Rail timetable notes for Carbondale and connections
The Carbondale column lists Delaware and Hudson Railroad schedules with train departure times from Carbondale and arrivals from Barre Scranton and connection towns. It notes Sunday trains and connections to Albany Montreal New York lines and local hubs like Honesdale and Wilkes Barre with various listed times.
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Carbondale
Elty Hatton
Branton
Wilkes
Suna
Albany
Montreal
Honesdale
Ecee
Chitondale
Reer Barre
Scranton
Tl. I
Wrymart
Eloneddale
Trains Schedules Include New York and Beranton Routes
Train timetable notes show connections among New York, Beranton and nearby points. Listings mention departures from Carbondale and arrivals from Beranton and Cadosia with morning and afternoon times on weekends and weekdays.
Erie Railroad Train Connections Route Summary
Erie Railroad details connections from Hine 23 1000 and Carbondale to New York City and Buffalo via Susquehanna with Western points. Train 0.45 9. mm signals schedule and 67 p.m connections, with arrivals at 8.58 a.m.
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Hine
Tation
Carbondale
Uhiby Thy
Galty
Kundav
Winghamton
New York City
Bulila
Susquehana
Swequelanna
Will Appeal Decision on Carbondale Municipal Water Plant
City leaders and Municipal League supporters plan to appeal Judge Hussey's injunction ruling blocking a municipal water plant. Mayor Kilpatrick and L A Roberts indicate readiness for a Supreme Court fight, while a League meeting at the Academy of Music will discuss the decision and strategy.
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Judge Hussey
Consolidated Water Company
City of
Carbondale
Municipal Water Movement
Geen
Kilpatrick
Halsey
Supreme Court
Municipal League
Academy of Musicc
Jack McGowan Escapes After Paroled Convict Sighting
Jack McGowan of the White H Bridge has fled from Constable Neary after asking to change clothes. Sought on charges from his former wife Ben Barry the ex convict sprinted away Monday morning escaping through his father’s house and fleeing toward Mayfield.
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Jack" McGowan
White H Bridge
Eastern Penitentiary
Ben Barry
Neary Ia
McGowan
Stalin
Mayfield
McGowan Faces New Information After Bail Refusal
McGowan, released from prison under recent leniency, is subject to a new information filed by his estranged wife Ellen Barry. The case alleges fault and battery and threats with possible attempted criminal assault. Barry describes repeated indecent advances and violent pursuits at her home, causing ongoing fear since his return from custody.
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Gowen
Neary
Gowan
Atkine
McGowan
Ellen Barry
Archbald
MeQowuti
Hts
Hyer
Emergency hospital treats record broken with thirty seven patients
The hospital reports the highest number of patients ever in Emergency at one time, totaling thirty seven. Mrs Wright and the nurses are kept continually busy as disease and accidents appear more prevalent. Miss Abiel Carden is recovering well after surgery, Patrick Morrison can move about, William Utty faces toe amputation after freezing injuries, and Martin Jordan remains very weak.
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William Utty
Martin Jordan
Local Hospital News From Jermyn and Forest City
Mrs Patrick Thilin of Jermyn discharged as cured and home. Robert Baker of Jermyn improving after hospital stay. Gerald McHul recovering rapidly after appendicitis operation. Miss Annie Mebanakin of Forest City to leave hospital this week. Mrs Lucey of Forest City improving after recent operation. Other patients listed are progressing slowly.
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Patrick Thilin
Jermyn
Robert Baker
Gerald McHul
Annie Mebanakin
Forest City
Hospita
Foreigner from Simpson Family Almost Freezes Waiting For Street Car
John Lomwinle of Simpsony and his wife with four children and a clock were displaced by Northwest breaker fire and moved to Mayfield. They waited in Simpson for a street car for hours, then rode to their new home late morning, the children half clothed and shivering, scavenging for scraps for dinner. The father tried to pawn colors to fund his move.
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John Lomwinle
Simpsony
Mayfield
Simpson
Mitchell House Company to Parade to Archbald Fair
The Mitchell House company members meet at the hose house this evening in uniform trousers and cups. They will parade to the Seventh Avenue station and board the 7 oclock train for Archbald where they will be guests of the Archbald five bal dies opening their fair tonight. Outsiders will accompany the company.
