Trains Schedule and Local Notices From Carbondale
Railway timetable updates from Carbondale show trains to Horanton Wilkes Albany and Scranton with varied departure times including Sunday runs. The report notes funeral attendees and floral tributes from Miss Bill Mart and Melmont school pupils, naming several flower bearers pallbearers and out of town attendees.
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Carbondale
Offy Station
Horanton
Wilkea
Tooh
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Heaton
New Fa
Land Pointe
Waymart
Honesdale
Sunnday
Wilkes
Scranton
Vraine
Waysnant
Mhonesdale
Jennie Kilpatrick
Bill Mart
Melmont School
Newell Wagner
Frank Huddy
Willie Pleren
Howard Mose
John Hans
Jacob Philpot
Thomas Watson
Thomas Batridge
Mr. and
Mya
Joel Haines
Mr's
Benjamin Clark
Forest City
FW. Guard
Nat Cloflin
Cora
Sopantun
Train Schedules and Times From Scranton to Carbondale
Incoherent OCR fragment lists train movements and times between Scranton and Carbondale including Sunday services and early morning departures. Mentions arrivals at 109 and 810, inconsistent place names, and scattered route references without clear dates or operator details.
Dance of the Centennial Social Club notice
Subscribers to The Tribune urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery. Report to Carbondale branch in The Burke building or Tob art Reynolds newsdealers to aid efficient service. Delinquency reports to be filed promptly.
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Tribunes
Piper
Carbondale
Tribune
Burke
Tobart & Reynolds
Sister Maurice Farrington Dies at 24 in Carbondale Convent
Margaret Harrington known as Sister Maurice Farrington died at the St Rose convent at Carbondale after a lingering illness. Born in Wales and raised in Dunmore she taught music in Olyphant and Williamsport before joining the St Rose novitiate in 1890s. Her final vows were in 1898 and she was remembered for kindness and gentle charity.
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Maury Maurice Farrington
St. Rose Convent
St. Hose
Willimsport
Imousse
Mallurice
Margaret Harrington
Wales
America
Dunmore
St. Cecil's Academy
Scranton
Maurice
St. Rose
Olyphant
Williamsport
Carbondale
Legion of
Baptism Adds Twenty New Members To Berean Baptist Church
Yesterday morning at Berean Baptist Church the pastor administered baptism. Over the four Sundays prior eight new members were added to the church through this ordinance.
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Berean Baptist Church
War Ky
Tweilfrono
Funeral of J Clavence Tauenstein Largely Attended
Fragmentary notice reports the funeral of J Clavence Tauenstein at Maplewood Cemetery on Friday afternoon. Reverends Chidfoecon and A. F. B. officiated. a quintet performed. attendees included Miss Jennie Butler and Mr. Chuck among others.
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J. Clavence Tauenstein
Maplewood
Hop
Chuck
Jennie Butler
Midgets Honored at Social Reception by Pugliino Brothers
A reception yesterday afternoon and evening honored the Italian born Count Migr and Baron Biron Magri with the May Fiske Company at the Dunhill street home of the Puglicino brothers. Notables included Mrs General Tom Thumb, Mrs Cassesse, Mr Grant, J Norman Gelder and others. The event followed an evening show and featured warm hospitality and lively conversation.
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Mia
Tom Thumb
Migr
Biron Magri
May Fiske Company
Cabriele Pugiiano
Santo Pugilina
Italy
Pugliano
Sunbury
Puglicino Brothers
Dunhill Street
Paeyen
Netie
Hosta
Nhl the
Buwron
Costins
Litt
Tom Thunb
Count
Baron
Prank Carlucci
Joseph Cassesse
John Plate
Scranton
J. Norman Gelder
John W. Grant
Martin Ot. O'Malley
Alvah Daley Stricken In Carbondale
Alvah Daley, a prominent Carbondale resident and former Delaware and Hudson conductor, suffered a stroke on Washington Street yesterday morning. One side of his body is paralyzed and his speech is impaired. doctors report a burst blood vessel on the left side of the head. His condition steadied overnight, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Alvah Daley
Carbondale
Mr. Daley
Washington Street
Mr. Lulley
Miss Daley
Phrysiclins
Dr. Daley
Delaware and Hudson
Engagement in Atlantic City Highlighted by Salem Guest
Miss Marie Daley of Salem avenue hosted guests including Mr and Mrs James Row who traveled to Atlantic City on Saturday for an engagement. Mrs Row is the daughter of Bar ney Pergaron the Irish comedian known for Mr Maurthy's Mishape. Mrs Row was noted as an amiable and graceful dancer with appearances in Opera and Theatre.
