Train Schedule Fragments for Carbondale and Surrounding Areas
Fragmentary OCR notes describe arrival and departure times and routes for trains between Carbondale and Wilkes Barre Albany Toronto and Montreal with stops at Kok Wagmirt Honesdale Moneydale and Scranton. The text mentions specific trains with times such as 0.00 7,008.00 and 7.22 100 and references Sunday trips and connections to Waymare.
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Vteatia
City Station
Folows
Sorintgne
Wilkes-Barre
LOL
Team Ya
Thi
Sundday
Supf
Albany
Beinteich
Montreal
Moston
Ann
Kok
Wet
Ware
Carbendlaie
Moneydale
Unclear Train Schedule Fragments Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe train times and connections from Scranton and Central stations with mentions of Sunday departures and arrivals to New York and Cortland. Details are partial and include times like 7.00 and 6.08 p.m. with references to Seminton and Cadosia, unclear destinations.
Delivery irregularities urged to report to Tribune office
Subscribers are asked to report any confusion in the delivery of this paper to the Carbondale office or to Rob Tert & Reynolds newsdealers. Some delivery issues have been reported, and subscribers are urged to report any delinquency to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
eTribune
Burke
Rob Tert & Reynolds
Ito
School board cracks down on truants and parents in Carbondale
Carbondale school board escalates compulsory education enforcement with arrests and $2 penalties for parents of truants. Attorney Ping warns future cases will target both truant youths and parents as measures tighten. Pending outcome in the Arnold case, authorities vow further actions to ensure attendance.
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Carbondale School Board
Carbondale
Mannion
Ping
Higen
Niko
Arnold
Tribune
Alderman Baker
Arnoll
Arenold
Tried to get tired to bring on sleep
A reader letter describes sleep trouble from coffee and nervous tension. The writer recalls using coffee then Postum from the Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan, noting faster sleep and improved health after switching to Postum and avoiding coffee.
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Gener
Sally
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Dance Attended by Notables From Multiple Towns
Attendees included Miss Grave Whit ney and Miss Emily Moon with guests from Honesdale Forest City Scranton Dunmore Jermyn and Peekville. Notables listed: Mr Kellar Mp Youngs Ira Burns Clayton Dalrymple Merton Wheeler and Claude Stocker among others.
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Grave Whitney
Mae Treavott
Honesdale
F. M. Gardner
Thomas Cawley
T. A. Stream
Forest City
Kellar
Onlyphant
Wright
Peekville
Youngs
Dunmore
Ira Burns
Clayton Dalrymple
Merton Wheeler
Louis
Arthur Plaer
Claude Stocker
Jermyn
No District Primaries In Fourth District As Only One Candidate
The Republican Fourth Legislative district will dispense with primaries since only one candidate, P A Philbin of Archbald, is registered for assembly. Two candidates, William Allen of Blakely and Frank Skinner of Dunmore, seek the state delegates selection. District committee will meet April 20 to cast ballots under party rules.
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P. A. Philbin
William Allen
Frank Skinner
Fourth Legislative District
PL UN. Philbin
Archbald
Mimely
Blakely
Dunmore
Republians
Lackawannan County
J. W. Smith
Chaldymian
Altest
Samuel &, Jones
Stories of the Street from Flowesdale in New York City
A Flowesdale group on a two dollar excursion to New York gets split in the bustle. After half a day of dodging cable cars the traveling party ends up around a Boatiee-Man who is put to sleep with a quip. A Moorish visitor murmurs about Cecil Rhodes and a ballplayer recalls Sie Murtha.
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Flowesdale
New York City
Big City
Khim
Cherry Ridge
Moostes
Cecil Rhodes
Wera
Cecil Thodes
Lis Hee
Sie Murtha
Crystal Lake Cottagers Hope for Busy Season
Crystal Lake deputies note growing interest as summer approaches. Demand for cottages and camping space exceeds supply with several city residents listed among the lakeside guests. Notables include Mrs. R A Jadwin in the Martha Washington cottage and Common Councilman Gabriel Pugilino in his own cottage.
