Railroad Time Tables Mention Local Rail Stops and Schedules
The notice lists train departures and arrivals for Carbondale, Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Waymart, and nearby towns. It includes times to Montreal Albany Honesdale and other connections with notes on Sunday services and connecting routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
Eave
Catoes
Montreal
Gale Pointa
Tedere
Waymart
Waynart
Lodore
Menedale
Aoe
Artise
Wilkee Aarts
Train schedule notices from Carbondale area
Train departures and arrivals are listed for Carbondale and Scranton with multiple daily services. Times include 7 00 and 7 0 am from Carbondale to Scranton, 1 pm Sunday services, and connections to New York Cornwall and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Rinday
Pantie Nattha Iams
New York
Cornwall
Seranton
Cudowe
Tevjna Leaves City Station for Carbondale
June 1 schedule lists Tevjna departing from City Station with multiple daily trips to Roarcit Nineveh Gaga Rinwhamtm and New Verk city Buffalo for connections to Western Pointe Sunday trips to Bisquehanns and Traine Avenue with several daily departures and late evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Carbondale
Roarcit Amt
Nineveh
Bisquehanns
Rt A Om
A. Om
Jubilee funds urged for semi centennial display
Carbon City society organizers push for 700 dollars more to complete the jubilee exhibit of historical relics. Delegates from local women’s societies and named volunteers coordinate plans at Trinity parish house with 2000 school dags and 42 banners for a grand student display featuring Uncle Sam’s Nursery and other patriotic themes.
Allen's Foot Ease Advertised by Dr Abbot in Chicago Clinic
A 19th century advertisement touts Usa Allans Foot Ease as a grand preparation. A Chicago Clinic physician Dr W C Abboty endorses its constant use for foot comfort and claims it relieves irritation and perspiration. The ad cites druggists and retailers like Olmsted and Kample, with local seller details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
W. ¢. Abhoty
Chicago
Saya
Shoo
Crescents Rout Honesdale Tigers At Lake Lodore
In a decisive game at Lake Lodore Crescents from this city defeated the Honesdale Tigers 6 to 0. Carbondale led throughout with Woodside contributing in the fifth inning while Smith Loftus Hessling and Veeter formed the battery. The win calms Honesdale reporters who had been praising the Tigers all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Mighty
Tigers
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
Carbondale
Credi
Smith
Loftus
Hessling
Veeter
Carbonvale
Honerdale
Lafayette Smith of Waymart Tackles Mill Fire Mystery
The article profiles Lafayette Smith known as Lafe Smith the Waymart village policeman. He pursues the cause of the Wonnacott saw mill fire arguing some residents blame arson while Smith vows to curb lawless elements and protect the town. The piece notes his full surname Lafayette Smith and his folksy nickname Late Smith reflects his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Smith
Lafe’ Smith
Ita Dlenity
Waymart
Wonnacott
Lafayette
Mr. Smith
Marie Jean Paul Roach Ives
Gilbert Marquis de Lafayette Smith
Smith
Real Estate Transfer in Salem Avenue Block
A deal completed by Thomas Crannell and Tr John Crannell transfers property to Contractor Joseph Hoole. The block houses Snyder Verani barber shop Sullivan and Ryan, Hoole’s office and Decks cigar factory in the heart of the business district. Reported price around 16500 dollars with plans not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crannell
John Crannell
Joseph Hoole
Salem Avenue
Snyder Veryani
Sullvan & Ryan
Man Named Thom as Thomas Arrested Entering Locomotive
A man identifying as Thom as Thomas from Py mouth was arrested last night in the Delaware and Hudson round house by Special Officer Wagner. He attempted to climb into a locomotive claiming he planned to drive it to a wreck down the road. Officials deem him insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomas
Knights of Pythias Social at Cambrian Hall This Week
Carbondale lodge No. 230 Knights of Pythias announces a social event at Cambrian hall on Wednesday evening, aligning with their regular meeting night. The organizing committee promises a delightful social time and members look forward to an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Cambrian Hall
Meetings Tonight Gather Local Bodies in City
Reloct council Olive Leaf lodge No 146 and unions including Federal union No 7204 Young Men's Institute Bartere union and Patriotic Order Sons of America meet this evening, listing various fraternal and civic groups in a single session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reloct Council
Olive Leaf Lodge
Federal Union
Young Men's Institute
Bartere’ Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Bryden Elected Principal at Carbondale High
The Carbondale board of education elected Prof. William B Bryden as principal for the coming year and named the high school faculty including A W Geary Lacey Joelin Kate Mace and others. Thrector Hockenberry resigned to take a job in Oregon ending a deadlock over Bryden’s election with support from some members and opposition from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BD. Bryden
Carbondale High School
Board of Education
A. W. Geary
Lacey Joelin
Kate Mace
M. Lesher
May Kilpatrick
Cora Heathbrook
Harriet Hutchine
Pik Boland
Angella Bors
F. H. Colonine
Anna Kerry
Julia Kilhullen
Thomas W. Loftus
Sara Swigert
Mary Connerton
Margaret Finneran
Patrick M. Brenhin
Mare Lally
Anna Stephens
Bryden
H. Z. Hockenberry
LeGragid
Oregon
Hockenberry
Mir. Gallagher
Brydon
Ani
Huces
Inet
W. B. Evans
Terrace Street
Hockenberrs
Hughes
Fwigert
Lewis
Achoe
Garr
Whist Match At Carbondale Club House
An Friday evening whist game in Carbondale between a Berlington team and local Scranton players ended with the Electric City team taking honors. Scranton rivals Wallace, Meintertmilster, Dale, Broadbent, Price, Healey led, while local squad included John Reese and G A Singer among others. The Scranton players, four of whom were part of a national whist team at Minneapolis, scored a two and twelve thirds to one.
