Train Schedules and a Social Evening in Carbondale
Train departures and arrivals connect Carbondale with Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and nearby towns. The text notes Sunday trains to Waymart and Harris and a return from Wilkes Barre and Scranton. An evening social featured cards, progressives, refreshments, and prizes won by Mrs Harry Harrison and Guy Chamberlain in a jovial community event.
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Navener
Scranton
Williecarre
Tahamee LO
Vata
Koo
Ins . Poe
Waymart
Carbondale
Wilkeeshine
Tao
Guetta
Aakler
Mre
Harry Harrison
Guy Chamberlain
Himeself
Prine
Unclear historical event with scattered train notes
Fragmented OCR text describes trains and locations such as Carbondale and New York, with garbled names, times, and routes. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge beyond mentions of trains arriving, points, and dates, leaving ambiguity about event type or outcome.
Watts 2 Doe Tratna Leave Oltenration
The report notes Watts, Doe, and Tratna leaving an operation in Oltenration and outlines ensuing steps. It mentions daily connections and plans tied to New York City routes and a 610 ppm detail.
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Watts 2
Doe
Tratna
Oltenration
Cuyhenduty
Dally Coneetih
Surmlag
Seay
Tales From the Street Club and Cremnacula Night
The Coltwabin close company members share a humorous tale of palm mischief at a charity dance in Watt's hall. Thomas Coleman mistakenly waters artificial palms and faces teasing, while a Cremnncula Society initiation prank unfolds with a joker and rounds of drinks. The show ties back to Mildred Holland and a Chestnut borough performance by the Bill Board and Trunk company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltwabin
Thomas Coleman
Charles Flull
Watt
Coleman
Konesdale
Sint
Perfor Sanchadt Mildred Holland
Honesdale
Phin
Bill Board and Trunk Company
Chestnut Borough
Roberts Celebrate Fourth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W J Roberts marked their fourth wedding anniversary on Wednesday evening with a gathering of friends at their pleasant home on South Washington.
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W. J. Roberts
Enter
South
Washington
Horse Races on Ice at Crystal Lake
A committee led by George F Mille Frank 1 Burr and John Jump von invites fast horse owners to a matinee on Crystal Lake Thursday January 3 1902 at 2 PM. Races promise exciting competition and orderly conduct, aiming to attract a large crowd and please the community.
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Crystal Lake
George F. Mille
Prank
Burr
John J. 8Umpvon
Columbia Hose Company Fair Closes With Large Crowd
The Columbia Hose Company fair ended last night after a large attendance. Prizes were drawn for amid dancing by Mozart orchestra, games, and a plum tree. Nearly two thousand were entertained. winners included Miss Mary Connolly for the rocker and Mrs. B Dirfee for the picture. others collected prizes of laundry, a diamond ring, and $25. The event was praised for social and financial success and the firemen received commendation.
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Columbia Hose Company
Columbia
Carbondale
Mozart Orchestra
Fale Ciassers
Mary Connolly
Vticket
B. Dirfee
Miecket No
Richard Dunn
Dundas Street
Mary Muldowney
Slinpgon
James Downes
Dour’ Theatrical Company
New York
Cliaper
Honesdale pipe story over Hull trial costs inflates facts
Wayne Independent reprints a local critique of Hull trial expenses. It claims costs reach 190108 with indirect costs unestimateable and accuses Carbondale detective J. Neary of charging nearly $1,000 for services. Neary disputes the claim, stating a $470 bill is accurate and standard fees were paid by Wayne County.
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Tireet
Wayne Independent
Hull
Wayne County
Beebles
Hiim
J. Neary
Carbondale
Schoornover
Lackawanna County
Honesdale
County of Wayne
Pinkerton
McCabbe
Neary
Fla
Cufyftierney Nuptials At St Rose Church
Ila Cum of Childs married Thomas Vierney in St. Rose Church. The ceremony, led by Rev. T Coffey, featured a Stockmann wedding march and a breakfast at the bride’s parents’ Hill Street home. The couple plans a two week trip to New York and Washington before settling in Mayfield. The groom works as a conductor on the Ontario and Western line.
