Train Schedule Fragments for Carbondale and Nearby Towns
Fragmented timetable lists train arrivals and departures for Carbondale Wilkes Barre Waymart and nearby points. Entries show times such as 6.94 7.08 6.00 and 7.22 with destinations including Lake Lore and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teave Carhomasse
Olbows Pit
Ranban
Wilken Barre
Watt
Senkes Tunis
Teave Qa
Rer Alhann
Moat
Lake Louore
Oa i
Carbondale
Wilkes Worts Erantes
Trethe
Hewesdale
Waymart
Suniday
Cartendale
June mhart schedule notes and travel times
Muddled notes show trains and connections with arrival times to New York and Cornwall. Mentions Scranton departures around 1100 and 1450 with additional stops at Crfosia and Dadea amid weekday schedule tweaks.
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Mhart
Setunten
Tom Savior
Reine
Cuilhendale
Pointe Terth
Ms Ee Om
Banlay
Toom
New York
Cornwall
Scranton
TW A
Marth
Dade
Train Schedules and Connections for Various Cities
Daily train service listed for June Ot Tani and Curhandale with departures at 7.04 and 6 m dnt. Brandt Nineveh trains run to New York City via Buffalo with 810 pm. Susquehanna connections and a Friday morning 1.43 am service to Susquehanna with western connections. An 8.48 pm Sunday service to 542 8 tm is noted.
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Curhandale
Pact Suntey
Brandt
Nineveh
Ax Fentite Sanlays
Minghamton
New York City
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Western
Sysquebanna
Western Connection
Grand Opera House Season Preparations For 1902 Opening
Manager Dan P. Byrne readies the Grand Opera House for the 1902 season with a star lineup. Major attractions include Puddl head Wilson starring Frank Mayo, Shore Acres by James A Herne, and Kidnapped in New York with Harney Gilmore. Other bookings feature The Runaway Girl and Lovers One among numerous titles and plans to renovate the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Dan P. Byrne
Mické Pliot
William Devere
Hoyte
Mark Twain
Wilson
Frank Mayo
William 5
Gill
Puddin’head
Byrne
Purthin
Wilken
Shore Acres
Jamesx A. Herne
Harney Gilmore
New York
Fisrne
William Bra
Whatncey Olcott
Roland Reed
Maelé Tan
Concert at Fern Hall to Host Auger 2A Evening
Last month’s Fern Hall music soiree will be followed by an Aug 2 concert at Tepulan hotel. Chief participants are Russell and Hockenkerrs with Daisy Jones of Carbondale delivering readings. This final Fern Hall concert of the season is expected to draw a large crowd before Russell departs for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Hall
Thit Tepulan Hotel
Russell
Hockenkerrs
Mixa Daisy Jones
Carbondale
Picnic at Farview Stumbles Over Catering Contract
Young Presbyter ian church Sunday school children enjoyed a pleasant outing at Farview with over a hundred attendees. A contract with Take Lodere company prevented Delaware and Hudson from catering to Farview parties, affecting excursion plans and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Farview
Take Lodere Company
Delaware and Hudson
Allen's Foot-Ease in Your Gloves Advertisement
A fragmented early advertising notice touts Allen's Foot-Ease to treat sweaty hands and odors. It cites physician endorsements from a Chicago clinic and urges readers to keep the product in gloves, claiming purity and effectiveness.
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Allen
Aledy
Ures
W G. Abbots Miiror
Chicago
Shane Fitese
Sunday School Outing in Scranton Cancelled
The Methullat church Sunday school planned an outing at Nay Aug Park Scranton but the union event was called off and the group organized a local outing instead. They had hauled refreshments and water by wagon from Waymart.
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Waynmart
Methullat Church
Nay Aug Park
Scranton
Owilne
Union
Death of Mrs. Alice Niles in Philadelphia Hospital
Mrs. Alice Niles wife of Dr John S Niles died after a surgical operation at Dr Price s private hospital in Philadelphia She was a native of Collegeville Pa and a longtime Presbyterian church and Women s Missionary Society worker In her community she was prominent as president of the New Century Club and a forceful social figure Survived by her husband a brother and a sister funeral plans were pending Dr Niles was with her when she died
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Alice Niles
John 8
Niles
Dr. Price
Philadelphia
Collegesville
Alice Hunsicker
Elie
Nilex
Elaarch
Porden Missionary Society
New Century Club
Niles Ie
John & Niles
Mary Boew
Philadelphia Treasury Official Seeks Revenue Stamp Compliance in Scranton
L G Nutt of Philadelphia, a treasury department agent, caused a stir in Scranton by enforcing the use of revenue stamps on legal documents in neglect cases. He registered at the Harris hotel and departed on an early afternoon train, visiting local places including Carbondale brewery interests. He noted the law was being observed as far as revenue stamps were concerned.
