Railroad Time Tables for Delaware and Hudson June 1901
Schedule notes train departures from Carbondale and connections to Beranton Witken-Tarte and Montreal. Lists Sunday and daily departures and arrivals with times between Carbondale Lake Lodore Wenesdale and nearby points. Includes arrivals from Wilkes Barre Scranton Albans Honesdale and Waymart with specific daily and Sunday times.
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Carbondale
City Station
Beranton
Witken- Tarte
Peery
Montreal
Horton
New Ae
Emart
Wenesdale
Cmn
P Rr
Ue Lake Lodore
Honeadile
Wilkeate
Scranton
Albans
Sedan
Heneslal
Waymart
Pawo
Fake
Lielonn Warmart
Honesdale
Train Schedules Mention Scranton and Carbondale Connections
The notice lists Sunday trains from Carbondale to Scranton at 7.0 and 7.00 PM with onward connections to points north and New York. Additional trains run from Scranton to points north and return, with departure and arrival times near 1 1 4 0 AM and 4 4 4 PM, detailing connections for May and other weekdays.
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Carbondale
Scrantum
Carbondate
Pointe North
Maye
New York
Cornwall
Seranton
Lwams de Alp My
Paints North
Scranton
Shipping and rail schedule notes at Carbondale station
Sune Ol and Traine Yraweeft provide daily service from Carbondale with trains at 7:00 a m and 1:00 p m except Sundays to Brandt Nineveh and connections to New York City Rathile Sequehanna and Sacquehanne. Sunday trains run different times with connections to crator paints and western lines.
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Sune Ol
Yraweeft
Carbondale
Sanday
Brandt
Nineveh
Minghamton
New York City
Rathile
Fir Sequehanna
Crator Paints
Sacquehanne
Western
Labor Unions Rally Over Park Fountain Paint
Central Labor Union denounces painting by nonunion workers at Memorial Park fountain. Resolution urges repainting by union painters and threatens to withdraw support from the semi centennial celebration if demands are unmet. Union members circulate petition to merchants and seek action from park commissioners and city councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Fountain i Memorial Park
Frank & Son
Sandia
Alexander
Park Commoners
Vera
Momworvel Park
Athorne
Curkindale
Aom
Alexmmder
Arnesthos
Hertaog
Labor Organisations
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Advert reads Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children once used by nurse at New York Homes now offered in stores as Motives tay's Sweet Venders for Children. Claims to relieve feverishness teething stomach upset and like conditions. marketed nationwide by Allen, Olated, Le oe.
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Ochildren
Gray
Idren
New York
Allen
Councils Urged Action on Printed Resolutions
At a select council meeting resolutions were read and referred to the park commissioner with a remark that the matter did not require council action. Some members felt the councils should have acted themselves despite the referral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Fletcher
Park Commissioner
Park Commissioners
Disturbance in Italian colony ends with weapon use
In the Dutchaff city area a disturbance erupted during a Lake Ledore plenice. Pavini and Callacina clashed causing blows and a fight with a bar iron. Callacena fired five rounds but missed, while Pavini faced charges of carrying concealed weapons and discharging firearms, with bond posted for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forvnern
Lake Ledore
Felix
Pavini
John Callacina
Callacong
Coligeens
Jim Jeffries
Pavint
Ehetoa
Catlacena
Callacena
Jones
Spark ignites roof on Dundaff Street house
Yesterday an engine spark from a Delaware and Hudson locomotive set shingles on the Bridgett estate dwelling of George Brown on Dundaff Street. Firemen from the Mitchell and Columba Pose counties arrived after an alarm from box 64 but buckets of water doused the blaze. The home was insured with John Bridgett agency, goods uninsured. Alarm issues were fixed by Central Pennsylvania Telephone Co. manager Gilleram, restoring the clocked ding-dong bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Dundaff Street
Bridgett
George Brown
Blake
Dunded
Falbbrook
Mitchell
Columba Pose
John
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Corm
pPiny
Select Council Approves Mayor Kilpatrick Veto Action
The Belvet council voted four to sustain Mayor Kilpatrick's veto of the street lighting ordinance, which would have run for more than one year. The measure passed despite the mayor's objection and now goes to the common council for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvet Council
Kilpatrick
Cornell
Barrett
Davie
Davis
Minsis
Fletcher
Marton
Battle
Thompson
Common Council
Martin Dockerty
Delavan
Manhien
Eouneis
Alferman Delavan
Vole
Yeons
Jeommings
Church Street
Hospital Street
Lincoln Avenue
Harrison Street
Third Ward
Eight-year-old John Bergen Dies at Carbondale
John Bergen aged eight died suddenly at home from pneumonia in Carbondale. He was a longtime employee on the old gravity road and was held in high esteem by employers and neighbors. He is survived by a son and three daughters, two sisters, and other relatives. The funeral will be Wednesday at St Rose Church with a Mass of Requiem, burial in St Rose Cemetery.
