Trains and Schedules Reported in Carbondale Notice
The Carbondale paper lists railway timetables with experimental figures for routes to Scranton Albany Waymart Honesdale and Wilcox Barrs and Serato. It notes Sunday trains to Waymart Honesdale and arrivals from Wis mart and Monesdale with times such as 8 05 00 10 0 and 12 17 and 1 05 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafis
Ality
Por Scranton
Willie Farre
Feet
Ryom
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Waymart
Honesdale
Waymaet
Poe Tralia
Unrhonddle
Wilccox-Barrs
Serato
LE Wat
Carbotdale
Wismart
Monesdale
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Serailon and Polits
On Sunday September 17 1001 trains depart Carbondale to Serailon at 400 pm and 1100 am. Weekday and Sunday services run toward New York and Cornwall with arrivals from Scranton around 1000 and 1000 pm. Train times include 11:00 am and 10:00 pm with service to Cudlonta and Wes from 0:08 pm absent precise dates.
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Carbondale
Serailon
Poltts
Tealie
New York
Cornwall
Scranton
Ines
Cudlonta
Report delivery irregularities to Tribune in Carbondale
Subscribers urged to report any confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch of The Tribune in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. The office notes some delivery delays and asks subscribers to report delinquency at once to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke Building
Robert & Reynolds
Kupp Re-Elected City Engineer in Carbondale
Fr. Be. Kupp was unanimously re-elected city engineer of Carbondale after a formal council vote with seventeen members present. His prior term praised for diligence and efficiency, Kupp pledged continued service and harmony with city crews under new three year tenure.
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BE. Kupp
Carhen
Andle
Kupp
Pletcher
Fletcher
Carbondale
Davis
Select Council
Unen
Select
Rupp
F. FE. Rupp
Select Council Chamber
Kipp
Jaree
John Killeen Las Wkewike
Sty. Kupp
Grape-Nuts Help Nurse Reclaim Health and Weight
A nurse urges readers to try Grape-Nuts after years of digestive pain and sickness. She reports rapid health improvement and a 20 pound weight gain in five months, praising the cereal’s tolerability and flavor. Lucy N Richardson, a professional nurse from Lowell, Massachusetts, endorses the product.
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Columbus
Lucy N. Richardson
Boxie
Lowin
Poor Farm Directors Plan Annual Almshouse Visit
Carbondale poor department directors will visit the almshouse near Greenfield at 10 o clock with local press representatives. The annual inspection follows yearly board re organization and aims to identify improvements for the district’s poor and ensure a successful administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Poor Department
Greenfield Way
Pitty
Council Committees And The Tax Levy
City and select councils approve committees for the coming year and fix a levy of ten mills general seven mills special three mills poll tax set at 1. Finance and Taxation and other panels named by chairs include Daniels Humphrey Mannion Davis and Fletcher. A resolution authorizes city clerk to hire an assistant and print the duplicate. tax and budget actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecomolive
Select Council
Fletcher
Davis
Daniel W. Hmphrey
John FP. Mannion
John D. Davis
James Bealemen
Thomas FP. Barrett
J. I. Mannion
Thomas Fr. Barrett
James Solo- Hi
James Solomon
John Fr. Mannion
D. W. Humphrey
Solomon
Flumphrey
Pmleteher
Humphrey
Manenion
Riles
Barrett
Mannion
T. FP. Barrett
John FF. Mannion
W. W. Fletcher
John H. Davis
T. FF. Barrett
WW. W. Fletcher
John BD. Davis
By. W. W. Fletcher
W. W. Fletchen Te. Barrett
John Diavis
Common Council
Saysters
William H. Masters
A. ‘T. Thompson
John J. Nealon
Erwin Mm. Stone
Alex
J. Kennedy
W. Hy
Masters
K Robert
Whittel
Tunter
Alex. Kennedy
A.T. Thompson
Abe L. Salun
Fleury Cook
W. I. Minnter
George Hobbs
Abe Kennedy
Abe Satin
Ead
Himmnorist of the Paint Brush entertains Young Men
Edgar Rosencrans provided over two hours of cartoons and witty commentary to a delighted audience at Al Watt's hall. The performer, praised for rapid precise sketches and humorous perception, kept the program lively with wit philosophy and pathos. Event noted for Wednesday April 23 afternoon and evening.
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Young Man’s Christian Association
Edgar Rosencrans
Hosencrans
Mosenermans
al Watt
Lehigh University Departure of Roswell McMullety
Roswell McMullety left yesterday for Lehigh University after spending several weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Silas McMullen on Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell McMullety
Lehigh University
Mr. McMullen
Silas McMullen
Lincoln Avenue
Knights of Father Mathew Meeting Noted for Thursday Night
A Tribune notice records a Knights of Father Mathew meeting set for Thursday night. An omission of the word But appears in the published text.
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Knights of Father Mathew
Knight meeting hints at hidden purpose and masks
Fragmentary text suggests a meeting linked to a new Knight military branch but implies the gathering may not serve that stated aim. The excerpt hints at pretence and unclear aims among members.