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St. Rose Church
Mig Atoclouk
Ila Cum
Childs
Thomas ‘Vierney
Vo Stockminn
Ti. Coffey
Vo Ch
Anna McHugh
Patrick Joye
Hill Street
New York City
Washington, D.C
Mayfield
Ontivio and
Western Road
Miner Injured in Oil Fall at Edgerton Mines
Paxset Merrino was rushed to Emergency Hospital after a mine incident at Edgerton where a fall of oil almost buried him. He suffered a fractured rib bone and minor injuries. Martin Jordan’s condition at the hospital improved slightly. Patrick Morrison was admitted after a large cake fell on his foot while stowing tea.
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Paxset Merrino
Edgerton
Martin Jordan
Patrick Morrison
Precautionary Vaccination Effort Amid Similui-Pox Fear
As a precaution against possible simiuli-pox outbreak, many persons are being vaccinated daily. During the previous scare, which occurred several months ago, a large number went under the operation and it was thought then that only a few in the city remained unvaccinated.
Local vaccination drive faces limited city turnout
The city reports uneven vaccine uptake with only a few residents remaining unvaccinated as doctors urge continued participation. Officials note persistent gaps and emphasize outreach to spark higher turnout.
Neary Returns With Prisoner from Binghamton
Edward W. Neary brought back Stephen Cerrol who is wanted for stealing 440 dollars from Mayfield boarder Mike Machonick. Cerrol was found injured in Binghamton hospital and extradition papers were secured by Neary from Governor Stone and Governor Odell. Cerrol is now in the city jail and to be taken to Scranton on commitment by Alderman S. S. Jones.
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Edward WT. Neauy
Hinghamton
Stephen Cerrol
Mike Machonick
Mayfield
Binghamton
Neary
Stone
Odell
New York State
Joil
Scranton
Aldermin S. S.jones
Hiawatha at Grind Opera House Benefit
The production of Hiawatha at the Grind Opera House for Trinity Church will be staged tonight with splendor. Ticket sales have been unusually large and the participating children have been well drilled and will perform well.
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Grind Opera House
Trinity
Wil
Johnson House on Washington Sold to Watt for 34000
The William KR Johnson residence on Washington Place was purchased by Attorney Will ia EE Watt for 34000. It is described as one of the city’s finest homes with modern heating and sanitary systems. The building is currently occupied by Mr and Mrs Byron Guerin.
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William KR. Johnson
Washington Place
Willia EE. Watt
Mir
Byron Guerin
Fraternal Orders Mentioned in Brief List
A compact OCR fragment lists groups including Junior Order United American Mechanics Companions of the Forest American Legion of Honor The Royal Circle Crystal Camp Woodmen of the World.
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Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
the Royal Circle
Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the Warta
Injured man improves after coast on Park street
Charles Laimoreaux of Archhbald Street was injured days ago while coasting on Park Street. He was slightly improved yesterday and Dr Andrew Niles the attending physician hopes to have him around again soon.
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Charles Laimoreaux
Archhbald Street
Park Street
Andrew Niles
Birth notices from South Church Street records
A fragmented birth notice reports multiple entries including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Polke of White’s Cross Hang, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Molmtt on South Church Street with other names partially readable.
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Mire
James MolMtt
South Church Street
John Polke
White's Crosshng
Mll
Heichard
Mrs Salshurs Hosts Kluging at Grand Opera House
Mrs Salshurs in charge of the Kluging of Hiawatha at the Grand Opera House tonight, visiting with Dr Wheeler and his wife.
Young Man Charles Baker Admitted to Dr Wheeler's Hospital
In the hospital, Charles Baker was admitted to Dr H Wheeler's hospital yesterday. The young man is from Jermyn.
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Charles Baker
Jermyn
New York Officials Linked to Medical School Leadership Change
Common Councilman Alex Kennedy and Ix School Director W B Moon, now affiliated with the New York Surgical group, are noted in a city leadership update. The report outlines their roles and potential implications for local governance and medical affairs.
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Alex. Kennedy
New York City
W. BR. Moon
The
New York Surgical
Scott's Emulsion Promises Flesh and Strengthening Aid
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion helps make food taste better and strengthens a weak stomach. It urges thin individuals who can eat to begin regular doses, promising solid flesh and improved health as the product does the rest.
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Scott
Local guests visit city for brief meetings
Mire Mean is in the city for a few days meeting with success in his new field. P. J. Moran of Scranton and D. J. Melkeon of Olyphant were in the city yesterday and visited the Harrison house.
