Delaware and Hudson Railroad Schedule Fragment
Trains depart Carbondale for Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Montreal routes with varied times listed. Daily and Sunday departures include connections to Honesdale Waymart Lake Area and Wasmart. Arrivals into Carbondale from Wilkes Barre Scranton Albany and Lake Lodore are noted with multiple daily time points.
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Scranton
Wilkes
Tarre
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Heston
New England
Lake Ledlere
Waymart
Tweneadale
Waynart
Honesdale
Caebondale
Wilkes Fairs
Eranton
Lake Lodore
Waymat
Monrnvale
Train Schedule From Carbondale to Scranton and Beyond
Train departures from Carbondale to Scranton and points north run at 10:01 am and 4:00 pm Sundays. Weekday and Sunday connections link to New York and Cornwall. Arrivals from Scranton come in around 10:00 am and 4:44 pm, with other timings toward Pointe North and Utah week days.
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Scranton
Train schedules amid state line stations and connections
Digest of train times shows connections from Carbondale and Susquehanna to New York City and Buffalo. Buses and trains run Sundays with frequent western connections and late afternoon arrivals.
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State Line
Carbondale
Aity
Page Mo
Brandt
Ninaset
Oata
Bughamton
New York City
Auffalo
Susquehanna
Western
Meeting of Old Wurts Guards in Carbondale Parade Plans
A revival gathering of survivors from the old Wurts guard of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania militia met in Centennial HQ to plan for the September 2 semi centennial parade. Officers were elected and committees formed to arrange invites, drills, and publicity while anticipating a large turnout from former residents and nearby fire brigades.
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Wurts’ Guard
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Mulitia
Carbondale
Curtin
Fenur
H. &. Jadwin
Hugh V. Powderly
John Taylor
Oyphant
Thomas B. Vannan
Campbell
Herbert
Rivenburg
Mitchells
Cook Tolan
Clifford
Doudican
O'Malley
Cottage
Coughlin
Murphy
Brennan
McDoen
McNalty
Columbia
Middletown
Port Jarvis
Comepanier
Pittston
Honesdale
Susquehanna
Mitchell
Abe Sahm
Department of Publicity
Gritman
Kingston
Marbondale
Esidenta
Corbondale
L. A. Darte
Crescente ve the Tigers in city baseball tale
A local baseball enthusiast in the city celebrates the Crescente ve Tigers. The brief note highlights community sport interest and a devoted fan’s story in town.
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Crescente Ve
The
Tigers
Avery
Hopes high as Croavente meet Tigers at Lake Ledore
Breathless anticipation surrounds the August 11 clash between Croavente and the Tigers of Honesdale at Lake Ledore. Maple City supporters, confident of victory, warn that defeat could spark heated reactions after a prior upset by a local team, with the outcome framing each town’s baseball strength this season.
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Croavente
Tigers
Honesdale
Lake Ledore
Maple City
Men Before the Public Eye: Promotions Across Local Firms
The article highlights promotions in several firms. John W. White advances to superintendent of the Northwest Highland Park and Edgertonvol Herries, with earlier service as foreman. Thomas G. Coughlin becomes superintendent of the Lackawanna Valley Electric Light Power and Supply, succeeding James B. Nicholson. Eugene L. Hudson resigns from Hendricks Manufacturing to join American Locomotive Company in Scranton, with Kilward Murphy stepping up as assistant foreman in boilermaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. White
Northwest
Highland Park
Edgerton Vol Herries
White
Uvat
Thomas G. Coughlin
Lackawanna Valley Electric Light, Power and Supply Company
James BE
Nicholson
Coughlin
Locl
Merrit
Eugene L. Hudson
Plate
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Scranton
Dickson Works
Hudson
Locomotive Company
Hendrick Company
Mrr
Carbondale
Carbondale Wancern
Kilward Murphy
Mer
Delegate list heads to Susquehanna GOP convention
A delegation from Forest City and other Susquehanna County towns arrived in town for the county Republican convention in Montrose. The group includes L J Wells J W Jones F T Chiel der Alfred Davis A A Richardson Charles Lamereaun E G Dimock George H Carpenter John Jones Ollie Jones Charles Campbell Thomas Rimron and William Davis.
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Susquehanna County
Forest Ly
Montrose
Forest City
L. J. Wells
J. W. Jones
F. T. Chielder
Alfred Davis
Dundalf
A. A. Richardson
Charles Lamereaun
Uniondale
E. G. Dimock
George H. Carpenter
Herrick Centre
John Jones
Clifford Township
Ollie Jones
Charles Campbell
Thomas Rimron
William Davis
Simpson Couple Embark On Pan American and Thousand Islands Tour
Mr and Mrs John J Simpson depart on a pleasure trip visiting the Pan American route and the Thousand Islands. Phila Burritt and Arthur Williams of Uniondale also leave by the Erie Railway for Colorado staying mainly at Weaver and Colorado Springs. They expect to be away about a month.
