The People’s Exchange Classifieds Ad In Carbondale Pa
A local classified page describes a popular exchange service offering help for renters buyers sellers and job seekers at low prices. It lists a wanted ad for a second hand bakery worker with location details and a sale notice for a “pharten pont” described as beautiful with a specific weight, inviting inquiries at a Carbondale address.
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Pharten Pont
Mack
Neal Child'n Poailat
Shields
Church Street
Carbondale
No Excitement at Teachers Election Halts at High School
School board meeting runs smoothly with unanimous votes for most teachers. High school vacancies postponed due to chairman's absence amid his mother's illness. other actions include parade plans for semi centennial celebration and coal bids.
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Hughes
Achoola
Anna Dunstan
Elizabeth ‘Thoma Nellie Sherrer
Anna Murphy
Janet Bryden
Jennie Fox
Mary Murphy
Ellaly Harte
Thomas L. Gilmartin
Kathryn Walsh
Anna Farrell
Ela Horan
Bridget IE. Gilmartin
Margaret McAndrew
Mary Coogan
Mary M
Garr
United States
Kerwin
Leo
Teachers Discuss Plans for City Semi Centenary
City instructors met Saturday afternoon to map child participation in the semi centennial celebration. Abe Li Sahm led publicity ideas including school fronts and souvenir sales to cover costs. The group formed a committee on ways and means with school principals to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Li Sahm
Willkelp
Abate a Nuisance Over River Dumping
Sanitary Policeman Moffitt orders an end to garbage dumping into the Lackawanna river citing a law with penalties. Despite warnings, many residents continue throwing decaying vegetables and kitchen refuse into the stream, creating a dangerous nuisance.
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Moffitt
Lackawanna River
Allen’s Foot Ease powder trial advertise ment
An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot Ease powder for foot pains, corns, bunions, and ingrown nails. It claims quick relief, offers a mail order trial package, and lists Le Roy New York as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Allen
Kane
Allen & Olmeted
le Roy
River Refuges Hold Amid Low Water Concerns
Complaints focus on the block between sixth and seventh avenues as river levels stay low and the refuge remains intact. Authorities note no shelter or refuge structures have been washed away despite the conditions.
Coming entertainments booked for 1901 02 season
The entertainment course for 1901 02 is booked with Mare the magician October 21 Monday. A W Hawks lecturer humorist presents Shine and Shavens November 18 Monday. Honest Gamble Concert company December 27 Friday. Elias Day characterist January 2010 Wednesday. General John B Gordon lecture The Last Days of the Confederacy February 11 Tuesday. The Ciinich Male quartet February 2 Monday. Season tickets priced at 1 50.
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Mare
A.W. Hawks
Honest Gamble Concert Company
Elias Day
John BR. Gordon
Ciinich
Sunday School Picnic at Crystal Lake
The First Congregational Church Sunday school plans a trip to Crystal Lake on Annual 7 with transportation by bus from the church at 7 00 a M. Adults 60 cents and children under fourteen 2 5 cents. Tickets available from R A Kelly drug store and David James grocery. Refreshments and sports planned.
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First Congregational Church
Crystal Lake
R.A. Kelly
David James
Social Round at River Street Home Entices Local Guests
Mr and Mrs George R Creveling hosted a gathering on River Street with guests including Mr and Mrs George J Renton Mr and Mrs W B Staenkburg Mr and Mrs Frank Orchard Mr and Mrs W B Skeele Miss Lottie Ellis Mr Ohkes of New York City and honeymooning Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson from New York City. Mary Duncan hosted a Friday night party on Hospital Street featuring dancing and a midsummer dance with Professor Firth providing piano.
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George R. Creveling
River Street
George J. Renton
W. B. Staenkburg
Frank Orchard
W. B. Skeele
Mixsee Lottie and Peesle Ellis
Ohkes
New York City
Obituary notes from They son and Newark figures
Mee Willgabeth Flether of They son died Friday and was buried yesterday in Aarat. Michael Hagan, former local tailor, died at his Newark home after years as a railroad conductor. He leaves a widow and eight children. brother Charles Hagan of Terrace Street is in town. Bartholomew Kane died Saturday after a brief illness. funeral today with interment at St Rose cemetery.
