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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
3
Train and travel listings detail schedules and routes centering on Carbondale with connections to Scranton Wilkes-Barre Montreal and nearby towns. The notice lists arrival times train numbers and service notes for passengers and regional travel planning.
A damaged text fragment describes Sept 1 train movements from Carbondale toward Scranton and connections to New York and Corn wall. It mentions trains leaving at 1110 am and 4 00 pm, with several unclear times and routes including northbound points and connections for the Scranton area.
Fragmented OCR shows a train timetable listing daily departures for Swan Ninewetg to New York and Buffalo with connections westward. It notes evening trains from 7.00 am to 4ceem and Sunday schedules, including Susquehiana and western connections. Arrival times and fares appear garbled.
In Mayfield ward a series of mine-settling cave-ins now fills about fifty feet of roadway and sinks street car tracks. Ten feet deep, the hole has caused drivers to crash into it and threatens further damage as water pipes burst nearby. Residents fear continued subsidence from abandoned work at the Pirie mine and Erie workings under the area, with required heavy filling and caution for local traffic.
Carbondale audiences welcome Garrick O'Magh in Oleott's Garriett O'Magh play These one night stands tour stops include Scranton and Nod, with a rural four act production featuring music, comedy, and real scenery. Grand Opera House hosts matinee and evening shows with prices from 10 to 50 cents.
A brief village note records patronage of the National Px. Press company in the town, indicating local business ties and community reliance without specifying figures or dates.
Large blocks break from the mass and move down the stream past Peeakivi street as thaw frees ice from a blockage near Broaktyn bridge. Dennis Toolan store sign remains, while authorities probe the flooding cause and potential redress for affected property owners.
A post election gathering at Salonaevenie HQ produced the officer slate for the coming year. Officers named include Commander John McComb senior vice commander Milo Felts, junior vice commander D S M Van Sickle, quartermaster A L W Dilley, chaplain John Jennines, surgeon Drew A Picardings, officer on the day Christopher Shulta, officer of the board George Tedden. Delegates to department encampment are George Os Kimball and William Andersen. alternate notes W L L Yarrington and A L Wn Dilly. Mobil park commissioners M Alexander, A W Dales. Trustees W Rob Yarrington three years, Ahimander Felton two years, J M Alexander one year.
A semi annual election at St Rose Hill last evening produced a spirited contest among officers. Winners include President Mrs John Bowlin Vice president Miss Pharahbeth Hart orator Miss Plinmauh Dawid senior return Aliases Chthibes collector Margaret Byecautain presisher Nutharinge Norton magership Joyce guard Ann Walker trustees Blart and others.
Report outlines a severe accident near a house in Emwrsenves on a street named Western. Wilton Mivit and others were involved as a vehicle struck a pedestrian, crushing a leg and leaving uncertain prognosis for the injured party. Ambulance crews attended and authorities investigated the scene at the hospital.
A Wheeling item recounts a woman from Chicago praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after long suffering with female troubles and painful periods. The testimonial urges others to try the product while noting Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to sick women. The notice also mentions a grand concert and local residents in Wilkes-Barre related to social events and school board meeting.
The church building fund of the Church of Our Lady of Mt Cannel hosts an entertaining programme by the church choir WH directed by Prof. Firth. A general invitation is extended to the public to enjoy the evening’s pleasures.
The Mitchell fair launches Monday night for a week under the Mitchell Dose company auspices. Highlights include firemen's demonstration with local and out of town companies, a prize display, and a wood water machine giveaway. Prizes total several valuable gifts and a valuable door prize will be awarded nightly.
The show closed to tepid crowds with a limited engagement and the company Maher and Ten received praise. The audience applauded the performances as the Musical Winchesters and the Dhoom duo delivered a hit, while the work of the company drew mixed reactions.
A fragmented outreach from a regional candidate presents a pledge to run for office and seek fellow citizens' backing. The letter references past terms and local political figures, noting early involvement and a desire to represent the community in upcoming elections.
A polio meeting is scheduled for a Friday evening in Mansfield with the Central Labor group and speakers Slavion Geiger and Mypx Player. The event aims to address health concerns and encourage community support as experts discuss prevention and vaccination strategies.
Michiel Pedro an arresting engineer is kept in a hospital after a severe escape attempt. He suffered crushed bones and broken ribs with long recovery ahead likely over several months as doctors treat extensive injuries.
Fragmented text reports on a dance choir competition, a funeral service, anniversaries, and local society notes. Mentions Carbondale figures, West Senate ad junbote, cemetery services, and a future home performance by Al Weber. Also notes railway carriage issues causing suspensions at an area colliery and a wake at the Swiekt club.
Alphoniae Sirius Imes completes a lengthy journey to the ocean and visits Naples and other cities from his native residence. He reports good health and a largely enjoyable trip with positive impressions of the places and people encountered.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Militia activity near Carbondale with names garbled and unclear. No clear individuals, dates, or events can be established from the readable text.
