Train Schedules and Local Notices From Carbondale
Fragmented timetable notes show trains leaving Carbondale and nearby towns for Albany Montreal New England joints and Waymart. Fragments mention daily trains, special Sunday runs, and connections to Wilkes Barre Scranton and surrounding areas amid candidacy notes for a ward tradition event.
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Carbondale
Rebbiton
Wikem Marre
Tralin
Albany
Gratoge
Montreal
Magton
New England
Ward Hou
Craftia
Waymart
Fragmented historic notice with unclear event details
Incoherent OCR text shows scattered names and places like Scranton and New York with unclear dates and actions. The fragment mentions a ceremony or travel event involving people such as Sindava, Te, and Prats Teaving, but specifics are unreadable. No definitive outcome or proper nouns can be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trittia Fear
Carbondale Toe Suranton
Cgarbondale
Sindava
New York
Third Ticket in Sight in Municipal Campaign
A third ticket for the spring municipal race is rising with Independent papers likely filed this week. The three offices up are mayor treasurer and controller with Amer ix A. Roberts set to head the slate and candidates for treasurer and controller still unsettled. Independent hopefuls, including Willy Lofts, may emerge from wards with heated local contests as filing deadlines loom.
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Couse
Inivey
Veasurer
Controler
Rededud
Amerix A. Roberts
T'Ounhaan
M. Newon
George W. Brats
Aten
Municipal Owenship League
VW. Beems
Earth
Select Council
Willy Lofts
Postum Food Coffee Helps Break Habit Says Advocate
A state association leader describes avoiding coffee after headaches and sleepless nights. She recounts discovering Postum Food Coffee during a 1900 visit, switching permanently, and experiencing steady nerves and eight hours sleep. Long boiling needed to extract full flavor.
Hospital Chronicles Mark New Admissions and Recoveries
Mise Mary Carden of the West Side entered Emergency Hospital and may require CS Interference. James Smith who broke his jaw by a fall on Cemetery street left the hospital though not fully recovered. John Golling of Ontario and Western is out of danger from typhoid fever after a week in hospital. Jacob Humphries of Codossa is slowly improving after a wreck. Martin Jordan, shot weeks ago, shows no improvement and his condition remains dangerous. Mrs George Buckingham of Jermyn was admitted to Dr Wheeler’s and operated on but did not survive. Gerald Mettule, son of the funeral director, is improving after appendix surgery. Mrs Patrick Timlin of Jermyn is improved and sitting up after surgery.
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Mise Mary Carden
West Side
Eimergeney Hospital
Mise Carden
James Smith
Cemetery Street
Smith
John Golling
Ontario Iimd
Ois
Jacob Humphes
Cidossa
N.Y
Ontario and Western
Othe
Martin Jordan
Patrick McNulty
Lowe
George Buckingham
Jermyn
Wheeler
Gerald Mettule
McHile
Patrick Timlin
Wheelen
Among Railroad Men Engage for Posts and Changes
News from Scranton rail operations notes engineers and conductors shifting posts on the Erie and Lackawanna systems. Pur filo division gains John Madigan. X1 Scranton to Olyphant passenger service ends. quieter days follow street car strike.
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John Madigan
Jeffers
Purfilo
Erie
Wilken-Barre
Scranton
Olyphant
James Banks
Friend Osborn
Bailey
Stafford
Gybby
Brooklyn man injured at work in No Limnine office
John Gilmartin of Brooklyn street was injured at work when a chair leg broke, causing him to fall. He was confined in his home and treated for injuries as he recovers.
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John Gilmartin
Brooklyn Street
No. Limnine
Local Fraternal Groups Gather For Community Meeting
Helent council Olive Louf tedge P W Nully club and Federal Union No Tlut with Young Men's Institute and Patriotic Order Bons of Amorleu Barbera wala participate in a community gathering. The readable fragments show multiple organizations listed in a civic notice.
Cycle Club Enters Lease with Van Bergen Estate
Friday meeting of the Cycle Club resulted in a decision to enter into a new lease agreement with the Van Bergen estate for use of property or facilities.
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Kb New Lve
van Bergan
Fr. Neary Heads to Harrisburg for Papers on Stephon Case
Constable Fr. Jr. Neary departs for Harrisburg to obtain ex tradition papers from Governor Bione that will enable the removal of Stephon.
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Fr. Jr. Neary
Harrisburg
Bione
Stephon
Kennel Sought for Theft from Mayfeld Author
Kennel is believed to be in Binghamton and is wanted for a large money theft from a Mayfeld author. Police urge public assistance and warn of possible flight.
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Kennel
Binghamton
Last Night at Columbia Howe Company Fair Draws Sellout Crowd
Saturday brought the largest attendance of the week as the Columbia Howe company fair entertained a packed hall. The program featured a torpselehorean act, round dancing, Mosart orchestra music, and a plum tree draw with varied gifts. Tonight the fair pauses for a Fireman Charles Tull benefit in Witte hall and will reopen tomorrow for three more evenings with a final $2 gold prize drawing.
