Grand Opera House Hosts Paris Lowlife and Local Names
Grand Opera House in Carbondale hosts a Tuesday event featuring Gen John B Gordon delivering Paris Lowlife. Marie Pender Nellie Katie Gible Marie Annie Monahan Mary Gordon Nora O Neill and others listed among attendees. Crooker hoya from the Hole works given a sleigh ride and show tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Carbondale
John B. Gordon
Jorday
Marie Pender
Nellie
Katie Gible
Marie
Annie Monahan
Mary Gordon
Nora O'Neill
Tohn Peel
Mert Collins
Bdward Gilhool
Burke
Frank Birke
James Campbell
Crooker Hoya
Hole Works
Coddington & Thompson
North Main Street
Railroad Time Tables From Carbondale to Scranton and Wilkes Barre
Train schedule fragment lists weekday and Sunday departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre Carbondale and transfers with times and routes to Waymart Honesdale Montrose and Montreal service details are incomplete and partially illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ually Station
Scranton
Wilkes
Tibrre
Tol
Alluny
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston England
Hara Fhe Belo
Peel
Suniliv
Carbondale
Honeadale
Northbound and local rail notices from New York area trains
Fragments describe the New York Ontario and Western and related services with schedules for Sundays and weekdays. Mentions of Carbondale connections, train times around 7 00 am to 10 pm, and various routing notes appear, though several words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Western
Tritie Jounee
Abel
Sivaiton
Suneay
Carbondale
Tin Sanday
Oyen Wat
Tha
Pointe North
Citlogia Ab
Fragmentary OCR Note on Transit Connections and NYC Ties
Readable fragments describe daily transit connections and station lists involving Sannt Thom Tor Riandt Nineveh and New York links. Text mentions making connections for theater points and schedules, with garbled place names and vague times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Pia
Tor Riandt
Nineveh
Os Aeom
Ces
Binghaetan
New York
Bullale
Etg
Tits Ik
The Reuben and the Race Horses
River street hosted a lively dispute between Reuben Cohen and Joseph Riga over two race horses. The contest ended without a clear winner as one horse halted and the other kept pace, with the purse still unclaimed hours after the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riga
Mr. Cohen
River Street
Reuben Cohen
Yesterdiyy
Cohen
Rigo
Wii
Seventh Avenue
Silem Avenue
Pleasant Mount
Paralysis Strikes Mrs Ling in Barving Street Home
Mrs Elizabeth Ling wife of James Lingon was struck with paralysis at her Barvigw Street home. Attending physicians say recovery unlikely and she is incapacitated with right sided weakness and loss of speech. She is past seventy and her family mourns the possible loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ling
James Nov‘fon
Barvigw Street
Pooher Old Gee
General Gordon to speak on The Last Days of the Confederacy
General Gordon will deliver his celebrated gigcture The Last Days of the Confederacy at Gran tomorrow night. The audience is expected to be large and warm with many Grand Army of the Republic veterans attending in uniform. School children will be admitted to the auditorium for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Feonieitiel
Grand Army of the Republic
Taullery
Dugann of New Cemetery Recovers After Self Harm Wound
Chavis Dugann sustains serious arm injury from self directed cut causing arterial severance. He receives surgical treatment and expects a quick return to duties after the incident reported this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavis Dugann
New Cemetery
Mr. Duggan
Meetings Tonight Delay Civic Groups and Lodges
Local readers are advised that the Commo council Leaf lodge Odd Fellows union No 7304 and the York Rite Order Sons of America Garcondale council Knights of Columbus hold meetings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commo Council
Cou Leaf Lodge
Odd Fellows, Union
Erotic Order Sons of America
iGarcondale Council
Knights of Coug
Sleighing Parties Take Notable Local Turn
A fragment notes residents forming an event focused on sleigh rides around Olyphuni with lively social planning and community enthusiasm for festive outings.