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Marie Daley
Salem Avenue
Jiumes Row
Atlantic
Knights of Father Mathew to Meet Thursday Night
Knights of Father Mathew announce a Thursday night meeting amid rising interest in preparations for the Knights appearance at the military encampment at Luke Lodore Bulmer. Attendees are encouraged to attend.
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Knights of Father
Mathew
Luke Lodore
Bulmer
Chef Phil Sheridan Joins Imperial, Coyne House Guest
Phil Sheridan, recently from the Coyne house in Bepanion, arrived weeks ago to serve as chef at the Imperial and remains involved in kitchen duties and plans.
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Phil Sheridan
Coyne House
Bepanion
Imperial
Club appoints Farrell as new head after leadership change
The article notes that the club resigns and returns to Scranton with Peter J. Farrell as successor. Farrell previously served at the Imperial, where his service was well regarded, and Oscar Hepsicker, formerly at the Imperial months ago and most recently at Bruning's Bakery, takes Hepsicker's place at the club.
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Scranton
Peter J. Farrell
Mr. Farrell
The
Imperial
Oscar Hepsicker
Inteperial
Bruning’s
Farrell
Mrs Edwards Dies After Fall From Trestle
The West Side widow Margaret Edwards aged about 50 died Saturday after falling seventy five feet from the Ontario and Western trestle onto Delaware and Hudson tracks near Carbondale. Coroner Saltry ruled the death accidental with skull fracture as the cause. Survived by husband William, two sons Henry and Thomas and two daughters Elizabeth Ann and Mary Jane.
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Margaret Edwards
West Side
Ontario and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale Machine Company
Edwarde
Sallry
Saltry
Phillips
J. Norman Gelder
Thomas V. Nealon
Edward J. Neary
William A. Phillipe
Mr. Meale
Michael Morin
Edwards
Carbondale Worker Remembered By Friends
The Carbondale Machine Company worker who recently contracted to remove the old rink at South Main Street and Seventh Avenue will be remembered kindly by his Carbondale friends.
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Carbondale Machine Company
South Main Street
Seventh Avenue
Hoffman
Carbondale
Erie Shift to Move Centre of Erie from Susquehanna to Carbondale
Railroad men discuss moving Erie lines on the Jefferson branch from Susquehanna to Carbondale. The change would shift crew runs and train assembly to Carbondale though no official confirmation was made. Details on staffing and reasons were not yet known.
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Erie Railroad
Jefferson Branch
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Will Elect City Engineer Kupp Re-elected Tonight
A joint session of the city councils will elect Kupp as city engineer for three years with no contest. Kupp, the present official, is cited as one of Carbondale’s best engineers, whose work earns silent approval from councils. No changes expected in the engineering force.
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Kupp
Carbondale
Cobblediet to Move East Then South Africa Trek
Charles Cobblediet, long time Carbondale Machine Co. employee, plans to move to the East and proceed to Durban, Natal, South Africa with his family. He will travel to England on May 1 to erect an ice machine in Reading for the company, then head to South Africa to enter mercantile business with his relatives. The Butterworths, who visited the Cole-Werner family in November, extend good wishes to Mr and Mrs Cobblediet.
