Trains and stations listed in Carbondale timetable
A garbled Carbondale News entry lists train departures and stations including Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany Boston Montreal and Honesdale with times like 4 08 and 5 08. It mentions connections to Wilkes Barre and a Cartiialite from Way and a Marie at Cartiialite with various cryptic numbers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
City Station
Towa
Scranton
Wilkes Barret
DBR
Bansell i
Albany
Sartega
Montreal
Boston
Honesdale
Eotay Ain Teave
Honesdale Bt
Wilkes
Arid
Cartiialite
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Scranton and North
Trains depart Carbondale for Scranton at 4 00 pm weekdays and 10 00 am Sundays. Northbound service to Wildom and other lines run daily with arrivals from Scranton around 4 00 pm and 1 00 am connections.
Train Schedule Fragments For City Carbondale Susquehanna Lines
Incomplete timetable notes show trains leaving the city and Carbondale on Sundays at 7:00 AM and 6:10 PM for Susquehanna with western connections. Summary mentions arrivals around 5:00 AM Sundays and connections to Brande Nimoveus and New York. Conveys unclear station names and times due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Tralig
Garbondale
Polite North
Wdom
Sidas
Ete
Orn Prain
Pta
New York
Corts
Sitildas
TN Ph AG
Cadoala
City
Stathon
Duby Coscupt
Brande
Nimoveus
Miss Holland to Star New Play Next Season
Carbondalians celebrate Miss Mil teed Holland’s farewell to The Power Behind the Throne as she prepares to launch a new production under manager Edward White and J. W. Fellows. The yet unnamed work promises departure from tradition and greater merit, with industry faith and a wider audience in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Miss Otis
Carbondalians
Milteed Holland
Mand
Arla
Mise Plothind
Edward White
Maninger
J. W. Fellows
Mmneang
Sie
Tins
Miss Holland
Namiger
Amusement billed concert by Gamble with Jenkins and Morley
Hirnest Gamble assisted by Miss Gree Jenkins violinist and Frederick Morley pianist appears tonight at Grind in the third number of the Smith Singer Brevkway series. A rare concert is promised with a diverse program featuring Liszt Chopin Tschaikowsky and Haydn among others and includes vocal and instrumental pieces by Gamble Jenkins and Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirnest Gamble
Gree Jenkins
Frederick Morley
Brevkway
Gamble
Liszt
Prederick
Morley
Iivide Papini
Saltarella
Chace Jenkins
Young Richard
Mr Gamble
Chopin
Mr. Morley
Ales
Miss Jenkins
Flomer Norris
Ibn Three Foxes Red
Love Nell
Mr. Gamble
Daniel Sully Stars in The Parish Priest at Grand on Saturday
Daniel Sully, a Carbondale favorite, headlines The Parish Priest at the Grand Saturday. The production features a crowded audience expectation and sharp, natural performances. Sully’s portrayal of old Michael Kearney is described as true to life and vividly engaging for local viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sully
Sully
Carbondale
Michael Kearney
Post Office Bondale Lists Names of Unknown Addressees
In Bondale Pennsylvania on December 26 a list of letters remains for recipients unknown. The names include Asa J. Albright, Thomas Boyle, John Oughilin, A. L. Hernstein, I. A. Holland, George B. Hubbard, George Hunt, Patrick Mulrooney, James Munley, J. D. Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondale
Postoffice
Dew
Asa J. Albright
Thomas Boyle
John‘oughilin
A. L. Hernstein
I. A. Holland
George B. Hubbard
George Hunt
Patricks Mulrooney
James Munley
J. D. Mur
Unclear Names List From Historical OCR Fragment
A distorted OCR fragment lists numerous personal names including Mart Pidgeon Samuel T. Sly PF Stanton Nathan Fivnee TW Ting fey MS Ib Warren Mary Crmbell Mae I. Clark Matte Leone Perl Wile lintne Miss Lenn Robinson Berthe Topping Algera Topping Miles Matin Woods Mira Anite Whilhunmia Ate John Gagey Mrs O N Shepard and others.