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Crystal Lake
R.A. Jadwin
Martha Washington
Alf
Mia
O. Mellen
William Miller
John , Jones
Thomas KE. Jones
Berunton
Ito
Penn Hull
Mes
Syl- Vester Johnson
Run Change Sparks Wishes for Parmeter Couple
A notice notes that Mr. and Mrs. Parmeter receive many well wishes from friends in the area after a change in a recent run.
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Ton
Death of John Grady in Mayfield
John Grady a 12 year old Mayfield youth died shortly after the Sabbath began. He was a popular newsboy and a devout member of Sacred Heart church and St. Aloysius cadets. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem.
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John Grady
Mayfield
Aince
Filtag Ff Sacred Heart Church
St. Aloysius Cadets
Tomorow
Gilby Still Sojourning With Pending Grand Jury
Constable Steve Gilby remains away in Wayne County after threats of imprisonment. He visited Cherry Ridge on route to Bob Alexanders and Cannan for buttermilk and has since become a farm hand at Cherry Ridge. Alderman Delavan awaits his return before the next grand jury session.
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Steve Gilby
Wayne
Steve
Cherry Ridge
Bob Alexanders
Cannan
Delavan
Uunntil
Scranton
Hiw
Cannons Ball schemes stir Scranton Carbondale transit talk
Agents surface in Scranton and Carbondale over the Cannonean Ball route an arid transit electric road proposal. Property owners like John J Simpson were asked about land values near the Seventh Avenue bridge while the Krauty family deny inquiries about River Street Moon blacksmith shop land. No loop yard is planned at this end.
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Scranton
Carbondale
John J. Simpson
Seventh Avenue Bridge
River Street
Old Moon
the Tribune
Krautys
Tribune
Funeral of Albert Flad Largely Attended Obsequies
The funeral for Albert Flad from Ninth avenue drew many friends from Carbon and his wife circle. Germania society and a Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen delegation attended with wreath and pillow honors. Services were held at St Rose church and burial at St Rose cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers came from both groups.
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Albert Fliad
Ninth Avenue
T. F. Coffey
W. G. Buriat
St. Rose Cemetery
Brotherhood
Millinery Opening At Emergency Hospital Rummage Sale
The Woman's auxiliary of Emergency hospital presents a millinery opening as part of their rummage sale. Headgear styles for men and women will be on sale and the event is progressing favorably. Donated items are welcomed to boost the collection for the sale.
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Woman's Auxiliary of Emergency Hospital
Chalk Talk Reserved Seats Not Available at Watt's Hall
There will be no reserved seats for the Chalk Talk at Watt's Hall next Wednesday night. General admission for the evening programme is 2 cents. The afternoon programme costs 10 cents for children and 15 cents for adults.
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Watt's Hall
Rose named chief clerk of Jefferson division ice company
It will be pleasant news to Carren dalians to learn that BF Rose has been divenced to the position of chief clerk of the Jefferson division of the ice company. With headquarters in Dunmore, Joan Campbell of Spring Street is now enjoying a position as stenographer.
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Carrendalians
Rose
Chlet
Jeerson
Ice Company
Dunmore
Joan Campbell
Spring Street
Stenogra
Belect cornell and multiple lodges listed in fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR lists organizations including Olive Leaf lodge God Fellows POW Nally club Federal union No 7204 Young Men's Institute Patriothe Order Song of Anmyion Barbers' union with no clear narrative or dates.
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Belect Cornell
Olive Leaf Lodge
God Fellows
Federal Union
Young Men's Institute
Patriothe Order Song of Anmyion
Barbers’ Union
Quartet of Honesdale Musicians Stop in Carbondale en Route
A quartet of Honesdale musicians Ben Ditteich John Carroll James Carroll and Walter Campbell paused in Carbondale on Saturday while traveling to Wilkes Barre for a concert participation.
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Honesdale
Ben Ditteich
John and James Carroll
Walter Campbell
Carbondale
Wilkes-Barre
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Relief From Colds
A vintage advertisement asserts that ordinary colds can lead to grippe pneumonia or consumption if untreated, urging the right step with Nature and Scott's Emulsion. It claims the emulsion aids recovery when taken and offers a free sample, naming Scout & Bourne as the chemists and listing Pearl Street as address.