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Columbia Howe Company Fair
Ate Tendancs
Mosart
Columbia Company
Charles Tull
Witte’ Hall
Columbiias
New Northwest Breaker Plans Move Forward
Architects have prepared plans to replace the ruined Northwest breaker and will present them to Temple Iron and Coal Camp officials tomorrow. The mammoth structure will be larger and house improved machinery. Officials have not released the exact site but expect it near the mines to save track and streamline coal preparation. Several foreign workers have left since the fire. If plans are approved, construction could begin at one tomorrow.
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Temple Iron
Obituary notices of Price Killeen Miller noted for local ties
Obituary notices report Michael Price son of Muh Trice died Saturday at his Pallbrook Hospi tal corner home after years of suffering. Funeral planned Tuesday morning at St Rose church with interment at St Rose cemetery. Mrs Bridget Culhoul widow of John Brilleeen died Friday night on Brooklyn street aged about 70. Survived by son William S il leon and daughters Mrs Frank Finnegan Altres Michael Connolly and Mrs Patrick Meehan. Procession to 2 pm mass then burial at Al Hove cemetery. William Miller of Clifford Methodist church dies after long church activity. Funeral Tuesday at 2 o clock.
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Michael Price
Muh Trice
Pallbrook
Hospital
St. Rose Chuvel
St. Rove
Bredget Killeen
John Brilleeen
Brooklyn Street
Mise
Bridget Culhoul
Ireland
Carbondale
William S<illeon
Frank Finnegan
Altres
Michael Connolly
Patrick Meehan
Priceville
St. Raeehurch
Diurlab
al Hove
William Miller
Clifford Methodist Piscopal Church
Clifcard
Daye Opens Smaith-Singer Course Amid High Hopes
The ai performer Day is set to appear in the Smaith-Singer course on Wednesday evening with a debut tonight at oelock. Checks will be given out at 7:30. Day is hailed as one of the best entertainers in the course and will be matched by Dut Dass entertainment in quality.
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Ellae Das
Lelind Dower
Miss Vergalen Cornin Guest of Sister in Abts
Miss Vergalen Cornin of Beraintun visits her sister Abts BA Duty. Peter A Colemiun of Soraiton spent time there as part of local social exchanges.
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Vergalen Cornin
Beraintun
Abts
Duty
Peter A. Colemiun
Soraiton
Seven to One Gain Promised by Scott's Emulsion
Advertisement claims seven pounds of new flesh from one bottle of Scott's Emulsion and asserts it aids appetite digestion and blood, promising stronger bodies and better use of ordinary food for thin folks.
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Scott
Donn's Kidney Pills Promoted Amid Personal Testimony
A Scranton reader Mrs Willian of 127 North Sumner Avenue Hyde Park endorses Doane Kidney Pills noting relief from chronic back pain and kidney weakness after using six boxes. The item mentions price ten cents per box and Matthews Branding Store as a dealer, with names of local officials and visitors appended.
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Scranton
Willian
North Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
Matthews
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Donn's
Local social notes list visitors and residents on West Side
Yesterday many city residents hosted and visited friends. John H. Jordan of Lake Lodore Improvement Company was in the city. Miss Walsh and Miss Gryhiam from Mahanoy City stayed with Misses Little on Pike Street. Nellie Monroe and Cunningham from Scranton visited Miss Maggie Thorns. Joseph Battle returned to Schenectady after a ten day visit with Selectman Thomas Battle and Mrs Battle.
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John H. Jordan
Lake Lodore
Jermyn and Mayfield Republican Caucus and Local News
The First ward Republicans held a Windsor hall caucus listing David Jones and William H Morcom as announced candidates for school director. Local bank directors meet Wednesday afternoon in Crystal Fire rooms. Mrs George Buckingham of West Mayfield remains seriously ill in Wheeler s hospital. Sdldie Woodworth, son of Mr and Mrs Woodworth, suffers pneumonia. Carrie Tripp of Chinchilla visits Will iam M Bugis on North Main. A child of Mr and Mrs Gibbs of West Mayfield has croup. Mrs Jank Artemus of Third street ill at home. Mrs J Stocker and daughter Helen return from a lengthy southern trip. David Mendelson of Mayfield seriously hurt Saturday night. Vaccination drives boost local medical practice as doctors stay busy. John Caley of West Mayfield suffers grip. Miss Family Fessenden of Second street visits friends in Wilmington Delaware. Mrs Charles Davis of Second street recovers from severe inflammatory rheumatism. The Served ITDeart church fair closes successfully Saturday night. A large crowd attended throughout the evening.
