Railroad Timetables June 1901 Carbondale to surrounding points
Train schedules list June 6 1901 departures from Carbondale city station toward Acranton Wilkes Barre and nearby towns including Athans Baitves Montreat Ravion New ta points and Lake Wstore. Sunday trains run to PAT and times reflect arrivals from Albany Henesdale Warvmart and Bishonhate with multiple daily and Sunday services.
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Matra
Carbondale
City Station
Acranton
Wilkes Barre
Iama
Renda Traspa
Athans
Baitves
Montreat
Ravion
Newta
Ladere
Waymart
Henerdale
Lake Wstore
Honesdale
Wilkes Panes
Pat
Albany
Bee
Randa
Henesdale
Warvmart
Bishonhate
Fake Keviere
Woommatt
Flonendale
Trains Schedules Amid Fragmented OCR Notes
Fragmented text records train times and routes from Cortiendale to Scranton and nearby points. Mentions Sunday schedules, connections to New York, and arrivals from Scranton, with unclear times and places due to OCR errors.
Train Schedule Fragments at Carbendale Station
Fragmented OCR describes a daily train schedule from Dene 98 at Tranefeaveei station Carbendale with services to Teonrt Nineveh and New York city and Buffalo. It notes departures at 9 00 am and 6 05 pm on Sundays with connections to Sunquehanna and Kosyuranna, and arrivals at 1302 om and 645 pm.
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Dene
Tranefeaveei Station
Carbendale
Teonrt
Nineveh
Pinchamton
New York City
Puffalo
Kosyuranna
Sunquehanna
Amd
Cannes
City Jubilee Decorators Prepare For Gala Celebrations
Scranton decorators work on city hall park arches and national colors for Carbondale's golden jubilee. The program outlines civic parade on Monday with 30 plus organizations, schoolchildren in national colors, and speeches by notable officials at City Building and Killeen's Park. Labor Day features a major union parade and Mine Workers address. Firemen's day follows with contests, drills, hose races, and prizes, as visiting brigades arrive for the semi centennial festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seitz & Co
City Hall Park
Scranton
Wall Street
Salem Avenue
Anere
Fuhrman Bree
Carbondale
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Tramhmen
Allen's Foot-Base A Review of Foot Comfort Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Base as a remedy for swollen and tired feet, nervousness and pain from tight shoes. It claims to ease smarting feet, ingrown nails, corns and bunions with a ready product sold in stores and via Allen & Gilbert in Le Roy.
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al Paig
Allen
Pan American Exposition impressions from Buffalo letter
A correspondent from Buffalo shares greetings from the Pan American city near Forest Lane. He praises the exposition grounds and illumination, contrasts them with the World’s Fair and Centennial fountain, and notes later sights in Gordon’s Vineyard as Carbondall’s boom nears.
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the Tribune
Weat
Bennett Street
Buffalo
Main Street
Forest Lane
Fairmount Park
Gord's Vineyard
Carbondall
Carhandale
F. Ehinger
Woodmen of the World Crystal Camp to Hold Meeting
The Crystal camp of the Woodmen of the World, recently organized, will hold a regular meeting this evening. In addition to routine business, initiation ceremonies will admit a large class of candidates to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Camp of the Woodmen of the World
Membershin
Meetings of Tonight for Fraternal Groups
Readings note gatherings of Junior Order United American Mechanics Companions of the Forest American Legion of Honor The Royal Circle Crystal Camp and Woodmen of the World convening this evening across local lodges and chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
the Royal Circle
Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the World
Residents Registered at Harrison House Yesterday
Beranton residents listed as registered at the Harrison house include W. W. Inglis H. E B. Yewens Thoman B R Walsh H. H. Gallagher Charles B. Parker MF Coresran John Gallagher W. W. Scheuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Harrison House
W. W. Inglis
H. E B. Yewens
Thoman BR. Walsh
H. H. Gallagher
Charles B. Parker
MF. Coresran
John Gallagher
W. W. Scheuer
Ex Prisoners of War Gather for Lake Todore Reunion
Ex Prisoners of War association members met at Lake Todore during the Seven County Veterans' reunion. The event, starting at 1 1/2 o'clock, featured camaraderie and war stories as Halevy Lathrop presided and Commander John Metemb shared anecdotes and an original poem, eliciting laughter from old soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Todore
Halevy Lathrop
Scranton
John Metemb
William H. Davies
Metemb
Soldiers Remembrance Reunion Recounts Civil War Harshness
Colonel John Melanin recounts a veteran reunion honoring those who endured prison, starvation, and torture in the South during the Civil War. Survivors recall rebel yell and privations, with FE. W. Pearce of Scranton detailing prison experiences and Edward Belknapp's humor on John Brown amid other performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Pearce
Scranton
Edward Belknapp
Sohn Brown
Alen
Hard for Honesdale to Acknowledge the Corn When Up Against the Rubber
The Honesdale Sunday Tigers lost to Carbondale last Sunday by 10 to 6. Carbondale Jr patted everybody on the back and claimed “we did Honesdale.” The piece notes Carbondale has not met Honesdale this year and may not again unless a Sunday game is moved.