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Charles Cobblediet
Carbondale Machine Company
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Joseph Butterworth
Cobblediet
England
Reading
Cobbledie
Forty three years since Carbondale fire devastated Main Street
The article recalls a major 43 year old blaze that began on a Saturday in April at the office of Alfred Carte and destroyed the Harrison hotel along with multiple stores on the west side of Main Street near Salem and the parade ground now Memorial Park. The disaster ranks among Carbondale's early worst fires and left a lasting impression on residents and pioneers.
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Carbondale
Alfred Carte
Harrison
Main Street
Salem
Parade Ground
Memorial Park
A Sunday in Rome lecture closes Sunday series
The Baptist Berean church ends the "Sundays in Europe" series with "A Sunday in Rome" tonight in the main auditorium at 8 o'clock. Attendance has grown, tonight’s lecture moves to the Auditorium, and a silver offering will be taken for the young people's work.
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Europe
Berean Baptist Church
Rome
Cars to Forest City Open for Traffic
The trolley line to Forest City is now open to traffic. Cars ran through for the first time on Saturday afternoon, ahead of expectations. Merchants in Carbondale see the line as a key step in reviving trade with villages along the route, aiding spring activity.
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Forest City
Carbondale
Piecers Elected by Olive Leaf Lodge to be Installed Tonight
The piecers elected by Olive Leaf lodge Odd Fellows will be installed this evening in the Odd Fellows hall on Salem Avenue. The installing officer will come from Olyphant. Refreshments and a sociable will follow the exercises.
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Olive Leaf Lodge
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Salem Avenue
Olyphant
Nomination of Officers at St Aloysius Society
The nomination of officers of St Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society will take place in St Rose Hall tomorrow evening. Attendance of every member who can possibly be present is urged.
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St. Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
St. Rose
Recital Postponed After Sister Maurice’s Death
The St Rose academy pupils music recital in St Rose parochial hall is postponed from tomorrow evening to Tuesday next week April 22 due to the death of Sister Maurice.
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Maurice
St. Rose Academy
St. Rose
Remarkable Rise in St. Rose Sodality Enrollment
Following the recent mission at St. Rose church the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality reports a surge in interest. Enrollment yesterday pushed total candidates since the mission to 225, reflecting the missionary fathers' efforts in engaging younger members.
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St. Rose
Joint councils unite amid civic fraternal groups
Local fraternal organizations including Olive Leaf lodge Patriotic Order Sons of America and Knights of Columbus form cooperative councils and discuss shared community service goals.
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Olive Leaf Lodge
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Knights of Columbus
Hoffman Leaves Carbondale for Schenectady Work
Willan Hoffman of Lincoln avenue moved his family to Schenectady New York where he has secured employment at the Edison Electric works. Hoffman has lived in Carbondale about twenty years and cultivated many friendships during that time. He was an employee of the local industry.
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Willan Hoffman
Lincoln Avenue
Schenectady
N. Y
Edison Electric Works
Hoffman
Carbondale
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for Pale Girls
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a quick fix to pale complexions, claiming it increases blood color and appetite, improving looks and manners with regular use. The sample is directed to Frta Sample SCOI & MOWNE, Chemistry, Pewioi, NY.
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Scott
Frta
Scoi & Mowne, Chemisty, Go
Pewioi
Taylor Lilac Baseball Team Forms Youths Seeking County Opponents
The Taylor Lilac baseball team has organized for the season and seeks county teams with players under 1 years of age. Grove street and Bellevue funeral attendance noted. Carbondale visitors and West Scranton guests referenced.
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Grove Street
Local Notables Die in Jermyn Borough Community
John Cahaney of Jermyn dies at 30 after Brights disease. An Irish immigrant and Prudential Insurance agent, he served on the borough council and was reelected to a full term. Survived by parents and three sisters. Funeral at Sacred Heart church with borough officials expected to attend. Thomas P. Williams of Jermyn dies at home after two days with pneumonia. Born in Wales in 1829, he leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral plans pending telegram reply from Ohio. Also noted: upcoming school board meeting to discuss tax exoneration. Pearson Gibbs of Moosic visits West Mayfield family.
