Railroad Timetables Across Town Daily Trains and Stops
From Avaine to Cabondale and Lake Lodore routes with daily departures and arrivals. Timings include 6.08 7.08 8.09 and 10.01 pm lists, Lake Lodore service via Warpmart and Weawedale, Rail lines to Scranton and Horeedale with connections to Carbonda and Altany. Sunday schedules show special trains to Hoe and Carheondate with arrivals 4.50 8.07 9.00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avaine
Cabondale
City Station
Fort Stranton
Soa
New Engin
Toy Bel
Lake Lodore
Warpmart
Anna Tene Oils
Ake Nodte
Wagener
Ont Horeedale
Vp Wing
Carbonda
My Tree
Wilks Mares Age Scranton
Ae Tollows
Trom Altany
Aid
OAS von Ant
Lape Trine
Weawedale
Waymaart
Carheondate
Ledore
Waymart
Moneadale
Train Schedules for New York Ontario & Western Line 1901
The notice lists a June 1901 schedule for the New York Ontario and Western line with trains between Carbondale Scranton and points north and west. It notes various departure and arrival times including 7 percent, 7 pm Sundays, 9 pm, 1 am, 6 48 pm and 7 10 am, with connections for New York Cornwall and Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Raina
Pointe North
Ila A
New York
Cornwall
Perth
Sundeveram Scranton
Wat
Cadesia
Train connections and schedules for Carbondale to New York area
Daily trains leave Carbondale station for Brandt Nineveh and Binghamton with early departures around 0:43 AM and 1:00 PM for Susquehanna routes. Western connections link to New York City and Buffalo. Sunday schedules show arrivals around 8:50 AM and 5:45 PM with same western connections.
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City Station
Carbondale
Cerent Sundae
Ta Ma
Brandt
Nineveh
Folly Cox Ferting Bupday
Binghamton
New York City
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Western Peinta Sanday
Sequehanna
Western Connections
Sundars
Teachers Salaries Increased by School Board Action
The board met in a special session to set teacher salaries and approve a study plan for the High School. One coal bid from Delaware and Hudson was rejected amid union pressure, with action on the tender deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
W. A Hughes
Patrick Havin
AL A, Hoyke & Co
Black Diamond Coal Copany
Cotter
Kerwin
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children offered in New York drugstores as a gentle remedy for feverishness stomach ache worms and teething pains. The advertisement claims the powder is pleasant to take and effective for various ailments in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
New York
School Board Elections and Curriculum Changes Reported
Directors debated secrecy and settled on Pawth Lewis as janitor candidate with a salary of 26 dollars monthly while Powderly and Stewart faced hard votes. The board approved a tract of items including hiring conveyances for the district and adding a new course to the high school curriculum, bringing total offerings to four. The committee's reports were adopted and actions postponed for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecipse of Entudy
Preparations for Semi Centre Centennial Celebration
School officials and parents organize the semi centennial events as Carbonvale readies a large public program. High school pupils meet at 3 PM for final arrangements while merchants plan extended hours during the four day celebration and a historical souvenir volume is prepared for locals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Carhbonvale
Trinity
Eureape Ual Aitnerioga
Reeiderts
Bent
Prof
Beott
Commercial College
Carbonfale
Gelten Dubllee
Kotall Merchants’ Association
Strange Aberration of Martin Murphy
Martin Murphy of this city was confined by Constable Neary after an incident at a store near the Pan American exposition. Murphy, claiming burglars attacked the store, seized a revolver and threatened a girl, causing a disturbance that required restraint and hospital treatment for the girl. Murphy was later taken to the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Murphy
Neary
Thomas Hart
Mayfield Rathetere
Steut
Mr. Murphy
James Starrett
Habhita
Yueare
Wee
Woa
Murphys
Murphy
John Mecarthy
Ashiat Inn
Meerarthy
Metarthy
Min
MaecCarthy
Bie
Etty Bil
Moon to Discontinue Belmont Street General Store
W R Moon, longtime Belmont Street general store operator for thirteen years, will discontinue business with creditor notices sent. Rumors say he may take a position in New York. Moon is a prominent local businessman and former director and treasurer of the Echoe district, leaving many friends and business acquaintances to regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R R. Moon