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Mitchell House
Hose
Fire escape contractor begins work on city buildings
Frederick Mursch of Scranton started erecting fire escapes on several large city buildings. The school board and contractors H Williams P Burke and William E Watt awarded contracts. He already has seventeen building contracts in Honesdale.
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Frederick Mursch
Scranton
Mr. Murach
School Board
H. Williams
P. Burke
William E. Watt
Honesdale
James J Gorman Injured in Accidental Fall on Wyoming Street
James J. Gorman, assistant manager of the Loston Tea Company at the local branch, slipped on ice on South Wyoming Street yesterday and sustained a badly sprained arm. Dr. Kelly attended the injuries and he will be kept from business duties for some time.
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James J. Gorman
Loston Tea Company
Wyoming Street
Dr. Kelly
James
Assault and Battery Case Before Alderman Atkinson
Judson Seara faced assault charges in a case tried before Alderman Atkinson yesterday. The plaintiff was Airs. Van Voorat. Beare was held in $200 bail for court appearance after securing a bondsman.
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Judson Seara
Wattery Conan
Atkinson
Hipalster
van Voorat
Beare
Franky Carpenter Co Presents A Trip to India at Grand
At the Grand last night the Frankie Carpenter company staged Aly Friend from India a roaring force in three acts. A lively minute was the order of the evening and the performance gave entire satisfaction to every patron.
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Frankie Carpenter
Grand Opera House
Aly Friend
India
Delighted Audience Applauds Invehter Company
The audience praised the company for a well fit performance from start to end. Miss Nint Gendel carried the coubrette part adding to the hit she made Monday night and the show promised further delights with Pawn Ticket No. 20 tonight. The troupe, praised as among the best in repertoire, played to crowded houses all week with varied specialties.
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Nint Gendel
Adi
Georgie and Kimball VI Leave Carbondale in Spring
The public notes with regret that Georgie and Kimball VI will depart Carbondale in the spring to return to Malis, their homeland. Associations binding them to the scenes of his youth remain strong despite time and changed relations.
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Georgie & Kimball VI
Carbondale
Malis
Carbondale Figures Reflect on Community Leader Kimball
The Carbondale community mourns Mr. Kimball whose unselfish efforts advanced fellowship and local development. As president of the Carbondale Cycle Club his loss hurts the organization and loyal supporters. Thomas Levison plans to move to Colorado seeking business prospects, with townsfolk predicting a bright future for his investments and development efforts.
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Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Uae
Gul Tim Brother
Alt Winall
Carbondale
Simone
Krimball
Daates
Viches
Thomas Levison
Colorado
G Levison
Levicon
Fortune
Obituary Mrs Catherine Sperl of Drummond Avenue
Mrs Catherine Sperl widow of Henry Sperl longtime resident of Susquehanna and Drummond Avenue dies after emergency hospital treatment. Born in Germany in 1840 she migrated at fourteen to Susquehanna later marrying Henry Sperl and moving to this city. She belonged to the First Methodist church and was active in charity. Survived by daughter Harriet Rhule and sons Theodore Predevik and Henry. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Catherine ‘Sperl
Drummond Avenue
Henry Perl
Dew Ft
Sperl
Catherine Prucks
Germanny
Susquehanna
Henry Sper
Mira
Boetl
First Meth.olistochurel
Shata
Harriet Rhule
Theodore
Predeviolk
Thinity
Henry
Tint of letters remaining in the Care bondale
Apparent fragment notes unreadable text from Care bondale Washington dated January 28 mentions unknown persons and Janis in a terse archival line.
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Bondale
Pontouice
Tor
Janis
Right food right medicine and time to help the consumptive
An advertising notice promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as essential for consumption. It urges right food and medicine, and emphasizes taking treatment at the first sign of disease. It claims the emulsion helps and often cures, with added pointers like fresh air and early use.
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Scott
SLOTY
Pearl Street
New York
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Iam
Joseph Fike
Lost Springs
Marion Co
Kansas
Rusland
John A. Calloway
26Th St
Columbus
Ella Quick
Cass City
Tuscola Co
Mich
Barber Albert Cobb and others named in local notice
A fragmented list names Barber Albert Cobb, F. Cooper, George Matthews, Samuel Pietee, P. Stanton, Henry Stone, Fannie Walker, Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Verna Arthur, Mrs. Austin Hawkins, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Mdna Stands, Mrs. Dilexn Gibron, Miss Chyo Carter, and Mine Maggie Newman in a local public notice portion.
