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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1902

Page

3

Railroads Time Tables and Services from Carbondale

The News of Carbondale reports Delaware and Hudson and New York Ontario and Western lines with train departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Montreal. It notes schedule details for Sundays and weekdays, temporary engine transfers due to traffic surges, and crews moved from the Jefferson division to respond to higher demand.

Delaware Hudson Railroad Corbis Lacae Chiaberion Scranton Wiskee Tarre Albeny Montreal Boston Senate Pointe Waymaet Suniday Draine Waymare Toneedile Carbondale Willie Barre Sorntonia Curbandole Trott Ways Mart Chamd Fee

Subscribers urged to report newspaper delivery irregularities

Subscrib ers to The Tribune are urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or Robert Reynolds newsdealers. The office notes delivery confusion and asks subscribers to report delinquency at once to aid efficient service.

Tribune Carbondale Burke Building Robert & Reynolds

Mayor Nominates Board of Health Members for Confirmation

Mayor O Neill named Dr John A Kelly George W Norris John P Collins and Patrick G McDonough to the board of health for four to five year terms. Confirmation was postponed for one week as council debated committee referral and the secretaryship staff issue amid other city business.

John A. Kelly John P. Collins George W.norris Patrick G. McDonough Select Council O'Neill Board of Health Connell A. F. Gillis George W. Norris CL ‘Thyany Alex Wyllie Patrick ¢H McDonough E.W. W. Burke Kilpatrick Cautron Aly Mannion Judiciary and Legislation Committee Eounci Tey Common Council Wis Connor Evans

Buttons Spark Streetcar Disruptions During Strike

Disorder erupted on two trolley cars when operators lacked union buttons. At Mugiel yard passengers refused fares and taunted the non union crew. After leaving Carbondale, a crowd pulled the trolley, rang bells repeatedly, and forced a one hour delay.

Mugiel Yard Carbondale

Local fraternal orders list and affiliations

The fragment lists multiple organizations such as Vincent de Paul, Daughters of St. George and other lodges including Ancient Order of Filberts, Knights of Honor, United Mine Workers and related groups. The text reads as a roster of society and lodge affiliations with unclear context.

Ancient Order of Filhermans Vincent de Paul Oreda Lodge

Judson Smith Returns to Post at New Telephone Company

Judson Smith resumes his former duties at the telephone company after a two week illness. Va gsar Jones accepts a position with Pethick the furniture dealer.

Judson Smith Gsar Jones Pethick

Engineers Transferred Temporarily in the Jefferson Division

Samuel Gritman James Norris and Jeremiah Buckley three engineers have been transferred from the Jefferson division of the Brie te the Erie and.

Samuel Gritman James Norris Jeremiah Buckley Jefferson Division Brie Erie

Soldier's Honors for Alvah W Daley

Impressive burial rites honor Carbondale citizen Alvah W Daley with Grand Army of the Republic presence. Funeral from Walshington Street residence with large Army turnout. remains to Clifford cemetery after Delaware and Hudson rail transport to reach Wednesday morning.

Carbondale Grand Army Post Pres

Candy Store Sunday Prosecution Case Quashed

The Carbondale court yesterday quashed the Sunday candy sale prosecutions against John Bludue and others after arguments by Frank A. Monaghan. The decision held the proceedings defective, citing improper corporate naming and insufficient evidence, ending the crusade against candy merchants selling on Sunday.

Werehams Frank A. Menaghian Monaghan John Bludue New York South Main Street McAndrew Wisl Atkinson City of Carbondale Beiong Ainordiganer Gardebla Gubert Elc

The Harry Jenkins Company Opens Week at Grand

The Harry Jenkins Company opened a week long engagement at the Grand with The Curse of Beauty drawing a large audience. Mr Jenkins led a strong cast delivering abundant comedy and earned loud laughter and applause. WH E Burke from Scranton made a hometown return honored by Carbondale friends with warm reception.

Harry Jenkins Company Grand Hary Jenkins E. Burke Scranton Loresiuppeny Carbondakins Burke Carbondale

Crescents Baseball Benefit in Burke Building Tonight

Carbondale's Crescents baseball team hosts a community benefit in the Burke building. Local pride is urged to support the young team, promising an evening of refined entertainment with music by Firth and the players' known social successes.

Crescents Burke Building Carbondale Firth

Evening programme at Watt's Hall features W D Evans

Mr Roseerins will be assisted in his evening programme at Watt's Hall tomorrow by W D Evans of this city who will sing The Bridge while the artist produces scenes suggested by the song. A ladies quartet will sing another well known song for the artist.

Saint Rose Academy Music Pupils Present Evening Program

The St. Rose academy music pupils will perform this evening in St. Rose hall. The programme is elaborate and highlights the excellence of past entertainments by the academy students, promising a bright and pleasing show.

