Delays and Trains on Delaware and Hudson Line Services
The Carbondale area timetable details November trains for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. Notice routes include Albany Saratoga and Wilkes Barre connections with specific departures from Waymart and Honesdale, plus arrivals at Carbondale and Scranton. It lists schedules, stops, and special performances such as stage works by The Garretton Gir and other plays.
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City Auttan
Scranton
Wilhmethitre
Albany
Saratoga
Moniireat
Wmislan
Far Poutille
Wayiart
Mmonerdale
Honceille
Carboneitte
Wilkes Maree
Stranton
Ole Honesdale
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Removal of Dundart Street Trestle Dims Historic Rail Feature
Remnants of the old craqu ity railroad disappear as the Dundart street trestle is removed. Work continues on a new coal branch along the canal bed to the old union station and tanks. Wires and poles are re routed, affecting the city fire alarm system and services.
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Craquity Railroad
Dundaf Street
Salem Avenue
Woorknnen
Woo
Ino
Salemoa Avenue
Tumel
Union Station
Seventh Avenue
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Dundart Street
Dundatt Street
Minstrels Draw Small but Loyal Crowd at Grand
The Culbane minstrels performed at the Grand Saturday afternoon and evening. Interest in minstrelsy is waning, with Gul and his black-laced ensemble attracting a modest turnout.
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Culbane Minstrels
Frankie Carpenter Stock Company at the Grand this week
The Frank ie Carpenter Stock Company presents plays at the Grand theater this week with tickets priced at 10 20 and 280 cents in the evening and 20 cents in the afternoon, according to an advertised schedule.
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Wand
Frankie Carpenter
A Change to Postum and Grape-Nuts Improves Health
A Alabama couple cures stomach and nervous troubles by abandoning coffee and certain foods. They credit Postum Coffee and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food with restoring strength and sleep, noting long relief after four months. A brother in California and his family also use Postum.
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Asan
Aileknian Millx
Ala
Ilend Heath
Califorpnia
Little Boy Struck By Trolley In Carbondale
Six year old Carl Inglish son of Nathan English of Belmont Street was dragged about 100 feet by a trolley as it sped down Drummond Avenue. He escaped serious injury, suffering only contusions to the head and face. The crash is blamed on high speed on Belmont and Main streets, with estimates up to thirty miles an hour. The Tribune calls for enforcement of speed limits and safety measures by the railway officials.
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Carl Inglish
Nathan English
Belmont Street
Carbondale
Drummon
Avenue
Ma Marvel
Heniaber
Main Street
the Tribune
EN Grey
Len
Mary Winn
Ehie
Ben
Mary
Sally
Avi
Cours
Tom
Weins
Alupy
Horses Left Without Shelter on River Bank Draw Criticism
A reader urges The Tribute to publish on cruelty to horses rented by a contractor along the Lickawanni river between Sixth and Salem avenues. About twenty five horses have stood without shelter or feed since Thursday afternoon, with a contractor expected to move them to service soon.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
McHasse
Lickawanni
Sixth
Salem Avenues
Evils of the Dance Warns Youth at St Rose Mass
Very Rev T F Coffey condemned public dance halls at the 8 o clock Mass saying mixed gatherings before midnight invite dangers to youths of both sexes. He urged prudence and discretion in how young people pursue such pleasures.
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T. F. Coffey
St. Rose Church
Father Coffey
Pather Coffey Sahil
Pauline
Pather Coffey
Wedded in Schenectady
News comes of the marriage of Miss Anna Medurl and Dennis Doyle of this city. They wed in Schenectady New York at St John’s church by Rev Father O’Reilly. Miss Nova Daly and John McDonough were attendants. After a two week trip the couple will reside in Carbondale.
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Anna Medurl
Dennis Doyle
Behenectady
Pather O'Reilly
St. John's Church
Nova Daly
Sehenocndy
John McDonough
Scranton Man Undergoes Kidney Surgery At Bovunton Private
Marcus Duffy of Scranton underwent kidney surgery at Bovunton Private Hospital Saturday. The operator was Dr RooH Gibbons. Gatty Wis reported to be quite comfortable and expected to have a good recovery. The patient is well known in the city and previously worked at the local post office and Carbormdale daily newspapers.
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Marcus Duffy
Scranton
Bovunton
Rooh. Gibbons
Gatty Wis
Thie City
Berpale
Newepa Pares
Funeral for Campbell Ditchburn in Scranton today
The funeral for the late Campbell Ditchburn will be held today with interment in Scranton. Services are to be held at his former home on Canaan Street at 12:15, conducted by Reverend Charles of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Campbell Ditchburn
Scranton
Canaan Street
Hey
Charloe Hes
Piret Arembyteria
Deceased to be moved by 1.42 train to Borahton
The text states the deceased will be taken to the city station and then along the Delaware and Mudeen road on the 1.42 train to Borahton. Details are sparse but indicate a planned transport by rail.
