Trains and Schedules Highlight Carbondale Area Routes
Fragmentary notes describe November rail service around Carbondale with trains to and from Waymart Honesdale Scranton and Wilkes Barre. Mentions times 651 622 pm and 110 4080 unknown services. Indicates Sunday arrivals at Cuabandale and connections to nearby towns and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Feuve Carbornile Wbelly
Alanion
Wiwa
Por Serantin
Wilkes Tiree
Nth
S.M
KOL
SW Vta
Alban
Sidtown
Montreal
Moston
New Franpointe
Ote
Sor Waynairt
Honestate
Waynart and
Honesdale
Cartendale
Wilkow Harre
Scranton
Calinwes
Sunulay
Cuabandale
Unclear OCR sports item with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams, dates, and locations but lacks coherent events. Readable elements include mentions of New York and Swans with scattered team references, leaving the main action and outcome indeterminable.
Delivery irregularities at Carbondale branch notice
The paper asks subscribers to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or Robert Reynolds newsdealers. Some delivery confusion has been reported and delinquent subscribers are urged to report at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Teo
Social whirl shapes April events in town
The April social calendar sparkles with Diamond lodge plans a trape social at Witt's hall on Tuesday April 9 to mark the eleventh anniversary. Clover Leaf dancing assembly entertains at the Burke building April 19 with Professor Firth on piano and Mogart orchestra. Centennial club hosts a dance April 15 in the Burke building with decorations and music. Crescent baseball team to hold a dance April 16 to raise funds for equipment. Mitchell Hose Company smoker slated for Wednesday to honor its tenth anniversary. Knight of Maine members enjoyed a gathering hosted by Fred Frank on Washington Street with music luncheon and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerdy
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Witt's Hall
Apel Ss
Clover Leaf Dancing Assembly
Burke Building
Firth
Centennial Club
Doung
Mogart
Crescent
Mitchell Hose Company
Iowilll de
Doctor’s Recovery After Coffee Switch Prompts Skeptics
A physician recounts years of stomach and energy problems worsened by coffee. He switched to Postum Food Coffee and reports rapid improvement within weeks, regaining strength and weight while noting many friends observed the change.
Surprise visit ends at Easter festival gathering
A guest surprised the Germantic Lingua Society Easter festival at Byraclee University while visiting her daughter Miss Mina Frank. After warmly greeting Mrs. Frank the guest returned to the festivities, marking a sociable Wednesday evening event.
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Ellinimiter
Eitg
Byraclee University
Mina Frank
Two Local Youths Die Unexpectedly in Scranton and Carbondale
In a day of sudden loss, Dominick Barrett of Carbondale died in Scranton after a week of pneumonia while seeking a better post in the Lackawanna company. Catherine J. Foley Poley of Carbondale died after a one day illness soon after giving birth, leaving a husband Daniel J. Foley and a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Foley
Dominick Barrett
Scranton
Carbondale Welcomes New Brewing Manager Roessiger
The Carbon dale brewery manager Carl Roessiger, longtime collector for the Pennsylvania Central Brewing Co., is praised for his business skill and community involvement. His predecessor Schimpff returns to Scranton. Armbruster moves from Honesdale as collector, bringing local ties and support to Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roessiger
Carbondale
Pennsylvania Central Brewnhe Company
Roessiger
Asu Mt
Krantz
Schimpff
Noessiger
Cerminins Om
Mitchell Hoge Company
Poor Board Likely Reorganizes With No Contest
The board plans a Monday night reorganization for the coming year with four of the old members holding over. No contest is expected and no deadlock anticipated except possibly the steward at the poor farm, a point feared to threaten unity.