St. Rose Academy St. Rose Hall

Downing Vaudeville Show At Opera House

Afternoon advertisement notes Harry Downing's vaudeville act at the opera house last evening. The rider performance drew throngs of attendees and stood as a highlight of the program.

Harry Downing

Jermyn Rovers Edge Simpson Wanderers in Tight Park Duel

The Jermyn Rovers beat the Simpson Wanderers 1 to 0 at Fowlems Park after a disputed late goal kept under review. The game lasted an hour and a half with a first half Jermyn goal and a prolonged second half stoppage prompting an extra half hour to settle the outcome.

Jermyn Man Dies From Injuries After Train Accident

Abichael Carey of Jermyn died at emergency hospital from injuries suffered Saturday morning while attempting to board a train on the Ontario and Western at Mayfield to reach his work.

Abichael Carey Jermyn Ontario and Western Mayfield

Steam plant closes for season. workers reassigned

The steam heating plant at the round house closes for the season. Thomas Cornish will move to the Main street blacksmith shop and Oscar Cole to the locomotive shop as part of the transfer.

Roundhouse Thomas Cornish Main Street Oscar Cole

Campbell and Horan Elected Delegates to Father Mathew Convention

M. B. Campbell and M. J. Horan were elected Sunday as delegates to the Father Mathew convention at Oy pPhunt on May 21, detailing the local party’s selection and date of election.

M. BR. Campbell M. J. Horan Father Mathew OypPhunt

McComb's Eulogy for Colonel Daley at Davies Post

Col McComb delivers a terse, practical eulogy at Davies post headquarters for late quartermaster Alvah W. Daley. Daley died after a brain incident on March 1008 and funeral services were arranged as veterans prepared to march to the welling.

Davies Alvah W. Daley John McComb Delow Tower Pur Ely Lin

Obituary notices for William Moyles and George Williams

William Moyles a long time city resident died yesterday morning after a lengthy illness born in England in 1862 he immigrated with his wife and lived in Carbondale since 1889 survived by his son John Moyles He attended the Episcopal church and was admired by many. George Williams a former resident of this city died at his Dunmore home after a long illness born in Clifford sixty years ago he lived here nearly twenty years later moving to New York and then Dunmore he is survived by his wife a son V Williams a daughter Miss Della Williams and two brothers Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 PM at his Bloon Street Dunmore home.

Walshington Street William 8. Davies Grand Army the Thepublic Dilley Maplewood John McComb Dalf Chaurles H. Lee First Presbyterian Church Forr Felief Corps William I Diuvies Ftter Mr. Lee John Lingfelter George Hedden Fowlems Park Jermyn Revers Simpson Wanderers Jermyn Boys Jermyn Wanderers Rovers James Carey Ontario and Western Carbondale Delware and Hudson Maggie Sullivan John Henry Fourth Street Thore Annie Hoste Annie Walsh Agnes Ligale Flanigan Mary Sharkey Loretta Jenne Christina Helen Cannon Twa Sherwood David Moon David Brace Donnie Waleh John McHale Edward Powers Kinank McAndrew Thomas Gilligan Barry Burke Joseph Flanigan Frank Walker Michael Powers David Davis James Gilhool Mia Michael Walsh Anna East Side Frank Kelly South Sermaton Chief McGinley Smich Justice Robinson Abs, Neary Nuinety Benjorz Mamie Coons Carrie Vail Maggie Mureh Walter Lt. Taylor Bula Sprague George Cebhart Stanley Hills Willie Gilbert Harold Davis Reginald Houghton Nellie Biginn Sarah Jones Mary Evans May Haas Willie Allen Preston Badger Ralph Baker Charles Parks Beth Sprague Sugie Davies Bessie Jones Helen Gaven Ida Baker Daniel Thomas Olu Cillbert Mary Warey Saul Harvey Margaret Jenkins Eloise Shields Edith Eastlake Charles Hawkins Euther Feeney Avais Jones Leonard Spelcher Willie Davidson William Moyles Decoased England Eivele Delaware Wool Hudson Company Epiacopal Church John Moyles Bpring Street Gclorgn Williams Dunmore Bright Deceised Clifford New York City V. Williame Della Williams XN. W. William D. W. Williams Bloon Street Dunore

Passing Throng and Social Notes in Archbald Area

Misses Louise and Florence Bishop spent Sunday with Archbald friends. Miss Anna Barnard of Dundaff visits Robert and Dallis Perry in Maple avenue. Misses Hughes Payton and Innes of Dunmore guest Miss Helen Judge. Dr Fred Co Utley of Canton Pa visits his parents on Cemetery street. Miss Blanche Alexander of Pontiac Michigan visits relatives in the city. Robert Holland, after days with family on Maple avenue, returns to Dundall. Miss Gertrude Foy returns to Scranton after visiting the Carden sisters. Frank Colling, central school teacher, is absent with appendicitis starting Saturday.