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Buttle
Seventh Avenue
Wayne Street
High Street
Common Counell
Pall Rock
Brown Streets
Mannion
Thompson
Guerin
Carbondale Gas Company
John Bergen
Bergen
Carbondale
Sheim Power
Khment
William T. Bergen
Mie
Thomas Brady
Farview
Harvey Levan
No. 4
Sayle Bergen
Alow
John Foean
South Canaan
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Scranton Residents Registered at Harrison and American Houses
Scranton residents listed as registered at Harrison house yesterday include J. Chapman, Thomas B. Walsh, John J. Maghran, Thomas Howley, John F. Boland, Thomas Murray, Cleorge Clingen, John McCrindle, J. W. Kamtieck, BE. R. Faulkner. At the American house registered are D. L. Morgan and (. 8. Seamans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Harrison House
J. Chapman
Thomas B. Walsh
John J. Maghran
Thomas Howley
John F. Boland
Thomas Murray
Cleorge Clingen
John McCrindle
J. W.kamtieck
BE. R. Faulkner
D. L. Morgan
Seamans
Blakely Couple to Wed in Baptist Church
Miss Gertrude Watking and Fred White of Blakely will be married tonight at the Baptist church. Emma Kakey of Hyde Park visited relatives in Priceburg on Sunday as others from Dunmure Archball and Hyde Park were noted visiting friends and relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kakey
Hyde Park
Gertrude Watking
Fred White
Blakely
Baptist
Annie Buckrod
Dickson
Lixaie Dierks
Mite Kaime Klopfer
Archbald
Mallie Schmidt
Albert Street
Fred Cooley
Main Street
Edward Parry
Passing Throng and Visitors Roll Through Carbondale
The city hosts a steady stream of visitors and locals over the weekend with residents from Scranton Wilkes-Barre Honesdale and Elmira noted. Tours include Miss Alicia Nealon taking vacation and Mr and Mrs Terrence Walker returning from the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius Burns
Thompson
Saft
Scranton
William Loveland
Ore Lee
J. Harry Fisher
Carbondale
Will Multymaster
South Church Street
Atlantic City
KR. C. Mueller
Honesdale
John F. Carroll
Elmira
William Bates
Waymart
Carolyn Stephens
Starrucca
R. W. Pethick
Daniel
Alicia Nealon
Poat
Hunter
Belmont Street
Lake Starlight
Frank Depue
Bert Thomas
Frank Mertyl
Newton Lake
Theodore Crane
Fil Paso
Texan
Mine Kittle Mellon
Wilkes-Barre
Rubbernecks to perform at Mahon's Hall this evening
Olyphant notes a corral and dance at Mahon's Hall with good music tonight. Many residents are mentioned visiting relatives, illness, and appearances by local people including Miss Lillian Taylor, Mrs. Mary Shields, and Reba Taylor amid community updates.