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P. J. Moran
Scranton
D. J. Melkeon
Olyphant
Harrison House
Bank Directors Buy Central Lot for New Building
First National bank directors purchased a 25 by 175 foot central plot formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Prank Steele for their new bank. A committee will obtain estimates for erecting the building and a ten ton fireproof vault was bought. Funeral services for Mrs George Buckingham were held at the Primitive Methodist church and interment at the borough cemetery. The pallbearers were Martin Stephens Thomas Parry James Dinner Ace Kirby Harry Neeve and Samuel Cooper. An Enterprise hall children's entertainment drew large crowds and Mrs William Caley of West Mayfield hosted a gathering with many attendees. Petey Ditmore of Bradford Pa visits at his home here. Local caucuses and political notes follow with Republican caucus tonight and Democrats caucus Saturday. Councilman Ciobanney opposition potential noted with Harry J Kennedy seeking renomination.
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First National Bank
Prank Steele
George Buckingham
Martin Stephens
Thomas Parry
James Dinner
Ace Kirby
Harrry Neeve
Samuel Cooper
Enterprise Hall
William Caley
West Mayfield
Chris Whitnes
Nicholson
Henry Langman
James Tucker
Mellow
Furry Reeves
Summons
Charles Blythe
Jel Martin
Mira. Stevens
Wheeler
Mire. R. Wheeler
Jr. Reynolds
Samuel Penny
Stephen Morcom
Henry Maynard
Charles McGinley
B. Caley
Baynard
Bone
Nichols
Petey Ditmore
Bradford
Mayfield
Ciobanney
Harry J. Kennedy
Second Ward Officials Named in Historic Election Roll
Yesterday's council report lists William Davis as school director and Joseph TL Davis as auditor with Thomas Weaver as constable, Morgan Evins as inspector, John Brooks as judge of election and William Scriven as auditor, marking the role of local figures in the election process.
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William §. Davis
Thomas Weaver
Joseph TL. Davis
William Scriven
Morgian Evins
John Brooks
Town Reports Wild Smallpox Rumor Dampened
A rumor that Mrs. Wil lim Pollard visited a Priceburg family with smallpox and that a Pollard relative killed someone here last Sunday proved highly exaggerated. Health Officer Grover and Board President Thompson investigated, found no basis, and warned of further action if needed. Officials also inspected school buildings for sanitation ahead of primaries.
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Willim Pollard
Brook Street
Priceburg
Pollard
J. B. Grover
H. L. Thompson
Board of Health
J. G. Grover
H.L. Thompson
Focal Board of Health
Marriage of Mist Mary Jane Davis and Grant White
Mist Mary Jane Davis and Grant White wed in Manay City with Rev Peter Roberts officiating. The couple will reside in Blakely and receive best wishes for a happy life. Also notes vaccination orders and local political events in Mahonoy area.
Taylor Town Church Activities Highlight Weekend
On Wednesday at the Methodiat church parsonage Rev B Henry united in marriage Miss Elsie Carey and Mr John Griffiths. The couple left for a wedding tour to New York and other places.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church Parsonage
B. Henry
Elsie Carey
John Griffiths
New York
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Alfred Hatton
Main Street
Charles Haviley
Beatrice Morris
Brwaaenit Siew
Edward E. Chivie
Railroad Street
Vhuyeh
Impaired by Parent Illness Clark Summit Tribute
Unclear report from Clark Summit notes Haram Ash's condition worsened by a parent's illness. C H Reynolds and family visit as friends this week. Died Mrs Elvira Gvitin, age unknown.
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Haram
Iilness Rey
C. H. Reynolds
Elvira Gvitin
Funeral Notice and Family Move Reported
Funeral at the home on Saturday January 26 at 2 p m with interment in Clark's Green cemetery. Professor Gay and family moved on Monday last to Cook's Falls New York.
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Clark's Green Cemetery
Gay
Cook's Falls
N.Y
Pr Republican Primary Ticket Results and Local Reopenings
The Republicans announce a strong borough slate from the primaries including councilmen candidates Thomas Winn A J Cooper Kin pinski H L Bdeall J H tuyninier John Pesotini Alex Allen George Pradel and Dr H J Baker along with school directors assessors constable auditors and election officials. Churches will reopen Sunday and Albert Barnes brother of the late Ralph Barnes returns home to Ohio.