Racing on Ice at Crystal Lake Promises Afternoon Events
Crews anticipate more porte races on the Crystal Lake ice next Wednesday following a successful event weeks ago. Local owners like Smith Gorman of Scranton prepare entries. Harris and other riders join free-for-all and 225 class races with prizes including a $ id blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fce
Crystal Lake
Sovranton
Tatebless
Electric City
Reese Oon
Washington Avenue
Vallew
Smith Gorman
Merkins
Scranton
Tyo Avorn
Levi Patterson
Upton Girl
Wilkes
John J. Shipsen
Mig Colbert
Shencer
Mankhatuaoock
Mabel W
George Mills
Swiftfoot
C. J. Hollister
Bennie
Chivers Willing
Jin Doyle
Reveling
Vielety W. G. Scurry
Joe 1
Wonnicott Bros
Bob Walker
Mr. i Resnards
Cyelonre Bate
Obituary of Thomlas Oliver aged 86 in Carbondale
Carbondale resident Thomlas Oliver died Saturday at his home 88 Wyoming Street at age 86. Born in Lindley England on September 10 18— he married Mary Hallowell May 19 63 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs H Lister son J Oliver five grandchildren and one sister in England. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from his home conducted by Rev WJ Whalen with interment at Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Theo
Mrs
Lfe
H. Lister
J. Oliver
Pittston
Manta Bhell
Bri
Lister
Altmal Lister
Beranton
Delaware & Madsen Company
James Austin
Charles Soilles
Marjorie Lister
Scranton
Annie Austin
Olive
Thomas Sind Pubward Smiles
England
Wyoming Street
WJ. Whalen
Closed Successful Engagement at the Grand
The Frankie Stock Company closed its engagement at the Grand on Saturday with two performances afternoon and evening. In the matinee An American Princess was played before a large audience while Miss Beathlee Hadelne won the ladies gold watch. In the evening Pawn Ticket No 210 was well received and Will Nealon of South Afuin Street won another gold watch. The company members praised the reception and seek a return next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Stock Company
the Grand
Beathlee Hadelne
Will Nealon
South Afuin Strest
Mins Nitin Gennell
Colonel McComb
Municipal League meeting to hear John J Mart e address Scranton
The Municipal League plans an open meeting this evening inviting supporters of the movement. John J Marte of Scranton will deliver the address. Harte, a known figure in Scranton political and labor circles, is credited with municipal expertise. The event is at the Academy of Abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Marte
Scranton
Harte
New League
Academy of Abuse
Tonteht the Tite dancing Glheas of Mayfield
The social will feature a key event in Mayfield with Carbondale guests and a gathering of the borough’s best young men. Promises of a pleasant time, dancing, dining, and renowned entertainment are noted, with high hopes for another successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Carbondale
There Wikin God One of Seats at Opening of Dlignam
A newspaper note reports brisk demand for best seats at the opening night of a play titled Our New Minister. By Saturday most choicest seats were claimed and many expect the house to sell out tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlignam
Discharges From Emergency Hospital Mention Mrs Reardon
Mrs Reardon of Cannon Street, who suffered a fractured thigh, left Emergency hospital yesterday for home after several weeks. Mrs Bryden of Dundas section also discharged yesterday following an operation about a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reardon
Cannon Street
Bryden
Dundas
Reverend Luther Waring Speaks on A Sunday in Holland
Pastor Luther Hess Waring of Grice Evangelical Lutheran Church addresses the youth at the Gaptist church this evening in Fall. He will speak on A Sunday in Holland and the public is cordially invited with no admission fee or collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hess Waring
Grice Evangelical
Moran boy shows marked improvement after critical illness
Frank Moran, the young son of Officer and Mrs. Michael Moran of Pike Street, who had been critically ill for several days, was much improved yesterday as doctors noted progress in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Michael Moran
Pike Street
Local residents spend weekends visiting various towns
Miss Julia Newcomb spent Sunday in Archibald. John Early spent the rest of the evening in Dickson City. Frank PPlkelly visited Pittston friends. Thomas Reedy took a cutter ride to Olyphant yesterday. Louis Landau of Scranton visited Carbondale yesterday. James Connaughton of South Main Street stayed in Jermyn last evening. Charles McCann of Peckville spent Sunday with his parents here. Attorney Donovan of Scranton was a guest at the Harrison House yesterday. Allis Dora Burly of Seventh Avenue returned from Seywhten. Allyses Loretta and Cecelia Coleman of the West Side visit friends in Olyphant. Miss Mary Campbell returns to Towesdale today after visiting Miss Mary Gaughan. Mrs. William Parnwald of Scranton visited her husband at the Harrigan House yesterday. Miss Gabriella Coleman of Vine Street enjoyed a sleigh ride to Crystal Lake yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Newcomb