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Nature
Scott
Miss Anna Devine Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Anna Devine of Brooklyn Street was admitted to the emergency hospital on Friday underwent an appendicitis operation and is improving. She is expected to be home before many days.
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Anna Devine
Brooklyn Street
Anna
Rilmira
Dig American tug flies at half mast in honour of Alvah Daley
The Dig American tug is flown at half mast from the state ti Memorial park to honour Alvah Daley. The text references Davies past roles and a Grand Aroy KRepublic, with unclear names and titles.
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Ti Memorial Park
Alvah Daley
Quarterminster of
Davies
Grand Aroy Krepublic
Parmeter Couple Relocate Within Province for New Home
D. E. Parmeter and wife move from Mayfield Yard to Bevanton to set up a steady home. Parmeter serves as a manager and engineer for the Ontario and Western Railway and is transferring to Boran within the railway system.
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D. E. Parmeter
Mayfield Yard
Bevanton
Siely
Mgr. Parmeter
Ontario and Western
Boran
Delaware and Hudson Coal Office Change
A fragmented note mentions Mr Hoge seeking a position more lucrative than his current role in the Delaware and Hudson coal offices. No other clear names or dates are readable.
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Hoge
Delaware and Hudson Coal
Sunday School Fund Drive Rewards Church Helpers
Pastor Ekinger appeals to parishioners as volunteers celebrate the church fundraiser. Friday night’s school contest raised 129 dollars 70 cents for St Paul’s treasury. Tony Roeder led with 62 dollars, Johanna Proetsch followed with 42 dollars 45 cents, and Miss Grale contributed 25 dollars 95 cents.
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Ekinger
St. Paul
Tony Roeder
Johanna Proetsch
Miss Grale
Runaway Girl Delights Carbondale Grand Audience
A hearty crowd laughed through Arthur Dunn as Flipper the Jockey in A Runaway Girl. The Grand audience praised Manager Byrne for securing such a strong act. The Jolly Warry Jenkins company arrives for a week with Wil F. Burke from Scranton starring in songs and comedy. The bill tonight showcases The Cruise of Beauty.
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Harry Jenkins Company
Trout Fishing Wins for Two Rail Aides in Carbondale Region
George Simpkins manager of National Express and conductor Will Histed of Delaware and Hudson enjoyed a successful trout fishing afternoon. Constable Edward Neary and ex Councilman Will Collins depart today for a trout fishing trip along streams north of Carbondale.
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George Simpkins
National Express Company
Will Histed
Delaware and Hudson
Edward Neary
Will Collins
Carbondale
Funeral for Alvah W. Daley Held with Military Honors
The funeral for the late Alvah W. Daley is set for this afternoon at 2.20 o'clock from his Washington street residence. He will be buried with military honors, Davies post Grand Army of the Republic observing the ritual at the grave.
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Alvah W. Daley
Washington Street
Mr. Daley
Davies’ Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sivo Discharged After Appendicitis Operation
Joseph Sivo left Emergency hospital yesterday and returned home. After an operation for appendicitis a few weeks earlier he is on the road to good health and recovering at home.
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Joseph Sivo
Mr. Sivo
Artisans Join Johnson's Chicago Shoe Parlors Staff
John Newman of Scranton joins the staff of artists at proprietor Johnson's Chicago shoe shining parlors located in the Jadwin building.