Chybondale Lodge Opens Contest for New Knights
Chybondale lodge No. 340 Knights of Pythias announces a contest to recruit new members. The fraternal order invites eligible men to join and participate in the lodge’s upcoming activities and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chybondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights Organize Yearly Events And Fundraising Drive
The group plans to honor a member with the largest number of names and a badge or jewel. Budgeting shows several thousand dollars in the treasury. An upcoming project involves a summer excursion that has drawn strong interest among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsbondale Ledme
Ely
Tragic Runover Fatality at Taist Chance Mine
Andrew Palko, a driver boy at the Taist Chance mine, was run over by a loose car while driving a mule. He suffered a dislocated hip and a thigh wound exposing bone. Severely shocked, his condition is dangerous and may prove fatal. He was treated at his father’s home with Dr Hailey attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Palko
Taist Chance Mine
Palko
D. Lb. Hailey
Change of Novitiate for Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
The novitiate will move from St. Rose Convent to the Mt. St. Mary Seminary in Scranton, likely in August, as the new seminary nears completion. Boarding school services at St. Rose may be expanded after the move, with the change seen as part of the order's evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Immanoculate Heart
St. Rose
Mt. St. Mary
Scranton
Rummage Sale Planned by Methodist Church Women
A rummage sale organized by Methodist Church Women will open in a few days to raise funds for church activities. Early items showed promising appeal and big crowds are expected. opening date and sale location will be announced in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Change of Clerk Brings Notable Administrative Shift
A new clerk takes office as part of a broader administrative change. The move signals updated procedures and potential policy updates. Officials emphasize continuity while noting improved efficiency and record handling. The transition affects local offices and ongoing public matters.
Nineveh railroad post office to hire new clerks
The new rule aims to start a focal year for the Nineveh railroad post office route between Nineveh and Wilkes-Barre. Four clerks will be employed on the route, expanding from three. Current clerks are John Roberts, Joseph Hammerle, and Frank Yarrington. the fourth will be chosen from the civil service eligible list. Each clerk will have a weekly off cycle, becoming idle every fourth week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineven Railroad
Nineveh
Wilkes-Barre
John Roberts
Joseph Hammerle
Frank Yarrington
Civil Service
Diphtheria Case Reported in Carbondale
A diphtheria case was reported to the board of health. The patient is Ruth Quinlan, one year old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Quinlan of 106 Canaan Street. It is the first diphtheria in several months and the first contagious disease in weeks, reflecting well on Carbondale's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Quinlan
Howard J. Quinlan
Canaan Street
Carbondale
Town in Darkness Returns After Plant Accident
A power outage hid the town in darkness except for a few central streets. The blackout followed an accident at the plant and marks the second night this week the town relied on kerosene lamps, echoing an earlier era.
Murray & Muackle Bring Strong Show to Grand
The Murray and Muackle company of comedians continues to grow in favor with Grand Theatre patrons. Last night the revival of Michael Strogof was perhaps the best since the play's early runs. Jerry Donegin starred with vigor in the title role, and Miss Murray shared the spotlight. The specialties remained attractive. Tonight the bill features Across the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Muackle Company
Michael Strogof
Jerry Donegin
Miss Murray
Way Down East Comes to Grind With Historic Run
The play Way Down East tours New England life and set a record run in New York. It played seven months at the Manhattan Theatre and 427 times at the Academy of Music before shifting to Grind. The diagram opens Saturday evening at 7:40 with checks at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York City
Manhattan
Great Academy of Music
Concertgoers from Carbondalia attend Scranton event
Among the Carbondalians who went to Scranton for the Home for the Friendless concert in the new armory were Mr. and Mrs D Lathrope, Mr. and Mrs Walter Nye, Lyman M Smith, Robert Gardner, W D Evans, Edward Yarrington and T Val Hollenback.