Archibald
John Early
Dickson City
Frank Pplkelly
Pittston
Thomas Reedy
Olyphant
Louis Landau
Scranton
Carbondale
James Connaughton
South Min Street
Jermyn
Charles McCann
Peckville
Donovan
Harrison House
Allis Dora Burly
Seventh Avenue
Seywhten
Allyses Loretta
Cecelia Coleman
West Side
Mary Campbell
Towesdale
Mary Gaughan
William Fparnwald
Scfunton
Harrigan House
Gabriella Coleman
Vine Street
Crystul Lake
Jermyn and Mayfield Program at Walker Church Social
The Walker social at Congr egational church hosts a varied programme tomorrow evening with vocal solos revitations and duets by Glidys Soby Alfred Horsewell Lottie Lewis Edith Griffiths Bessie Jones Gertie Wivell Jessie Lee and others. Mrs Sarah Spencer of Dundat celebrates a notable event for Mr and Mrs John F Nicholson of Main Street. A Hutchson arrived Saturday at the home of George Troffrey on Third Street. William Gibbs ankle wound from the powder mill blast is reopened by Dr Shields who extracts a piece of wood. Belle Brown of Norwitch New York visits her father Ontario and Western Dispatcher Brown at the St George W. Wolel. The Jermyn Boye brigade attended service at the First Baptist Church last evening carrying the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Social
Glidys Soby
Stuth Merritt
Alfred Horsewell
Lottie Lewis
Edith Griffiths
Bessie Jones
Gertie Wivell
Jessie Lee
Com. Galliths
Blodwin Bengough
Adice Jones
Cllo Carter
Rolo
Vivian Lee
Irene Roberts
Shields
Belle Brown
Norwitch
N. Y
Ontario and Western
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder and Local Greetings
Dr Lyons Tooth Powder received by the Sona of Veter ane. The boys express gratitude to the Connors of the aplendid mitt. Mrs Bartley Millen of H street fe agiin ill. Daniel Carter of Green Ridge a Jermyn visitor yesterday. Mrs John Maynard and daughter Edith of South Main street were Scranton visitors Saturday. Miss George Davis of Carbondale spent yesterday with her sister, Miss Thomas Bray of South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona
Connors
Bartley Millen
H Street
Fe Agiin
Daniel Carter
Green Ridge
Jermyn
John Maynard
Daughteer
Bdith
South Main Street
Scranton
Mie
George Davis
Carbondale
Apent
Local Social at Smiths Sparks Attendee List
Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith hosted a Friday evening gathering at their new home with Scranton Taylor Stroudsburg Avcon Moravian seminary residents among the attendees. Fire in Mrs Rafferty cellar caused minor damage while streetcar collision injures Thomas Thomas and damages powder load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Smith
Messrs
Harry Snediman
Stanley Lewis
Harry Phillips
Thomas Morgan
Harry Whitmore
Scranton
Daisy Sweet
Elizabeth Jones
Taylor
Paul Mansfield
Lloyd Bute
Stroudsburg
Gavin Aikman
Glen Hollister
Avcoun
Tila Ostrinder
Ethel Tregellas
Sarah Fyanea
Nellie McCormnck
Mamie Dorin
Jessie Mucklow
Wilfred Hallstone
William Bikins
Otto Lydle
Mooste
Marjorie Robertson
Moravian Seminary
Mts. Rafferty
Thomas Thomas
Moosic Powder Company
Greenwood
Peckville Fair Draws Large Crowd On Saturday
The Wilson Fire company's fair drew a large crowd Saturday with a bright program. Tonight Olyphant night features the Excelsior and Grassy Island Hose companies and local entertainment by the Olyphant five laddies. Door prize Saturday was a sack of flour won by Miss Geraldine Sitgraves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fire Company
Ixcelsior
Grassy Island Huse
Geraldine Sitgraves
E. L. Craig
Clarence
Trevorton
Arthur Craig
William Frear
William Gayne
Main Street
Hickory Street
Miles Finch
Chester Dennis
Charles Kestler
Borough
Lillibridge Bros
South Main Street
LiIkibridge Bros
Tiro
Dennis
Westler
Binel
Snyder
Arthur Crates
Clyde Park
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
Prospect Cemetery
Ralph Wescott
Scranton
Harry Girard
Providence
D. Hartman
Firet
Century Hose company concert programme and local notices
The notice lists performers for the Century Hose Company No 2 concert at Weber's rink including J B Watkins piano selections Edith W Watkins Beatrice Morris and others. It also reports the Taylor board of health steps to curb smallpox and a borough council meeting appointing ten officers to guard against peddlers. It adds a wedding of Miss Kate Winters to Louis G Jenkins by Rev H W Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Weber's Rink
Shorrow
J. B. Watkins
R. Davis
Edith W. Watkins
Beatrice Morris
Charles Flurtleey
Mra
Daniels
Watkins Fanny
John E. Evans
Joseph Coombs
Hether Pinnock
Tubbs and Jones
Lydia Jones
Arthur Morgans
Mary Jenkins
Charles Hartley
Taylor Board of Health
Health Board
Borough Council
Richard Winters
Hallroad Street
Kate
Louis G. Jenkins
Weert Scynnion
Dy. H. HW. Hare Tis
Local nuptials and community notices mark Blakely happenings
Miss Molly Walsh and Lawrence Bonstein wed at the parochial residence with Rev. John C. Donnell officiating. The couple, now in Cresson, Pa, were seen with attendants and travel plans to begin life together. Various local events follow including Agnes Hull class show at Blakely Baptist, Marie Corelli play Thelma at the opera house, Excelsior troupe at Peeckville fair, council meeting agenda on sewer bonds, and parish social news from Blakely and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Walsh