A. P. P. quartet performance draws crowd at Buriea Hall
The A. P. P. quartet impressed last night in Buriea Hall with four young men presented to a hearty welcome. The Mozart Orchestra supplied music for dancing as the elaborately decorated hall shone with drapes and lights. Several out of town guests attended.
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A. P.P. Quartette
Burie'a Hall
Mozart
Pick Fight Leads to Court Appearance in Delaware Work
A worker in a Delaware and Hudson section pang fought with another using a pick. The assailant struck a hole in a coat and drew a cut on his opponent. The assailant was held for court before Alderman Morrison pending further action.
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Delaware and Hudson
Pang
Ball
Alderman Morrison
Accident at Hendrick Manufacturing Hurts George Hudson
George Hudson of Hendrick Manufacturing was injured when he fell against a machine at work on Monday. His hind leg and wrist sustained heavy bruising in the incident.
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George Hudson
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Church Council Meeting at St. Paul’s Tonight
The St. Paul’s church council meets this evening at 8 o'clock at A. Gerhardt’s residence. Full attendance is requested.
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St. Paul's Church
A. Gerhardt
Ladies' Ald Society Meet at St Paul Lutheran Church
The Ladies' Ald society of St Paul Lutheran church will meet tonight at 8 oelow in the Gerhardt residence to discuss important matters.
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Ladies' Ald Society of
St. Paul
Sousa Concert Draws Large Scranton Audience
A large crowd from the city attended the Sousa concert last night in Scranton. Several remained in Scranton today as guests of local friends.
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Sousa
Scranton
Ladies Aid Meet at Mrs Jimes Home on Ninth Avenue
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church will hold a meeting this afternoon at Mrs Jimes residence on Ninth Avenue.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
Charles Lamoreaux Improving After Coasting Accident
Charles Lamoreaux injured in a coasting accident is improving. Dr. Andrew Niles is attending him.
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Charles Lamoreaux
Andrew Niles
Hint
Former Carbondalian Hero Edgar McGoulty Guest in Weehawken
Edward McGoulty, a former Carbon dale boy, now living in Weehawken, is hosted by Lawrence Burke on the West Side. The social visit highlights his local roots and current residence.
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Edward McGoulty
Carbondale
Weehawken
Lawrence Burke
Inspector Gorman in Carbondale on post office business
Postoffice Inspector Gorman was in Carbondale the last few days for business connected with the local post office.
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Gorman
Carbondale
Passing Throng Notes From Wilkes-Barre Visitors
Local society notes list residents and visitors in the city yesterday including M J Geary of Wilkes-Barre W A Lawlor of Jessup Agnes Grady Mayfield Charles Marshh Louis Wess from the Electric City at Hotel Americn Agnes Mirth of Olyphant entertained by Carbondale friends 4 W Seymour N Wuebler of Scranton registered at Hotel Morrison Henry Klein E Whitby W JD Wolf of Scranton in city yesterday Maury Reilly returned home in Honesdale after a few days here Marie Mullady of South Main street visited Mrs Thomas Cummings Archbald Mrs Thomas Cummings Arch bald guest of her parents on South Main street W W Murphy of Scranton visiting his brother Thomas Murphy focal representative of the International School of Correspondence Scranton.
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M. J. Geary
Wilkes-Barre
W. A. Lawlor
Jessup
Agnes Grady
Mayfield
Carbondale
Charles Marshh
Louis Wess
Electric City
Americrn
Agnes Mirth
Olyphant
W. Seymour
N. Wuebler
Scranton
Morrison
Henry
Gospel singer to visit Jermyn Mayfield for revival series
Plans in Jermyn and Mayfield call for evangelist Mrs. M Bliss Wilson to lead a winter revival at the Baptist church starting Sunday February 4 with daily meetings through the week. Wilson, sister of the late hymn writer P P Bliss, has toured major cities with renowned evangelists and is praised by Thurlow Weed as the Jenny Lind of gospel renewal. Local voters in Mayfield nominate tickets for council and school posts amid community events and hospital news. the Delaware and Hudson colliery resumes progress after two weeks.