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Scranton
New Armory
D. Lathrope
Walter Nye
Lyman M. Smith
Robert Gardner
W. D. Evans
Edward Yarrington
T. Val Hollenback
Meetings Tonight Listed for Local Fraternal Bodies
Palestine commandery Knights Templar Junior Order United American Mechanics Lackawinns encampment Odd Fellows gather tonight in local rooms for scheduled sessions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Commandery
Knights Templier
United American Aechanics
Lackiwinns
Odd Fellows
The Passing Throng in Scranton and Wilkes Barre
Stubert Bergen was in Seranton yesterday. Miss Isabel Mitchell visited Scranton. Otto Rice of Scranton was at the Harrison house yesterday. Fred W. Clark of the Postal Telegraph drove to Scranton. Miss Catherine Little returned from a visit with the Quinns in Scranton. Miss Cora Spangenberg, visiting her father on Park Street, has returned to Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubert Bergen
Seranton
Isabel Mitchell
Scranton
Otto Rice
Harrison House
Fred W. Clark
Catherine Little
Jermyn and Mayfield Mourn Woman of Mayfield Dies at Home
Mrs Hanophy a respected Mayfield resident died at her Malin Street home from pneumonia after a sudden decline. Born in Ireland 47 years ago, she is survived by two sons John and James and a daughter Mrs Walker. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church with interment in St Rose cemetery Carbondale. The report also notes a local billiards event, a coal mine payroll day, a mock trial rehearsal, and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Barrett
Scranton
Barrett Lefe
Ble
Delawire Dit Hudson
Lackawann Comepany
Carbondale
Barge Bay
Barrett
Maury Barrett
Cunnan Street
Mina Barrett
McConnell & Coos
James Barrett
New York City
Hanophy
Mayfield
Malin Street
Ireland
John
James
Walker
Prlace
Sacred Heart Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Anthquette Pool Bull Association
Peckville
Delaware and Hudson
Jermyn
I, Stephens
Cf J. Patterson
W. Langnan
Wo T
W. Deakin
George Bennett
Edward Stewart
William J
Toman
Edward Maynard
W. F
Lot
Steve Morcom
Odigsion
A. M. Pilewood
H. N. Barrett
Susquehanna
Division No. 10
Ancient
Order of Hibernicny
Assembly Hall
Fleu
Hyde Park
Herman Kiefer
Herkimer
N. Y
Roche
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Buffalo
Dalton News Highlights and Local Incidents
Frank Ryan leaves Lackawanna station for International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. Willard D. Howe to present Christopher Jo at Baptist church on April 11 with 20 cent admission. Union temperance service at Methodist church Sunday night. Gas lamp fire injures Shoemaker and Finn during work at Kellogg Mosier’s store. Funeral services for H. H. Colvin and A. D. Ralph held, Rev. A. W. Cooper and Masons involved. William Pittinger killed near his home by a milk train. Edith DuBois wed to Winton Wrigley at Factoryville with guests from Scranton New York and Factoryville. A. M. Finn sells grocery stake to Merton Purdy. Finn becomes clerk at Kellogg Mosler & Co.
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Frank Ryan
Lackawanna
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Willard D. Howe
Christopher
Im the Baptist Church
Methodist
Nev. Caterer
Six Principle Baptist Church
Shoemaker
C. D. Finn
Kellogg & Mosier
D. Ralph
New York
A. W. Cooper
Masonic Order
William I. Pittenger
Mr. Pittinger
DuBois
Edith
Winton Wrigley
Factoryville
Firor
the Reformed Church
Peckville Wake Recalls Willowday Conflagration Negotiations
The Willian Wine company ball drew Peckville residents as Alfred Hyhipes urged action on Willowday fire issues. Officials discussed negotiations and water gauge readings, with costs around 15 pounds cited. A committee was formed to pursue a settlement and determine next steps.
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Willian Wine Company
Pueslay
Alfred Hyhipes
Willi
Witte
MeAllen
Willows Lowe
W. Do. Broad
Jon Mitioo
Auth
Hearts
Peekville Water Controversy Stirs Town Meeting
A local committee led by Blues and others plans to consult three promising directors about water access. A large pledge sum funded opposition to the Peekville water company as residents rally, while officials debated extending their vote and future meetings. The meeting adjourned with thanks to Berane ton for his efforts.
Fleetville Social News and Local Movements
Pore Ay Curponten of Syruetine university arranged a sending Wis viaealion at Tomiie. Mr and Mrs Bede WMulhips and others spent Saturday in Syren. The Coxoolid held a gathering with proceeds of ten tins. An effort to aid Young people of the Baptise church to repair Tinie mle. Mr Walter Hobinson moves to La Ihame to work. Mr Dudkon Phillipe moved part of Mr Molyneauys house. Mint Myry tle aiding at Honn with settling. John Doste of Pechwille visited Splenda hone last week. Moylor school taught by Wintield Groot will close Friday. Pastor Urake of Keystone will preach at the Haptlet ehueet Sunday.