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L. G. Nutt
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Court House
Scranton
Wwarrisoy House
Teftoon
Edirly
Elgar Heilers
Carbondite
Tie
Watisfidd
Alderman Refuses Bail in Italian Merchant Arrest Case
Constable Gilby faced a near beheading by Mike Honnetti who was arrested days earlier. The Italian merchant’s case prompted a hearing before Alderman Delevan with three charges against Newhett. The alderman ordered the defendant held in bail.
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Gilby
Mike Honnetti
Delevan
Newhett
Berean Baptist Church to Skip Services This Sunday
Unwin announces unavoidable delay in improvement work at Berean Baptist Church. No church or Sunday school service will be held next Sunday. The following Sunday the church opens as usual with special semi centennial services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist
Passing Throng Reports Local Visits and Travel Notes
The passing throng lists residents and visitors in Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Walter Nye of Carte avenue and W OE Price Jr of Wilkes-Barre, with others from Scranton Pittston and Uniondale. Activities cover visits, camping at Lake Poyntelle, and plans to join the Royal Society of New Fellows, plus local employment changes and a funeral.
Labor unions plan participation in centennial parade
Local United Mine Workers locals Forest City Wandling Simpson Mayfield Jermyn and Arch bald back a semi centennial Labor Day parade. Forest City News notes labor groups will stage the celebration inviting valley organizations to join, city to be nearly deserted as crowds line the mammoth procession. Port Jervis Gazette clip reports Painter Mackin painting a home truck for Fowler Hose Company 3 to join Carbondale parade with Hose 5 bringing a full crew and fine trucks. A survivors’ gathering of the Fanan guards plans a reception for State Senator Mutler of Minols and his mother Mrs Thomas home from the Pan American exposition. Miss Flin Howells and Miss Mary Pizger vacationing in Dover and New York. William Bray returns home to New Jersey after two weeks with relatives. Miss Ligaio Lavin visits Kingston. Thomas Eagan and William Jones spend a week at Atlantic City. Mrs W T Davis returns from Susquehanna County.
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Central Labor Union
United Mine Workers
Forest City
Wandling
Simpson
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Port Jervie
Mackin Ie
Fowler Hose Company No. 3
Hose 3
Golum- Lin Hose Company of
Carbondale
Fire Department
Painter Mackin
Hose
Port Jervis
Fanan Guards
Thin City
Mutler
Minols
Thomas
Flin Howells
South Taylor
Mary Pizger
Dover
New York
William Bray
Allington
N. J
Ligaio Lavin
Kingston
North Main Street
Meerie
G. M. Thomas
John Eagan
William Jones
Atlantic By
WT. Davis
Main Street
Buaquehanna County
Community Notes From Jermyn and Mayfield
Charles Bounds heads home to Cane Nome Alaska with his father and sister from West Mayfird after a stay with his parents. Ella and Carrie Coon depart for Buffalo Toronto and Niagara Falls. No church services tomorrow due to observance. Corporal Oscar C. Smith Camp, Veterans, plans a meeting next Wednesday. Mrs Depew and family visited Jimes Tripp in Edelis Pronk and Arthur Winter left for Pan American Expo. Mrs Fahringer Prynn and Miss Birtley visit Mrs Jones on North Main. Citizens' band open air concert entertained several hundred with Archie Martin solo. band rarely performs lately, making last night especially enjoyed.
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Charles Bounds
Thomas Boundy
West Mayfird
Cane Nome
Alaska
Buffalo
Nelle
Ella
Carrie Coon
Mill Street
Toronto
Niagara
St. James Episcopal Church
Kevy
C. KR
Possenden
Nellie Hill
Birmingham
Alt
Lena
Oscar C. Smith
Wich
Ree Queetol
Missee Nate
Margaret Mulherin
Pittston Triers
William Depew
Mra
Frank L. Depew
Hilla
Jimes Tripp
Edelis
Pronk
Arthur Winter Feft Yeaterhiy
J. M. Fahringer
Scranton
Ella Prynn
Susilo Birtley
St. Louis
Meo
John BR. Jones
North Main Street
Citiens
Archie Martin
Citizens
Miner Injured At Archibald Mine In North Taylor
David Gould a miner at Archibald mine was badly injured yesterday when caught under a fall of top coal. He was taken home in the company ambulance with Doctor Griffithe attending. Community events include Labor Day picnics at Everly's Park West Taylor and a series of church services and reunions across the area with various congregations and the temperance choir inviting volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gould
Archibald
North Taylor
J. L. Griffithe
Taylor and Pyne
United Mine Workers of
Llewellyn’s
Lake Lodare
Methodists of
Pyne
Archbald and
Sibley
Pyne Grove
Miss Lanyon
William Hearst
Union Street
OW Homestead Park
North Main Street
Taylor Lillies
Weat Scranton
Martha Howells
Mt. Carmel
John P. Thomas
Blakely Baptist menu to be served next Tuesday evening
The initial society of the Blakely Baptist church plans a supper in the church coctal rooms next Tuesday at 5 o clock. Menu priced at 25 cents. Various local residents and visitors are noted arriving or returning from trips and events, including DeWitt Smith and J W W Lavy.
