Trains Schedules and Obituaries From Carbondale
The notice lists November 24 101 trains serving Carbondale with departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre and Montreal along with Sunday service times. It also reports multiple obituaries including Mrs James Coogan and Mrs Margaret Golden with funeral details and church burial at St Kore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arith
Carbondale
City Station
Scranton
Wilkes Iarre
Aeus
Bo FN
Por Albas
Baratoga
Montreal
Reston
New Me Pointe Ete
Honerdate
Hart and Honogdale
New York Ontario and Western Train Timetables Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes describe trains from the New York Ontario and Western line with references to Sep 17 times, stations like Scranton and Kerantonm, and connections to various towns. The text includes garbled phrases about journeys from Cathondals to Sevantan and Carboniale with unclear times and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Western
Cathondals
Sevantan
HS LO Py Tin
Fimday Brant Tno A
Ted NG Py
Carboniale Fap Pointe Trort
Stinikiy
Plm
My Wendove Anil HO
Viniluye
New
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Highlights Regional Names and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists places and partial names such as Carbondale Witly and Portland, mixing unclear phrases and potential event references. The garbled content limits extraction of a coherent news item or identifiable actions and outcomes.
Trio of Carbondale Deaths Shocks Local Homes
Miss Mary Carden died Saturday at Emergency Hospital after a tumor operation and transfer to her mother’s home. Cecilia Kearney of Scott Street died after ten weeks of kidney trouble. James Coogan, a youth, died after a brief illness. The obituaries note family ties and church devotion. funeral details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carden
Cecelia Karney
James Coogan
Carbondale
West Side
Mimergency Hospital
Cecilia Varney
Scott Street
Miss Carden
Thiat
Timothy
Ann Carden
Tour Brothers
Patelek
Sominton
Joseph
Thomis
Michwel
Cy Dondale
Postum Food Coffee Restores Nervous Health
A Michigan reader recalls a doctor blaming coffee for insomnia and nervous prostration. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, nerves steadied, sleep improved, fatigue faded, and complexion brightened. The testimony urges others to quit coffee and adopt Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonuiber
Bagley
Ealle
Magazine for Carbondale Plans First Issue Next February
A Carbondale magazine project announces a February first issue with monthly editions to follow. Editor Charles B. Munn outlines possible names, contributions from Col John McComb and Mrs. Mary I Stone Bassett, and a distinctive antique font and binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
George S. Kimball
Mary I. Stone Bissert
McComb
Amiles
Wimbell
Kibet
Mary
Stone Bassent
Chet
Edith
Lothrop Publishings Company
Hoston
George W. Wricht
New York
Ales
Bussetus
Guek
Jost
Local Cribbage Hero Involved in Dynamite Theft Tale
The Hancock Herald reports a Carbondale figure Joli Nealon linked to a dynamite theft tale at the Sheshawken house hotel. The narrative describes Nealon placing a dynamite sample case on a counter and warning Peters’ son about its dangerous contents as guests depart.
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Hancock Heralid
Joli
Nealon
St. Percy
Bhehawken House
Nimeell
de Not
John
Hrbondale
Adam
Chevayucer
Senrethy Dypaartead
Pater Fayage
Peter
New York City
MB Boon
Jim Bagan
Nealon’s Folly in Hotel Escape Tale Told
A ribald hotel caper unfolds as Nealon exits for a night lodging and asks St Peter about a tile business while quarreling over dynamite. The exchange ends with the saint denying any use of dynamite and vanishing toward the doorway to fetch sample cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealon
St. Peter
Tnis
Groundhog Day Snowstorm Delays Hibernation Across County
A severe winter storm hit on February second with both rain and heavy snow. The groundhog stayed outside, as city streets and trees were blanketed, telegraph poles buried, and visibility hindered by drifting snow. Weather remains unsettled with more flakes likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorie’ Burdick
Klondike
Dlizaard
Scranton
Sal
Chuck” Connors
Indaora
Blaze Destroys Home on Powderly Street
A morning fire destroyed Mrs. John McHugh’s Powderly Street residence yesterday after a faulty terra cotta chimney and a second blaze from a defective chimney. Firefighters from the Columbia Hose Company faced hose shortages, aiding from Lookout and Box 86, with two thousand feet of distance to the fire. No insurance covered the home. a small amount of household goods survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHugh
Powderly Street
Columbia Hose Company
Band Street
Powerly Road
Tre
Gordon Avenue
Seminary Address Sparks Fireside Reflection at Princeton
Rev Charles F B Les pastor of Piret Presbyterian preached to seminary students in Miller chapel at Princeton. The Philadelphia CrosE notes the ceremony was disrupted for a river day observance. The speaker urged morals and ambition, claiming many will become billionaires, shaping future leadership.
