Trains Schedules and City Council Actions in Carbondale
The Carbondale city page lists train arrivals and departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Montreal with several weekday and Sunday times. Council reports cover Ninth avenue grading fines lighting installations hydrant relocation and a resolution urging aldermen to turn over collected fines.
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Davis
Ninth Avenue
Common Council
Thornpauth
Carrind
Sengiheer Krupp
Tigeans
Woollawn Avenue
Counectinthn
Cornell
Train Schedules From Carbondale and Scranton For Sunday
Partial OCR shows dated timetable noting trains from Carbondale to points north and connections to New York and other cities. Morning departures around 7 00 p m and 10 00 a m with arrivals. some times appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratia Teave Carbondale
Scranton
Teoiny
Aig Wac
Teave Carbondale
Poifits Forth
Fon Levinson
Cailoaia
Train timetable fragment with limited legible details
The readable portion lists a set of morning and afternoon trains with connections to New York and Western points. It references services between Cayhon and Madison and various connection options, though many names and times are obscured in the OCR.
Mayor Kilpatrick and Board of Health in Carbondale
Mayor Kilpatrick denounces the Select Council for not confirming three appointees to the board of health and warns he may seek court action. He cites smallpox risk as Scranton imposes controls and urges prompt confirmation to restore public health oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Board OF Health
Select Council
Mannion
Shorty
J. W. Kilpatrick
Vacateles
Cy Wheeler
T. A. Kirkwood
Gilbert Sampson
Scranton
State Board of Health
Common Council
Boy Builds Health on Grape-Nuts Says Mother’s Testimony
A mother describes her son with a delicate stomach improving after using Grape-Nuts exclusively. She notes he now grows stronger and performs well in school, and claims the habit boosted family health after abandoning coffee for Postum. The testimony asks readers not to name her and cites Postum Co sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xehoo
Alway
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles Hull Returns After Narrow Fire Escape
Charles Hull a Columbia hoseman known as the Heroic Fireman was praised by friends after a close call while battling the Methodist church fire in November. He walked the streets yesterday to the cheers of well wishers and supporters.
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Charles Mail
Columbia
Toll Returns to Community After Terrible Injuries
Charles Toll, fireman Hull pride, recovers after severe injuries nearly cost him life. His return draws sincere congratulations from friends as the community shares in hopes for full health and long life ahead.
Funerals of a Day Honor Three Local Citizens
Funeral services were held for William Birmingham James Coogan and John Fluellen. Birmingham's service from his daughter's home on Cingnda street included a requiem at St Rose Church before burial in St Rose Cemetery. Coogan lay in St Rose Cemetery with a high mass and eulogy by Rev George Dixon. Floral offerings came from friends and a large crowd attended. Fluellen was buried in Brookside Cemetery after services at Trinity Church led by Rev R A Sawyer.
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William Birmingham
Corengan
Fitzsimmons
Cingnda Street
Wis
St. Rose Church
Walter Gorman
St. Rose Cemetery
James Coogan
Cottage Street
George Dixon
Frank Clifford
John P Dugean
Jammer Pace
Owen McCann
Michael Murray
John Murry
Patrick Harte
Thomas Grant
Silday
Clutted
Hone Creene
Mr. Greene
Greene
Frank Colving
Au Mie
W. BP
Jenkins
Hace Vien
George Smith
George
Parkton
Nelwon Cheshimer
Mr Greene
Fim
Pred Snyder
Erhe Blossom
Mme
Ernest Snyder
Lauri Woodward
Scranton
Baptist
Ming A. M. Finn
Christian Temperance
Obituary: James Slanny Dies After Illness in Simpson
James Slanny died yesterday morning at his brother Thomas Kenny's home in Simpson after four weeks of stomach trouble. A native of Ireland born fifty three years ago he had lived in Simpson after marrying in Plymouth. He is survived by five sons Williams and John of Carbonaly and one daughter Meet Thomas Kearns of West Conshohacon Ohio one brother Thomas who lived with him in Simpson and one sister Myra Margaret Hanahan of Colorai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Slanny
Thomas Kenny
Sinipraon
Sinmipson
Plymouth
Ireland
Fhve Sane
Williams
John
Carbondaly
Meet
Thomas Kearns
West Conshohacon
Ohio
Thomas
Simpson
Myra
Margaret Hanahan
Colorai
Woodmen of the World activist trips through Wilkes-Barre
Avehle TL. Gurney a Woodmen of the World deputy visits Wilkes-Barre for several days to drum up interest in a new local initiative. C Manner of Poreur City joins to promote Woodcraft and recruit the Luxcornited into the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avehle TL. Gurney
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-torreings
Gurney
C. ©. Manner
Poreur
Oasalster Avetile
Accidents Report From Local Chapter
George Browse of 100 Dundass styiet, a Delaware and Hudson conductor, sustained a dislocated elbow and strained tendons after being thrown to the floor when his train cars parted and rejoined with force. He will likely be unable to work for several weeks. Chauncey Peeney of Woodlawn Avenue, an employee at Curvendale Machine, narrowly avoided serious injury when caught under a section of a machine.