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Carbondaleyele
Berinton
Electric City
Scranton
Messrs
Wallace
Meintertmilster
Dale
Broadbent
Price
Healey
Minneapolis
John Reese
G. A. Singer
D. W. Humphrey
GM. Patterson
8. E. Moyer
J. A. Hoole
Funeral of Mrs Bridget Walsh Held After Shocking Bridge Death
The funeral for Mrs Bridget Walsh of Hospital Street was held Saturday forenoon after a death on the Ontario and Western railroad bridge over Firooklyn Street. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery with high mass of requiem in St Rose Church. Pallbearers were Thomas Mc Nulty, Michael Price, Michael Golten, Patrick O'Mala, Thomas W. Cox and Henry McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Walsh
Hospital Street
Ontario and Western
Firooklyn Street
St. Rose Cemetery
St. Rose Church
Thomas McNulty
Michael Price
Michael Golten
Patrick O'Mala
Thomas W. Cox
Henry McLaughlin
Women’s Christian Temperance union names officers
The recent meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union elected officers. President Mrs Van Gorder, secretary Mrs Gurnand, treasurer Mrs David Dunn, vice president Mrs Butler, recording secretary Mrs Branten.
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Woman's Christian, Temperance Union
Mra
van Gorder
Gurnand
David Dunn
Mra. Butler
Mra Branten
Sunday School Picnic at Farview This Friday
The annual Presbyterian Sunday school picnic is set for Friday at Farview. Organizers invite families and neighbors to join for a community gathering with activities and refreshments.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Farview
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and Vacations
Mall Carrier W Blehase on vacation. Misa Marion Dimock visiting In Clinton, Wayne County. Missee Mary and Emma Coogan enjoying a two weeks outing at Benton. Joel Leonard of Beranton entertained by Miss Agnes Walker. Marie Moore of Newton guest of Miss Margaret McAndrew on Brooklyn Street. Mrs Manville and Mrs David Aielew of Brooklyn at Preston Park. Miss Walsh of Philadelphia guest of the Misses Monahan at Harrison House. Mire George Culver gone on extended visit to Mount Molle. Miss Kathe Morrison resumes duties at The Fair today after vacation. Mrs William Clum and Mrs G H Dimock in Scranton visiting Mrs D La Rue. Miss Kathryn Pace and Jennie Fox return from three weeks in New York City. Patrick and Martin Kennedy visiting New York City relatives. Edward Burke, telegraph operator in New York City, visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Burke
Burke
Brooklyn Street
Silas Tucker
Bobbin Works
Clover Leaf Manufacturing Company
John H. Thomas
Mia
George du Bois
Hazel
Mise Frances Shafer
Honesdale
Mire Tillie McGowan
W. B. Culver
Hendricks Company
Indianapolis
Mike Lena Spence
Owen Sound
Canada
W. T. Bingham
Dundaff Street
Joseph Missett
C. Vo Miscett
Philadelphia
J. Giger
J. Jenkins
Newton Lake
Elizabeth Conrad
George
Clark Avenue
Susquehanna
James
Mary Walsh
Wilkes. Barre
Kelly
South Church Street
Timothy McGarty
Mary
Terrace Street
New York City
Annie Murray
Reese Bros
Nellie McNulty
Thomas Duffy
James Kearney
Jackson Street
West Scranton
K. G. Wickwire
Bryson and
Lorin
Eunice
Gretta Bryson
Salem Avenue
Poyntelle
Mieces
Ella
Lizzie Horan
West Side
Katheryn
Anna Farrell
Pike Street
Waymart
B. J. Russell
Waterbury
Conn
John More
H. F. Conrad
Wesleyan College
Middleton
Joseph Messett
Frank Measett
Carbondale
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
W. Blehase
Misa Marion Dimock
Cinton
Wayne County
Emma Coogan
Benton
Jennie Fox
Vislt
Patrick
Martin Kennedy
Edward Burke
Jermyn Castle Hosts York Officer for Degree Conferred
Select Commander Perry Heindel of York led a visit to Jermyn castle 162 for a mark degree on Jermyn area lodge presidents. The event drew visitors from Carbondale Peckville and Scranton castles with an address on order principles followed by the degree ceremony and a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Heindel