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Carbonhire
Charles FB. Les
Piret Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Philadelphia
Crose
Lee
Theological Seminary
Ayere
Ren Charles Dyec
First Presbyterian Church
Warbondale
Moiderater
Lackawanna
Sirelit
Tien
United States
Tous
Scott's Emulsion Aids Nursing Mothers And Babies
A vintage ad highlights Scott's Emulsion as nourishing food for nursing mothers. It claims thin milk becomes rich and abundant and that babies benefit, growing fatter and stronger when mothers take the emulsion. The copy targets health conscious mothers and mentions New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ministry Enrollment Declines Amid Vicious Enterprises Claim
A historical note laments falling enrollment in the ministry of 14 due to offered allurements and the harsh privations faced by young men. The speaker condemns these forces, saying if true, slime on the young men of the twentieth century.
Feast of Candlemas Observed at St Rose Church
The Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Candlemas was observed at St Rose church with chrevalcy and candle distribution at 10 30. Rev George Dixon officiated with Very Rev TF Colfer and W Gyas in attendance. Candles, for use in sacraments including extreme unction, were distributed after the mass as Father Dixon explained the feast's symbolism of Christ as the light of faith and the faithful's role in seeking that light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
George Dixon
TF. Colfer
W. Gyas
Dixon
Revival Mission Opens at St Rose Church
A revival mission by the Order of Redemptorists will open at St Rose Church on Sunday February 16 and run for four weeks. It aims to renew promises and fortify those who attended last April and those faltering in the path then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Redemptorists
St. Rose Church
Blessing of Throats at St Rose Parish
Today the Feast of St Blasius is observed at St Rose with throat blessings for the congregation at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Candies blessed yesterday are distributed after the ceremony, invoking St Siasius. Believers hold sworn immunity to throat ailments with proper faith and disposition.
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St. Blasius
Congregation of
St. Rose
St. Siasius
St. Blasmnus
Storm Disrupts Train Service North of City
A damaging storm fouled tracks north of the city halting Northern D H and G W lines. A coal train stalled near Orson, delaying engine crews and holding a northbound gas convoy until a relief train freed the coal cars. Traffic slowly resumed late.
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Wats
G. W
Orson
Iran
Orsen
The Child of Paté and American Princess at Local Opera House
The Frankie Carpentier company presented The Child of Paté on Saturday and An American Princess in the evening to good crowds. Miss Lingle Mud won a ladies gold watch at Belmont street and Migs Clenmell drew praise for specialty acts including Mickey the trained bear. The quarantine delay keeps the company from Pittston this week, with performances shifted to Olympia and Chiaind in city venues, and a warm reception awaits their return.