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George Browse
Dundass Styiet
Delaivore and Hudson
Lila
Cahooss
Chauncey Peeney
Woodlawn Avenue
Curvendale Machine Company
Miner Hurts in Crane Accident at Worksite
A miner became pinned during an electric crane incident and was freed after half an hour. His injury was serious but not a broken bone. In a separate incident at Wilson Creek mine Nell Wivey of Simpcon was kicked by a mule sustaining a flesh wound.
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Wison Creek
Nell Wivey
Slinpcon
Ife
School Board Discusses Vaccination Policy Amid Smallpox Concerns
The board weighed vaccination for local schoolchildren as a prudent preventive measure in light of smallpox risks. No action taken, but motion urged readiness and public cooperation should action become necessary. Discussion also covered school disinfection costs and sanitation reminders for janitors, with monthly reports and routine bills approved.
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Echooal
Vane
Hnghes
Poup
Carbondale
Hughes
Garr
Evans
Wbie
von Beck Bros
Teynshawhurst Water Company
Consealidated Water Company
Leadsey Printing Company
SAS
Jol Booth
Penn- Ware Ain Viutisan
Swigert
Fom
Suffering and Discharges At Bath Hospitals
Yesterday several patients were discharged from Bath Hospitals. Gerald McHale left Pt Wheelers hospital after an appendectomy and is reported to be recovering well. Mrs. Sanderson of Starlight, N, underwent a surgery this Friday and is doing nicely. Thomas McLoughlin, previously an inmate, was discharged Saturday and returned home to Forest.
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Bath
Gerald McHale
Pt. Wheelers Hospital
Joad
Sanderson
Starlight
Prilay
Thomas McLoughlin
Zone the
Forest
A Thing of the Past and Modern Medical Advertisements
An old style notice touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for womanly diseases as private care in country towns. It claims regularity and healing of inflammation with testimonials, urging use with Pleasant Pellets and Jacobs for laxative needs.
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Yome
Pierce
Re Vv. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Eason, Macou Co
Tenn
Treubien
Dr. Pierce
Dewan Te
Alver Lakinsia
Patient Discharged After Amputation Needed at Clinic
The article notes a patient, Frank Scott, discharged from Emergency hospital after becoming convalescent. His hand injury, sustained while at work, necessitated amputation.
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Frank Scott
The Storm’s Work Delays and Damage Across Town
A historic Sunday night storm disrupted Ontario and Western trains, downed wires, and blocked roads, delaying service to Carbondale and cutting communications to Mayfield yard. Snow drifts closed routes to town, schools held scant sessions, and the Van Bergen company suffered a blown glass window at Dundaff street.
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Ontario and Western
Orson
Carbondale
Mayfield Yard
Clifford
Dundash
George Moon's Enterprise Purchases Abandoned Cars
George Moon buys five abandoned passenger cars from Delaware and Hudson for use at Crystal Lake. He plans to move them there to house summer boarders, with John Booth already sending two to the site. The venture aims to capitalize on growing demand at the resort.