Belmont Street
Mrs Niles Rites Planned After Friday Death
The body of Mrs. Niles wife of Prof John Niles was received from Dr Prien's hospital where she died Friday at 1 30 Friday. Funeral arranged for tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Charles Lug Rev Rollin Alger Bowyer officiating. Interment at Brookside cemetery. Viewing at the house from 3 to 5 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Pr. John & Niles
Charles Lug
Rollin Alger Bowyer
Trinity Episcopal Ensurch
Brookside Cemetery
Undefined historical quote item about attire inquiry
A damaged snippet shows a woman asking a clerk for a pole of trowers for her ierard, and the clerk mishears wine with unclear dialogue about a 13 collar, yielding garbled archaic phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierard
Hailpel
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD ASSAULT UPDATE AT MAYFIELD STORE
Miss Margaret O Malley a long time domestic at the Hart store in Mayfield was severely beaten and dragged from bed by Martin Murphy now jailed in Carbondale. She is hospitalized in serious condition with facial injuries and contusions. Murphy suspected of insanity. Hart family returns home as detectives pursue the assault case. Public notices follow about local school salaries and staff assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Malley
Thomas Hart
Mayfield
Martin Murphy
Miss O'Malley
Mrs. Hart
Murphy
Carbondale
Oe Malley
Teameter
Misa O'Malley
Hart
Miss Malley
and Mire
Matthew Fiteeimmone
Alexander Bruce
South Main Street
Jermyn
Jackson
Bruce
Mettinsey
Rockup
Masfield School Board
Professor Krise
Mise Kya Kilker
Louisa Walsh
Amy Williama
Annie McCarthy
Eva Quinn
Annie Wilker
Martha Walsh
Nellie Roundy
Enastlhke
John Caley
Claude Stocker
Lehigh University
W. M. Davis
North Main Street
Chess
M. J. Shielde
Margaret Thompson
Buffalo Exposition
Miles Mamie Wint
Wilkes-Barre
James Nicholson
South Malin Fireét
Chace Townsend
Marry Griffiths
Montrose
Willard R. Dodson
Second Bireel
Coal pockets collapse at Mount Jessup breaker injuring workers
A Saturday afternoon accident at the Mount Jessup breaker caused coal pockets to fail and crash onto the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks near Peckville. Several employees escaped serious harm but one was injured. repairs will take days and the mine may idle. Damages run to hundreds of dollars.
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Mount Jessup
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Mia
J. M. Arnis
Maintree
Winton
Frank Callender
Green Rides
Judson Callender
F. l. Taylor
Scott
Lottie Farber
Af Dunmore
Emmaarpenter
G. H. Gendall
Tureday
Sunsete of Archbald vs Crescents of Carbondale Nineteenth Century Baseball
Joseph Mahon pitched a remarkable game allowing only one hit for Sunsete of Archbald against Carbondale Crescents with strong curves and control. Thomas Rogan aided in the field while Miss Nelli Duffy visits Mayfield and local firefighters relocate to Father Mathew hall for Wednesday meetings. Mrs Cassie Bailey and Mrs M J McAndrew with Mildred visit relatives on Susquehanna street and Scranton news note May Dearie’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunsete Af Archbald
Crescents of
Carbondale
Joseph Mahon
Thomas Rogan
Nelli Duffy
Mayfield
Mathew Hall
Cassie Bailey
Noxon
Susquehanna Street
M. J. McAndrew
Mildred
North Scranton
Mists
May Dearie
Entertainments at Welsh Congregational Church and Local Events
Tomorrow evening pupils of Miss Sarah J Price with Professor Harry Evane and others will present a program at the Welsh Congregational Church featuring recitations drills solos and a acting pieces. A social ice cream and cake will follow run by the Ladies' Aid Society. Also noted are a mine party in honor of Miss Agnes Heere and Miss Susan Havard, a Knights of Malta reception, and a Primitive Methodists camp meeting. An accident at Archbald mine injured John Proper necessitating amputation. Baseball game vs West Scranton Anthracites postponed due to rain. Mrs Tallie Griffiths and son John return from Binghamton. Mrs Catherine Nelger and granddaughter Melissa Powell visit Heartlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Price
Harry Evane
Waits
Susan Havard
Soprann
Newcastle
W.L. Jones
Pinniet
Mira Lydian Hoskins
J. M. Harris
Etg
Oto
W. L. Jones
Blanche Williams
Myrtle Fatsinewr
Della Davin
Twelve Tittle Girls
Almina Cooper
Verna Williams
Mabel Davis
Sick Doll
Oscar Martris
Myrtle Fateinger
Mise Havard
Grace Nvyhart
Lydia Jones
Vronia Tubbs
Harry Evans
Viola
Archbald
Susan Harris
