Trains and Schedules at Carbondale Station Nov 24 1601
Fragmentary timetable notes show Teave Carbondale city station passenger service with listed departures and arrivals. Mentions Albany Saratoga Montreal routes and trains from Wilkes Barre and Honesdale, with various times and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teave Carbondale
City Station
Berantin
Wilken Barres
Sunioy
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Moston
New Pantin Points
Waymaart
Toneadale
Teaveene
Tenesdale
Ciertandats
Wilkes Terre
Soragh
Mii
Iar
Mio
Oof A
FIO
di Pyan
Vrattes
Carbondale
Wayrmart
Honesdale
Train Timetable Fragments From Carbondale to Scranton
Scranton connections noted with trains leaving Carbondale for New York and nearby points. Details are fragmentary with times listed such as 4.00 and 11.00 a m and references to connections on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soyteintler
Carbondale
Scranton
Suinvlay Cealnia
Te A
Prattes
New Yorks Cornwall
Ete
Prati Vrei
Tamir
Polis
Suliya
Serato
Cidoala
Delivery irregularities prompt subscriber reports
Readers urged to report delivery confusion to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. Officials note reported delinquencies and ask subscribers to report at once to aid efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribunere
Carbondale
Tribune
Burke
Robrt & Reynolds
Kicked by a Horse Wounds West Side Resident
Michael Carden, an elderly West Side resident, was kicked by a horse owned by BP Boland as he walked in his garden. The horse, roaming near the hillside home, struck Carden on the head and chest after Henman, with failing eyesight, bumped into it. He was taken home by neighbors and Dr. Gilles attended him. death from injuries is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carden
West Side
Boland
Enjoyable Affair for L C By of A Society
The Burke building hosted a successful reception last night with elaborate arrangements. Prof Firth and the Graham sisters provided music for dancing, Mulholland brothers served refreshments, and many out of town guests attended in a well attended social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. By
Burke
Prof. Firth
Graham Sisters
Mulholland Brothers
Physicians' Protective Union forms in Carbondale
Physicians and surgeons of Carbondale organize a Protective union to better collect their debts, aligning with the merchants’ example. The group aims to improve financial cooperation among local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians and Surgeons of
Carbondale
Physicians' Protective Union
Merchants
Grape Nuts Cereal Praised For Digestion and Health
A reader testimonial extols Grape Nuts as a cure for indigestion and a source of lasting energy. The writer describes prior stomach trouble, heart palpitations, and sleepless nights, noting relief after using the cereal and preferring it over candy for family meals and snacks.
Fee Bill Adopted to Standardize Death and Insurance Fees
The article notes adoption of a fee bill charging for filling death certificates and insurance papers and similar items. It sets a minimum fee for office calls and for visits and treatment in nearby areas. A five dollar charge is listed for visits to the Carbondale poor farm to prevent disputes when the poor board elects a doctor, ensuring uniformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieirn
Carbondale
Crescents to Meet Professional Team in Scranton Parade
A large Crescents contingent travels from Carbondale to Scranton this afternoon to face the professional squad at Electric City. The batting order lists Murray at third, Flannighan or Harris in right field, Moran at first, Cutt in left, Emmett center field, Loftus catcher, Harte second base, McFlale short, and Smith or Moran pitching. Duck Fee, famed cannonball pitcher, will start for Carbondale, drawing strong interest as the new uniforms are delayed and expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Scranton
Eity
Feranton
Crescents
Murray
Flannighan
Harris
Feld
Moran
Cutt
Tereield
Emmett
Loftus
Harte
Mcflale
Shortston
Smith
Fee
Duck Fee
Beranton
Carbondale
Delaware & Hudson Road
Grier Case Figures In Town Board Meeting
Last night the town board, meeting late, discussed the Alderman Grier case and postponed action until more information arrives from Somerset. An item of $4 for feeding Mrs Blackmore in jail was debated but approved for payment. The board also received the treasurer's bond and adjourned.