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George Moon
Delaware & Hudson Company
Moon
Crystal Lake
John Booth
General Gordon to Speak on The Last Days of the Confederacy
General John B. Gordon will lecture February 11 in Brockway on The Last Days of the Confederacy. Born in Georgia in 1832, he rose from militia captain to major general and corps commander, later serving as governor and senator, with a recent note that he hosted Admiral Sibley at Athinin.
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John B. Gordon
Brockway
General Gordon
Georgia
University of Georgia
Appomattox
Gordon
South
United States Senate
United States
Admiral Sibley
Athinin
Knights of Columbus attend Scranton exercises from Carbondale
Members of Carbondale council Richard Kerwin M E Gilmartin J J O Neill Matthew Norton John Farrell Patrick Boylan John Purcell Thomas A Walker John Tart Frank Dever E H W Burke Martin Walsh Frank Finnegan Martin Bagley John O Rourke David Walsh Frank Clifford Timothy Gilhool John Delhiney Daniel Foley Rodney Kilhullen Mark Campbell Z Horan Jorenh Cilhool joined in Scranton last evening. The Ton esdale group Joseph Spellman MW Tivon and Thieball accompanied the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Carbondale
Scranton
Richard Kerwin
M. E. Gilmartin
J. J. O'Neill
Matthew Norton
John Farrell
Patrick Boylan
John Purcell
Thomas A. Walker
John Tart
Frank Dever
E. H. W. Burke
Martin Walsh
Frank Finnegan
Martin Bagley
John O'Rourke
David Walsh
Frank &. Clifford
Timothy Gilhool
John Delhiney
Daniel Foley
Rodney Kilhullen
Mark Campbell
Mr. Z. Horan
Jorenh Cilhool
Followhur
Tonesdale
Joseph Spellman
Tivon
Thieball
Funeral on West Side for Mrs Sabina Kkearney and Miss Mary Carden
This morning the funeral of Mrs Sabina Kkearney will depart at 15 from her West Side residence for St Rose church where a 6.30 mass will be sung. Burial follows in St Rose cemetery. The late Miss Mary Carden will be buried this afternoon from the West Side residence to St Rose church for absolution and burial in St Rose cemetery. A requiem mass for Miss Carden will be offered at St Rose church this morning.
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Sabina Kkearney
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Mary Carden
Misa Carden
Delaware and Hudson official resigns to take Washington post
Harry Riggs of Carte Avenue resigns as a Delaware and Hudson train dispatcher and departs for Washington District of Columbia to assume control of a new steam foundry business venture.
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Harry Riggs
Carte Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Train
Washington, Dd, C
Meetings listed for tonight include multiple groups
The notice lists gatherings of the Wilkin HH Bayles Relief corps Lackawannan Red Men Mitchell Hose Carbondale conclave Vincent de Paul Lackawanna tribe Heptosophs and a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Colville of Lincoln Avenue, Carbondale, with various divisions and affiliations.
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Wilkin
A. Oo
Hy, i
Vincent de Paul
Lackawannan
Mitchell Hose Company
Carbondale
Hun
W. O Colville
Lincoln Avenue
Scranton Visitors Briefly In Carbondale Yesterday
The passing throng reports J. J. Seholla and Tl. 8. Davis of Scranton in the city yesterday. Attorney W. Sc. Walt and Miss Margaret Roche of Jermyn were visitors to Carbondale yesterday. Margaret Ward of Scranton guesting with Carbondale friends. Ray Fuhriaun of Scranton also visited Carbondale yesterday. Claude Oliver of The Mribuny’s Car- appeared among yesterday’s attendees.