Lawrence Bonstein
Cresson
Pua
John C. Donnell
May Ferguson
B. F. Golden
Lackawanna Coal Company
Agnes Hull
Blakely Baptist Church
Marie Corells
Thelma
Excelsior Vose Company
Wilson Fire Company
Peeckville
FF. Vanderlip
Binghamton
N. Y
A. EB. Crans
Lucy Farell
Philadelphia
T. J. Paulsong
Blakely
Lloyd
Rebecca and Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodges
Nev
James Hex
Wi Shay
Women’s Christian Temperance social at Baptist parsonage
A large Dalton gathering attended a WCTU social at the Baptist parsonage on Friday evening with a varied program including instrumental and vocal performances, readings, and a banjo solo. A silver offering raised ten dollars. A church supper and Lincoln social are planned for Wednesday evening with a short literary program and a National Preserver speech by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Parsonage
W. P. Jenkins
Fannie Dershimer
Mildred Smith
Fred Snyder
Fred Palmer
Nelson Dershimer
A.W. Cooper
Winfield Jenkins
Charles Creasy
Baptist
Lincoln
Vehicle overturns after christening revelry at Throop corner
A Hun saring party from Throop overturned at Depot Street and Second Avenue after a christening and heavy drinking. The driver was a child and the reins were taken by a man who drove fast. No one was hurt though the vehicle was wrecked and occupants walked home. Parish events and council meetings are noted in town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throop
Depotstrest
Second Avenue
St. James Hall
St. James
Misa Ella Munley
Archbald, Wis
Seation
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Claims Cures
An open letter from readers in Troy and Waterbury describes relief from erysipelas constipation and other ailments after using Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. The ad asserts cures for scrofula rheumatism dyspepsia and various kidney bladder and urinary diseases and offers mail trial bottles and wholesale pricing through Rondout N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Long
Third Street
Troy
N. Y
David Kennedy
Rondout
David Kensnedy
Bright
St. Anthony's
Eyes of Children Editor Laments Modern Education Harshly
A polemic argues that children are harmed by early schooling and long hours. It attacks public schools for stifling play, overloading with homework, and unhealthy routines, claiming such practices worsen eyesight and mindset. The piece cites German schooling as superior but warns of degeneracy from excessive reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alelee
New York City
Dorothy
Germany
Fortune in Rice: Old Shoe Toss Yields Hidden Wealth Tales
A New Orleans Times-Democrat piece extols rice wealth from tossing rice at weddings. A speaker claims one grain can grow into millions over three years, illustrating vast fortune from seed yield and mock calculations, urging couples to recover tossed grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Plaquemines
Five
Florida Jacksonville tour via Pennsylvania Railroad
The second Jacksonville season tour via the Pennsylvania Railroad includes two weeks in Florida and departs New York Philadelphia and Washington by special train February 18. Round trip tickets with railway transportation Pullman accommodations berths and meals are priced to several stations including New York Buffalo Rochester Williamsport Wilkes Barre and others with proportionate rates. For tickets and itineraries contact Ctergs W. Kord assistant general passenger agent Broad Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Klimt
Mele
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
W. Kord
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the News of Carbondale
Paris
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Reuben
Farview Street
General Gordon
Racing
Ice
Mitt
Bridget Kanid
Jot Cormolgan
Pike Aheel
Trend
John Corrigan
Alys
Patrick Daviston
St. Rose Church
Boriot
St. Rose Cemetery
Henry Corson
James Arthur
Forest City
Pr. Corson
Waymart
Camden
N. vi
Corson
Susiquehanna County
Pepeiiond
the Municipal League
John J. Harte
Holland
Jermyn and Mayfield
Karl
Clover Root
Dr. Lyon
P. Mn
Misa Olwen Howella
Mika Lucy Wintere
Went Scranton
Jenkins
William Morgane
Olwen Howells
Murwhret Jenkins
Jemima Ivane
Anna
Ethel
Tomas Fva Winters
John PF. Williams
Edward Jones
Cheater Lewis
William Ames
William Thomas
Evan Abrama
Richard Jones
Samuel Evans
James Wittters
David Jenkins
Tvor 'T. Thomas
Richard Johns
Gendall
Annie
Gertrude Watkins
Margaret Jones
Gertrude Morris
Susan
Lillian Harrie
Elizabeth Owens
Henrietta Morris
Cora Matthews
Edith Richacrds
Royereford
Jones
T. W. Teese
Emblem Division
Sona of
Temperance
Gestelon
Messie
Alex. Thuffback
John Tadofer
Taylor Street
Arthur Street
Dunmore
William Oyster
Union Street
Dalton
Jessup
Dr.d. Kennedy
Datid Bernede
The
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Pennsylvania Railroad
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