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Dowd
McMillin
Mrs. Thaeckmoore
Alderman Grier
Somerset
Chier
William Killen
Old Folks Concert at Watt's Hall by Methodist Church
The Old Folks concert program at Watt's Hall next Wednesday evening features Ye Singers performing Auld Lang Syne and Grandmother's Chair, with multiple choruses and solo spots. Lively selections include It Cannot Be, The Vital Spark, and It Cannot Shag the Oh Lounge as the Eight Men Singers and Princege Choir participate.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Watt
Venelope
Hope
Borge
Sid Gondwith
Sid Gondwith Blawhaed
Hatta Henin
Antile Dauric
Ceceerereee
Poiclope Kynwithson Princege Choir
Oo Tanbeal AM Ye Men
Winnien Singura
Taken With Appendicitis Thomas Barrett Son of Councilman
Thomas Barrett junior, son of a Select Councilman Barrett, was operated on yesterday forenoon for appendicitis at Dr. Wheeler's hospital. Last night his condition remained serious but hopeful. the outcome is uncertain for another twenty four hours. The appendix was found to be severely diseased. Friends hope for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barrett
Wheeler
Grand repeats Under Two Flags matinee for patrons
The Henry Jenkins company brings the stirring play Under Two Flags back to the Grand this afternoon at matinee time by popular demand. Tonight the company closes its engagement with Way Down in Maine and then presents The Bonnie Brier Bush with J. F. Stoddart as Lachlan Campbell on Monday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Henry Jenkins Company
Maine
Byrne
J. F. Stoddart
Lachlan Campbell
Parsons to Preach Twice at Congregational Church
H. A. Parsons of Scranton will preach in the Congregational church tomorrow with services in the morning and evening.
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H. A. Parsons
Scranton
Congregational Church
Welsh Hill church announces Sunday services and pastor
Reverend T. F. May, the pastor, will supply at Welsh Hill. The Sunday services will be as follows: 10.10 a.m. public worship and sermon, 12 o'clock Sunday school, 6.30 p.m. PB. 8, C. B. meeting, 7.90 p.m. the usual service with sermon.
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T. F. May
Welsh Hill
Buniay School
Erinon
Carbondalians and Local Notables Highlight Week
George W. Hughes of Carbondale visits Forest City and promotes Odd Fellow principles, assisting in Clifford lodge installation. Valdemar Hollenbeck and Taiph Williams entertain at the Shehawken house. Ed Abbott, son of Rev. and Mrs. Abbott, now works with the DL&W engineering corps in Newark, a major project costing around four million dollars.
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George W. Hughes
Carbondale
Forest City
Hughes
Clifford Lodge
Valdemar Hollenbeck
Taiph Williams
Beranton
Adam Bleck
Shehawken House
Mr. Hollenbeck
Mr. Williams
Berrinton
Tleek
Hancock Herald
sTiouls Ed Abbott
Abbott
Spring Street
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Newark
N. J
Lackawanna Company
Lehigh’ College
Southern College
Carbondale High School
Y M C A Plans In Carbondale With Regional Support
P B Joslin reports on Carbondale Y M C A project. Scranton Rail Road Y M C A has erecting a new building with about 85000 pledged. Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson railways have donated or pledged support while the company widows and orphans funds restrict directing income to outside objects.
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Carbondale
Joslin
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association of Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
Delaware and Hudson
DT Hiwl
Manville
Delaware and Hudson Company
Scranton
Coleman Leaves Carbondale for Prudential Work in Toledo
Peter A. Coleman of the West Side departs for Toledo to join the Prudential Insurance field force. A Carbondale native, he began in Watertown two years ago and has built a strong record in Scranton under Superintendent Schubert. He will work under T. J. Stewart in Toledo and has broad support from Carbondale friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Coleman
West Side
Toledo
Prudential Insurance Company
Mr. Coleman
Carbondale
Insurance Feld
Watertown
Prudential Force
Scranton
Schubert
Coleman
T. J. Stewart
Jennie O'Malley
Ciarbondale
Will Go Abroad
Mr and Mrs George Kimball return from Athens live in Carbon dale and plan a Maine summer outing then a trip abroad. He aims to study German literature in Berlin and they will tour Europe together after their stay in Maine and Germany.