Diphtheria Claims Mrs Tangior at Blakely Home
Mr and Mrs R W Tangior report the death of his wife at their Blakely residence last evening from diphtheria. She was a bright child and a favorite with all. The funeral will be private and an announcement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Tangior
Blakely
Taylor Glee Club reorganizes for Lake Lodore contest
The Anthracite Glee club reorganized in Llewellyn hall on Sunday and plans to compete at Lake Lodore on Labor Day with the piece Martyra of the Arena. Prof. David F Jones to direct. Next rehearsal Thursday at 7 40 p m in Llewellyn's hall Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Glee Club
Liewellyn’s Hall
Lake Lodore
David EF. Jones
Llewellyn
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Charl Atkine
Btorre Street
Washburn Etreet
Hyde Park
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Old Forge
Harvey's Lake
H. H. Harris
Lake Sheridan
Margaret Williams
Lake Peyntelle
Carrie Lovering
West Scranton
Mies Lizzie Davis
Railroad Street
David M. Davie
Main Street
Allentown
Knighte
Pythias Lodge
Grand Lodge
Mre
Mista Jennie Weylumn
South Taylor
Ashuck
Utica
N. Y
Norma Johns
Sadie Reese
Philadelphia
Minnie Johnson
New York
Florence Crockwell
William Coombs
Taylor Street
Alonga Hendershot
Arthur and
Clyde
Charles Kern
Margaret Enderline
Buffalo
N.Y
Weeklong Delaware River fishing trip near Stockport
Peckville residents W. Arnold N. H. Johnson Joseph R. Bell and Arthur Thompson spend a week fishing on the Delaware River near Stockport with a tent and hired boats. They plan to paddle downstream and camp where night overtakes them. Mrs. Bradford of Susquehanna, visiting her sister Mrs. Emma Dikeman, has returned home. A party at Mr. and Mrs. Selp’s honored Mrs. Dorcas Travis on her 89th birthday with guests including Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. McGargle, Mrs. Lydia Taylor and Mrs. S. H. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Arnold
N. H. Johnson
Joseph R. Bell
Arthur Thompson
Delaware
Stockport
Bradford
Susquehanna
Emma Dikeman
John Selp
Dorcas Travis
George Taylor
Mra. Bartlett
McGargle
Lydia Taylor
8. H. White
Mell Callender
Pittsburg
Judson Callender
Hutchings Visit Lake Carey Guests
Mrs. W. C. Drake and Mrs. John Stout return from New York. Nina Dix departs for Susquehanna for two weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Martin of New York visit sister Mrs. William Stevenson in Main. Mrs. Herbert Copp, formerly of Moosic, dies at her sister’s home. Funeral later. Ethyl Tregellas and Mary Graham visit Helen Leiby in Wilkes-Barre. Prof T G Osborne and Misses Hollenback and Lovering at Pan-American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chiten
Crvatal Lake
Alexander Ditchburn
Schenectady
Cannane Street
Anthony Kelly
Powderly Road
Mira Florence Leisenring
West Pittston
Kate Flanelly
Farview Street
Elmer Joslyn
Oneonta
N. Y
Terrace Street
Clara Wills
Mildred Gates
Nellie Stout
Dorranceton
Don Murray
Scranton
Elmira Telegram
Misa Margaret Morrison
N. CY
George Schoff
South Main Street
Wil Opie
Gillie Block
W. H. Preston
Preston
Scranta
8. D. Hares
Anderson
Hickett Street
J. G. Nicholson
George Henshaw
Ruby
Geneva
Ohio
HH. L. Stephens
Winwood
Randall Stephens
Summit Avenue
Stephens
Nicholson
Blanche Lavan
Catherine Monahan
Harrison House
Pittatan
PF. H. Cowles
J. D. Sands
Hancock, N. Y
Fred Woodbury
Buffalo
W. D. Roche
Carbondale
Crystal Lake
John E. Rovhe
Roche
Earn Thomas
Wandling
Fred Thomas
Allentown
Knights of Pythias
William Griffiths
South Church Street
Leroy Hollentack
Griffthe
Hessie Ellie
Clara Scurry
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua Lake
Charles Bridgett
Carte Avenue
Heaven
Detroit
Mich
St. Clair
Venice
K. E. Mack
Chattanooga
Tenn
Queen and Crescent
Russell Shepherd
Erie
Mr. Mack
Edward Shryver
Ambrose Battle
Thomas Battle
Green Ridge
West Side
Robert van Bergen
Newell van Bergen
Ella Stephenson
Alice Rashleigh
O. DT. Shepherd
8. D. Baker
W. —. Baker
Hower Watchins
J. H. Whalen
Berean Baptist Church
EK Eagles Merchantauqua
Whalen
W. C. Hutchings
Lake Carey
W. C. Drake
John Stout
New York
Nina Dix
Susquehanna
Martin
New York City
William Stevenson
Main Street
Herbert Copp
Throop
James Brown, Jr
Ethyl Tregellas
Mary Graham
Helen Leiby
Wilkes-Barre
T. G. Osborne
Stella Hollenback
Anna Lovering
Hallstead notes and borough building move and family events
Rev I W Church and family returned from a two week outing at Three Lakes. The borough building was moved from Knoeller lot to the borough lot on Church street and will be rebuilt for storage of borough tools. The Banker family reunion drew about 100 members despite rain. The Methodist Sunday school outing at Loomis Grove was lively with picnic weather. James T DuBois was in Montrose on business. William Hardcastle of Washington DC visits Mrs Mary Wesley on William Street.