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Syruetine University
Wis
Tomiie
Bede
Syren
Andrew Wolly
Walter Hobinson
la Ihame
Amariel
Dudkon Phillipe
Tate
Molyneauy
Mint Myry Tle
Honn
John Doste
Pechwille
Splenda Hone
Moylor
Wintield Groot
Pridus
Urake
Keystone Vonlomy
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From Susana County
Waverly records mention Ayail flier changes, undertaker Cole missing dike, Winlisesteel purchase by Ti Orrhik Mbopter, and Ravayvilly noted. Edward Poykew prophesies to Mr. Dintorth of Saapton. Depot mttowk residence seeks relocation, Mrs Nortlip tied to the plan. Meome Aiwig and William Spender appear in scattered references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayail
Oliangie Aire
Cauanaiew Carpenter
Susana
Olinee
Nortlip
Aiwig Howe
Weihua
William Spender
Local residents update on homes and moves
The article lists multiple residents moving or improving properties. Stone vacates a residence. Tie Me Spencer plans extensive farm improvements. Andrew Mulwney builds a new restorer eyeing an old site. Joseph Weidman moves to a recently erected home. Joseph Cristiths adds a tuber on the opposite post. Dean and family visit. Albert Johlmeon begins plumbing in a brick store basement. Dalton residents relocate to Mona’s house near the Methodist church.
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Mr. Stone
Tie Me Spencer
Mix
Andrew Mulwney
Joseph Weidman
Linen
Joseph Cristiths
Turber
Hove
Vol
Dean
Wismoll
Neon Dean
Albert Johlmeon
Tle
Sanerd
Dalton
Lave
Mona's
Local Residents Change Homes and Visitant Moves
Clark's Summit area sees multiple residents relocating within the region and visitors from Sayre and Factoryville stopping in. Nelo Nichols moves toward Chinehilhi business district while Daniel Blinger and Neal Walker settle in Scranton area. Mrs. Brown hosts animal display at Morrell home during Easter week. Mrs. Stewart and daughter Marion of Sayre visit Dr Morrill. Thomas Warnock hosts visitors as Mathison receives guests.
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Nelo Nichols
Chinehilhi
Clark
Daniel Blinger Ul
Scranton
Neal Walker
Fos
Masdate
Me Walker
Dade
Peice
Mixa Dowie Kmory
Marlon
Sayre
Dr. and
Sto. Morrill
Mistessie Kommerer
Factoryville
Kew
Thomas Warnock
Mathison Hye
Germany's Costly Colonies Discussed By Medical Leader
Public Opinion reports Iteve Richter, a medical figure, analysing government concerns on colonies. He cites 3,702 Germans in all colonies including officials and families and notes colonial trade and budgets show increases from about 7,000,000 to 19,000,000. Exports rise due to government works and supply needs.
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Iteve Richter
Herr Hiehter
Epta
Wille
Timne
Golonien
Interesting album fragment from a cryptic antique page
An opaque OCR fragment mentions an album and various decayed terms about photographs, academicians, a hotel des invalides bust, and encoded phrases. The readable heft centers on a mysterious collection and questionable propriety surrounding images, academic figures, and memorial imagery.
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Lacey Tull
Philadelphia
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Marjory Mitchell
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Grace Pettigrew
Green Ridge
Alice Lloyd
Edward Mills
A. E. Stover
Ithaca
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Judas Maccabeus
Bauer
Welsh Congregational
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Taylor, Pyne
Holden
Archbald
Continental
Hampton and Sloan
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Daniel Davis
Forest Home
Taylor Oratorio Society
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Bons of America
Bissell
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Vereugh
Blues
Elmer Robertes
WeeWe Watiiny
Mr. Tallawage
Burgess Alfred Oahies
Peekville
Berane Ton
Clie
Pocwhontis Society
Gaul Army of the Republic
Fole
SM. Bure
Aou Cummings
Olyphit
Cummings
Cite
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