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Newark
N. J
Hagan
Charles Hagan
Terrace Street
Hurial
Newark Catholic
Martin Kane
Orchard Street
Bartholomew
St. Rose Cemetery
Dr Whalen Impresses Audiences Despite Critics
The Eaglesmere Diality News praises Dr Whalen for improving with each appearance noting he is a skilled speaker though some editors labeled him a poor lecturer. The latest sermon last night carried a strong, true ring according to observers.
Local Fraternal and Labor Groups Featured in Union Parade
The council Olive Leatlodge and multiple unions and associations including Independent Order of Old Fellows Typographical union Federal union No 7.204 Branch 168 National Association of Letter Carriers Young Men's Institute Merchante associations Patriotic Order Fons of America Barbers union participate in a regional gathering and show of solidarity.
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Select Council
Independent Order of Old Fellows
Typographical Union
Federal Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
Young Men's Institute
Merchante’ Association
Patriotic Order Fons of America
Barbers’ Union
Local Man to Enter University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Frank Messett, currently in Schenectady New York and formerly a Carbondale resident, will join the University of Pennsylvania medical department in September. He is a brother of Thomas Messett of the Harrison house.
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Frank Messett
Bcheonectady
N.Y
Carbondale
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas Messett
Harrison House
Sampson Improves as Young Lad Recovers from Train Accident
Ernest Bampoon, the Ontario and Western train crash survivor whose legs were crushed and later amputated at Emergency hospital, shows gradual improvement after weeks of recovery.
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Ernest Bampoon
Western
Weeks Before He Can Be Removed to His Home
The fragment notes a legal or custodial timeline indicating procedures leading up to a prisoner’s removal to his residence. It references timeframe and action but lacks full context or identifiable parties.
Archbald Mounds Falls to Ball-Chastre Nine in Hectic Game
A local baseball clash saw Archbald beaten by Ball-Chastre with the visitors delivering sixes and sevens. The final score stood at 12 to a still unreported Archbald total.
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Archbald
Archibald
Cheelk Connor
Passing Throng Records Local Social Roundup
Mrs Edward Roche and Mrs Roche of New York were guests in the city over the past month before returning home. Frances Moses returned to Springton after a brief visit. Daniel P Byrne, manager of the Grand Opera House, is in New York seeking engagements for a season. Henry B Singer, ex of Stern Singer & Rarer, visits his parents on South Main Street. Charles Severance accepts a bookkeeper position with Carbondale Machine Co. KE Spangenberg leaves for Lake Quinsigama to visit relatives. Mrs Stephen Missed spends days with relatives at Honesdale. Frank Bridget visits Crystal Lake with friends. Mr and Mrs Owen Rees spend Sabbath at Crystal Lake. Edward Maze enjoys vacation with relatives at Great Bend. Willian Moorevan and Harvey Slack spend Sunday with friends in the elfe. Mr and Mrs Pered and daughter Marjorie spend Saturday in Monosdale. Nicheleon and family camping at Newton Lake. Mrs Charles Reuey returns to Honesdale after a visit in the city. Miss Millie Salun spends vacation at Atlatty Chey. Attorney Milton W Lewis of Scranton was in town yesterday. Peter A Coteman of Scranton spends Sunday in Tahlredhale. Miss Celia Barry of Seventh Avenue visiting in Scranton. Grattan Singer visits Scranton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roche
New York City
Mise Frances Moses
Sorington
Daniel PL Byrne
Grand Opera House
New York
Praetens
Henry B. Singer
Stern, Singer & Rarer
Singer
Routh Main
Charles Severance
Cempeters Street
Carbondale Machine Company
Scott
Honesdale
Frank Bridget
Tarte Avenue
Crystal Lake
Owen Reees
Thorna Street
Crystal Hike
Edward Maze
Belmont Street
Great Pend
Willian Moevan
Harvey Slack
Geen Ridge
Thie Elfe
Pered
Marjorie
Bednont Street
Monosdale
D Nicheleon
Famille
Newton Lake
Mire
Charles Reuey
Me Fouwry
Mies Millie Salun
South Matin Etreet
Atlalytte Chey
Milton W. Lewis
Scranton
Peter A. Coteman
Seranton
Taherudhale
Celia Barry
Seventh Avenue
Grattan Singer
Teams Pursue Injunction in Lumber- funded School Addition
James J W Mulley attorney for the self heard will seek an injunction to halt Pook Lumber Co from proceeding with an addition to the First Word school after a recent contractor dispute. Court will decide if the firm may continue work or if the board’s decision stands, delaying completion and raising costs for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J.W. Mulley
Self Heard
Pook Lumber
Fiene
Cmpany
Cemrt
Mather
newWebiet
Pottsville
Elase
Browns
Savidge
Morgan
Lackawannas
Scranton
Mahon
Sivoye
Krause’s Cold Cure Advertised For All Ailments
A Pocket Cold Cure is prepared in compact form and will cure cold in the head throat chest or any portion of the body in 24 hours. You don’t have to stop work either. Price 25c. Sold by all druggists.