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John J. Simpson
Thousand Islands
Phila Burritt
Arthur Williams
Uniondale
Erie
Colorado
Weaver
Colorado Springs
Carbondale Visit Touts Hitchcock Candidacy
Colonel F J Hitchcork former director of public safety of Scranton toured Carbondale yesterday to drum up support for his candidacy for judge of the common pleas court.
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F. J. Hitchcork
Public Safety of
Scranton
Carbondale
Doommun Pleas Court
Fire chiefs reel bass at Ryder's Lake outing
At Ryder's Lake in New York state Chief of the Fire Department Mc Nulty John Gilbert and Wil Spall took a flicking trip this week. They returned each with a fine catch of bass.
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McNulty
John Gilbert
Wil Spall
Ryders Lake
New York State
Veterans groups brief meeting notice in Carbondale area
Tonight George FE Randolph camp Sons of Veterans Branch 34 Co M B A Carbondale canton No 40 Patriarchs Militant hold meetings. Public notice lists participating organizations and their local focus.
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George FE
Randolph Camp
Sons of Veterans
Branch
Co. M. B
Carbondale Canton
Patriarchs Militant
Probable strike nipped in bad manner at Clover Leaf plant
Nineteen of thirty Clover Leaf Manufacturing employees who demanded semi monthly pay were discharged after presenting a petition to President B. Hendricks. Eleven who did not join the demand remained at work as officials rejected the payroll request.
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Clover Leaf Manufacturing Company
B. WM. Hendricks
Hendricke
Tribune
Hendricks
Pitcher Nolan's Career From Corbeddale to Derby Team
Local note highlights Thomas Nelin of Dunatt Street rising as a promising pitcher with the Derby Conn team in the New England leagues. The piece praises his developing talent and friendship from town supporters who followed his growth and expect his success to win the hearts of Derby’s fans.
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Corbeddale
Deere
Renee
Thomas Nelin
Dunatt Street
Nolan
Derby
Conn
Congregational Church Picnic Shifted to Crystal Lake Today
The First Congregational church outing at Crystal Lake moves to today after a storm soaked grounds yesterday. Adul t tickets cost 60 rents and children 15 cents with covered convesttions and abundant refreshments provided.
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Congregational
Crystal Lake
Tucedayo
First Congregational Church
Social Note from Crystal Lake Residents Visit
Mrs Theodore Elmer Mrs Join Davis Mrs Kedward Weed Mrs Mary Davie and Misses Hetthe Davie Louise and Amelia Davie spent yesterday at Crystal Lake. The Progressive Booking coterie of this area is at Crystal Lake today as guests at the cottage of Director of Public Works Roche and Mrs Roche of Scranton Me and Mrs FL Fisher and daughter. Mr and Mrs J Bo Nicholson and family Miss May Peneelly Ralph Peneelly Jennie Pengelly Mrs Libbie Histed and family and Miss Annie Byer of Burbendale and Willie McMichael of Match Chink are spending four weeks at Jenkins cottage Newton Lake.
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Theodore Elmer
Join Davis
Kedward Weed
Mary Davie
Hetthe Davie
Louise
Amelia Davie
Crystal Lake
Public Works
Roche
Mre. Roche
Scranton
FL Fisher
J. Bo Nicholson
May Peneelly
Ralph Pennelly
Jennie Pengelly
Lebanon adjuster J W Maguire dies in town
J W Maguire of Lebanon an adjuster for the board of underwriters died in town yesterday while in the area to appraise losses on barns of Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maguire
Lebanon
Board of Underwriters
Wil
Strong Again Through Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription
A testimonial from Mrs Leertie of Jacksonville Illinois praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. It claims to restore health to weak sickly women by curing female weaknesses regulating the uterus easing inflammation and ulcers and curing nervousness. The user says she gained weight and regained strength and suggests using Pleasant Pellets with the remedy.
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Pierce
Mrat L. Leertie
Fas Kant College Street
Acksonville
Dean's Kidney Pills Featured In Scranton Resident Testimony
Mr. Morgan Williams of 550 North Hyde Park Avenue, a Hyde Park miner, says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a year of kidney and back pain after using a box bought at Matthews Bros. Drug Store. He notes the pain faded completely and urges others to use Doan's, sold for 50 cents per box by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, sole US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Williams
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Eave
Dean
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Destruction In Clifford Amid Sunday Storm Report
Liam Cox reports structures in Clifford were destroyed by high winds during the storm on Sunday July. Residents assess damage and await assistance as crews inspect affected areas.
