Train Schedules and Officials Listed in Carbondale Notice
The issue outlines train times and station departures for Carbondale with numerous place names including Waymart Honepdate Albany and Sargtogs. It lists officials, directors, and district representatives and mentions both morning and evening departures with several times and dates. These items appear as a compiled local transit and municipal notice from November 24 1001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyraine
Carbondale
Serantoh
Wiiken Rite
Teave It
Fab
Albany
Sargtogs
Minitread
Haslam
Bilan
Waymet
Monesdale
Waymart
New York Ontario and Western Timetable Note
Train schedule fragment shows trips from Carbondale to Scranton and Pollita Mori with morning and afternoon departures. Connections to New York and Corn Wall listed. Sunday service details include 7 00 am 1 00 pm and 4 00 pm trains with various inbound arrivals and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Jeave
Carbondale
Scranton
Polita Mori
Balay
Tebelig
Dave
Mike
Cornwall
Ate
Tralan
Pointe North
Erie Railroad Service Updates in June 1901 Timetable
Trains depart Erie city station and Cirhandale for Brandt Nineveh and New York with connections to Milfiile Singietanind Shaanehannay and Western points. Sunday service runs with morning departures and evening arrivals, noting specific times and routes for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Station
Cirhandale
Brandt
Nineveh
Watts
New York City
Milfiile
Western Pointe
Oh A. Mn
Shaanehannay
Sait A. Om
GG P.m
A. Om
Rommelmeyer Tappan and Evans Nominated for City Offices
In Carbon dale the Republican primaries produced clear winners for mayor Frank Rommelmeyer treasurer Melvin Tappan and controller George Evans. Wallace Copeland won the three year term as school director while W C D Lewis defeated Henry Chapmin in the lower district. The town used Crawford county primaries to select candidates for city offices and school boards with broad voter interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Evans
Lewis
Carbondale
Crawford County
Frank 5. Romimelmeyer
Melvin F. Tappan
George W. Evans
Waillace Copeland
Frank J. Love
W. BB. Evans
Homer Smith
W. CD. Lewis
Henry Chapmin
Democrats settle on mayoral nominee amid party split
Public interest centers on Democratic choices with the mayoralty race unresolved. Rumors say James J. ONeill is favored for the nomination though he shows no desire for office, while treasurer and controller selections are fixed, Connor and Bridgett respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Ageain
Erick
Wis
Plp
Connor
John Bridgett
Canstrolles
James J. O'Neill
G. Neill
Mr. O'Neill
Hind
Obituaries for Mrs Kibner Callagher and William Warren
Mrs Kibner Callagher widow of John Cialhiugher died Saturday at her home on Woodlawn avenue after long illness. Survived by son John and daughters Mia Sarah and Atles with details: Irish heritage and Carbondale residence. William Warren, former Scranton resident, died at home in Duryean. Wife Mrs Albert Hy Jones. funeral today with services at Duryean residence then carriage to Carbondale and Clifford for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibner Callagher
John Cialhiugher
Woodlawn Avenue
Gallagher
Ireland
Wathan
Carbondale
St. Rose Church
Mia
Gilrigher
John
Sarah Ap Ldgele
Eits
Atles
John Meio
Dermyn
Mae
William Warren
Scranton
Duryen
Mra
Albert Hy Jones
This Cay
Ciford
James Mitchell
Meyjauth
James Pere
Fy Wown
Mire
Lydia Birbes
Vielling
Wer
Aldiehter
Hayden Buh
Fell County ticket for February election announced
The mendicated slate lists Supervisors Philander Horn and John Bossick School directors Peter Curnan and John Keller Poor director John D B Thom Constable Thomas Corbs Auditor Homer Wilcox Town clerk Harry Curnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Horn
John Bossick
Peter Curnan
John Keller
John DB. Thom
Thomas Corbs
Homer Wilcox
Harry Curnow
Conductor Thon Collis Admitted for Typhoid Fever
Thon Collis of Scottstreet, a conductor on the Ontario and Western railroad, was admitted to Miner Agency hospital on Saturday believed to have typhoid fever. A noticeable improvement in his condition followed yesterday. George Brovisky of Forest City is at the hospital with a painfully bruised band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thon Collis
Scottstreet
Ontario and Western Railroad
Miner Agency Hospital
George Brovisky
Forest City
Reverend Luther Waring to Speak on A Sunday in Paris
The Rev Luther Waring of Scranton will deliver the second address in a youth series at Berean Baptist Church tonight. His subject is A Sunday in Paris and admission is free with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Waring
Scranton
Berean Baptist Church
Paris
E. A. Boyle
Borean Baptist Church
I. A. Hoyvl
Pitlsboro
Sermon Delivered by Rev. M. J. O'Rourke at Rose Church