York
Jermyn Castle
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Jermyn
Order
Carbondale
Peckville
Scranton
Heindel
Fleury Chapman
Marshal Eo. Dawe
William Curley
William Rawling
Edwin Germin
William Gibbs
William Benson
Samuel Toaper
Andrew Richards
Castle
G. Northstein
L. Mack
Joseph Wilse
Thomas 41
Skinear
J. Williamson
J. Curley
B. Vreeland
Heidel
A. Battenberg
South Main Street
Misse
Anna
Stella Cure
Tompkinsville
Missea Helen and
Carrie Battenberg
Archbald
Lena
Nellie Hill
Birmingham
South End
Atlantic City
H. Dpd
Carey
Cordale
John Penrose
West Mayfield
Missea Rachel
Annie Griffiths
Main Street
Utica
Albany
Artenan Hese
Wandling Hese Company
Burglary suspects Henry Mackey and John Rumford arrested
Henry Mackey aged 18 and John Rumford aged 14 were arrested by Constable William Goyne on Friday night for burglary. Suspected of repeated entries at stores including Goyne’s and J Barrett’s jewelry, they confessed to loitering after midnight and taking money fruit and candy. Local authorities filed a warrant and the youths were brought to justice as reports noted a spate of recent break in attempts.
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Henry Mackey
John Rumford
William Goyne
J. Barrett
Mackey
Rumford
Lade
Goyne
Roberta
Fire in Feeney blacksmith shop on Lackawanna street
Fire at Patrick Feeney’s blacksmith shop on Lackawanna street was put out by the Excelsior Hose company with little damage. Cause undetermined. Also notes community events and local obituaries including burial plans for John Burke and Joseph Gutknecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Feeney
Lackawanna Street
Excelsior Hose Company
Tillie Davis
Scott Street
Blakely Baptist Sunday School
Dwight Kingsley
Arthur Relch
Wendell Davis
Willie Price
Arthur Kingsley
T. H Evans
Allan Scott
Charles Cunningham
New York
W. J. Schubmehr
Atlantic City
Laura McCawley
Leroy
N.Y
Joseph
Charlies Gutknecht
Priceburg
Farewell receptions and local notices fill Scranton week
A farewell reception honored Messrs William Kennedy and William Bray of New Jersey at the home of Prof John Watkins on Main street with Watkins orchestra and group photos. Numerous locals attend community events, mine trips, excursions, and dances as Lackawanna council Pocahontas and Baptist Young People plan gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
William Bray
New Jersey
John Watkins
Main Street
Watkins Orchestra
Joseph Coombs
Reese Thomas
David Jones
Mary Jenkins
Francis Watkins
Lillian Davis
Annie Martin
Margaret Basham
Leah Evans
Mesers
William J. Bray
David Kennedy
Edward Murphy
Elmer Davis
Jenkin Davis
Charles Weibel
Henry Coombs
Harry Watkins
William Townsend
Lackawanna Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Baptist Young People's Union
Pennsylvania
Glen Onoko
John «. Richards
Grove Street
Central Railroad of
Archbald
James Bowen
Edward Kell
Motta Alles
Albert Herbster
H. Hofram
Fred Kell
Marie Wetters
Lottie Wetters
Joseph Wetters
Albert Birdingmier
South Scranton
B. Flynn
Harry Flynn
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. J. Smith
Lincoln Heights
Duryea Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Fairclough
North Scranton
Joseph J. Fairclough
Edward Harvey
Lake Carey
Misa
Laura Sperber
Taylor Street
Emma Cooper
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Moore
New Milford School Opens September Following Hiring
New Milford graded school will open Sept. 2 with Nina Taft hired as teacher in the intermediate department replacing Nina Moore who moves to Harford public school. Hubbard Payne and wife visited North Jackson, and Mead Tallman of Thompson visited relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morse hosted their daughter, Mrs. Fred Sum-.