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Frankie Carpentier Company
Pate
Lingle Mud
Belmont Street
Migs Clenmell
Mickey
Wdameat
Boland
Pittston
Fire Company Guests Attend Archbald Event
The Columbia hose company plans to attend a Tuesday evening gathering at the hose house before catching the Delaware and Hudson train to Archbald. Fire company Wandling will join, drawing a large crowd of Carbondale youths and local praise for Archbald boys hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Apehhaid Vive
Td Delaware and Hudson
Archbald
Poe Wandling Fire Company
Carbondale
Jules LoMorrow
Changes in Delaware & Hudson timetable take effect at night
A revised D and H schedule shifts several trains. The last westbound from Carbondale departs 6:00 PM now and reaches at 11:55 PM. The weekday Honesdale train, previously 6:15 PM, runs at 6:44 PM, with the arrivals adjusted to 12:25 PM and 8:19 PM respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson
Carbondale
Las
Honesdale
Groundhog Apprentice Comment From Newton Lake
Dorrance Buckley Burdette notes the groundhog season timing from Newton Lake. He cautions that hunting would be ideal tomorrow, but Sunday rules out hunting on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorranece Buckley Burdette
Newton Lake
Markes
Nondescript Meetings Listed in Evening Schedule
A fragment notes Tonight's meetings include school board and select council sessions plus various groups such as Olive Leaf lodge Odd Fellows Typographical union and Carriers association. It hints at March sleighing and a shadow sighting around Dundaft with wildlife references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundaft
Select Council
Olive Leaflodge
Odd Fellows, Typographical Union
Federal Union
Lettera Carriers’ Association
Young Men's Institute
Merchants’ Association
Patriotic Order
Song of Armerion
Tarbera’ Union
Visiting friends and guests brighten local scene
Mise May Campbell of Honesdale and Mise Stella Carroll of Wilkes-Barre are among guests visiting Carbondale and Archbald friends. Mire Loretta Convey of Beranton and Mise Annie Tighe of Scott host visitors, while John A. Mooney of Carbondale Metal Working Company returns to Harrison House after a two week trip. Stanley Simrell of Scranton and James Reilly of Pleasant Mount appear among local visitors and relatives arrive in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise May Campbell
Honesdale
Mireel Bridget
Elizabeth McAndrew
Archibald
Mise
Stella Carroll
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Mire
Loretta
Convey
Beranton
Annie Tighe
Scott Street
Thomas Cummings
Archbald
Thomas V. Nealon
May Boyle
New Milford
Gillis
Sue L. Wood
Reading
Mise Katherine Gideen
John A. Mooney
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Harrison House
Hart
Stanley Simrell
Scranton
International Correspondence
David Carle Jermyn Resident Dies After Long Illness
David Carle of Jer Myn and Scott township died at his home on Fourth Street after weeks of stomach trouble. He leaves a wife, son James, and three daughters Mrs Isaac Berry Mrs Samuel Netherton and Mrs James Wheeler. Funeral arrangements set for today. Also note fire alarm at Mayfield and two houses burned including one owned by Stephen Whetmore. Firefighters saved a third. origin unknown. Richard Wocking joins Nelson Morris as traveling salesman at Mayfield. Jermyn borough council to hold a special meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carle
Jermyn
Scott Township
James
Isaac Berry
Samuel Netherton
James Wheeler
Perkville
Mayfields
William Walker Hose Company
Stephen Whetmore
Andrew Costello
Richard Wocking
Wnelson Morris Company
Mayfield
George Oakley
Olive Adams
John Adgims
Fourth Street
James Simons
Will White
Giokely
Archbald
Turkey supper and entertainment planned for parish benefit
Olyphant committees raise funds for St Patrick's parish charity with a 6 to 10 pm supper at Father Mathew hill and an evening show in the opera house. A prize for a guess the held item will be awarded, tickets selling fast amid a large expected crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL Patrick's Parochil Academy
Father Mathew Hill
Cora Griffin
Lissie Flughes Brundage
Providence
Suequehanna Street Baptist Church
Keystone Dauneing
Mahon's Hall
Fer Busoon
James Brennan
West Scranton
Martin Manley
Avoca
Mel
John Lally
Willow Street
Joseph Mekheage
Philadelphia
Blakely Rences
Frankie Company
Opera House
Marriage notice and assorted local society items
The page records a marriage announcement for Miss Mary Beecham of Lincoln Heights and Philip Weber to be solemnised on February 1. It also mentions Foreman WB Thornton treating breaker boys to a sleighride, nomina tion papers filed for justice of the peace, and hospital update for William Stone at Moses Taylor Hospital. Additional notes cover a mine engine break causing Saturday suspensions, visitors Florence and Blodwin Jones, Emblem division Sons of Temperance meeting, Mrs. Lewis M. Stoese’s Philadelphia trip, and Mrs William Jones with Ada Ine Gungner visiting a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beecham
Lincoln Heights
Philip Weber
Thornton
Archbald Colliers
Howells
Qiperia
Pene
William Stone
Fouth
Sons of Temperance
Lewis M. Stoese
Union Street
Philadelphia
Harry
Girard College
William Jones
Ada Ine Gungner
Lincoln Heighty
Als
Jobin Thughes
Main Street
Local Notes of Odd Events and Meetings
Rosina Noble’s funeral at Forest Home cemetery led by Hoy A Weber. James Law sworn in as justice of the peace successor at Prothonotary Copeland’s office. Acaci lodge Masons to meet and work degrees. Anthracite Glee Club performed The Pilgrim's Chorus. Allentown election planned for March 17. Anthracites chase $400 prize in upcoming contest. North Scranton previously won $100. John Colbourn speaks at Young Men’s Christian meeting at Horn’s Hall.