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Honesdale
Tigers
Carbondale
Carbondale Jr
Wayne Independent
Maple City
Mayor Kilpatrick Delays Arrival. Park Fountain Issue Near Settlement
The mayor did not arrive as expected and may not return until Saturday. The park fountain painting remains unsettled, though a satisfactory solution is anticipated at a special park commissioners meeting likely to be held Saturday evening.
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Kilpatrick
Odd Fellows to honor 50 candidates at Lake Godore assembly
Members from the district gather for the ceremonial conferring of the degree of chivalry on about fifty candidates. Lieut. Col. Harry J. Hall will receive a decoration. The Mozart band will supply music and Caterer Gorman serves refreshments.
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Lake Godore
Elginie
Harry J. Hall
Mozart Band
Gorman
Presbyterian Sunday School Outing Planned At Farview
Members of the Presbyterian Sunday school plan a picnic at Farview today. The excursionists will ride the regular Honesdale branch trains leaving the city station at 7.22, 11.05 A.M. and 3.51 P.M. Friends of the school are invited to join the outing.
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Ed Gatas
Presbyterian Sunday School
Farview
Honesdale
Boy Franks Mc Donough Run Down on Dundaff Street
A 13-year-old boy named Frank Mc Donough was struck on Dundasf Street on Wednesday. He suffered severe leg injuries with flesh exposed and a deep gash on the other limb as a fast driver in a group of horsemen used the street as a trotting course.
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Frank McDonough
Duncasf Street
Dundaff Street
Letters Remaining at Carbondale Post Office August 22
A list shows letters awaiting pickup for several addressees including Charles Anderson Eddie Bough Fred Gleason Mr MacPhillips Mrs LC Cace Mrs J Caney Mrs Thom as Horner J WH Thomas P and M. The record notes recipients with initials and incomplete names.
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Carbondale
Charles Anderson
Eddie Bough
Fred Gleason
Mr. MacPhillips
Mre
THE PASSING THRONG
Wil Bartley of Waymart was in town yesterday. Daniel Scurry and daughter Helen Beurry are home from Ocean Grove. Mrs Mary Flynn of Scranton visits uncle Patrick Brennan on South Main Street. Jeanette McMillan nurse from New York City visits her parents. Former Chief Hickey of Scranton fire department visits Carbondale. Adolph Marcus Scranton merchant and Dr Henry Halpert with his nephew visit. the latter plans to locate in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Bartley
Waymart
Daniel Scurry
Helen Beurry
Ocean Rave
Mary L. Flynn
Scranton
Patrick Brennan
South Main Street
Jeanette McMillan
New York City
McMillan
Hickey
Scranton Fire Department
Carbondale
Adolph Marcus
Henry Halpert
Halpert
Concert in front of Hotel Butterworth by Citizens' band
A Citizens' band concert is planned this evening on North Main street in front of Hotel Butterworth. The program includes Mateh Colossus of Columbia overtures The Voluntary Reverie and more with soloists and dances described. local social notes follow with visitors and residents mentioned.