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Mrs
George Kimball
Athens
Carbondale
Maine
Mr. Kimball
Kimball
Germany
Berlin
Funeral for Jacob Fike Follows Fatal Train Accident
Mr and Mrs Harry Fike and Mrs Mary Serins of Brooklyn street attended the funeral of the late Jacob Fike father of Mr Fike. Mr Fike met a violent death returning home carrying a hoe and a pitchfork when a fast freight on the Mile and Wyoming line struck him, killing him instantly.
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Harry Fike
Mise Mary S<erins
Brooklyn Street
Jacob Fike
Fike
Fell Brewing project in Bimpson resumes after delay
A structural pen whitch arriving ends weeks of suspension for Fell Brewing company’s new brewery in Bimpson. Work will resume or speed up on the day previously expected for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell Brewing Company
Bimpson
Odd Fellows to Gather for Divine Service at Berean Church
On Sunday evening all branches of Odd Fellows in the city will attend divine service at the Berean Baptist church and hear an address by a guest speaker.
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Odd Fellows
Berean Baptist Church
Lodges to Visit for Joint Service by Scranton and Forest City
Rev. Dr. H. J. Whalen will lead a joint service attended by Scranton canton number four and Clifford lodge of Forest City along with the local lodges. The event aims to strengthen fraternal ties and ceremonial bonds within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Scranton Canton
No. 4
Clifford Lodge
Forest City
Obituary for Carbondale resident Nicholas Devine
Nicholas Devine 72, longtime Carbondale resident, died at home on Brooklyn Street. Born in Siigo County Ireland, he emigrated in 1848 and lived in the community since. Survived by his aged wife. Funeral Sunday afternoon at St Rose Church with burial in St Rose Cemetery.
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Nicholas Devine
Carbondale
Brooklyn Street
Mr. Devine
Siigo
Ireland
St. Rose Church
St. Rove Cemetery
Rooney Case Seeks Court Ordered Physical Exam
James Rooney sues the city for damages from a fall on a defective sidewalk and must submit to a court ordered physical examination to determine the extent of injuries. City Solicitor Stuart obtained the order this week. the suit predates his tenure. The trial likely lies at the next common pleas session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rooney
Stuart
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Old Gravity Cars Scattered Across Rural Areas
Car bondale resident Fred G. Brown buys an old gravity coach for use with summer cottages at Elk Lake farm. Other cars lie near Crystal Lake Gardner hotel Falls Trussell dairy and Lake Chapman, used as kitchens for camping parties. John W. Aitken still holds several awaiting decision on use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Fred G. Brown
Elk Lake Farm
Brown
Crystal Lake
Gardner Hotel
Falls
Trussell Dairy
Lake Chapman
John W. Aitken
Westbound departures for California and Montana
Mr and Mrs T P Reeder left Carbondale last night by the Erie for Los Angeles to make their home there. Miss Pauline Ammon also departed for the West, visiting relatives in current Falls Montana before settling in.
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T. P. Reeder
Erie
Los Angeles
Cal
Pauline Ammon
Mrs. Teeder
Miss Ammon
Carbondale
Scranton Magazine Editor Niland Visits Carbondale
John J. Niland editor and publisher of the Scranton Magazine stops at the Harrison house for a few days. He has many friends in Carbondale and will be represented in the upcoming Scranton Magazine issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Niland
Scranton
Harrison House
Mr. Niland
Carbondale
Former Carbondale Mayor Rettew Returns Home for Recuperation
Hon. C. E. Rettew, former mayor of Carbondale, who had been in Poerhon tas, W. Va., for some time, came back to the city last evening. He has been ill recently and returned to his home to recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rettew
Carbondale
Poerhontas
W. Va
Mr. Rettew
Bly class cake sale at Box building on Church street
Members of Mrs BE J Bly’s class of the Baptist church plan a cake sale in the Box building on Church street today. A selection of tempting sweet meats will be offered for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Bly
the Baptist Church
Church Street
Meetings of Sunday St Josephs Cadets and Societies
Sunday gatherings list St Josephs Cadets and the Order of Railway Conductors No 159 alongside St Boniface society. The items denote regular community meetings with no stated outcomes or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Cadets
Order of Railway Conductors
St. Boniface Society
Meetings of Tonight at Diamond Lodge Shield of Honor
The Diamond lodge hosts gatherings tonight under the Shield of Honor program. Members meet to discuss upcoming events and honors.