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Rosina
Mi Aod Alva
Henewy Nugell
Hoy
A. Weber
Burl
Porest Home
James P. Law
Justice of the Peace
Andrew Doles
Copelind
Kritay
PL Atulhevin
George Thailin
Acachi Lodge
Anthracie Glee Club
Pilgrim'’s Chorus
Allentown
Anthracites
Lavat Younes Menta Christian
Aooltion
Local items mix town events and weddings in Jessup
In Jessup preparations abound for a grand meeting and a school board vote. Notices announce the engagement of Miss Apnos Mord to Richard Hughie, and plans for a St James church fundraiser at St James hall to aid debt reduction on the parsonage.
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Ciolden
Rovlal Eli
Jan W
Wald
Tom Heasoll
Mise Apnos Mord
Richard Nhugiey
Uli Schaok
John Waaring
Gin Peopel
Lowneman
Poco
Wilkin Fire Comepany
Wilsons
Voeh Aml
St. James
Bt. James’ Hall
Med
BE. J. Lufferty
London Immsensity Examined In Aerial Population Glance
A fragment discusses London’s vast scale with figures on births deaths and emigration. It notes 10 000 babies born yearly, high infant mortality, 60 000 homeless or infirmary residents each New Year, and about 838 000 Londoners die across eras, while net population refuses to shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Metronall
Ubrenil
Mardi Gras Reduced Rail Rates from Florida to Mobile
Florida and Louisiana cities feature reduced rail fares to Mobile for Mardi Gras via Lehig Valley Railroad. The notice lists travel details and contact lines for full fare information and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacola
Fla
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Trip to California or Florida by Lackawanna Rail Road
A promotional trip to California or Florida organized by the Lackawanna Railroad. Travel details include portation arrangements, berths, baggage handling, and through sleeper and day coach options from Chicago with a single change of cars. Rates and descriptive literature will be provided on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroduct
Tilno
Chicago
California
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Lowing Datueguera
Joh F. Mannion
John Binal
Hayelde
John Chas
Mina
Margaret
Annie
Lacy Kearney
Peter McHale
Patrick Mehate
Fireen Tidge
Margaret Golden
Dunmore
Maria Melvale
Olyphant
Rose Church
St. Hore Cemetery
Gupbondite
Mr. Coogan
Mra
Rove Coogin
Cattive Street
Mt 10
Aelock
St. More Church
St. Kore Cemetery
Eric Railrond
Ayurhes
Tati Ivave Ee
Aviton
Witlyesoeph
Pimtland
Manta
Stine
Mis
Sakina Krieaney
Ao Kearney
Beott
Ireland
St. Ruse
Sabiog Moeble
Magazine For
Cartondale
Charles 2. Munn
John AleComb
George Vs. Nuball
Mary 2 Stone Daesett
Munn
O the
Romeo
Thomeo
Sygne
Tire
John Mecugh
Charles Lee
York
Redemptorist
Rathers
Torm
Jermyn and Mayfield
David Kennedy
Tinton
Davi Kennedy
Reese
Tf von Hove
Dame Bach
Howe
Doctor David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
Johnson & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
Atlantic City
Hotel Chelsea
Atlantic City, N. J
J. B. Thompson & CO
Taylor
Jessup
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Bilsatine, Sporting, Smokeless
Repaune Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Thos
Ford Process
John I Smith , Son
W. £. Mulligan
Ee Pitteton Vee
Wilkes Harra
California Fig Syrup CO
Immensity
Temditn
Laebig Valley
Aspera
Florida
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