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City
Delaware and Mudeen Road
Borahton
Jordan's Case Hopeless at Emergency Hospital
The opinion at Emergency hospital is that Martin Jordan, who was admitted by Patrick McNulty, is in a hopeless condition. Jordan grows weaker and may not rally enough strength to pull through. Sally poses no likely opportunity for aid.
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Martin Jordan
Patrick McNulty
Joydan
Sally
Poseitle
Abel
Copper mine owner warns of bleak copper market
J T Donahoe of Salt Lake City visits Harrison base then Susquehanna to see relatives. He notes the Amalgamated Copper break has demoralized the copper district with six to seven thousand miners out of work as mining slows. He heads to Pittsburgh for related business.
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J.T. Donahee
Salt Lake City
Harrison
Susquehanna
Donahoe
Amalgamated Copper
Q Usto
Pittsburg
Downer E P Joling Drives Big Bones Rivalry
E P Joling now trains Big Bones the sorrel once tied to Levi Patterson. The horse was sold with a mare to a Nevely man by Jo Simpson. The other horse was killed by an engine a couple of months ago. Johns' acquisition stirs local owners of speedy horses and hints at a meet atop a nearby pond.
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Forest City
Levi Patterson
E. P. Joling
Jo 0. Simpson
Hospital Admission and Fall Injure Local Residents
Loyal Mould of Canain street was admitted yesterday for surgical treatment after a fall that injured his leg. The bone shows disease and he will undergo an operation for relief. Mrs Steteer of Parent City was admitted to the women’s medical ward on Saturday.
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Loyal Mould
Canain Street
Steteer
Parent City
Drug Gist Seeks Sousa Concert Seats in Scranton
Herbert I. Clark of Bondale advertises a large sale of Sousa concert seats for the new artery to Scranton next Tuesday. Matinee seats are 25 cents and 50 cents, while evening seats range from 25 to 1 dollar, with many taking advantage at popular prices.
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Herbert I. Clark
Arebondale
Scranton
Local Bodies Convene Amid Fraternal and Civic Groups
Olive Learlodge presides as common council hosts Olive Learlodge Olive Geneva Oud Fellows and Patriothe Order Sons of America meeting with Carbondale council Knights of Columbus and Pederal union in T2104 agenda brief a summary of fraternal civic collaborations.
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Common Council
Olive Learlodge
Pederal Union
Patriothe Order Sons of America
Carbondale Council
Knights of Calumbus
Recital Series Planned at Trinity Church in Lent
Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer arranges a series of organ recitals during Lent at Trinity Church. It mirrors last year with leading local organists presenting numbers.
Tomorrow Night Dance At Burke Hall By Mozart Orchestra
The A. PLOT quartet will host a subscription dance at Burke's hall with the Mozart orchestra providing music. The hall will be well decorated and the event is described as a focal affair for attendees.
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Tomoorrow
A. PL Ot. Quartette
Danoc
Burke's Hall
Sinc
Mozart Orchestra
Ice Harvest Expands on Newton Lake Ponds
Newton lake ice harvest promises an exceptionally large yield this year as foremen marshal crews to fill houses around the pond. Owner Mr. Yarrington directs men to prepare the cut.
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Newton Lake
Yarrington
Mrs Michel Kelly Improves Somewhat at Home
Mrs Michel Kelly of South Main street shows some improvement in health after illness described as quite A1, with relatives reporting gradual recovery and stable condition at home.
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Michel Kelly
South Main Street
Social notes from Honendale and neighboring towns
Miss Mary Kelly of Honendale visits urbondale for lands Allomaney with HH W Mulholland of Feranton spending yvestonlay in Corbone dile Mike Allen Thowles of Scranton guests Miss Gertrude Tucker on Washington street Miss Lixvie Merrick of New York also mentioned in the passing throng.
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Mary Kelly
Honendale
Urbondale
Lands
Allomaney
HH. W. Mulholland
Feranton
Corbonedile
Mike Allen Thowles
Scranton
Gertrude Tucker
Washington Street
Lixvie Merrick
New York
Scott's Emulsion Promises Relief for Scrofula Sores
An ad claims Scott's Emulsion heals neck sores caused by scrofula and prevents consumption. It warns scrofula can lead to serious disease, urging parents to use the product as the preventive measure.
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Scott
Community Notes From Carbondale Visits Guests
Police official John McAndrew of Olyphant visited Carbondale, former home of his, while John Naylor of Prudential in Honesdale stayed with Edward Matheld and wife, and Miss Annie Powderly plans a return to New York after a family visit. The Knight of Columbus hall event in Madison Square Garden was attended by Patrick Brennan and others.