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Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Passing Throng Shows Local Social Happenings
The notice lists a Brooklyn child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Killeen as dangerously alert. J Norman Gelder of the Leader returns from New York and Philadelphia. Miss Lillian Coons of Binghamton visits Miss Lillian Coddington on South Main Street. Michael Korb, ex of the Delaware and Hudson roundhouse, heads to Paterson New Jersey for a new job. Miss Verna Oliver Lena Alley and Mess Louis Ory Curt Lee attended a Dun das party Thursday night. all enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Killeen
Brooklyn Street
J. Norman Gelder
New York
Philadelphia
Lillian Coons
Binghamton
Lillian Coddington
South Main Street
Michael Korb
Delaware and Hudson
Paterson
N. J
Verna Oliver
Lena Alley
Louis Ory
Curt Lee
Dundas
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD HORSE ROUTE ACCIDENT
A team owned by Frank Clark of Scranton ran away on Fourth street yesterday afternoon as the driver stepped away. The wagon overturned at Bacon street scattering its contents. The horses escaped unharmed though harness and wagon were damaged and had to be repaired before resuming travel. The Jermyn Boys brigade is taking the initiative this year in preparations.
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Frank Clark
Scranton Florist
Fourth Street
Bacon Street
Hhe Jermyn Boys' Brigade
Physicians Piles Remedy Ad From Old Newspaper
Sample mailed proof promises relief from piles and hemorrhoids through Humphrey at Witch Diswell. Claims permanent cure for external or internal, blind or bleeding hemorrhoids with itching fissures and fistulas. Mentions price and receipt purportedly from Phreys Medicine Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Witch Diswell
Mum. Phreys’ Moticine Co
Williaa and
Joli bin
Dew York
Memorial Day Exercises to Feature Civil War Veterans
The brigade plans Memorial Day rites inviting Civil War and Philippine veterans and ministers to participate at the cemetery. Boys in uniform will make a first public appearance. Also notes Carbondale visitors Jane Thompson and Mal com Baker, Stephen Maynard visiting from Nanticoke, and local residents W. H. Turner and others. A catamount display appears in Ashbrook drug store window after a shooting near Cadosia. A Brokenshire child faces pneumonia risk. Patrick McChrone returns from New York to visit family. Mrs Bradley of Buffalo visits Rev Maynard St Thompson. First Baptist church hosts sermons on temptations and life after death.
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Buffalo
Ashbrook Drug Store
John Littl
Thushbrook Street
Cadosia
Samuel Brokenshire
Wicatreet
Patrick McChrone
New York
Taylor. Local concert and church notices in Moscow and area
Mrs John TR Jones of Railroad street will sing at a shore concert in the Moscow church. The Taylor Oratorio Society rehearsal discussed Judis Maccabees at Calvary Baptist church with soloists Miss O Neill Lenore Thompson David T Davis and John T Wilkings named. A 75 member chorus trains under Prof Db KF Jones. Greenwoonk No 1 and 2 mines workers paid. Lackawanna company dues distributed for early April.