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Talion
Erie Terminal Change Confirmed to Carbondale May 1
The Erie on the Jefferson branch will shift its terminal from Susquehanna to Carbondale on May 1. Fourteen railroad workers plus families will move, affecting two train crews and all coal crews, while way freight and passenger staff remain at Susquehanna. Some workers own Susquehanna properties and seek Superintendent Ames to reverse the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Erie
Jefferson Branch
Waa
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Wyoming
Hawley
Bue
Ames
Two mothers fined for drunken disorderly conduct in neighborhood
Steps were taken to care for the children of Mrs. Kate McNulty and Mrs. Mary Ellen Jordan after authorities cited chronic parental neglect. Both women were arrested and fined $10 with 30 days in jail possible if unpaid, and the children were placed with relatives pending permanent detention in a proper institution.
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Kate McNulty
Mary Ellen Jordan
County Gall
Jordan
McNulty
Trip to Ireland Returns Students from Carbondale
James Freilly of Hogphul Street returns to Carbondale after a four month tour of the British Isles with Ireland a highlight. He traveled with Charles Whiteside a St Michael's College Toronto student. The pair report physical benefits and mental stimulation from the journey and will soon resume studies.
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James Freilly
Hogphul Street
Carbondale
Telea
Ireland
Reilly
Charles Whiteside
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Whiteside
Local Fraternal and Labor Groups Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists divisions and societies including St Vincent de Paul, Lucretia lodge, Daughters of Belah, Knights of Honor and United Mine Workers. Mentions Carbondale area affiliations and several fraternal orders, with unclear connections and incomplete names.
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A. O. Hy
St. Vincent de Paul Socrets
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of Thebelah
Tribe No
Ted
Knights of Honor
United Mine Workers
Diviehters of
St. George
Engine No 265 Delivered by Dickson Works for D and H
The Delaware and Hudson company has received engine No 265 from Dickson Works. This class of engine, built by the American Locomotive Company of Scranton, is believed to be an improvement over the previous locomotives in use.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Hais
Dickson Works
American Locomotive Company of
Scranton
Carbondale Resident Gleason Leaves for Seattle
A. E. Gleason, recently living in Carbondale, departed last night for Seattle Washington over the Erie. He has secured a good position there and will make Seattle his new home. Friends here wish him success in the coast town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Gleason
Carbondale
Erie
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Gleason
Trobert Gardner Improves After Foot Injury
Trobert Gardner is improving after injuring his foot when a nail pierced it days ago. He endured severe suffering during the days he was unable to work.
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Trobert Gardner
Whalen Attends Middle States Baptist Conference
Trev. Dr. H. J. Whalen pastor of Berean Baptist Church traveled to Scranton yesterday to join the Middle States Baptist conference where the assembly honored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Berean
Nerve Pills Claim Local Endorsement in Scranton Testimony
A Scranton reader reports strong home evidence for Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills noting their effect on back and kidney soreness and overall health. The testimonial mentions Matthews Bros drug store and lists Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY as the manufacturer with the trademark portrait and signature on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Herve Tower
Henry Alberts
Birch Street
Boranton
Matthews Bros
Lauckawannd Avenue
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
M. D
Town welcomes delegates with clergy leaders visit
The town received the delegates with a greeting delivered by a distinguished figure among local clergymen. Scranton hosted a memorable address of welcome reflecting the city's religious and civic ties.
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Scranton
Open Window Club Hosts Informal West Scranton Dance
Invitations issued for the Open Window club dance at Mears hall West Scranton this Friday evening attended by young Carbondale society folk. The club comprises twenty young men from West Scranton active in St Brenden council of the Young Men's Institute.
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Open Window Club
West Scranton
Mears’ Hall
Carbondale
Life of St
Clergy Couple and Guests Head to Wyoming Conference
Rev. A. F. Chaffee pastor of the First Methodist church and Mrs. Chaffee left last evening over the Erie for Waverly New York to attend the Wyoming conference session. Accompanying them were Theo L. D. Tyler and his wife of Thornhurst who also will attend the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Chaffee
First Methodist Church
Funeral for Sister Maur ice VII to be held at St Rose
The funeral for Sister Maur ice VII is set for Wednesday morning with a 9 o'clock solemn high mass of requiem in the chapel of St Rose convent. Bishop Hoban and many priests of the diocese will take part, with burial in the sisters plot at St Rose cemetery.
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Maurice VII
St. Rose Convent
Hoban
St. Rose Cemetery
Clarke Bros. plan store opening in Care Highlande
Edward M. Clarke and George W. Clarke of Clarke Bros Scranton visited the city to arrange a new store opening in Care hondale. They expect to occupy the Albrecht building on North Malin Street though additional rooms are not yet settled.
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Edward M
George W. Clarke
Clarke Bros
Scranton
Care Hondale
Albrecht
North Malin Street
Driver boy Willie May Injured At No 1 Shaft
Willie May, a driver boy at No 1 shaft, was caught between a pillar and a cay yesterday afternoon and badly withered. He was taken to the hospital.
