
The Jessup entertainment and serial event ran Monday evening under St James Total Abstinence and Benvolent society with T J Coyne of Providence supervising. Coyne’s Providence Dramatic company head considers producing a future local play. Meanwhile April 1 holiday forced miners to idle, as Miss Maloney of Providence visits her brother Richard Maloney on Main Street. Miss Nealon of Grassy Street enrolled at Scranton Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Wik U& Brand
T. J. Coyne
Providence
Myr. Coyne
Providence Dramatic Company
Miss Maloney
Richard Maloney
Main Street
Nealon
Grassy Street
The
Scranton Business College
Paper Hangers Strike Averted
A muddled report from Liv Associated Prox in Murriahum says a strike by paper hangers was averted today after wage talks. The union reportedly pressed for higher wages, but the signer of the wage seal refused, making an immediate pay increase doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murriahum
Piper Langers
Tlw
Pilin
Pulnier
Local Brief Teeters on Unclear OCR Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment from April mentions a citizen of Bookport and an indecipherable event with likely local notices. Names and specifics are unreadable but imply a minor public record or social note.
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Father Bader
Order of Redlemptortiats
Trinity Parish Work
Salurius Oeeneenenne
Wdaiee
Baster
Onpilans’ Fund
Nsenenss Organ Fund
Etree Ee
Lane
Ees
Wecount Wood General Review
Kastor
Val
Basher
Pittsburg Childtom
Bcodls
Guy Pearlot
Social
Odd Fellows
Jermyn and Mayfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
William J. Baker
R. W. Rymer
Upstaff
Frank G. Winter
Ita
Co. A. Battenberg
Philip Snyder
Maynard R. Thompson
James Shields
Dr. Harding
James Nicholson
H. J. Wheeler
Jacob van Sick
United Mine Workers
Lois
Frank Freas
Bacon Street
Henry Smallacombe
Third Street
Erie
Andrew Clarkson
South Main Street
Archbald
Frank Burns
East Side
Clarkson
David Thomas
Toney Franchon
West Side
Haster
Mike Couch
Squire Hills
Swarthmore
Friends
WM. W. Birdsall
New York Tribune
Daily Tribune
Fomtena
Keview
Tribune Farmer
Fiie Weekly Tribune
Eekly ‘Tribune
Lrive
Jessup
Negro Stevedoor
Bentirw Litle
Preetue Wright
Womiment
Bookport
Ind
Tuday
Lafayette College
Yyractse University
the College
College of Fine Arts
Hull
College of Applied Science
College of Medicine
Upson
Mes Kents
College of Law
Lawstta
Europe
Achulars
James Roscoe Day
Ll.d
Syracuse, N. Y
John Macouffie
Sehous
Springfield
Mass
Ough College
Attia
Certificate, Adniterious
Scranton Correspondence School
T. J. Foster
Elmer H. Lawall
Lreas
BR. J. Foster
Giamecy P. Allen
Hotel Sothern
Virginia Avenue
Able Avenue
Atlanti City
N. R. Bothwell
Dees Miles
Miles
Viet Wright
Mockpent
Wright
Adails
B. W. Grove
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