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J. J. Seholla
Scranton
Davis
Cld
W. Sc. Walt
Margaret Roche
Jermyn
Carbondale
Aim
Margaret Ward
Ray Fuhriaun
Claude Oliver
Mribuny
Borough bids on electric light contracts discussed
Jermyn and Mayfield council held a special meeting to consider bids for electric light. Meridan Hydro Electric proposed 40 per light per year, Frank Hembelright 48 per light per month, and others. Debate over price levels, potential court issues, and contract terms followed before a motion to reject bids failed and Jermyn Electric Light was favored. Funeral notices and local illnesses also noted.
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Dormyn Council
Badger
Towling
Meridan Hydro Electric Light Company
Frank Uemelright
People's Mientele Light Company
Corey
Jermyn Company
Jutyn Wee
Hemelright
Vie
Corréet
Mme
J. BD
Stocker
Moon
Dunn
Theron Mooon
Davis
Albert Moon
Wheeler
Sullivan
Rawling
Theron Moon
Jermyn Electric Licht Company
David Carrol
Fourth Street
M. A. Fuller
Montdale
Prynn
George Stone
Dimes Tintin
Bowen
Cuhanes
Erie Calliery
Episcopal Church
Peter’ McCartney
Mus
Tomorrow's Tribune
Nerve Pills Proclaim Unequaled Medical Merit
Scranton testimony extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nervous headache and general nerve weakness. James Watson Mire of Berantont Pa reports relief from nervous headaches and low mood after using the pills, with praise for the product and its dealer Matthews Bros. Drugists. Sold at 50 cents a box by druggists and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. W. Chase
James Watson
No. A5
Twelfth Street
Berantoi
Matthews Bros. Druggista
Lackawanna Avenue
A. W. Chase Madhcine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W.hase
M, TD
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
A Brooklyn woman Mary Lenenan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing monthly cramps headaches and bearing-down pains after seven bottles last fall and winter She writes of renewed health and hopes and signs she is grateful Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice in Lynn Massachusetts demanding a $5000 claim if the letter is not genuine
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mary Lenenan
Park Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
Taylor Event Sparks Local Social and Club Activities
The Taylor Social Club plans a masquerade at Weber's Rink on February 7 with costumes available. The Taylor Hose Company No 1 negotiates an annual event at Weber's for the same date, while the Calvary Baptist Church Young People’s Union and local congregations hold services and programs.
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Taylor Hine Company
Noo 1
Weber's
Mok
Tie Eat
Tousie
Mesdoin Bustin
Maly Street
Lawkuiwanma
Fir
Davi Plekill
Taylor Sogial Club
Taylor Tose Company
New 4
Hutade Perunin Reinlirdt
Dreger
Chrtiun
Calvary Baptist
Fey
Richard Duthil
Piret
Arthur Morgans
M. M. Willits
New York
Main Street
Misa
Gertrida Jonpe
Pimwet
Wilkes
Mission talks at Metho dist church benefit lecture
Visitors from Blavilies and Scranton attend in Hawn for a lecture at the Methonest Episcopal church Friday evening Feb 7. Prof Hood of the Briqueture-State Normal school will discuss The Heart of the Nation tai ftiee in a public benefit series.
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Moelonw
Stella Murbyehees
Lonatelliw
Dugt
Avoca Funeral Notices Mention Local Figures
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Mew Mary Wowene. The event took place at Vittaton cemetery with bearers including James Byam and others. The obituary lists several local residents and guests from Wiblumeport and Situaton, reflecting a tight community network.
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Mary Wowene
Prisey
Vittaton
Diel Mys
Jgmes
Plugton
Slop of the Tissue Company Incident Reported
A worker was struck in the face yesterday by a mute individual at the Tissue Company site. The injuries are described as painful but not serious.
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Tisue
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Tunkhannock
The D A R held a meeting at Mrs F Bartley Hight’s home on Harrison Street on Saturday afternoon. Local residents include Miss Rose Stebbins of Montrose visiting Mrs C A Bogart on Tioga Street and Wesley Miller Ferris jailed again on assault and battery charges after non payment of fines. Ex County Commissioner Andrew W Dewitt of Walls transacted business, while Patrick Farrell fractured his arm on a Mon morning fall from a Montrose railroad car near the I X L tannery. The county poor farm purchase vote is set for Tuesday February 18 and Miss Dollie Ide of Scotland Pa is returning home after completing the Soldiers’ Orphan school course.