Louise Florence Bishop Anna Barnard Dundaff Robert Dallis Perry Maple Avenue Hughes, Payton and Innes Dunmore Helen Judge Fred Co. Utley Canton Truman Coley Cemetery Street Blanche Alexander G. T. Alexander Pontiac Michigan Robert Holland Dunduall Gertrude Foy Scranton Carden West Side Frank Colling Central School

Sullivan stars in Uncle Tom scene at opera house

Jobo iL Sullivan of the George Downing Vaudeville company played Simon Legree in a scene from Uncle Tom's Cabin at the opera house last night. He greeted many friends during a stop at the Mahon house as the Junior band of Blake ly church postponed their Thursday concert to a later date.

Jobo Il. Sullivan Mr. Sullivan George Downing

Avoca Hive and Local Notices Spark Evening Meeting

In Avoca Dinond City hive the Ladies of Mivea bees plan an evening session with candidate initiation, while Daughters of St. Gorge announce a London meeting and demand presence of all who seek the degree. Miss May Carey to wed William Wilims on West Side. ceremony details noted. Local health concerns include Kennedy’s illness and W. I. Pier’s typhoid pneumonia recovery. Sunday commerce up in Avona with visitor attendance mixed by area. Plank walk in front of the opera house needs repairs. gravel path suggested. Miss Mary Bistie breaks ground for a new residence opposite the old homestead. John Gilhooley circulates petition supporting a school of mines act. Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery return from their wedding trip and stay with bride’s sister, Mrs. T. P. McGrell.

Dinond City Daughters St. Gorge London May Carey William Wilims West Side Tsennedy Ave Pier Avona Mary Bistie John Gilhooley School of Mines Ad Mining Department John Flannery T. P. McGrell

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

This ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets sold by all druggists. It states refunds are available if the remedy fails and features Grove's signature on each box.

Grove Bbc

Philippine Vegetables Show Potatoes Tomatoes Equal to States

Samples of potatoes and tomatoes grown under local supervision were found to rival state produce. The interior department received fruit trees from California and will plant them in Batangas Manila and Benguet for experiments. Seed lots have been distributed to careful applicants who must report results to aid future trials at experimental stations.

Woncerter Interior Bataan Chase Slingalon Secretary of the Interior Islands Batangas Manila Benguet Department of the Interior Agricultural Bureau Bureau of Sericulture Haive Negros

Reduced Rates to Los Angeles for Federation of Women's Clubs

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers special excursion tickets from all stations to Los Angeles and return for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Los Angeles May 1 to 8. Tickets available April 19 and 20, valid for return until June 25 with proper validation. See ticket agents for rates, routes, and terms.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the News .of Wromille Valley Wyoming Board OF Heath Hilda Dales Honus Daley Wood Wealth Dave Hla Weinin A. W. Daley Company Pornagivinla Milithi Tee Army of the Potomac Virginia Cormade Morlig Dunuory Pat Hoghiy Eias Willinanos Pucerl Thin City Delaware and Hudson Clifford Cemetery Candy Store The Mr. Evans Iroup Sue San’ F Cal Louisville, Ky Yorks N.Y Jermyn and Mayfield Bertha Forshener Hattie Hills May Hosle Ethel Harvey Mable Sherwood Jennie Smatlacomb Marle McCloskey Mabeth Williams Annie Collins Roswell Salisbury Peron Pritchard Glen Wall Belle Thompson John Kelly Emerson Bennett Blanche Mae-Hale Belle Davidson Rose Stanton Ralph Seymour Chira Harvey Regina Meehan Mathew Leslie Susie Carey Ania Tapatha Wille Munningham Helen’ Davidson George Moercom Marjorie Mellow Mildred Gilbert Lily Dawe Ethel Yates Millie Martin Myances Breele Eliabeth Davis May Lasiczak Cecilia Cawley Haesl Ployt Alice Green Laura Davis Stella Grifith Edith Bray Caroline Maynara Austin Pry Rosier Crawford Mary Vans Raymound Baker Louse Glazier Hh. N. Barrett Princelpud Michael Carey Col.m’comb Elizabeth Wiliams South Gibson Blakely Ladies’ Aid Society Primitive Methodist Church Conroy, Mack & Edwards Father Mathew Opera House Lueck B. FE. Kingsley Pottsville DC Evans Myre Elvira Jones Minooka Clara Roskally Weat Oxford Myer Davidow Lackawanna Ave Avoca Philippine Krom Los Angeles Pennsylvania Railroad Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs
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