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Liam Cox
Clifford
Evening Prayer Service Moves to Main Church Room
The regular Thursday prayer service at Baptlet church is moved to the main church room tonight due to repair work. A large attendance is requested as business matters of special importance will be discussed after the prayer. Reverend W Hollinshed to lead.
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Second Presbyterian Chunch
Upper
Belmont Street
W. Hollinshed
Notable deaths echo across Wandling and Carbondale
George Wilson of Wandling dies aged 2 after injuries from a trolley accident. Frank Retter, longtime Carbondale candy-store proprietor, dies after a long illness. Mrs. Sarah Hagoweman, former Carbondale resident, dies in New York and is buried in Brookside cemetery. Survived by relatives in Honesdale New York and locally. Burial and funeral details noted for Christ Episcopal Church and Hillside cemetery.
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George Wilson
Wandling
J.T. Roe
Lancaster
Eng
United States
Wisconsin
Welock
Christ Eydiecopal Church
Forestry
Broadhead
Hillside Cemetery
Forest City
Frank Retter
Carbondale
Iis
Beidgoet Creogan
Woodlawn Avenue
Germany
America
Altoona
Mr Ritter
John Ritter
Honesdale
Sarah Haoweman
New York City
Peter Storch
Fighth Avenue
Brookside Cemetery
Brockman
Scott Township
Archbald
Olyphant
Myre
George Delevan
Ida Doyle
Ararat
Kate Dilts
Eva Pierce
George Brockman
The Passing Throng
Local society notes record J. W. Jordan of Olyphant visiting town and several residents traveling to Scranton New Orleans Cape Town and Port Jervis for visits work and travel. Includes Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer returning from Berch Lake and Grace Church rector, plus camping plans in Sullivan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jordan
Olyphant
Woodley
Beach Lake
Jack Alexander
Forentity
Carbondale
Hob Alexander
Waymart
Mrs. Hird
Mise Hird
Forest City
Harrison House
Frank Eltrecht
Scranton
C. A. Bunting
Dr. Norton
New Orleans
Cape Town
South Afrien
Rollin A. Sawyer
Berch Lake
James FP. Ware
Grace Church
Honesdale
Albert Crane
Port Jorvia
Sullivan County
F. C. Wettling
J.T. Porter House
W. E. Delaney
David Pritchard
John J. Ma
Local Scranton Figures Among Visitors in Carbondale
Ghran of Scranton Packing company Hugh F Gallagher of Philadelphia wholesale confectioner Thomas J McGuire Equitable Life district agent Dr Jacob Helmer and J R Burechell were in Carbondale yesterday Also Mr and Mrs M Mathy of New York at the American house en route to Crystal Lake They were later bound for Crystal Lake Patrick Kirkwood of Schenectady arrived home following his father James Kirkwoods illness which showed improvement yesterday.
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James Kirkwood
Open Air Concerts Highlight Jermyn Mayfield Weekend
Hogarthe band and Mayfield band plan open air concerts with varied programs including marches songs and overtures. Notables Elijah Stephens returns from Montana after seven weeks and attends a wedding. Local residents attend visits and meetings as pastors and officials prepare for school teacher elections.
Pretty wedding in St Patrick's church at Olyphant
Miss Nellie Gilboy and John Cailey of Grasey Street were wed in a ceremony by Rev. John McLaughlin. The bride wore castor silk, chiffon, and a white hat. Attendants included Aridale McDonnell and John T. Nalin. A reception followed at the bride’s Crassy street home.
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Patrick's Church
Goclwk
Nellie Gilboy
John Cailey
Grasey Street
John McLaughlin
Aridale McDonnell
John T. Nalin
Scrantin
Mamie Botan
Carbondale
Crassy Street
Peirtioe
J. A. Shultz
Lackawanna Street
Mary Evans
Hyde Dark
Wand
W. J. Schubmehl
Edwart Tipple
Mary Reap
James Martin
Atlantic City
Henry Kace
Harvey's Lake
Pittston Brothers
Local visitors and guests noted across area families
Joseph Rhodes Clark's Green spent Sunday with relatives in Factoryville. Mrs. Bennett of Newark and her children visit the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harrison N. Mott. Miss M F E Bevan visits friends in New York state. Mrs. Mabel Rhodes of Wilkes Barre visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. Mr. and Mrs. J L Lutecy and son Frank visit Mr. and Mrs. FE Lutesey. Oscar Yeager of Scranton is here on business for two weeks. Miss Hattie Allen of Dunmore visits Miss H M Mead. Mr. J C Higgins, mail carrier, leaves tomorrow for two weeks' vacation near Nicholson.