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John TR. Jones
Railroad Street
Moscow
Taylor Oratorio Society
Calvary Baptist Church
Bauer
Miss O'Neil
Wilkes-Barre
Mia
Lenore Thompson
Scranton
David T. Davis
John T. Wilkings
KF. Jones
Greenwoonk
Harris
Theo
C. J. Henry
Wyoming
Joseph J. Curt
Main Street
Magland
Curt
Lizzie Jones
Storre Street
Hoboken
N. J
W. M. Gell
New York
Thompson News Briefs From Scranton Tribune Itemizing Local Folks
Miss Virgle Cagill finishes Uniondale term and stays with parents Mr and Mrs Ilins Cagill. Arthur Westgate visits from Forest City to see Uncle N J Monroe. Mrs J P Lyken visits daughters in Halstead. Will Van Horn’s house damages minimal after undiscovered fire. F E Engalls keeps about forty Belgian hares. Levi Patterson’s home burned with contents. Mrs Allen visiting her mother, Mr Allen in field. Ada DeWitt visits relatives on Main Street. Jennie Clark returns to Montcalm after visit. Rev I M Pageoe new M E pastor. not preaching this week. Rev P M Tower to preach next Sabbath. Rev B F Larrabee to supply Starraca pulpit. Lulu Vandermark visits Mabel Monroe. Rev A D David to Lehman charge. first sermon next Sabbath. Dr E B Wheaton visiting Jackson. new in town. Miss Bessie Walker helps in Foster millinery. Street commissioner E A Mead repairing streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Virgle Cagill
Uniondale
Ilins Cagill
Arthur Westgate
Forest City
N. J. Monroe
J. P. Lyken
Halstead
Will van Horn
F. E. Engalls
Levi Patterson
Dunn's Pond
Frank Allen
Allen
Mr. Allen
Ada DeWitt
Honesdale
Starracea
Lulu Vandermark
Winwood
Mabel Monroe
A. D. David
M. FE
Lehman
BE. T. Wheaton
Paectoryville
Jackson
Rest Cottage
Bessie Walker
Binghamton
A. T. Foster
E. A. Mead
Grand-Niece of Polk lauds Lydia Pinkham as cure evidence
Mrs Ida L Roser of Denver writes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after her own recovery and her friend’s relief from severe female ailments. She declares the medicine restored health and strength, urges other women to try it, and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Polk
Idal
Roser
18Th Ave
Denver
Col
Grand-nieve
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Independent Order of Good Templars
Pryxnas
Lydia BE
Lydia BE. Plakhoam
Irs
Ipa
Lydia EL. Pinkham
First Annual Ball at the Opera House
The first annual ball occurs Friday evening at the opera house with supper at the Jay house. Graduating exercises of the New Milford graded school will be held at the opera house in May. The alumni will meet that evening. Revd S Tagan of St. Johns and Rev J D Mallery of the Baptist church will speak. Charades and music follow with supper at the Jay house. Dr W Hager is in Scranton on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Jay House
New Milford
W. Hager
Scranton
Berry Howard Acquitted in Goebel Daze Case
A jury in Frankfort Kentucky returned a verdict of not guilty in the Goebel deacination matter. The acquittal centers on the charges linked to the long dispute surrounding the Goebel era and its key figures. The trial concluded with bystander attention and AP reporting from exclusive wire sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Apel
Doves Monard
Bell
Janet Pal
Goebel
To Cure Grip in Two Days Luxative Bromo Quinine Ad
A vintage medical patent style claim promises a two day cure for grip. Each box bears the signature of J. W. Grove as a mark of authenticity and efficacy. The item reflects early 20th century patent medicine advertising tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Burke Building
Physicians’ Union
Andy
Marina
Saragi
Rooters
OLD Folkes
Jerinealom
Jedudliah Kemp Bowe
Slolhing Glen
Phillander
M. Pennyfeather
Welcone Marigatil Sprakplace
Tedediah
Jorsia Jonna Taek
Stoddart In
Bonnie Brier Bush
Parsons
My. and
Mrs. Kimball
Europe
Clemo
Rooney Case
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Spee
Scranton Tribune
Ida L. Roser
Lydia E. Pinkham
National City Bank of
Lynn
Ses
Lydia I. Pinkham
Epeelel
Moxley
Eddlstead
Columbia Hose Company
Tla
Berry Howard
Associated Press
Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
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