Maude Davis
Ida Whiteford
Lilian Harris
Daisy Reinhardt
Agence Reese
Mamie Francis
Luther Harris
John Morgans
David J. Pugh
Harris
Eri. G. Evans
T. J. Davis
Arthur Morgans
J. F. Tubbs
Joseph Cerombe
Messrs. Johns
Thomas
Hyde Park
Invincble Commandery
Primitive Methodists
Pere, Archbald and Sibley
Pyne
H. J. Buckingham
Wilkes-Barre
Mise
Sarah Lanyon
James Walker
Taylor, Pyne
Aueust
John Proper
Moses Taylor
West Scranton
Tallie Griffiths
John
Taylor Street
Binghamton
N. Y
Catherine Nelger
Melissa Powell
Main Street
Heartlake
The French Census And Population Decline
The Philadelphia Ledger notes France shows almost no population growth from 1898 to 1905, with gains concentrated in Paris and suburbs. It contrasts France with Britain and Germany, cites emigration and small family sizes, and questions why French families have become small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
France
Paris
Pte Eeeenerecen Es Dbo
AU Baille
United Kingdom
Germany
Cehcaves
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Australia
United States
Italy
Local Notices From Tunkhannock Aug. 2
Special to the Beranton Tribone Tunkhannock Dr Hill of Pittston called here for Mrs Berkley Lyman s illness Judge Litteer and daughter Mrs Stone returned from Ownecainke New Auburn NS after summering there Mr and Mrs Tinley of Susquehanna hosted Dr and Mrs Woodward FE Wight of Tunkhannock returned from Kansas with yearling cattle from drought struck Mat tsatette The late Mary J Scoujl s estate sold at Pine Street Auctioneer Charles H Vanahy Reports of heavy rains disrupt rail service at Vorburg tunnel trains abandoned and muddy tracks hinder east bound service Tunkhannock Creek bridges washed out mail service severely delayed Mr and Mrs Arthur Stebbins of Baltimore guests of Mrs Mills on Warren Street Mrs Carey of Wilkes-Barre guest in town returned home Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribone
Tunkhannock
EB. HM. Hill
Pittston
Berkley Lyman
John A. Litteer
KB. N. Stone
Ownecainke
New Auburn
Tineley
Sucquehanna
A. Bh
Arthur Stebbins
Baltimore
Satters
Emily G. Mills
Warren Street
Daniel Carey
Wilkes-Barre
Local Notes and Social Events From Nicholgew Area
Miss Ethel Smith pursues Mire Flosete Rundle in Scranton. Mr L N Boyle is first of his parents, Abe Boyle, of Blate street. Nellie Mack hosted a musical medley for many friends Friday. An ice cream lawn social was at Dr H K Wilking’s Tuesday. Mrs Nellie Shisids visits Mrs Joseph Harding at Lake Sherman. Mr and Mrs Edwin Breck of Patergon visit local parents. Titus open a part last week at Harford Susquehanna County. School opens September 2. Frances and Clara Coyle spend ten days at Buffalo and the lakes. Mr and Mrs H B Stephens and Mrs D G Black attend Stephens reunion at Pierceville Saturday. Carpenter family reunion held at G L Davie’s home Friday. Micalda Jimmerson of Katreasity visits H G Mark.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholgew
Ethel Smith
Joseph Harding
Lake Sherman
Edwin Breck
Patergon
W. Titus
Harford
Susquehanna County
Miseew Frances
Clara Coyle
Buffalo and the Lakes
Local notes and social updates from Waymart
Special to the Severiton Teihune reports Mrs Edward Miner’s trip to Johnson Creek Harbor and family visits from F S Stephenson and relatives. Mrs Walter Wagner is seriously ill. Miss Diney entertains Miss Miller from Plowsane Mount. Mrs Jaimes Walker and Edna depart for Marymoras. Kate Stephenson calls on business in Honesdale. Dr Jesse W Wagner visits from Buffalo. Joseph Hoban returns from Wilkes Barre. City hall improvements progress as Edith Shaffer returns from Carbondale. Mrs June Beckwith resumes her residence after long abroad visit.
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Wayman
Edward Miner
Honesdale
Jesse W. Wagner
Buffalo
N. Y
Hubert Battan
Joseph Hoban
Drimmer Doyle
Wilkes- Barre
Edith Shaffer
Boyd Case
Carbondale
June Beckwith
Welsh Hill News Roundup and Social Notes
The Ladies' Aid society hosted an ice cream social at the hall on Thursday evening. Toads damaged by heavy rains are being repaired by Thomas Morgan. Miss Fllan Jones of North Beranton returns from a two week visit at Lake Idjewild. Miss Liszie Phillips of North Scranton visits Miss Edna Snyder at home. Thomas Thomas of West Scranton returns from a week away. iver Jones is ill with bowel inflammation. Thomas Griffiths of Jermyn visits John Mocs’ home. Miss Louive Price of Scranton visits the plane. Mia David Thomas of Green Ridge enjoys a stay at a local place. Miss Mamon Pearey of Olyphant visits Owen Owens. William Rutter of this place visits Scranton recently.