City Council Urged to Pass Sidewalk Improvement Ordinance
The Tribune urges speedy passage of the sidewalk and street paving ordinance, arguing it will modernize the city, reduce hazards, and prevent traffic dangers. Merchants note past protests over paving costs, but future safety and progress justify rapid adoption and early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delonga Elis
Connetien
Tispia
Danny
Tribune
Belmont
South Main
River
Scranton Railway Company
Christus
Anu
Recognition by hospital aiders on first People’s Day
The Women’s Auxiliary of Emergency Hospital acknowledges generous donors who contributed to the first People’s Day at the hospital celebrated on Christmas Day. Names include Mesduaries, Cross, Patterson, Abohies, Caiune, Ornthrope, Harriet Stuyner, Lunny, Purple, Woodward, Teers, Scurry, Puscor, Couch, Heynoulds, Bronson, Gillbert, Wade, Kirkwood, Powderly, Gorman, Wilpatrick, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatlowine
Whith
Mateville
I W. Cross
George Patterson
John Abohies
Miry Caiune
Dh Ornthrope
Harriet Htuyner
Patrick Lunny
Pra. Purple
Commughton
Williamt Bhinnen
J. BE. Burr
B.A. ‘Tingley
Dennis
D. Wy
Pheeny
Davies Stott
Lamhirep
MBW
Madigan
Brennan
Dames Lottus
W. Mulkerston
Pethiel
S. Blinger
Scott's Emulsion Ad Endorsed by Physicians
The Esquimo and lumbermen rely on fatty foods for warmth and nourishment. Scott's Emulsion is pitched as highly digestible and nourishing for those with cold bodies or wasting diseases. Physicians prescribe it and requests for samples are invited from E. R. Squibb and Sons, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Notable Names Linked in Scranton Inquiry Casts Wide Net
A listing of individuals including Charles Bronson, Mikvea Amanda, Lola Moras, Hattie Pascoe, Matty Callaghy, Milena Conton, Margaret Missett, Dianehe Arnold, Della Jones, Mary Healey, Scranton figures such as N. Ti and Hiller, and business names Globe Store and J. B. Kelley appears in a header style roster connected to an ongoing inquiry. The scope names numerous persons and local entities, suggesting a broad investigatory or social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bronson
Mikvea Amanda
Lola Moras
Hattie Pascoe
Matty Callaghy
Milena Conton
Margaret Missett
Dianehe Arnold
Della Jones
Mary Healey
Scranton
N. Ti
Hiller
I A. Baesett
Frank Bubbard
Augustus Patterson
P. A. Carroll
W. Humphrey
Edwirde & Reese
Cries
Globe Store
J. B. Kelley
W. Pulkerson
James Coughlin
Patrick Heales
Rules of Primaries in Crawford County Elections
Chiattman BD. W Tumphrey of the city Republican committee outlines primary rules to be used in city elections next spring. candidates must register full name address and office sought with the city chairman by January 2. Assessed dates will be announced later and published no later than January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiattman BD. W. Tumphrey
City Republican Committee
Broniir
Crawford County
Pheeh
Christmas Dinner Guests at Belmont Street Home
Aldermain TR. fh. Delavan and Mere Delman hosted a Christmas day dinner at their Belmont Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Webb of North Scranton, Miss Malith Alien Peekville, Mr W Miller, Mr Milton Shatter, Mr Sidney Baker and Pink Shitter Purder, Mrs W W Hints, Misses Mickel Vox and Helen Abbott among others from Scranton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermain
Delavan
Mere
Delman
Belmont Street
Ely
Joseph Webb
North Scranton
Peekville
Doh W. Miller
Minquie Mulls
Mra
Eugene Schatver
Milton Shatter
Sidney Baker
Willi Price
Proctor
The
Mickel Vox
Clifford
Trev
Mave
Hh. B. Abbott
Spring Streer
Wm Mas
W. Ood Weaver
Helen Abbott
Doh
Abbott Wilkes
Woodmen of the World Hold Cantine Meeting
The Woodmen of the World expect a pleasant evening at the cantine meeting on Sides Avenue with Suns of Pennygernnee mall. First on the program is the introduction of candidates, signaling growth of the order in the city. A social feature includes a sticker event with the Spirit of Woodview Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennygernnee Mall
Sides Avenue
Resignation Among High School Staff After Holidays