Rubbernecks Beat Pitts ton Brothers in Park Game
In Olyphant the Rubbernecks defeated the Pitts ton Brothers at the park yesterday afternoon. Norton and Tove pitched for the Brothers while Sheridan and Mahon pitched for the Rubbernecks. The score by innings shows a tight match and late advantage for the Rubbernecks.
Family Ties and Travel as Local Notices
Miss Mattie Pickering spends days at Harveys Lake while Meears Ht EE Dikemay and Homer Eneiles attend a brotherhood picnic at Poyntelle. Callender reunion at Lake Chapman drew attendees. Norwich's Mrs. James Lattar visits relatives. William W. Wathkina couple vacation in Atlantic City. Miss Bessie Craig takes a clerkship with J P D Williama Son of Serantes.
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Mattie Pickering
Harveys Lake
Meears
EE. Dikemay
Homer Eneiles
Poyntelle
Callender
Lake Chapman
James Lattar
Norwich
William W. Wathkina
Atlantic City
Bessie Craig
J, Pd, Williama & Son
Serantes
William Dennison
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity and Cure
A testimonial laden advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for skin troubles such as scrofula and poison ivy as a blood purifying remedy. It claims to cleanse humors, strengthen digestion, and improve blood formation while detailing patient anecdotes of cure and urging buyers to demand the genuine product.
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William Fleeter
Redoak
Montgomery Co
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser Free by Mail Upon Stamps
A short notice explains that Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is mailed free, with the postage paid by stamps. The 1608 page volume offers plain language on life issues and can be bound in cloth for 31 one cent stamps or in paper for 21 stamps. Address Dit H Pierce, Buffalo.
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Sam
Dr. Pierce
H. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Local News Notes on Visits and church Service
Lanesborn visits relatives of the Mace family for a few days. Mr. FL Hird travels on business to Winchester Virginia. A Sunday morning service is planned at 18 percent in the Presbyterian church. Rev Charles J Moon from Stanford Connecticut will occupy the pulpit.
Picnic at Lake Winola Draws Large Crowd in Clark's Summit
The M. F. Sunday senior held a picnic at Lake Winola on Thursday with an unusually large crowd reporting an enjoyable trip. Miss Pella Sherwood of Lake Winola visited Miss Libby Rymer on Highland Park. Several locals were noted among Pan-American guests and other townsfolk visited, while a serious accident occurred involving 14 year old Harry Williams who lost his right arm when a car yard incident required amputation.
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M. F
Serior
Lake Winola
Pella Sherwood
Libbye Rymer
Highland Park
George Alger
E. Pish
KE. K. Atherton
Our Town
Misa Millie Weichel
Beranton
Misa Anna McCormick
Fred Smith
Familly
Riker
Nicholson
BK. OF
Pedrick
Hie Market
Harry Williams
Charge Williams
Willams
Lynch
Scranton
Daniel Elsinger
Brooklyn
J. P. Breidinger
Wilkes- Barre
Jay Eaton
Misa
Kate Atherton
Newport
Local Visitors and Guests Reported Around Town
Mre Joseph Yeauser and children visit formers parents in Newfoundland Emmett Brown ends vacation in New York Mire Hace Pidworde visiting friends in Monete Mine Werts of Scranton guest of Mra George Brown Missa Ea4irh Widwell Thornhurst and Mrs Fitcher Beranton visit Mrs Fannie Frown last week Mre Peters and family of Brooklyn curate of Hoel Dinon The Misses Reamie and Valedia Wilbur return from summer in New York Mre De Bush and daughter Ruth of Philadelphia were visitors last week Mrs FE Staney of Biianton and Mra Auguela Chuatmers Strouds hore were guests of Mra LP Watts yesterday Mra Frank Alt and children visiting friends at Madisonville.