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Krause
Peckville Excursion to Lake Draws Citizens Today
Citizens urged to set aside other matters and join the united churches on a Lake excursion today, a regional event organized to encourage fellowship and outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Churches
Train Excursion Leaves Delaware and Judson Station
A special train departs this morning from the Delaware and Judson station priced at £90 owlock with tickets valid on all regular trains. The excursion notes mention refreshments by Cotorer Willim Gowne for WR Stevens of North Main street, and local deaths and social visits including Mrs Janet Stevens of Auburn Pa. Funeral services were held at Auburn with interment in a local cemetery. Additional items cover camp meeting attendance, a railway accident injuring John Moora, and various local social visits and church events in the Wayne and Carbondale areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotore
Delaware and Judson
Willim
Waverly
John Moora
Sterrickreck
Moora
Midna
Lackawanna Hospital
Berantoon
Samuel Rhoda
Arizona
J. KR. Rhoda
Rizer
Nellie Nyhart
Beatt
Kimina Carpenter
Harry Peck
Waymart
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Young People's Society
D. Perry Boone
Beyberteville
Josephine Mott
Mott Haven
Buffalo
Gertrude Sylvius
Carbondale
B. Williame
Wyoming
Melvin Whitney
J. C. Tuthill
Depot Street
Ladies Aid Meets at Universalist Church in Frilune
Special to the Bornytog reports the Ladies Aid society of the Universalist church met with Miss Effie Tingley. Visitors from Harford and Susquehanna shared meals, and several local residents were noted in town for business or visiting relatives this week. Dr. Hoeven and Whitney of Harford traveled for business, while A. Sweet returned from Montrose after court.
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Frilune Gibson
Ladies Aid Society of the Universalist Church
Effie Tingley
New York Ontario and Western Time Table Overview
Train schedules detail southbound and northbound lines from Scranton to Carbondate and Walton with departures about 5 and 7 pm Sunday services, noting weekday vs Sunday operations and connections to Utica Oneida and intermediate points. Officials J A Anderson and Welsh TP provide the timetable guidance.
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Ingin
Yap Coe Utica
Oneida
Walton, Doll, Huindea
Sitoey
Andrieon
G.I A
Newark
Scranton
Trains for Haseley Aid Intermediate Points From Scranton
Train notices show departures from Scranton to New York routes with through trains marked No 7 and No 8. Sunday departures include Nos 20 and 82 with arrivals indicated, along a schedule linking intermediate points to New York and back.
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Haseley
Scranton
Siam
Titewah
New York
Popus
Mos
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules June 2 2001
Train notices list daily departures from Saranton for Philadelphia New York Chicago and points west via D and W BR and other lines. It specifies Pullman car service between Wilkes-Barre and New York and indicates ticketing contacts in New York South Bethlehem and Wilkes Barre with various station names and times.