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John Cahaney
Jermyn
South Second Street
Bright
County Sligo
Ireland
Prudential Insurance Company
Figaln
James Edmunds
Bridget Cahaney
Patrick McNealy
Olyphant
Sacred Heart Church
Borough Council
Young Men's Institute
Thomas P. Williams
Third
Rushbrook Street
Wilkins
South Wales
Samuel
Ohio
George
Thomas
William
John Pritchard
Ann White
Blakely
John Rees
Pearson Gibbs
Moosic
William Gibbs
West Mayfield
Borough Council to Meet for Appropriations and Street Petition
Olyphant borough council plans a night session to appropriate funds for departments. A Delaware Street petition asks council to draft an ordinance for paying that thoroughfare. Excelsior Hose Company re elects William Lawler as permanent man for the year. Wilson Fire Company thanks Excelsior for aid at Peckville fire. Lady Ellen Penman Rebekah lodge hosts a reception for Grand Mistress Anna Cogswell amid remarks and music. Also notes visits and performances by local figures and church conventions forthcoming.
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Delaware Street
Excelsior Hose Company
William Lawler
Wilson Fire Company
Peckville
Lady Ellen Penman Lodge
Rebekah
Anna &. Cogswell
Philadelphia
Carbondale
Jefmya
Archbald
Scranton
Sancy Gardner
Pittston
Jolly Harry Jenkins
Father Mathew Opera House
Maine
London
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Hbapthic Young People’s Union
Esther Neating
Montrose
Remains of John St Thomas laid to Miners Mills home
The remains of John St Thomas killed at Williame and Sons mine were moved to his home in Miners Mills on the 7 25 Delaware and Hudson train Saturday evening. He was a longtime resident and well known in the area. The Golden Star social club opened its fifth year at the Grand Army Republic hall with many attendees and plans an informal social next Thursday. Visitors and attendees included Miss Annie Hastings, Miss Margaret McAndrew, Mr and Mrs John Sweeney, and several local residents. The production of Away Down Bust at the Lyceum drew a crowd including Lulu Bradley, Della Quinn, Bee Gallagher, Ella McGarl, Kathe Curran, Mary OConnor, John Kennedy, Thomas Langan, and Thomas Keefe. Temple Coal and Iron paid employees at Stervick Creek on Saturday.
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John St. Thomas
Williame & Sons
Lane Street
Miners' Mills
Delaware and Hudson
Thomas
Golden Star
Grand Army Republic Hall
Annie Hasting
Southscranton
Margaret McAndrew
North End
John Sweeney
Hyde Park
Depot Street
Lyceum
Lulu Bradley
Della Quinn
Bee Gallagher
Ella McGarl
Kathe Curran
Mary O'Connor
John &. Kennedy
Thomas Langan
Thomas Keefe
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Stervick Creek
Allis Voor-Kaer Foot Comfort Dye Ad Claims Relief
An advertisement promotes Allis Voor-Kaer as a pannier style insert for shoes. It claims to reduce swelling, prevent blisters and corns, and provide comfort for tired feet through its dye and material. The text includes trial offer details and manufacturing cues.
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Lehoy
Cannibalistic Traits Observed In Animal Kingdom
A discussion notes that animals display cannibalism and violent behavior under stress, hunger, or rivalry. It cites dogs, cats, rabbits, rats, pike, crocodile offspring, ants, snakes, and elephants, with motives including hunger, revenge, love jealousy, and territorial conflict across diverse species and climates.
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Animal Kingdom
Dow
Zoological Gardens
Aimbek
Selae
Limes
Bearded Frenchman Gains Local Fame in Montlucon
Jean Coulon, a 7 year grower of an immense beard and long mustache, draws villagers to Montlucon to view his facial adornments each Sunday. He keeps the beard mostly on display, while during the week he curls and stores it to travel to work, earning local pride for his remarkable growth.
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Jean Coulon
Montlucon
Aller
Coulon
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