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Servanton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. Bartley Hight
Harrison Street
Rose Stebbins
Montrose
C. A. Bogart
Tioga Street
Wesley Miller
Ferris
Forkston
Wesley
Theodore Willams
Graham
Owego
N. Y
A. E. Rodney
Springville
Patrick Farrell
Susquehanna Avenue
Morntrose
I. X. L. Tannery
Andrew W. Dewitt
Walls
George M. Winner
Melhoopany
Purchasing County Poor Farm
Dollie Ide
Boldiers
Scotland
Local Notices and Social Events in Factoryville Area
Fragmented items report court actions in Clinton township and Gardner, a laundry purchase in Washington DC by former residents Pralt Osterhout and Harey Drigus, and remonstrances against hotels. Social events include Odd Fellows anniversaries, a banquet in Factoryville, and a county tax rate change. Community lectures list speakers and topics planned for February 14 and upcoming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Prittine
Factoryville
Fob
Walter
New Yorke
Clinton Township
H.ef
Gardner
Pralt
Osterhout
Harey Drigus
Tuve
Washington
Daige AJ AL Vosburg
Canton Waectoryville
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
al Hiehire
Pam Roberta
Tunnel
Bill i
Laxative Bropjo Quinine Tablets Ad
An old drug advertisement urges purchase of Take Laxetive Bropjo Quinine Tablets with promise of a money back refund if the cure fails. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and includes fragmented brand wording.
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E. W. Grove
Travel to California or Florida via Lackawanda railroad
Travelers may consult the local Lackawanda railroad ticket agent who will arrange all details including transportation, itineraries, reservations, baggage handling, and rates. He provides literature and information on trips to California or Florida with a single car change to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Lackawanda Railroad
Ams
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ciy Stauinn
Wiehe
Wilker Barre
Traipa Teave Ge
Fay
Albany
Saratoxa
Montreal
Roatan
Neway Pointe
Otte
Waymart
Henesdale
Wilken Matte
Cardingdale
Erie Railroad
Carbondale, Pa
Charles Hull
Ciarles Toll
Hull
John Fluellen
Briggs
Bondale Office
James Keagler
Prompton
Old Carbondale
John I. Gallagher
TH. Burgerhot
Misa Shanley
Mise McCoy
Hancock
D. F P. McCoy
Wayne Street
Elsie Love
Cannon Street
George Ly
Dickin
Dominick F. Gibbons
Lackiwanna Valley House
Harrison
J. E. Welsh
Ontario & Western Company
John W. Grant
Scranton Republican
Evan Tucker
Beatrice
Schenectady
Carboniale
Josephine Burr
Church Street
Hahnemann Hospital
J. W. Mooney
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Margaret Lennon
Mary Walsh
Philadelphia
Harrison House
Marty Carden
Jermyn and Mayfield
Dalton
Dr. Chase
Mary Lenghan
Garrigan
Latiri
Jore Grady
Father Mathew Opera House
India
Lloyd's Hall
Tekety
Duvern
Breaker Boyy
Lackawanna
Martha Washington
Methlolik
Elemit
Mra
Mary Evans
Wot Seiviton
James O'Malley
Dinanore
Charles McKenna
Morienal
Mise Nallie Seahill
Avoca
Nellie McAndrew
Scotch Street
Taylor
Moscow
Misa Musturet Gilrox
Situaton
Manmt
Sylay
Nellie
Mina Neltle Shaughnessy
Wiblumeport
Wy I. Motsall
Fealey
Avoca Howe
Methodist Episcopal
A. W. Tayew
Hey
Bow Creon
Lot & Horney
Nile
van Clot
Gml Parker
Mirhubieny Basheed
Toul Welgley
Kingston
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