A local event titled entertainment on Friday evening features a program described as a Bennet themed gathering. Details remain sparse in the fragment but indicate community participation and a scheduled Friday night slot.
Coroner and jury examined witnesses at Windsor hotel over Lafayette Lepp’s death from morphine. Dr D D Davis testified Lepp, sober, had used morphine. bottle found in Lepp’s bureau. Mayfield doctor noted morphine poisoning. family details revealed repeated attempts at self harm. Jury ruled death by overdose taken in personal crisis.
A meeting of residents led by W T Evans urged officials to sign a petition asking council to grade down the street beside the Olyphant school. Bills paid include Olyphant Tenante O Malley & O Malley and Peck Lumber Co. Enrollment figures for the opening months show September to November counts, with discussions on improving pupil attendance and interpreter aid for foreign-speaking residents.
Mr S A Barnes of Scranton testifies a severe kidney and back problem was cured by Down's Kidney Pills after many ineffective remedies. He recalls dull backache and nocturnal kidney issues, bought at Matthews Bros Drug Store, and reports full relief once taking the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the pills. Remember the name Downs.
Mrs Huaneel Drevies died after a two day illness at her home on Hialbsteadl avenue corner Main Street. Survived by J Buekliand Hdl Snyder Reese Davis Cowilym Arthur wre Daniel of Priceburg M Muattin Hasleton G Davies Joh nonbure and Gomer Davies tp Donde funeral Friday at 2 pm from her home with burial at Washburn street cemetery. Also mentions Mrs Thomas ShaffYen of Bovanton visiting. A surprise party for Miss Lulu Weiland at Main street home with guests listed.
The list includes Wriahteen and Gwennie Lewis among others and notes Mary Loran Hannah Towne Marie Simine Lisate Delphimiller Mees and THebebrand as involved. George Wood is mentioned with concern for his mother currently ill at home on Math street and Albert street is referenced in connection with the incident.
Walter Hones Wills heads to New Mexico with tre Nae's stance unclear as local firms adjust hiring. Bernard Dubois visits parents after recent US service. Sindth Carrvedl Pu en port returns from New Jersey. Mrs Harold Fishling recovers. Marshall Finn dies after a fall. Dalton Literary circle hosts a pleasant evening. North League holds annual meeting electing officers. Tiffany and Snyder Bros offer calendars for 1882. cremery building moved for a new foundry project. Clyde Nefus makes progress on local projects.
Waverly reports the Fisk Jubilee singers of Nashville Tennessee will perform at the Methodist theater December 2 evening. Tickets are on sale at Bedford's drug store. Miss Carpenter of Courses store Scranton visits Miss Nettie Hillock last Tuesday evening. Mrs Mary Swallow's health worsens. Family visits and community notices follow including Epworth League activities and funeral services by Mershon and Cole. Sanford and Preg Miller serve on jury this week.
The notice lists a funeral service for Mrs. Willian Hobinein and a heifer sale linked to Mr. John Hobbs. Mention of guests at Wis qaarepetes and a December 7 birthday party, with stray details about a civic act and a bouton social observation.
Mor William and Bod Hinds assist in notifying neighbors on Nort Main Street Aorew pith about attendance at a Methodist service Speakers include Miss Ceceli Burns and Mrs Juha Wolevith Edna Levon attends The village gathers for a social event and missed letters are noted in the public notice
At the business meeting of the BP Worth League Friday evening the following officers were elected for six months President Frank Posten and others chosen for the terms.
A list of vice presidents and officers includes Mrs. Cheorge Hore and Miss Ag nes Watts with others named such as Miss Augusta Miller and Miss Minds Matone. Town visitors include Ovenshine from the McCormick Harvesting Machine Co and Mrs. Painie Brown with son Charlies. Donald of Waverly N Y was a guest of Mir oc. Silver. May Thornbeeker Witsener was tutored by Chemisti Seminten after Sunday.
The Sunset Limited resumes for 1901 1902 between New York Philadelphia and San Francisco. Service begins November 20 with trains running Tuesday Thursday and Saturday via Philadelphia Broad Street and the Pennsylvanian route. A via special annexo drawing room sleeping car will connect with the Sunset Limited for New Orleans La Prandive and the coast. J Hopkins district passenger agent Southeast railway 428 Chestnut Street Philadelphia can provide information.
Nickel Plate Road operates tourist sleeper cars between Boston and the Pacific Coast with regular Pullman sleeping car service. Cars depart Boston Mondays and Wednesdays and San Francisco Tuesdays, with berths available for families traveling with children. Contact Nickel Plate for ticket details and schedules from Buffalo or New York.
Special excursion ticketed to Washington. Fare listed as seven dollars and seventy cents for round trip. Names and exact dates unreadable in OCR fragment.
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