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John Newman
Scranton
Johnson
Chicago
Jadwin
Local Visitors and Residents Parade Through Scranton Area
A parade of names shows residents and visitors including K A Delaney from Honesdale Agnes Gallagher from Pike Street visiting Wilkes Barre P J Carden of Scranton Frank Flynn of Scranton Carbondale visitor Elizabeth Brennan of Salem Avenue Dorothy Early Seventh Avenue Taylor guests at Scranton gatherings Annie Croker visiting W B Jones household Helen Scahill Avoca back from visit Nora O Hearn Gertrude Foy West Scranton Iris Burns Scranton hosted by Emma Call Clarke Bros. stores Scranton Charles McCann from Scranton home in city Captain George Brown stopping at Harrison house in Wilkes Barre J W Mooney traveling Carbondale Metal Working in New York City Frank J Silliman Scranton guests of C O R Manville Joseph McGurry Wilkes-Barre return Blanche Alexander Pontiac guest in city George and William Florgan Flima New York guests of McChaw George Kimball returning from Athens Pua Miss Hacker Forest City Janet Bigelow Honesdale guest of Mrs Frank Wells Pike Street Dr B J Singer Philadelphia surgeon visiting parents James Reilly Hospital Street and Charles Whiteside Toronto return to college William Nealon Penn medical student home for rest Grace Munn Church Street visiting Miss Mabel Carr Philadelphia Cory formerly of Carbondale Major Louis Balch Maryland guest of Attorney Burr Balch former brigade surgeon US Volunteers now at Nantleowke Academy Bastion Maryland succeeding late Captain Balch.
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K. A. DeLaney
Honesdale
Agnes Gallagher
Pike Street
Wilkes-Barre
P. J. Carden
Scranton
Frank Flynn
Carbondale
Elizabeth Brennan
Salem Avenue
Dorothy Early
Seventh Avenue
John Croker
Annie
Taylor
W. BR. Jones
P. A. Coleman
West Side
Helen Scahill
Avoca
Nora O'Hearn
Gertrude Foy
West Scranton
Carden
Iris Burns
Emma Call
Washington Street
Charles McCann
Clarke Bros
Scratton
George Brown
Harrison House
Wilkes-Birre
J. W. Mooney
Carbondale Metal Working Company
New York City
Frank J. Silliman
C. Or. Manville
Joseph McGurry
Blanche Alexander
T. Alexander
Pontiac
Mich
George
William Florgan
Flmira
N. Y
William McChaw
George &. Kimball
Athens
Pua
Misser Matth Hacker
Forest City
Janet Bigelow
Mia
Prank Wells
B. J. Singer
Jewish Hospital
Philadelphia
Singer
James Reilly
Hospital Street
Charles Whiteside
Toronto
William A. Nealon
University of Pennsylvania
Grace Munn
Church Street
Mabel Carr
Cory
Louis Balch
Maryland
J, BE
Mrs. Dee Ill at Home. Kennedy to Award Medal at Hall
Mrs David Dee is very ill at her home. Tonight J B Kennedy will award his many friends a medal at Billings hall.
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David Dee
Vyonight J. B. Kennedy
Billings’ Hall
Approaching Marriage Announced for Margaret Mullen and Harry Curtis
Cards are out announcing the approaching marriage of Miss Margaret Mullen and Harry Curtis, both popular young people of this place. The admission is free and all are cordially invited to attend.
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Margaret Mullen
Harry Curtis
Tragic accident injures James Carey at Jermyn crossing
James Carey an employe of the Ontario and Western Railroad suffered critical injuries when attempting to board a south bound freight near the crossing south of the depot at Jermyn. He had been signaling trains for section workers and amputated his left arm at the shoulder after the collision. He remains gravely ill from internal injuries.