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Jermyn
Tein
M. By Bliss Wilson
Boston
Denver
Thurlow Weed
Willon
Jenny Lind
Gaa Red Gang
Lord Save Souls
Mayfield Voters
Harry Reeve
William Caley
John McCarthy
George Oakley
James Timlin
Wheelers
Surhondile
Crystal Lake
Mayfield
Ucket
Samuel Constantine
James Quinn
Thomas Burke
Michael Gaughan
Patrick Tallot
Taylor Emblem Division 17th Anniversary Observed
The seventeenth anniversary of Emblem division No 57 Sons of Temperance was celebrated at Van Horns hall with an entertainment and banquet. Officers were installed by District Deputy Isaac Davis including George Edmonds as past worthy patriarch and Richard Roberts recording secretary.
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Emnblem
Sons of Temperance
van Horn's
Isaac Davis
George Edmonds
Norima Evans
Mary L. Howells
Richard Roberts
Evan A. Davis
David 'T. Reese
Her
Local events highlight a busy week with concerts and funeral
A long program of entertainment following an installation included recitations, musical selections, and a phonograph interlude featuring performers such as Hyvan Thomas William Jones and Miss Della Davis. The same day Annie Morris 14 funeral was held at Forest Home cemetery.
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Bert Reese
Mary Jones
Inside Sentinel
Fhirry Sergives
Outside Sentinel
Paul Garrett
Benjamin Evans
EB. . Evans
Harnees
Hyvan Thomas
William Jones
George Hayden
Messrs. Morgans and Jones
Arthur Morgans
Della Davis
William Griffiths
Richard Roberts
Annie
William G. Morris
Malin Street
Fey
Richard Butland
Providence
Forest Home
Mary Jenkins
Mary Berivens
Glidya Samuels
Ea M. Davis
Edith Daniels
Jennie Gruver
Rose Dougherty
Edith Bdenith
Young Men's Christian Association
Taylor Mine
Taylor
Lackawanna Compialy
John Thomas
W. B. Owens
Allen- Low
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Segalon
Mir
Albert Luke
Provider
Vier
Local Visitors and Family Ties Highlight Small Town Life
The article notes Mrs BE and Mr BE along with Fr Jenkins on Main street visiting yesterday. It also mentions Thomas Moses of Ridge street visiting William Hurles a student at the Pennsylvania Medical College in Pittsburgh.
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Sted
Fr. Jenkins
Main Street
Thomas Moses
Ridge Street
William Hurles
Pennsylvania Medical College
Pittslure
Elmhurst Community Notes Reflect Illness Deaths
Three children of Mr and Mrs O Riel suffer scarlet fever attended by Dr Knedler. Mrs Byron Buckingham visited Scranton friends. Henry Fordham and C M Curtis connected with family. Harry Berdine recovers from pneumonia. Hedraden school closes primary. Miss Schin nerling ill. Rev G H Cole visits Clark's Green cousin Rev H Parlett East. News of Stanley W Bortrer’s sudden death at Porto Rico casts gloom. funeral at Daleville with interment there.
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O Riel
Dr. Knedler
Byron Buckingham
Scranton
Henry Fordham
C. M. Curtis
Din Sullivan
Harry Berdine
Hraded School
Algies
Daleville
To Cure Grip in Two Days Luxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims Luxative Bromo Quinine cures grip in two days and notes BE. W. Grove signature on every hog product line. The copy emphasizes a medical remedy and a branded assurance.
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BE. W. Grove
Moosic Notes and Sunday Visits Mentioned
Fragmentary notes describe Moosic residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs Chapman of Green Ridge are noted with their son and a Charlie Sullivan at a Sunday gathering. The source has many misspellings and unclear phrases.
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Livi
Mocouw
Sudan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario
Western
Tratha
Beranton
Triltia Jouve
Tealne Inavin
USAG
Cartwall
Ote
Béranton
Cadosia
Erie Railroad
Municipal Water League
Hulsey
Jack
M’gowan
Wheeler's Hospital
Mitchell Hose Company
James Gorman
the Grand
George
Church Council
Mrs. James
John Fox
Ontario and Western Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Wer Council
Hugh Marley
Vincent Tomaykey
Theodore Wuchna
John McDonnell
Edward Kilgatlon
Constable
Okefey Zwansha
Thomas Ruddy
Alex Klemish
Mispah Lodge No
Wiebekuh
Grant Kell
Frank Steele
Hill
John Solomon
EH Street
First National Bank
Jane Baker
South
Matin Street
Str
Myra
Frank Hemdright
Secon Street
C. W. Snyder
Pere Javvie
de. Ra Ve Pherqe
Buffalo, N
Elmhurst
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