The corps of vite school teachers will be reduced when the school season reopens after holidays. Miss May Wiltetrick’s resignation, accepted by the school board, has taken effect. Miss Surin Awbert will fill the vacant High School faculty position following the board’s selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wiltetrick
Surin Awbert
Marriage of Maury Nelo and Henry A Butler Announced
The marriage of Miss Maury Nelo daughter of Mr and Mrs Steylert Newton of Pikestreed and Henry A Buttle son of Select Counc Thomis Tattle is announced to take place in St Rose church at 22 aetork on Tuesday dsruary 7 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Nelo
Christ Church Wedding in Simpson Town
Miss Rose Wahler of West Scranton wed Arthur Lee of Efhmonsdaile on a Wednesday ceremony performed by Squire Lynch in Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christus
Simpson
Rose Wahler
West Scranton
Arthur Lee
Efehmonsdaile
Squire Lynch
Methodist church workers to be entertained by Miss Hattie Pascoe
Miss Hattie Pascoe will entertain the Nome Methodist church workers at Dyer House on Washington Street this afternoon. The event starts in the early afternoon with informal music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
The
Methodist Church
Hattie Pascoe
Dyer Tute
Washington Street
Fren Wnt & Oteloclk
Meetings of Tonight at Hiverge Wt Tundolph Camp
Local notices list gatherings for the eve including the Sons of Veterans and Divanehos at MT A. Attendees are urged to attend and support local heritage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiverge
Tundolph Camp
Sons of Veterans
Divanehos
E. MT. A
Notable Visitors and Christmas Reach in City
Thomas T Howell of Pittston and Ro Williams of Scranton visited the city yesterday. J B Brady and Scranton associates attended the Blarvision House event. Dr Joseph Bis of Philadelphia spent Christmas with his parents. J O Johnson of Johnson & Johnson and Mr Johnson from New Brunswick registered at the Americas. They travel to Crystal Lake for Mr Johnson's sister's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T Howell
Pittston
Ro. Williams
Scranton
Carbondale
W.0. Seholki
J. B. Brady
Z. Mighrin
A. W. Metlows
Jermyn and Mayfield News Briefs and Injuries
Report of a breaker engineer Tatelok Collins injured at the Delaware and Haudeen colliery after a fall from a plank while repairing machinery. Fractured collar bone and possible rib injuries. Also notes a wedding in Mosely, a serious accident to Mrs Powell in Scranton, and upcoming meeting of Osceola Smith Camp veterans. Also mentions local visits, a church fair, and Christmas day gatherings. Agnes Walsh resigns, Robert Madweards and others referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatelok Collins
Delaware and Haudeen
Dewid Ate
Davis
Mas
A. F. Gebbirt
Aid Apa
Whiter
Ty. Williams
Miss Lllhy bHutehe
Moosly
George D Powell
Scranton
Smith Camp
Wil Hemabers
Hillae Moane
Arthur
Sage Tey Jimiln Aid Family
Aod
Berniford
Viouding
Alain Street
Baened Fleart
Bevatton
D. Davis
Mise Agnes Walsh
Mayfield
Grother
Shiekehinay
Mr. and Mes
Robert Madweards
Daughters Spend Christus Day With Jermyn Friends
Two daughters of Carbondale, Gladys and Gillian, spent Christus day with Jermyn friends Mrs Elizabeth Davie of Second Street who has been seriously ill for weeks. Huitisin is slowly improving. The funeral of the late Mine Rick occurred Wednesday afternoon with services at the House and at the Primitive Methodist church where she had been a long time member. Interment was in the borough cemetery. Arthur Bowler of Philadelphia visited his parents Mr and Mrs Trostner Fowler of Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Gillian
Carbondale
Jermyn
Miizabeth Davie
Second Street
Rhea
Huitisin
Minerick
Primitive Methodist Church
Borough
Arthur Bowler
Philadelphia
Trostner Fowler
Fifth Street
Local Taylor Social Scene Highlights Festive Gatherings
A Tangled account lists guests at the Summvels and Salmon qugthils and other events in Taylor. It notes weddings, hospital injury to George Kohler, a Christmas Eve Sunday school cantata, and upcoming society meetings at North Taylor.