Shoes Stolen at Peckville Store Near Delaware and Hudson Station
A seedy man with a bag of shoes tried to sell them at low prices in Peckville hotels and a Mavor store. He disappeared after being directed to the Delaware and Hudson station. the bag was left behind and shoes are held by station officials for rightful owner to claim. Also notice Perkinlly Baptist Church services tomorrow led by Rev. J S Thomas with morning and evening programs.
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Jessup
Mavor
Jacob Schermer
Schermer
Delaware and Hadson
Sehermer
Mr. Hubscham
Mr. Broad
Broad
Scranton
Atlantic City
Ep Worth League Address Set At Waverly Church
Secretary Mahy of the Scranton Young Men Christian association will speak at the Ep Worth League gathering in the Waverly Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening August 25 if weather allows the event will be held under the church lawn tent invitations extended to all Alfred Stone longtime North Abington resident dies at his son's home Lester Stone in this place aged years Rev Mr Godshall attends Wyoming canvass meetings and will stay several days Harry and Lucille Kennedy of New York City visiting mother Mrs Thomas Kennedy Mrs Charles Swallow and family of Dinville HL have returned home Mis Stella Bailey of the Colliery Engineer enjoys vacation Sterling Bedford renovates Main Street brick store prep to rent Myron Kasson vacant Main Street store leased to bakers The Baptist church hires Rev Mr Clarke of Meriden Connecticut after a long vacancy
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Mahy
Scranton Young Men's Christian Fissortation
Ep- Worth League of Waverly
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred Stone
North Abington
Lester Stone
Godshall
Harry
Lucille Kennedy
New York City
Thomas Kenedy
Charles Swallow
Dinville
Thomas Whaite
Mis
Stella Bailey
Sterling Bedford
Main Street
Myron Kasson
Baptist People
Mr. Clarke
Meridan
Connecticut
Florence Nightingale picnic postponed to next Tuesday
The Florence Nightingale association picnic, planned for tonight in Priceburg, has been postponed until next Tuesday. Mrs. Minton of Dickson and Mrs. Reynolds of Providence were guests of Mrs. Linzie Dierks on Wednesday. Emima, Carrie, and May Klopfer of Archbald returned home after visiting Matilda Schmidt on Albert Street. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. preaching at Priceburg Primitive Methodist church with a morning sermon and an evening service at 7 p.m. titled The Disciples’ Surprise at Their Own Failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Train accident injures Clark's Summit youth
Harry Williams, son of George Wil, was struck by a train yesterday afternoon while picking coal near the condenser in Clark's Summit. The blow cut off his arm at the elbow and he was taken to Scranton on the 4:45 train last night. Families of Wim Justin and Smith are listed in the report.
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Harry Williams
George Wilhome
Scranton
Wim
Justin
DP. F. Smith
F. H. Smith
Riker reunion near Nicholaon hosts 130 at lawn repast
A storm forced guests to remain at nearby houses after Bridges washed away and access was cut off. Verna Justin Jennie Warnold and others plan a Friday departure to Ocean Grove for a week. Edw Young is ill. John Twining Walter Chambers Warnock and Dr Merrill attended the Watter reunion at Falls yesterday.
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Riker
Nicholaon
Verna Justin
Jennie Warnold
Ocean Grove
Edw
Young
John Twining
Walter Chambers
Mra Warnock
CE. Merill
Watter
Falls
Funeral of Mrs Herbert Copp Held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral service for Mrs. Herbert Copp was held yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J. N. Bailey officiating. The interment followed at Marey cemetery. Nearby residents and relatives conveyed condolences as the community observed the ceremony.