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Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
I. W. Church
Three Lakes
Knoeller
Church Street
Hollister
Hickory Grove
N. D. Chase
Easton
S. BR. Chase
Banker
Co-operative Hall
Methodist Sunday School
Loomis Grove
Nene
James T. DuBois
Montrose
William Hardcastle
Washington, D. C
Mary Wesley
William Street
Susquehanna
Susquehanna Baseball Club
Oakland Aide
John FP. Shanahan
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Club
Laneshoro Club
Congressman Wright
Silverlake
Erie
George W. Leach
Avenue Methodist Church
W. M. Bouton
Presbyterian Church
William Malpass
Willam Lane
Munstern
Dorene Society
Presbyterian Church Lawn
Josent Tyler
Chicago
Tayler
William J. Hall
Grand Street
Charles Fouts
Washburn
Lakeside
Julian EK. Cruser
J. F. Jones
Binghamton
Susquehanna County Veteran Organization
Mont.roger
Elizabeth Conrad
Tarbondale
Harry Leslie
New York
John Leslie
Dacksea Street
Misa Callahan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Martin J. Ryan
Starrucca House
Prof
Pierce
Hogan Opera Howe
Ron Brothers
Susquehanné
Henson
Mra
EB. P. Strong
Starrucca
Charlie McCannon
Oakland Wide
Mysterious German Cure Draws Antipurine Fans
A fragment describes a German remedy once prescribed by Dr. Krause, touted as a remarkable universal cure. It is claimed to treat distressing cases swiftly, sold by druggists at 24 cents, promising notable effects despite scant usable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Krause
Germany
Peruna testimonials from Minnesota and Bordulac readers
Mrs. E A Crozier of Minneapolis writes Peruna made her strong and well in two weeks after bearing down pains backache and headaches. Mrs. Wm Henderson of Bordulac Minnesota says Peruna cured her severe female weakness and left no pain, expressing hope others will read and believe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
E. A. Crozier
Wm. Henderson
Hartman Proposal for Free Treatment of Women Patients
Dr Hartman proposes to direct treatment for thousands of women with various ailments. Each patient provides name symptoms and pols treatment in a confidential register. Treatment is free and confidential with no charges. letters and methods remain private and not published without patient consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Susquehanna Club reorganized. local games noted
The Susquehanna baseball club reorganizes for the 1901-2 season and records a 21 to 0 victory over Laneshboro at Lanesboro. The issue lists local sermons, court actions, reunions, and social notices from Susquehanna County including remarks on western literature.
Racial and regional bias clash over eastern and western Americans
A fragment depicts a Kansas voice attacking easterners with sweeping insults about their culture and intelligence, contrasting West and East stereotypes. The harsh rhetoric targets “coarse, unlettered” Westerners and accuses Easterners of tyranny, vice, and moral superiority, reflecting fractious regional prejudice.
Pennsylvania Railroad Pacific Coast Tour With Grand Canyon Visit
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a fall transcontinental tour to the Pacific Coast including a stop at the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The 30 day trip departs from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other points and returns east via St Louis and Midwest routes. Special Pullman train service with dining car and observation car. rates start at 185 for one berth round trip and 3 50 for two atop Pittsburgh. space limited and reservations urged through George W. Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Canadian Northwest
Pacfic
Caasl
Arizona
New York
Philadelphia
Baltmore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
California
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman
San Francisco
Chicago
Pew
Colorado Rockies
Great Balt Lake
Sierra Nevada
Arizona Desert
Grand Canon
Plains
St. Louis
Mwnneis
Indiana
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ias Nn
Baltimore
Pitteburg
George W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Erie Railroad
ODD Fellowscieal
Lake Dore
Aue
Dai
Stanton
Frank Hormmelmeyer
John Hermes
Gieorge A. Spall
Mother Gray
Muscle and Firearms
Priceburg
Olyphant
Mahon's Hall
Lillian Taylor
Clark's Summit
W. W. Watkins
Edith Watkins
John Brooks
Lackawanna Street
W. R. Lonestreet
Manefield State Normal School
T. P. Jones
J. BR. McCromie
Providence
Reba
Taylor
Peckville
BE. A. Crogier
James Morgan Prat
W. Tt. C
Minnesota
Landour
Minneapolis
Minn
Atlantic
Chimpanges
Brotherhood of Man
Indiana Line
Grannies
Eastern
Kansas
Milkeup
Jane Spindleyhank