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James Carey
Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Carey
Jermyn
Father Dunn
Sacred Heigrt Church
J. & Graves
Carbondale
Harper
Cadossa
South Main Street
John
Michael J. Grady
Mayfield
Jermynt
St. Aloysius Cadets
Sacred Heart Church
Nettie
Thomas Smith
Second Street
Kevlah
Maggie
Lizzie
Nettle Smith
Florence Davis
Gladys Edwards
Eve
Alta
Josephine Edmunds
Mother Feeney
Myrtle Thomas
Hagel
Edith Griffiths
Edith Robinson
Harry Davis
Alfred
Alvin Byane
Graves Bros
Mn Hodan Hen
John Taker
West Mayfield
Charles Meehan
Ln HL
Borough Council
George Edmunds
Windsor Hotel
New York
Janeway
Thomas A. Hendricks
Grant Bell
Leganton
HH. J. Wheeler
Joh Thomas
Congregational Church
Thomas
Delaware and Hudson
Charles Miller
West Midfield
Sullivan to Star in Uncle Tom Sketch at Father Mathew
John I. Sullivan renowned ex pugilist headlines at Father Mathew opera house tonight in Simon Legree role from Uncle Tom's Cabin. Advance seat sales report strong interest. Funeral services were held yesterday for the young son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mackerel of Tiger Valley with interment at a local cemetery. Nellie Sullivan and wife Hamilton of Riverton paid a visit yesterday. Spencer of Blakely to give a lecture on Might of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Sullivan
Father Mathew
Simon Legree
James Mackerel
Tiger Valley
Dite
Nellie Sullivan
Wite Heamlon
Revanton
Vishtore
Lowh
Key
Dy, Spencer
Blakely
Death in Rendham Widow Doyle Held Funeral
Mrs Christopher Doyle of Rendham dies after illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs Howard Mrs Rooney Mrs George Hollis and Miss Nellie and a son Alfred. Funeral at 9 in the morning with requiem at Church of the Immaculate Conception and interment in cathedral cemetery. Oratorio Judas Maccabeus to be sung at Galvary Baptist church by 75 chorus four soloists and Bauer’s full orchestra. Richard Williams defeats Walter Silmer in Minehle match at Bitter Place with a large stake. Miss Fither Steele returns from Moses Taylor hospital improved. Nebo Congregational church fair ends after three nights raising many articles. Young Men’s Christian Association program announced for Wednesday evening. Miss Rebecca Davis returns from Philadelphia visit. Emblem division Sons of Temperance meets tonight. Miss Yotthe Sherer visiting Mrs W J Davis yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Doyle
Rendham
Howard
Rooney
Ams
George Hollis
Nellie
Alfred
Judas Maccabeus
Galvary Baptist Church
Bauer
Richard Williams
Walter Silmer
Bellevue
Minehle
Bitter Place
Williams
Fither Steele
Storrs Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Nebo Congregational Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Rebecca Davis
Taylor Street
Fais
Jennie Davis
Phillie Tgynia
Sons of Temperance
Yotthe Sherer
Clark's Summit
Siater
W.J. Davis
North Main Street
The Young Man's Chances in Modern Business Conditions
A discussion on practical ability over family influence in securing business stakes. The text argues that large firms rely on financially invested partners who share risk, while salaried workers cannot drive truly brilliant, lasting success. It compares corporate control with partnership models and notes the value of hands on ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cuineghes
Gude
Counter
Fortune
Kim
Wborg
Mien
Rise of profit sharing with partners boosts firms
The text argues that successful houses align profit with key managers by taking principal men into partnership. It notes cooperation expands across hotels and other big establishments, and that manufacturing should involve practical manufacturing partners, often bright young mechanics or polytechnic graduates, to secure prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechnic School
Carnegie on Trusts and the Law of Free Competition
Andrew Carnegie argues trusts and consolidations fail against enduring economic laws. He warns that only free competition keeps markets open and profits from returning to normal, while trusts harm only those who enter them. He claims consumers and shippers bear the costs, not manufacturers or rail owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Truets
Reduced excursion rates to Los Angeles by Pennsylvania Railroad
On account of the Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held in Los Angeles California May 1900 Pennsylvanian Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all stations on the line to Los Angeles at reduced rates Tickets will be sold from April 1 to 24 and are valid for return until June 25 with proper validation Details on routes and total fares available from ticket agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Mayros
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
A. Mies
Pointe North
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Mya
Eles
Indiage SP
Tatefcom
Polite Nevi
Seminton
FO Wee
Cadosia
Crystal Lake Cottagers
Grim Reaper
Gilby
Wayne County
Albert Flad
Scout & Bowne
Chentists
Miss Devine
Lutheran Church Contest
F. Ehinger
Jessup
Bright
David Kennedy
David Kensnedy
7. EE
Palmateer
N.Y
William J. Bader
Driggs Av
Brooklyn
David Kennedys
Dean
Grant Post
Rondout
Doctora
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Jermyn and Mayfield
Carnegie
Trusts
Andrew Ochenegie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federation of Women’s Clubs
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