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Iver Jones
Thomas Griffiths
Jermyn
John Mocs
Louive Price
Scranton
Mia
David Thomas
Green Ridge
Whie Place
Mamon Pearey
Olyphant
Owen Owens
William Rutter
Hawley Specki Couple Wed at Pleasant Mount
Miss Flora Chea and Ralph Reynahia were married Wednesday evening August 14 at the bride’s mother’s residence with Rev James Fupe officiating. The note mentions celebrations by HW J Atkinson and J Krohier, and travels of Mr and Mrs Palmer to Deposit for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Twentioth Street
Ralph
Fred Sands
Hancock
N.Y
Elia Teeter
Alfred Decker
Guasi¢ Atkinson
Kpapp
County Christian En
Rules for Guidance of the Young Married Man
Advice for husbands on keeping romance and harmony in marriage. Emphasizes trust, open affection, fair treatment, avoiding humiliation or power plays, and maintaining the illusion of romance while navigating daily life and expenses.
Lackawanna Railroad Ticket Offer for Louisville Trip
Ticket agents sell round trip passes to Louisville at one fare for the triennial conclave period. Sales run August 22 to 24 with return through September 2, extendable to September 14 on deposit and small surcharge. Special Knights Templar train from Hoboken departs August 24 at 10 am, arriving Scranton at 1 pm, inviting Sir Knights and friends to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Louisville
Buffalo
Mirker
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar of
New Jersey
Hoboken
Scranton
Special Low Fares to Cleveland via Lehigh Valley RR
Low fares offered to Cleveland Ohio through Lehigh Valley Railroad for G A R National Encampment. Tickets on sale September for travel to and from the event. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Valley Railroad
G. A. R. National
Lehigh Valley Tesket
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Erie Railroad
the People's Exchange
Tyeaylas
Hgh Scholl
Wood
Brydon
Geary
M. Taisher
Tony Jestin
Katherine Pare
May Kilpatrick
Cora Ketabrack
Harriet Hutchins
Argela Bins
Thomas Loftus
Prank H. Colling
Anna Berrys
Brighth
Brighth Grate, Ella Boland
Julia Kilhutlen
Farah Swigert
NO. 1 Actiont
Anna Durstan
Elizabeth Thompsen
Nellie Sherrer
Anna Murphy
Janet Bryden
Jennie Fox
Mary Murphy
Ella L. Harte
Thomas Gilmartin
Kathryn Walsh
Anna Farrell
Filla Horan
Bridget Gilmartin
Margaret McAndrew
Lydia Gilmartin
Fchool
Mary Coogan
Mary M. Jo. McLean
NO. 6
Fochont
Nora Murphy
Plm Brennan
Lisaie Tighe
Anna R. Loftus
NO. T Bchool
Amelia Peuckert
Jennie Kearney
Katie Lent
Katie Gethine
Lydia Morrison
H. Alice Connor
Mary Con Maughton
Schoot
Katherin Jay
Alice Rathreigh
Margaret Fineren
Enma L. Barrett
Mary Pengelly
Gabriella Coleman
Elizabeth Harte
Anna M. McLean
Hettie Wilcox
Echool
Ella Malone
M. Laurrne Davis
F. Helen Passmore
Libbie Burke
Anna Stephene
Mary Lally
Hughes
Occason
Frank H. Comte
Stat
Collins
Mother Gray
Rewherche Social Clib
Burke
Church Entertainment
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tracy Phillipe
Quick
Hikdale
Federal Union
Wiretic Order
Lone of America
Mes
John Pidgeon
Micksan
Ninevah
Robert &. Whitflet
Washington Street
Anna Murray
Besse Bros
BP. J. O'Malley
Hospital al Rent
Snyder
Toke Chapman
Owen Reese
Thorn Street
Misc Desle
Ines Taylor
Sivonton
Beachlake
Miss Hart
West Side
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Thie Oly
Mre
ALC
Pumnan
Mise Batman
Mies Stuber
Wh A
Rauman
Alber Kaumaan
Hurete
Crystal Lake
Cottege
Shannen
Rewards and Family
Treynehanhuret
W. J. Dix
Eva Maude
Wyoming Street
Thompson
W. R. Moon
Mrs. Niles
First Presbyterian Church
Jermyn and Mayfield
Terrah
M. E. Dardin
Trin
P. J. Mclaren
Beaich Street
Matthew Mackey
Toronto
Marian Walkingehaw
Providence
John Ferguson
Katie Loftus
Atlantic City
Edward Carter
Taylor
Mina Lucy Farrell
Philarephia
Robert Frew
Peckville
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Welsh Hill
Scranton Tritone
Hawley
Deavor
Winwood, Pa
Corel Shipman
Ville
Louis Templar
the Knights
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