The Rev. M J O Rourke of Athens delivered a forceful sermon yesterday at Rose Church in Jato Musa Ih Bi. He is pastor of the Catholic church in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Church
M. J. O'Rourke
Athens
Burke's Hall to Host Week of Amusements in Columbia
The Columbia Fair opens at Burke's Hall tonight with Parry O'Dell and Dee's Repertoire Company at the Grand. A program includes lectures by Rev. E. B. Boys and Rev. Dr. William H. Kirby, with music by the Mozart orchestra and performances by the Cottage and Mitchell companies. Seats are 50 cents for reserved, 25 cents for gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Fair
Burke's Hall
Parry O'Dell & Dee
Columbia Howe Company
EB. A. Boys
William HB. Kirby
Washington, D
Columbia Hose Company
Fulviman
Sernanten
Interiay
Mozart Orchestra
Dane Giusic
Terpaichore
Mit.chell
Penalumbing
Grand
Peny O'Dell & Dee Company
Mets
David Higgins
Accademy of Music
Scranton
Howse
van Wenale
David Miggins
Piney Teidee
Carbondalhins
Crystal Camp Woodmen of the World Installs Officers
Officers installed include Post Commander W. Ee. Cluse and Council Commander A. Ty. Gurney with A. I. Nichol Lieut Advisor and W. B. Whitlock as Lanker. Dr. Mark G. Bailey named camp physician. meeting place moved to J. B. Witt building at Multis Street and Balen Vot corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the World
W. Ee. Cluse
A. Ty. Gurney
A. I. Nichol
Lanker
W. B. Whitlock
C.F. Whitelock
George Hewtle
A. A. Timsay
Andrew Patten
Mark GL. Bailey
Clayton Curtis
Wo Wens
M. C. Tievdon
Marvin Janlding
J. B
Cannon council Olive Lear Lodge 1 OO Py Federal Union
Fragmentary text lists fraternal and patriotic organizations including Olive Lear Lodge and Patriotic Order of America with numbers and councils. Details are incomplete but indicate a compiled notice of fraternal groups and affiliated bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Council
Olive Lear Lodge
Federal Union
Patriotic Order
Fone of America
Carbondate Council
Knights of Coleunibus
Dormian Slowly Improves After Shooting Incident
The condition of Martin Dormian, shot by Patrick McNulty a few weeks ago, is slightly improved though he remains in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dormian
Patrick McNulty
Ono
Local residents listed in Archbald and Scranton visits
Miss Kathe Giiligam spends a few days in Archbald while Miss Lovelta Colemwin returns home after a visit to Scranton. Mika Morie Drennan remains in Scranton after a visit. Various locals from Boranton Belmont and Carbondale visit homes on the West Side and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathe Giiligam
Archbald
Lovelta Colemwin
Vine Street
Scranton
Mika Morie Drennan
Belmont H
Mires
A. Gillevan
William Filley
Ligaura
Forastun
Mies Alinnie Alowen
Terrauesty
Peckville Mourns Elder Resident and Local Leader
Obituary notice for Blo Peckville longtime resident and Hiram lodge member. Survived by a widow and two daughters, Martha Sermon of Peckville and Myra Belle Miyder near Pricebury. Funeral planned at Teckville Baptist Church with services and relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bout Malintraest
Marie
Blo
Peckville
Hiram Lodge
Minsonia
Providence
Martha
Aml
Myra
Belle Miyder
Pricebury
Teckville
Chinweh
Titermont
Prospect
cComeaury
Meredith
Minthey
Mir
Jie Pierce
Hell
Neoota Herald
Min Bievce
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Reper
Vippan
Davie
Taynan
Gelder
Deere
Ys Davin
Heane
Shannan
Aveeierys Willian
Waterfinld
Thy
Scott
Geller
AOS Waterdoll
School
Chiaprimain
Tj Lewy
Mawar—Rommetmager
Toliorte
Marke
Ontaltby Rvatie
Meyer
Roberta
Tuco
Treaster Trappow
Derer
David Vi
Ton Trollet
Eying
Sianhon
Noberuy
Batekot
Preneacey Tappan
Dore
Herne
Caperland
Souit
Waterlield
Ding Willbiania
Sinth Wand
Mienca
Erie Ruailroad
Rommelmeyer, Tappan and
Avsuasors
Thoms Swalt
Wilom B
Diatelete
Mommel
Phoasuier
Ui Golder
Davis
Hi Dever
Excite
Stantiiny
VTL
Adelanir Pe
Walwatelil
Vle Scott
Relynalore Biih
OO Kya
Cote
Cope
Romanlinegar
Oberts
Burke Il
Troumor
Troumor—Stappun, Ut; Or, 22; Dever, 3: Dawls, 3. Conteollergedtyewn
Ghannon
Asesgore Willian
Gere
Capeland
Roammetueyer
Roberts
Favans
Evereedlite
Total
Lecadniikonasasncaeeore Fyne
Pimgly
Cere
Copehiund
Copelini
Lerin—Evans
Wags Smith
Evins
Tse
Distier
Postum
J. J. O'Neill
Joseph Battle
Schenecady
N.Y
My. Battle
William J. Kirby
Catholic University of
Woodmen's Officers
Jordan Timproving
Mrs. Pisaithsasa
Lydia B. Pinkhaal
Lydia & Pinkham
Mirsa Pinthan
Lynn
fAass
Mrs. Pinkham
America
Lydia E. Pinkhars
Pishitam
A. V.scorr
Pape St
Kingston
Dean Mas. Pisican
Anes
Lydia E. Pinkhbam
Mas
A. V. Scott
Vane
Lydia
Pinkham
Pracuy
Portias
Pinkhaim
KeLioga
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Dane Pierce
Danae
Banat
Delaware and Hudson
Miva. Pierce
Ligier
Delaware
Plindson
Ete
Binnhomow
Iowa
Ageend
Tee Yeloode
Shea Oral
Wihid Bely
Welbiod Alpi
Cane i
Olbile
Jonis
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