Venereed Diamonds The Deception of Artificial Gems
An account of how artificial diamonds are produced from substances like sugar and rock crystal using heat, acids, and pressure. The piece explains Strass’s early method, emerald and opal imitation techniques, and the veneer process that creates near genuine stones. It notes wages, factory practices, and the use of fake gems in theater and jewelry markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Moisson
Strass
Canada to Establish Royal Mint Branch in Dominion
The Buffalo Express reports Canada will open a royal mint branch in Ottawa after years of agitation. Parliament will be asked for 50000 dollars to build and equip with an annual 76000 dollars for operations. Officials note national pride and fear of losing Klondike and British Columbia gold flow to Seattle.
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Royal Mint
Dominion
Ottewi
Pariament
Guumraniee
Canada
House of Commone
Klondike
British Columbia
Seattle
United States
Peruna praised in letters from users across states
A stream of testimonials extols Peruna as the remedy for catarrh and general debility. Johanna Lewin of Minneapolis credits it with curing a cold, easing nerves, and restoring health, while W R Birch of Virginia touts appetite relief and renewed vigor. The ad argues rivals cannot match Peruna and warns against substitutes.
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Johanna Lewis
Bryant Avenue
North
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna
Perwna
Johanna Lewin
Canada Eyes Minting Its Own Coinage Amid Reform Move
Agitation in the west pushes for policy changes as Canada considers replacing American gold and silver coins with a domestic mint. Canadian officials cite limited British gold and large American holdings, aiming to mint Canadian currency and retire the 10 cent piece while replacing the B cent with a nickel of the same value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Amie Dian
Fielding
Coimmeans
Hard Times at Monte Carlo Gambling Scene Recap
The article describes Monte Carlo gambling tension with stressed bets and uneven outcomes. It notes large losses offset by a few winners and suggests that big capital is needed to win, while small players risk ruin starting with modest sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Baray Ie
Monte Carlo
Bank profits drift lower after expositions and war impact
The text notes the bank earned about £900000 last season, far below the £1000000 seen in a rival exposition year. It cites the Boer War shrinking patronage, cautious gamblers, and a slide in dividends from 25 percent down to six under previous regimes, signaling tougher times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enelleimen
Lincoln's Hair Tussle With Judge Noted in Odd Memoir
A quirk from a Springfield memory recounts Abraham Lincoln dealing with an awkward social moment when Mary Todd Lincoln intervenes. The tale portrays Lincoln calmly continuing a conversation with the judge as Mrs. Lincoln, embarrassed, grips the hair of the visitor. The narrator notes Mary Todd Lincoln’s short stature as part of the scene.
Krause's Coldure Pocket Cure for 24 Hour Cold Relief
A Pocket Cold Cure Krause's Coldure is prepared in cough and cold drug form and claims to cure cold in the head throat chest or any part of the body in 24 hours. No need to stop work. Priced at 26 cents. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
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Burke
Carbondale Department
Delaware and ‘Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Erie Railroad
Tani
John
Mr. Nutt
Bonetti
the Baptist Services
Walter Nye
Carte Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
OE. Price, Jr
Seamanarpenter
William Linney
Royal Society of Ew
Pellowerp J. Mearris
HH. A. Neimeyer
Phiny Fives
William Tonkin
Mary
Henry Berry
Uniondale
J. Fillison
Great Northern Ratroad
Russell Shepherd
Arhur Rutherford
Dwight Lathrope
Edward Burr
Lake Poyntelle
Mies Anna Shannon
Canaan Street
Pittston
Mise Cecilia Coleman
West Side
Joseph Battle
Schnectady
Councilman Battle
George du Bois
Nigel
Frances Shaffer
Thie City
Honesdale
Paul Kelley
Weatside
Wan
Redemptoriet Monaastery
Saratoga
A. H.rose
Edward Ehien
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Tre Jy Town
Judson Smith
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Olyphant
Blakely Baptist Church
D. C. Voyte
A. V. Bower
Congregational Church
Susquehanna Street Bapist
T. W. Watkins
Edward Evans
Migs
Natalie Watkins
DeWitt Smith
Noxen
B. Hannahee
Annie Swannish
Dimmock
Shapiro and
Aronson
Sweeney Block
Lackawan
Peckville
Waverly
Priceburg
Herbert Copp
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Bailey
Marey Cemetery
D. Caryle
Bailey
Pearle
Ernest
Wyalusing
Wesley Whiting
Syracuse
N.Y
Jonanna Lewis
Minneapolis, Minn
Peruns
Feruna
W. E. Bireh
Fruit Crower
Afton
Perna
W. RL Birch
Lincoln
H. A. Baldwin
Los Angeles
Lincolns
Springfield
Uwinna
Springfeld
Ata
Mike Visio
Linceln
Moon
Mary Todd
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