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Hogarthe
Motel Avery
Walts
Charming Frances
Elijah Stephens
Citizens’ Band
Montana
Joseph Tennis, Jr
Minnie Reynolds
Jermyn
Thomas Jay
Louis Colyer
Esther Blake
Glenburn
H. D. Swick
Second Street
Mayfield
M. Walsh
Edith
Christie Moyer
Easton
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
M. G. Cook
Cora Layman
Stevens Point
Judson Wall
Mr. Wall
Garwood
N. J
John Mumford
Marjorie
Main Street
Randolph
N. Y
Gritthe
Wilkes-Barre
Harvey's Lake
Maynard RR. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
Buffalo
Joseph Rhodes
Factoryville
Bennett
Newark
Harrison N. Mott
M. FE. Bevan
New York State
Mabel Rhodes
Charles Miller
J. L. Lutecy
Aon
Frank
FE. Lutesey
Oscar Yeager
Scranton
Hattie Allen
Dunmore
H. M. Mead
J. C. Higgins
Nicholson
Grassy Island Howse company picnic planned in Peckville
Mrs Townsend and Miss Carpenter visit friends at Thompson while Delaware and Hudson paid Grassy Island employees yesterday. George Burdick of Wilson Fire company injured. Wilson members urged to meet at hose house Saturday evening Aug 1 at 7 40 to attend the Grassy Island Howse company picnic in full uniform.
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Grassy Island Howse Company
Local Names and Visits Reflect Busy Personal News
Moosic residents share travels and family visits as Alfred Sith and Jolt Deane plan a trip to Atlantic City while Kate Howow returns from Philadelphia after two months. Mrs Mesritt Podeivk visits her sister, and Mrs Belle Kearney returns from a short stay with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sith
Jolt Deane
Con
Kael
Mise Buawle Loch
Atlantic City
Mie
Kate
Philadelphia
Bother
Charly
Dupont
George Arnot
New
Beranion
Mra . J. Hinds
Mal Street
Yesterny
Belle Kearney
Mia Thomas
Elizabeth
Greene Ie
Peruna A Household Necessity Endorsed By Prof. Smith
Georgia educator Professor Talfourd Smith of Siloam High School extols Peruna as a universal remedy and tonic for catarrh and systemic ailments. He claims long use in his family and urges readers to request Dr. Hartman’s free booklet detailing forty years of Peruna experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talfourd Smith
Siloam High School
Siloam, Ga
Hartman
Perrin
Peruna
F. KB. Arackett
Medford
Mass
Gome
FE. B. Brarkett
Cass
Dr. Hartman
Ait Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Oro
Psyche and the Turkey Gobbler in a Turbulent Portrait Tale
In a Chicago Record feature John HL Rafferty recounts Pierce Churchill and his fateful love for Miss Hester MacLagan, her father Colonel MacLagan’s fury, and a cascade of portraits that mark the fall of the artist. The tale ends with a haunted, framed painting of Psyche and a widow’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HL Rafferty
Chicago
Pierre Churchill
Mester MacLagan
Gil
Blade
Paris
Vienna
New York
Fifty-third Street
Eighth Avenue
Knoeller
Ayeyless
Commieree
Gilsey House
Kneedler
Pierce
Churchill
Connolapur
Maclegan
Maniver
Conrellant
Abelagon
Fifth Avenue
Uhurchill
Fils
Pieres
Miss Mac- Lagan
Piatron
Ieelf
Miegeo
Heater
Colonel MacLagan
Reading Railway Shamokin Division Wage Scale Noted
The article records new wage rates for Reading Railway Shamokin division workers across multiple branches including Kingmens Mount Carmel Milton and Mowmsburg. It lists daily and hourly pay for engineers conductors freight posting and coal region service with various adjustments and monthly salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Railway Company
Shamokin
Kingmens
Pusener
Mount Carmel
Milton
Mowmsburg
Pal Region
Panenger
Alicia Wramel
Pombing End
Collien
Servis
Yitowgh
Gobte
Realm Fine
Huey
Able
Treigit
Pension awards granted in Washington townships
From Fire Aleviated Preen, Washington, Aug. 7. Four pensions totaling $19 8 month have been granted to John Meckes of White Maven and one of $8 for Ada of Milletun.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burke Building
Carbondale Department
New York, Ontario
R.R
OLD
Wurt
Mother Gray
Mother Chay
Allen B. Olmsted
Col. Hitchcock
Ryder's Lake
Dr. Pierce
Tremender
Doan
Church Notes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Clark’s
Peckville
Georgia
Psyche
Plane
Enellehman
Himelf
MacLagan
Merce
Hester
Mexico
Murray Hl Hanes
Faread
Mr. Bullen
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