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Willie May
No. 1
Ik Cay
Scranton and Carbondale Visitors Echo Local Weekend
Local social notes list visitors and residents from Scranton, Carbondale, Archbald, Forest City, and Honesdale. Names include Miss Louise Bishop, Miss Florence Moffitt, Miss Helen Reese, Miss Angie Jones, Miss Margaret Jones, and others visiting or calling on weekend and Sunday. Several residents travel to New Milford and Utica, with Carbondale hosting guests and local telegraph staff noted.
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Halph Ball
Scranton
Louise Bishop
Main Street
Ll. Roth
Scrapton
Carbondale
P. F. Brogan
Archbald
Florence Moffitt
Helen Reese
Lingie Brennan
Angie
Margaret Jones
Forest City
Ig.t. Coddington
Margaret Finnan
Honovale
Prances Monahan
Cecelia Brady
Jermyn Exchange
EB. W. Thayer
Notable Visits Highlight Scranton Social Scene
Fred Moses formerly of Carbondale now in New York City stayed at the American House yesterday during his visit to Jersey Central at Scranton. Miss May Boyle, guest of Dr. and Mrs. A F Gillis, returned to New Milford after weeks there. His Torrance, head of Carbondale Machine Co of New York office, resumed duties after a city visit. John M Hughes, Scranton Underwriters clerk and surveyor, was in town yesterday and registered at Harrison House.
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Jersey Central
Scranton
Fred Moses
Carbondale
New York City
Singer
May Boyle
A. F. Gillis
New Milford
Torrance
New York
Carbondale Machine ‘Company
John M. Hughes
Stockey Hase company form new society in Jermyn
The Stockey Hase company met on Matin street and formed a permanent society with thirty members. Officers elected include A Hendricks president Charles Pedrick vice president M S Collins treasurer Thomas Marsh corresponding secretary David J Jones financial secretary and trustees John Mulally Thomas Davis Walter Depew. Committees named and a May 2 Assembly bill election announced. Tickets 60 cents with a chance on a $20 gold piece. Also notes social events marriages illnesses football results and local movements in Jermyn.
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Stockey Hase Company
Matin Street
A. Hendricks
Charles Pedrick
Collins
Thomas Marsh
David J. Jones
John Mulalley
Thomas Davis
Walter Depew
Ways and Means
T. A. Hendricks
Goeras Aalmunde
George Edmunds
Collings
George Willine
Assembly Hill
William G. Ogden
Scott Township
Fannie Decker
Air
John Decker
Greenfield
Byron H. Jackson
Miaythelis
Fowers Park
Rovers
Jermyn
Rangers
Peckville
Carrie Richmond
Nan Brown
Honesdale
Mroo
W. T. Roberts
Main Street
Thoms P. Williams
Jonathan Pugis
Forest City
Delach
Hapimin Lake
Y. D. Fuller
D. K
Wyoming
Toman
Williaw Toman of Fourth Street Leaves Town
Local notice states Williaw Toman of Fourth Street has left the area after an extended week, with neighbors noting his absence and no immediate plans announced for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaw . Toman
Fourth Street
Lovevingg
Blakely Council Notes Transfers and Public Works Plea
Council met with most members present. Bills for the electric light department and borough accounts were ordered paid. Mayor Brown announced a resignation and a new appointee to the board of health. A $500 damage suit against the borough was threatened over a water issue. Water shutoff threats from Scranton Gas and Water were noted. Debates over committee appointments were resolved as valid. A Taylor loan appeal moved toward the US Supreme Court. council pledged $25. Delaware Street paving petition referred to the street commissioner. A farewell for Miss Kate Dodson and social events at Blakely were reported, with local visits and moves noted among residents.
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Cornell
Messrs
O' Halloran
van Sickle
McMaines
Electric Light Department
Ainouating
Burgess Manning
Brown
Iom
Bom
O'Malley
James J. O'Malley
Stephen Kistinsky
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Taylor
Cotncil
Delaware Street
Smith Street
Lackauwanna Street
Misa Kate Dodson
John W. Davis
Blakely
Columbus
Misa Dodson
Plymouth
Blakely Whist Club
Misa Agnes Hall
Muir Street
Joseph Melfueh
Green Ridge
Joseph Mahon
Mahon
Maggie Harris
Pittston
Park Place
Mies Clinche Hall
West Ride
Supreme Court in Session Opens After Week of Fever
The Supreme Court convenes amid a feverish week, with proceedings starting today. Details remain sparse as reporters await official briefings and signaled decisions.
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Supreme Court
To Cure a Cold in One Day Teaches Laxative Remedy
A vintage drug advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine to cure a cold in one day. The promotion states it fails to cure and offers refunds if not effective, with Kep. W. Grove's guarantee on each box.
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KE. W. Grove
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and, Hudson’ Railroad
Ontario and Western
F. E
Times-Dispatch
New Erie Terminal
James Reilly
Baptist
Panama
Ansdowne
the Reliable
WMF
Methodist
Maurice
Willie
Jermyn and Mayfield
Goodyear West
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Ty Kavhinkiy
Associated Press
Philadelphia
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