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Joseph Yeauser
Newfoundland
Emmett Brown
New York City
Hace
Monete
Mine Werts
Scranton
George Brown
Widwell
Thornhurst
Fitcher
Beranton
Fannie Frown
Mre. Peters and Family
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hoel Dinon
Reamie
Valedia Wilbur
New York
Bush
Ruth
Philadelphia
FE. Staney
Biianton
Auguela Chuatmers
Stroudshore
Gueets
35th National Encampment G A B Cleveland Itinerary
Announcement details travel offers for the 35th National Encampment G A B in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 14. Includes round trip pedal ticket options from Lackawanna area with specific valid travel dates and return extensions to October with conditions. Child fares are half the adult rate for ages five to twelve.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Reduced Rail Fares to Cleveland for Grand Army Encampment
Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Cleveland Ohio at reduced rates for the Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment September 10 to 14. Tickets valid September 8 to 12 for outbound and September 15 for return. 50 cent deposit with joint agent. return limit extended to September 30. Limited details at ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fietenher
Knights Templar Conclave Travel Offers to Louisville
The Knights Templar of Louisville announce round trip rail fare offers via Lackawanna for the triennial conclave August 27 to 41. Tickets on sale August 22 to September 11, with return by September 2 and possible extension to September 14 for a small fee. Stopovers at Buffalo and a special Hoboken to Beranton train are noted.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Louisville
Leuleville
Beppe
Lewleville
Buffalo
Grand Commandery of
Kniehis Templar
New Jersey
Hoboken
Waom
Beranton
Focas
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Carbondale Department
Delaware, and Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Jonese Triins
Cortiendale
Capbondale
Pointe North
Ner
Formes Mereh
Erie Railroad
ODD Fellows
Lake Lodore
Hans
Rueete
Wyoming Street
Buildine
Commissioner General of Immigration
T. Vv. Powtierly
Archbald
United States Court
Burer
Tivisie
William Conmell
H. M. Edwards
Trereman Jadwin
Jarvey
James Archbald
Carbonigle
John M. Poore
J. B. van Bergen
Triniy
Labor Day
Thin County
Seventh Avenue
Thomas Mooney
Mitchell
Jeader
United Mine Workers
Sandys
Iabor
Atart
Oelick
John McCabbe
St. Alquavua Society
Brotherhood of Railroad
Trinity Parish
Fahrenholt
Met
Tita
Elmer FL Brokenshire
Mumphrey’s
A. L. Wright
Arrangement
Time
Rei Herche Dancing Clase
Burke's Hall
Burkers’ Union
Watt's Wall
Columbia Hose Company
Mitchells
Watts Hall
Rev F. Ehinger
Woodmen of World
Col
John McComb
John Melanin
Taye
Terrea Eivune
Ant
Jth
Eld
Touriata
Carmee
Hernee
J, WH
Thomas, P, M
Jermyn and Mayfield
Kentucky
Boettger
Kiefer
Montgomery
Chile
Farrar
M. J. Shields
North Main Street
Rosamond Smith
Waerington
H. R. Jadwin
Robert Jadwin
Wallace Oakley
Thomas Prynn
James Gilbert
H. N. Barrett
Miss Kimball
Hawley
Lizzie Giles
South Second Street
J. E. Sullivan
J. J. McCarthy
Jennie McGarry
James Carey
Mayfield Yard
Aeloeck
Sacred Heart Church
Olyphant
Rubbernecks
Pittston
Norton
Tove
Sheridan
Mahon
Hrothera
William [. Parry
Susquehanna Bireet
Annie James
Blakely
Rome
FT. 7. Williams
Calvinistic Methodist
Parry
Johnson Coal Company
Dunmore
Benjamin James
Nellie McAndrew
BR. Horo
William Leeds
Lucy Farrell
Honordale
Ferguson
John Wagner
Old City
Joseph McHale
Dunmore Street
Harvey Kelly
Joan Lioeyd
Wilkes-Barre
Leo Lynch
Boston
Annie
Elisabeth Jordan
Kate Lally
Atherton & Sutton’s
Peckville
Agnes L. Duncan
Mansfield
Sebastian Co
Ark
Pierce
KR. V. Pierce
Joseph H. Fesperman
Barnum Springs
Iredell County
North Carolina
R. V. Pierce
Jennie Swearingen
Market Street
Parkersburg
Weaton
Dr. Vierce
Biack Island and Friends
Stroudsburg
Moscow
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Knights Templar
Louisville, Ky
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