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Thomas Winn
A. J. Cooper
Peter Kinpinski
H. L. Bdeall
J. H. Tuyninier
John Pesotini
Alex, Allen
George Pradel
H. J. Baker
William Swarts
Charles Butler
Wiliam Rummerfield
Ike Evans
William Charters
James Donnelly
John B. Miller
Joseph Keynork
A. C. Wiatson
Thomas L. Williams
Edsell
Ile
Albert Barnes
Ralph Barnes
Ohio
Bradford County Items From Towanda Fair and Local News
A Towanda area fair opens in the Sts. Peter and Paul school hall. Train worker B B Stone suffers a broken collarbone in a wreck on the Bowman's Creek line. Mrs. Mary Wardell dies at 74 after a brief illness. D M Turner seeks reappointment as Towanda postmaster. Brakeman Thomas Grace is killed near Burdett. Bradford County Growers' Association employs over forty workers in Towanda. J H Beeman preserves a wedding vest once worn by his great grandfather James Lent from Rome. Catherine Gillie dies after two weeks of paralysis at 4. She leaves a family. Nelson Row stands for hearing on a murder charge of M V Milla.
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Towanda
Sts. Peter and Paul's
B. B. Stone
Bowman's Creek
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Wardell
Mra
O. G. Frisbie
Thomas Grace
Lehigh Valley
Burdett
Baturday
Bradford County Growers’ Association
J. H. Beeman
Wysox
James Lent
Chloe Parks
Rome
Mr. Parks
Wits County
Catherine Gillie
Alley
Nelson Row
M. Vv. Milla
Justicn Yes
Many local affairs noted in Towanda area item brief
Witnesses heard as prisoner held to court. Temporary bridge on Bowman's Creek at Monroeton washed out delaying traffic. A. M. Fell named president of First National Bank, replacing C. L. Tracy. Canton held annual old folks ball with century-old styles featured. Odee Creamery of Le Roy earned honorary mention for butter at Pan American Exposition. Sixty seven liquor licenses granted by the court. five carried over. Republican county committee met. March 13 set for convention. Towanda figures W J Young and M B Lilley named for Congress.
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Bowman's Creek
Lehigh Valley
Monroeton
M. Fell
First National Bank
C. L. Tracy
Canton
Odee Creamery Company
le« Roy
Republican County Committee
Congress
W. J. Young
M. EB. Lilley
Towanda
Atlantic Express Pullman Crash Near Altoona Injures Mayor
An east bound Atlantic express Pullman section derailed at McGarvey’s station west of Altoona. The rear section struck by a freight train toppled, twelve occupants were thrown from beds. Mayor Writchey of Harrisburg was among the slightly injured. All travelers continued their journey.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Express
McGarvey's Station
McGarvey’s
Mayor Writchey
Harrisburg
Italians Barred From Lehigh Valley Trolley Lines
Exclusive wires report orders from the Lehigh Valley Transportation Co to bar all Italians from eleven trolley lines unless they hold a health certificate from the board of health. The restriction follows a prior escape from quarantine and travel from Bangor.
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Arpoelutial
Bethlehem
Northampton
Lehigh Valley Troartion Company
Boand
Bangor
War Veterans Demand Recognition From President Action
A delegation of World War veterans protested in Washington against the White House and War Department delays in recognizing service. They urged the president to take decisive steps to address veterans’ needs and to ensure timely benefits and justice for all who served.
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Troy
Piva
Washington
Jan. S
Spaniel Way
de Winlom
Emma Soci
Anita Gongyraad
Udita
Elvil Wersloe
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Jouve Ganionitute
Sevariton
Trifis Teave Carbondale
Pointe Orth
Will
Sematon
Pointe Nerit
Sumilas
Setanta
AO A
Cudekia
Ilo Ye In
Cremnncula Singing Society
Bay
Vin
Dor Hin
Thie City
E. J. Neary
Hiawatha
Lamoreaux
Mrs. Salsbury
Crane’s
Newmarkets and Raglans
Newmarkets
Raglans
Newmarkets and
Crane
Lackawanna Ave
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Mary Jane Davis
William V. Davis
Grant White
Blakely
Peter Roberts
Mahanoy City
Myr
George Spits
Justice of the Peace Cummings
Taylor
Clark Summit
Duryer
Bradford County
Scranton ‘Tribone
Pullman
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