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Beranton Tribune
New Milford
Mises Nina Taft
Nina Moore
Harford
Hubbard Payne
North Jackson
Mead Tallman
Thompson
Henry Morse
Mra
Fred Sum
Italians Celebrate at West Pittston Fair Grounds
Special to the Stranton Tribone reports a large attendance at the West Pittston fair despite rain. Balloons soared, a baseball game between Haamtown Brothers and Apple Blossoms ended 20-1, and fireworks were postponed to Monday. Incidents included a parish fire, a shooting scare, a rail cave-in near Smithville, and a floodstorm with heavy rain and wind across Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
West Pittston Fair Grounds
New York
Haamtown
Apple Blossoms
West Pittston
Hmb
Blossonm
Agalinet
St. Casimir's
Church Street
Anthony Stanozky
Darren Poelander
August Witkesk
William Wells
Hughestown
No. & Shaft
William Morte
Norfolk Navy Yard
Lusxerne Avenue
West Pittaton
Mira Lizaie Smith
Clm Street
Mein Street
Bread
William
Cawles
Rutter
Lehigh Valley
Cure
Smithville
Pinston
Storm Strikes City Causing Dark Streets and Damaged Railcars
The morning after a severe storm, the city remained dark as telephone and electric lines were knocked out. Fallen trees uprooted and locomotives reported blown windows, with damage concentrated near Falling Springs.
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Falling Springs
Tour to the Pacific Coast by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a transcontinental tour to the Pacific Coast including Grand Canyon of Arizona with an itinerary from New York and eastern points to California and back. The trip costs 185 dollars round trip with berths for one or five persons in the same bunk, limited seating as per available diagrams. Apply to George W. Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia for details and pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moranton
Scranton
Milliotelphila
Spa
Atlantic
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Loware River Bridge
Toute
Sundava
Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pacific Coast
Canadian Northwest
Ter
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Fireshore
California
Pullman
San Francisco
Chicago
Colorado Rockies
Great Salt Lake
Sierra Nevada
Arizona Desert
Grand Canon
Arizona
St. Louis
Ninols
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Epscopal Church
Penneylvania Railroad Company
Penneylvania
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
George W. Boyd
Lackawanna Limited Gets New Time for Faster Travel
The Lackawanna Limited schedule updates improve east and westbound connections from New York and Buffalo. The new times save travelers up to an hour or two during peak hours, aiding business and daily routines along the line. Key stops include Scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Waverly, and Stroudsburg with revised arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Limited
East
New York
Buffalo
Lackawanna Railroad
Jess Haate
Keen
Streudebure
Scranton
Binghamton
Owemo
Fas
Waverly
Elmira
Carering
Bath
Mount Morris
Owege
Stroudshore
Southern Railway Announces Convention Round Trip To Chattanooga
During the twelfth annual convention of the National Association of Freight Carriers in Chattanooga Tennessee September 27 to October 11 1901 the Southern Railway offers round trip first class tickets to Chattanooga with sale August 1 September 1 and 2 and final limit September 10 1901. Daily Pullman drawing room sleeping cars and dining car service will be provided. Charlies L Hopkins district passenger agent 828 Chestnut Street Philadelphia will supply all information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Fetter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Railway
Throwesh Pullman Drawing Room
Charlies L. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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Burke Building
New York, Ontario
Erie Railroad
Association
Mesdames Burr
M. G. Watt
C. T. Meaker
C. Moore
P. C. Gritman
BE. M. Peck
A. P. Traoutwein
David Zelley, Jr. R. TD
Stuart
Amanda Morss
Alice Butler
Hattle Om Lois Mores
Jennie Buter
Trinity Parish House
Mary Ann Smith
William Ball
Delaware
Hudson Company
Bank of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Dundaff
Northern Pennsylvanian
Tyindaff
City Superintendent of Schools
USA
Allan
Elmer FE. Garr
Aie Jd. J. Oneil
A. L. Wright
THE
Wurts Guards
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias Socia
MR. Bryden
Justice of the Peace
Arnold
William Hughes
Shohola
William Williama
Pitteton
Gilbert Pierce Apent
Hetated
F. L. Taylor
Bentt
Hayden Samson
Scranton Whist
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Taylor
Sons of Temperance
James Morris
Gertrude
Maud Davin
Lake Winala
James S. Inglis
Sayre
Robert Inglis
North Main Atreat
Jay H. Watt
Thomas Alien
Stephen Barnard
Hia
LD. Maltlery
Barnardt
Lucia Butterfield
Montrose
Delaware and Hudson
R. R
Atlantic City, Cape May
Holly Beach
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Anglesea
Wildwood
Avalon
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Chattanooga, Tenn
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