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John Merrick
Carte Avenue
John McAndrew
Olyphant
Carbondale
Paul Smith
James 4. Fox
Patrick Brennan
Columbus
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Annie Powderly
Hugh Powderly
John Naylor
Prudential Insurance Comany
Honesdale
Jones
Edwarl S. Matheld
The
Tribune
Hatfield
Georgo Luubehine
Jermyn and Mayfield News Roundup
Obituary notes Mary Biurdish aged near eighty died after a week of illness in Jermyn. Survived by son Patrick and daughters Meehan Walsh and Casey. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church with interment at St. Thomas Archbald. Also local caucus results in Third ward and plans for a Philippine veterans ball at Assembly Bath. Various local residents mentioned with illness travel and social events.
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Mary Biurdish
Muet
Ireland
Jermyn
Patrick
Meehan
Michael Walsh
East Side
Casey
South Side
Carbondale
Sacred Heart Church
St. Thomas
Archbald
Third Ward
Artesian Hose Company
Connellman
John Cihinney
J. J. Meehan
Matthew Leslie
Neil Gallagher
James Hoxie
Taylor
John Rawling
Scranton
George Edmunds
Windsor Hotel
Grace Townsend
McChrone
South Main Street
St. James Church
Winfred Shuaffer
Third Street
Croup
Daniel Carter
Green Ridge
Dell Brady
Mayfield
Arthur Day
Alvira
Christie Moyer
Coorbondhile
Wo mens Guild Supper and Local Notes in Blakely
The Wo mens Guild of St. George’s mission hosts supper in Edwards building Blakely tomorrow evening from 6 to 8 with menu including toast chicken dressing brown gravy nutsherd potatoes turnips celery pickles cranberry sauce cabbage salad bread and butter tea coffee and ice cream also sold Wickets for supper 2 cents. Local social notices follow including visits from Scranton residents and vaccination of hundreds of pupils at St Patrick’s Parochial academy. A stereopticon entertainment is planned at the Congregational church under A V Bower esq with a Democratic primary caucus in the Second ward and a citizens’ caucus in the Fourth this evening.
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St. George's Mission
Edwards
Blakely
Kopp
Scranton
Jeanette Kingsley
Biakels
Maneer
Wilkes-Barre
Matthew Mackey
Lackawanna Street
St. Patrick’s Parochial Academy
Congregational Church
A.V. Bower
Cornell
M. Basak
George Shylak
Constable
John Murray
Grand White
Citizens
Mary O'Connor
TH. M. Beyea
Duanemore
W.oa. Hull
Community notices and social events in Taylor area
Supt Taylor and Mrs Mere host gossip filled evening on Cooper street with Mr and Mrs Clements and entertainment by the Taylor Silver Car Hebbig and Arthur Morguns. A baby girl Ankie Morris dies at one year. funeral today from parental home to Forest Home cemetery. Young Men’s Christian Association plans phonograph entertainment at Von Horn’s hall. Local political notices include Democratic and Republican nominations in Sixth ward. Mr and Mrs Willa Atherton wed in Philadelphia and Washington. to reside in South Main street. Taylor Grajorio society holds a strong rehearsal.
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Paul Clemis
Cooper Street
Clements
Taylor
Hebbig
Arthur Morguns
Bissa
Mra
Mia
William Morris
Ahain Street
Anhie
Forest Home
Young Men's Christian Association
von Horn
Foheol
Philip Roche
Patrick Gibbons
Patrick Phanagan
Charles Woodraft
Republicana
Council
Shmvs
John Kridge
Joly Froper
Willa Atherton
Philadelphia
Waushington, CO
South Main Street
Taylor Grajorio Society
Calvary Baptist Society Expands Revivals and Events
Calvary Baptist church reports progress with a teaching program led by Prof. D J Jones and aims to hold April meetings. Revival services continue at Methodist Episcopal church under Rev C B Henry. Rev BP Jones preached at Welsh Congregational church in Welsh while Edward D Davis of West Scranton visited his parents on Tallwood street.
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Calvary Baptist Church
D. J. Jones
Witlas Maven
C. B. Henry
BP. Jones
Weat Scranton
Welsh Congregational Church
Lackawanna Lodge
Edward D. Davis
Weat Scrinton
Mra
Baward E. Davia
Tallroud Street
Lerdway
Sheriff in Moonshine Cave Rescue Plot Turns Deadly
In a mountain cave siege, Sheriff Ben is captured by moonshiners and bound with witches. Mary and Tom plot a daring rescue as hogs attack. Tom kills the moonshiners’ boar and saves the sheriff. Mary reveals love for Tom, not the sheriff, complicating loyalties.
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Endorsed for Rheumatism
Santo Canastota J W Stanton leader of G A R praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy after personal cure from rheumatism. Ad touts free trial offer and pamphlet by sending name and address to Rondout New York while noting druggists sell the remedy at one dollar per bottle and six for five dollars.
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J. W. Stanton
Canastota, N. Y
David Kennedy
Rondout
Canastota
N. Y
Jones’ Drug Store
Bright
David
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