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Saranton
Philadelphia
New York
D&w BR
Po Im Sundava
White Neven
Hasktton
Po & TL Wt
Th. Hah
Poteecilie
Bethlehem
Faaten
Reading
Morrisburg
Prinwigual Witemedinte Statioie
Nak Dymond
Vunkhonteck
Towaaria
Urmiiia
Delaer
Geneva
Bemantinp
Rocherter
Nuflain
Nigara Falls
Chicago
PD & HL
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Bane
Iuflate
Suaneler
Fantin Ho
Wilrer
Copiland Street
Charles
Cortland Street
Sonnemacher
Lackawanna Active
Sormnien
Delaw are and Hudson Time Table Fragment
Fragmentary schedule notes show departures and times for Delaware and Hudson lines. Mentions point names such as Vin Henoetale Lake Lodore and Wilkes Burne with several times like 6 98 a.m. and 12h pe. Indicates trains to Pennsylvania Mount Re and Altany with scattered times.
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Aine
Lake Lodore
Pointe
Pennaylvania Mt. Re Pointe
Mist
Altany
All Points North
Fragmented OCR Schedule Fragment with Travel Times
Fragmented text outlines train times and routes between New York Philadelphia and other cities. It lists arrivals and departures with numbers, stations, and times but readability is poor and many items are garbled. The core shows travel connections and station stops across several lines.
Train Schedules Across New York and New Jersey Region
Late copy lists timetable details for routes through New York Fontain to Philadelphia Reading Lebanon Allentown and Pottsville with connection information to Scranton Wilkes Barre Bethlehem and Bethlehem area markets. It notes through tickets to eastern and western destinations at reduced prices and mentions Sunday timings and general station stops.
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New York
Fontain OR
M. Eshaoty
Ateeet
Inny
Goren Grove
Ene
Boga
Methiol Evan
Foe
Reading
Lebanon
Marylebagg
Allntown
Potteville
Meuriain Park
All Pointe East
Alae
Holhauses
Genitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cate
Carbondale Department
the People's Exchange
Iona
St Eimers Kerg
Lincoln Avenue
Crystal Leake
Firth
Dr. Whalen
Sampson
Olyphant
John McHale
Bucquehanna Street
Dunmore Cemetery
First Street
Blakely
Patrick McDonnell
Peckville Hore
Hammond
H. B. Rush
Cora Matthews
Ikhuth Yundt
Genevieve Hammond
Big Pond
Pike County
Jessie Abel
Masten
Mere
J. A. Mul
Mre
Ply
Betty
Ualendale
Katelle Usher
Mike Looyn Ferrell
Newburgh
N. Y
Mise
Annie Watkins
Taylor
T. W. Watkins
Mary Hefferon
Dunmore Street
James McNulty
Wisconsin
Pittston My
Harvey Kelly
Brooklyn
James Mulley
Mamie Burke
Park Place
Peckville
Guernsey
Guernsey Hall
Mer Weber
N. B
City of Scranton
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey, Proprietor
Aah
Gibson
Ellen Patterson
Harford
FL Curtis, Jr
Eva Whiney
Susquehanna
Gibeeon House
EK. A. Sweet
Montrose
H. H. Hoeven
Z. Whitney
F. L. Guard
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Sercadiae
Sida
Miyeville
Lake Bodare
HOTEL
Clifton
Lake Winola, PA
Fipert Suremer
Northeatern
Mentesvania
Thlaware
Lockewaynu
Weatert
Pacoteyville
J. W. Moore
Pennsylvania
Railroa
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Altimore
Wilkes Barre
Hazleton
Hutchinson
Gen. Mae
Wood
Gen. View
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Wobetin
Paladelpha
Sorheiwane Sera
Ptepoe PY Eco
Sea Dyer
Lion
Prem
Anil Syearyer
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Cote
Elerty
Renewaible
Clark
Plymouth Avenue
Moqsic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repaune Chemical Co
Henry Belin, JR
Contell Building
Thosford On
Cee Aeenees
Johns B. Smith de Son W, E Mulligan
Pittern
Adress
Peal Medicine — Co
Cleveland
Obin
John H. Phelps
Corbet Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Streat
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Ben Girt
Point Plesant
Sueirig Leake
Veet A. Ee Metmar
TA A. Am
Asburn Park
Dicoan Ciooe
Berantes
Pateomgert
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