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Windsor Hall
David Jones
Torcounellman
William H. Morcom
First National Bank
Crystal Fire Company
George Buckkingham
West Mayfield
Wheeler's Hospital
Sdldie Woodworth
George Woodworth
Third Street
Carrie Tripp
Chinchilla
Willinam M. Bugis
North Main Avenue
William Gibbs
Croup
Jank Artemus
J. © Stocker
Ielon
David Mendelson
Mayfield
John Caley
West Miuyfield
Family Fessenden
Second Street
Wilmington
Del
Charles Davis
Local Borough Primaries Underway Amid Broad GOP Ticket
Republicans hold today from 4 PM across Joppa borough wards for borough at large and ward seats. Nomination list includes candidates for judge, auditor, school director, constable, council, and justice of the peace. Also noted are incidents of an accident, a Pocahontas degree ceremony, and recent officers installed at Temple of Love Lodge No. 7.
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Jur- Hee
He Pees
Elaer
T. Daniels
Vowells
E. van Horn
Edward Allen
Chervlot J. Vans
James P. Law
Awditoy
Adolph Arwelder
Divi Heechum
Johi E. Owens
Piret Ward
Porconnell
Thomas T. Moses
Willian Jones
William Ducobs
Obediah Day
Emil Thom
Constable
Richard Morris
John Powell
John KR. Joins
Henry V. Welsenduh
Leslie Pruthwhie
Mullread
D.C. Edwarda
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Temple of Love Jodge
Thos M. Davis
David ‘T. Harris
B. Theophilus Dayis
Financial Secre
Public Profession of Holy Name Society at St Patrick’s
The first public profession of the Holy Name society was held at St Patrick’s church with about 400 men professed. Rev John J O Donnell preached on the Holy Name’s beauty and power. Benediction followed and the members received the sacrament in a body.
Babies Need Companionship for Healthy Social Growth
A Defralt News-Tribune survey urges mothers to provide regular peer interaction for children. It argues solitary parenting harms social development and highlights outdoor games, neighborly mixing, and guided activities as essential to a child’s social life beyond formal events.
Robbery in Keokuk Targets Syrian Diver
Solomon, a Syrian diver in Keokuk Iowa, was robbed of a money belt containing 4.50 last night. Two fellow Syrians were arrested and charged with the robbery, one holding him while the other cut the belt from his waist. The money has not been recovered.
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Kirksville
Solomon
Keokuk
Iowa
Soelamon
Solomon Anys
canvassed for uncle sparks political intrigue in drawing room
A young woman asks for support for her uncle in a local election, persuading the narrator through polite talk and a moment of personal connection. He agrees to vote for her candidate, then reflects on the ethics of canvassing and the election's serious undertone.
Music's odd power over animals tested in Europe
A report describes experiments in German zoological gardens where different animals react to music. A peacock and turkey cock show varying interest, leopards, lions, hyenas and wolves display curiosity or fear, while some apes dance or show pleasure and others ignore the performance.
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Europe
Poyen
Herr Baler
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Erie Railroad
Arundel
Black and
Ricis
W. CC
T. U
Dr. Wheeler Hospital
Delaware
Hudson
Shop News
Round House
Lew
Spain
Cressing i
Henry Blankenburg
Williun Waveners
Ollighue
Ceorge Bates
Will Parker
Bam
Chris Schroeder
Roger McGiewann
Wagindt
Lackawanmt Avenue
Dehiwrare
Patterson
Scranton Railway Company
McGowan
Lackawanna
Roger
Lila
NEW Northwest Breaker
Soda Yard
Bitte
Toy
Guy Pearl
New Lok
Tary
Jacob J. Jones
Trenaurer
David Hrossar
Griffith W. Owens
John TH. Mmughes
Steward
Fy P. Jones
Stewart
David T. Bevan
Blimer
Dante
James Price
Mauch Wil-liama
Taylor and Pine Mines
United Mine Workers of Ameren
Indianapolia
Laula Luppert
Kenven Lake
Baker
Main Street
Mulherin
South Carolin
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Holy Name Society
St. Patrick's Church
John J. O'Donnell
Fourth Ward
Elijah Hayes
David Morgan
Hugh Lewis
Henry Williame
Willliam Jenkins
William Scriven
Kathe
Anna Farrell
St. Patrick's Congregation
Father Mathew Hall
St. Patrick's Parochial Academy
Red Men's and
Pocahontas Lodges
Primitive Methodist Church
James Iley
Anthony Finnerty
Dunmore Street
Rose Canavan
West Scranton
Lucy Farrell
J. A. Hull
Clara Tull
The
Defralt
News-Tribune
Tne Gune
Sehdol
Kreknive
Shiloh
Wents & Co
le Roy
Karl
David Kennedy
Win
P. Reese
Elaine Nnen
Thowanda
Pete Health
Doctor David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
E. Wills
Future Quarterly
Charlie
Theought
Sam
Wally Con
Gu Ald
Philadelphia
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