Firemen's fair program and local notices at Olyphant
Large crowd attended the firemen's fair at Lleyer's hall on Lackawanna street. Tonight's program includes solo by May Kennedy, Magnolia Quartette, Hyde Park recital, May Evans solo, Liany Mooney selection, and refreshments. Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Sheridan held at home in Blakely with burial at Prospect cemetery. pallbearers listed. Committee of TO 0 Fy and Rebecca lodges to meet. Citizens' Bank directors in town seeking location for a new building. Various social visits noted among locals, with Miss Ligae Doherty and Saddle O'Malley in Carbon, Miss Cora Jones and Liveie Evans visiting Mary J. Davis in Lakewood Street, and other neighbors in Elkhley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lleyer
Lackawanna Street
May Kennedy
Mignolia Quartette
Hyde Park
Mise May Evans
Liany Mooney
Pel
Gaughan
Cathy
Margaret Sheridan
Frey
Elawnmenad
Presbyterian Church
Prospect Cemetery
James Galton
Alexander Frew
Frank Simpson
Wil- Hin Throp
Judson Callender
Rebecca
Citizens’ Bank
Ligaie Doherty
Saddle O'Malley
Carbon
Daile
Cora Jones
Liveie Evana
Forest City
Misa Mary J. Davis
Laiekuwaind Street
David Evans
Pryde Park
James Webb
Providence
Ler Juarenta
Elhikely
OLD FORGE BOROUGH SCHOOLS REOPEN AFTER UNION HOLIDAY
Old Forge borough schools closed on Tuesday will reopen on Thursday due to the holiday. Mr William Dawson continues very ill, William Drake of Syracuse visited over Christmas. Christmas exercises at No 1 school graced by parents and Tyhende. Mr Hob confined to home by illness. Mrs A J Conner and daughter Nellie visited Berunton. Mr Arthur Naylor seriously ill at home. Watch meeting to be held at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursdioy
Dive
Willi Diwson
Wiliam Drake
Bypacuse
No. L School
Illinois
A. J. Coaner
Nellie
Berunton
Tues
Arthur Naylor
Entertainment at Brick M E Church Hosted by Willard Howe
Mr Willard Howe of West Pittston will present an entertainment in the brick M E church on Tuesday evening January 0 102. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Miss Maud Chamberlinn of Batem in the guest of the Mieson red.
Miles M. Male Declares Candidacy in Peckville Ward
Peckville notes reflect Miles M. Male of the Thin ward declaring intention to run for council. The Wilson fire company attended a meeting where the Excalibur hose company fair was discussed in Olyphant. Local notices mention store clerk Joseph Linglish at Mt. Jessup and Belle Benjamin recovering from a nose injury. An entertainment event at the Methodist Episcopal church is planned featuring Miss Prelda Kain and Miss Sally Price with local talent to welcome the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles M. Male
Wilson Fire Company
Excelsior Hose Company
Olyphant
Joseph Linglish
Mt. Jessup
Belle Benjamin
Chiesa No. # association
Christmas Day Visits Across Priceburg
Misses Toulay Welland and Grace Blew visited friends in Scranto on Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs George Schnidt spent Christmas with relatives in Green Video. William Wilson and John Oakey returned after three years in the United States. Miss Linsle Jeillicott and Arthur Hobbs visited Alys in Providence. Isaac Dawe on Caurmalt street and George Schmidt of Hyde Park joined relatives for Christmas. Frank Blickens is on the stek Wet while Emmi Oakey and Molly Schmidt visited friends in the Paris on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulay Welland
Grace Blew
Scranto
George Schnidt
Mayle Street
William Wilson
John Oakey
United States
Linsle Jeillicott
Arthur Hobbs
Providence
Isaac Dawe
Caurmalt Street
George Schmidt
Hyde Park
Cias Schmildt
Albert Street
Frank Blickens
Emmi Oakey
Molly Schmidt
Paris
Local Notes on Visits and a Presbyterian Church Wedding
Mr James Rolles returns to Pottsville after Christmas with family. Mrs Palmer and Mrs Duntoore visit the director’s home. Mr Aleck Campbell and Miss Lizzie Bonteck wed at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening. Misses Henodioet and Phillipe plan a luncheon on Min street. Phillip McCabo visits Lathrope with family. Mr and Mrs Healey of Pauutucket Rhode Island visit relatives in New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rolles
Pottsville
Palmer
Duntoore
Jack Whitmnen
Aleck Campbell
Lizzie Bonteck
Marrige
Presbyterian Church
Thesday Evenier
Henodioet
Phillipe
Min Street
Dingen
Phillip McCabo
Lathrope
Thomas Healey
Pauutucket
Re.f
Peter Richards
New Haven, Conn
Bowie
the Hetter
Solo Johns
Washington and Southwestern Limited Connects NYC to New Orleans
Starting November 30 and on every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday the Washington and Southwestern Limited will run from Philadelphia Broad Street Station at 6 55 pm serving dining, Pullman drawing room sleeping observation and library cars. A connecting Sunset Limited annex car will link New Orleans to San Francisco. Charles L Hopkins Southern Railway Philadelphia will provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Southwestern Limited
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Railroad and
Southern Railway
Broad Street
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Charles L. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Additional Passenger Train Service via Southern Railway
Announcement of an extra passenger train No 49 operating Washington to Jacksonville via Richmond effective Nov 24. The schedule shows departure 6:50 am from Washington and arrival 9:15 am in Jacksonville with first class coaches and a Pullman sleeper, plus dining car service. The note quotes Charles L Hopkins Southern Railway Philadelphia district agent for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Washington
Richmond
Florida
Washington Southern
Jacksonville
Fla
Lynchburg
Danville
Chas. L. Hopkins
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
A Trip to California or Florida Urges Rail Tickets
Those planning travel should contact the local Lackawanna railroad ticket agent. He will arrange all details including transportation berths reservations and baggage handling to destination. He provides rates folders descriptive literature and any further information. Travel to California or Chicago with one change of cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Fragmentary Court Interrogation Reveals Marital Questioning
A partial transcript shows a court interview where an official questions a man about his marriage status. The exchange includes repeated attempts to determine the respondent's spouse and legitimacy, with the man answering tersely and implying uncertainty about proceedings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Dine Sa
Grand Opera House
CERNE
Tredereck Morleaw
Arche
Edward C. White
Escuimo
Coty & Bowne
Guy Meat Creel
Humphrey
Jermyn and Mayfield
Shiloh
Shilon
Taylor
Summvels
Salmon Qugthils
Thomas Sumiels
John Williames
Alec
William Williams
William Cuarter
Samulto
Burt
FL Beecham
Lincoln Tweights
Wot Beecham
Edwards
Ohn Shields
Louisa Predle
Jennie Richards
Harriet Richards
Bertha Thomas
Mamie Edwards
Lizale Burt
Jennie Reese
Lought Jones
Bertha Kohler
Milt McCormack
Mary Beechin
Terie Michards
Messrs
Thomas Davis
William Burt
Hugh Thomas
Ambrose Mugrow
Fivavane
Jehan Fnminels
Themis
William Synnels
Salmon
Cher
George Kohler
Archbald
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Charlis
Jerry
Cirey
Sibley
Mise Ida
Henry Price
Sophia Keher
S. Willis
James Walker
Archbold and
Pyne
Meselah
Arthur Pinnock
M. Sanders
Henry Lewis
Washington, N. J
Thomas Howells
South Taylor
John Coombs
North Taylor
Forest Home
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mies Emin Felis
Masters Russell Haro
Harry Howells
Girard College
Holldiss
Old Forge
Peckville
Priceburg
Duryer
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Atlantic City Hotels
Gaano Atlantic
Virginia Ave
Beach
Atlantic City
N. J
Wingly
Bath
Anne
Acheg
Wmcet
Charles FE. Cope
Jonas Long
Dig
Cealia Benning
Globe
Rochester
N.N. Fairbank & Coat Chicago
Dea
Serinton
Newingham
Weald Vor Hononesme
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