Train Schedule Fragments From Carbondale Station
Fragmentary timetable notes list train departures and arrivals connecting Carbondale with Wilkes Barre Scranton Albany Montreal New England points and Waymart Monedale and other towns. Times appear inconsistent with several digits and letters. some lines describe Sunday services and connections.
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Vember
Sbabiach
Ae Fol
Bhor Berariton
Wilkes Barres
Saeps
VL A. Hy
Psd
Albany
Sunnday
Carbondale
Whyhiart
Minnesdale
Train Schedule Fragments Reflect Busy Sunday Routes
Fragmentary notes show September 17 1901 train connections at Carbondale Scranton and Weav ing with arrivals to New York and the coast. Mentions include Sunday departures at 7 and 1 daytimes with connections to Merenton and Retanton amid weather hints.
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Tianaeve Carbondale
Scranton
Carbondale
Points
Wea
Hindary
New York
Gorn Wall
Ate
Teith
Retanton
Fran
Pointy Torthy
Train Timetable Fragment from Aue 24 2001
Fragmented OCR dated August 24 2001 outlines train routes and stations including city station Garbotdele Miktoa and New York city connections. It mentions journeys to Battie and Stiequotwana with connecting lines and times though many words are garbled.
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Aue
Garbotdele
Dilly
Miktoa
New York City
Battie
Siinioy
Saham
Brinbiya
Fire destroys Corrigan home after store blaze
James Corrigan, already ruined when his Park Place shop burned, lost his home on South Church Street yesterday. Fire chief notes weak water pressure delayed efforts. only a few chairs and bedding survived. Mrs Corrigan injured en route to the scene.
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James Corigan
Corrigan
Park Flace
South Church Street
Jacob
Mitchells
Wills
Handy HUSBAND endorses Grape-Nuts breakfast dish
A Topeka resident recalls how Grape-Nuts with cream transformed health after a long hot-country illness. The testimonial credits early Postum and cereals for improved digestion and strength, noting a friend with digestive troubles also found relief and weight gain. Name mentions Postum Co and Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oure
Topeka
Kun
Postum Co
Battle Crock
Mich
Fragmentary health incident prompts medical help
A damaged OCR fragment describes a dangerous shock requiring a physician and fear for the patient's life. The person rallied and survived though still suffering, with unclear names or places.
Municipal Water Opinion Features at Public League Meeting
At the Academy of Music a Municipal Ownership League meeting elected J B A Tingley as president and W W Towne as secretary. L A Roberts and Reese Hughes criticized Judge Halsey’s water ruling, urging continued court action to secure the city’s water rights amid Consolidated Water and Rushbrook disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
League
J. P. A. Tingley
W. W. Towne
Addesses
L. A. Roberts
Reese Hughes
Hussey
Municipal Ownership League
Academy of Muale
Wee L. A. Roberts
Srateniie
J. B. A. Tingley
John B. Walsh
Roose Hughes
Hughes
Halsey
Court of Last Resort
Mgr. Roberts
Consolidated Water Company
Municipal Water Fight
Roberts
Carbondale
Rushbrook Company
Jersmyn
Consolidated Company
Supreme Court
Chiltomen Walsh
Couneils
John J. Marr
Scranton
Walsey Wik
Padibrook Waatey Company
Judge Kidivey
Nuiaicipal
Beocha Ab
Obituary for Hobert F Bartlett of Dahlgreen Illinois
Hobert F Bartlett formerly of Carbondale Illinois died at his West home after years in Fontana Kansas He was born in Peankin New York and married Mira Louise Oman Sixty years in mercantile business and as a ticket agent for Delaware and Vindon He is survived by wife and two sons Harry and Rennie Funeral for Margaret Mitchell held in Scranton and Carbondale ties noted Services scheduled at St Peters Cathedral with burial in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert F. Bartlett
Dahlgreen
Mr. Bartlett
Peankiln
N.Y
Mira Louise Oman
TE. Ottiman
Lincoln Avenue
Delaware and Vindion Company
Vrang Carbondale
Fontana
Kanaos
Illinois
Bartlett
Harry
Rennie
Kansas
Margauet Mitchell
Scranton
Today
Tribune
Carbondale
Pean Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral Cemetery
Social brings out of town guests at Thurke’s jar
Among the many out of town people present at the A. P. B social in Thurke's jar on Tuesday evening were Miss Aline Glass of Bangor Maine, Miss Whitney and Frank Jenkins of Holgate, CL, Manse? and P. A. Surdam.
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A. P.B
Thurke's Jar
Mise Aline Glass
Bangor
Miss Whitney
Frank Jenkins
Holeadate
Manse
P. A
Forest City residents and associates named in listing
Emmone G. Peek of Forest City and J A Larttin of Hancock among a group including Mr and Mrs A Baker Mime Atherton Louth W Abbott Warren Plerton John Atherton Thomas Atherton GC BP Dalrysmple MW D Hand of Scranton, others.
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Forest City
Emmone G. Peek
Hancock
J. A. Larttin
Wilmintport
Mra. A. & Baker
Mime Atherton
Louth W
Garrison Girl Highlights Opera House Schedule
The Frankie Carpenter company presented The Garrison Girl in the afternoon to a large crowd. They plan The Garrison Girl tonight and McKee Rankin's So tonight as part of a strong repertoire with prizes offered to patrons on successive evenings including a ladies gold watch on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Frankie Carpenter
McKee Q Rankin
Trinity organ recitals set for February and March
The Trinity church organ recitals from last Lenten season will be repeated this year. Three Wednesday evenings are chosen: February 1, March and March 10. Tickets for the three recitals cost 74 cents. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Two Women Injured In Cutter Accident On Birkett Street
Mrs. Judson Foster of this city and Mrs. Fred Selgel of South Canaan were thrown from a cutter yesterday when it tipped on a sharp corner. Mrs. Foster suffered a broken arm while Mrs. Selgel escaped without injuries, drawing some excitement at the scene on Birkett street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Foster
Fred. Selgel
South Canaan
Cave-in on Old Slope Road Near Mt Carmel Church
A Tuesday cave-in on the Old Slope Road off Fallbrook Street created a ten foot deep hole in front of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. The timbering along the slope is reported to have given way.
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Fallbrook Street
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Rev May Chosen Pastor by City Congregational Council
Rev. T. F. P. May, named to lead the First Congregational Church in this city, was favorably recommended by the council of Congregational churches meeting in Scranton on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FP. May
First Congregational Church
Council of Congregational Churches
Scranton
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Croft's Home
The Ladies' Aid society of St. Paul's Lutheran church holds its monthly meeting this afternoon at Mrs. George Croft's home 6 Richmond Street. Rev J C Ehtiringey serves as secretary.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Croft
Richmond Street
J. C. Ehtiringey
Lynch Rejoins American House After Resignation
P. J. Lynch, known as a genial Peter, has returned to his former post at the American House after leaving P. A. Duffy the clothing firm. He was a favorite worker there and resumes his old position.
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P. J. Lynch
Peter
P. A. Duffy
Elothier
Hts
American House
Found Water Wheel Near Salem Avenue Mill Site
Workmen digging for a coal storage plant foundation near Salem Avenue unearthed an old water wheel yesterday. The discovery suggests the site once housed a mill or similar equipment and may prompt further archaeological checks.
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Salem Avenue
Back from the West Tienry Lee Returns to City to Rebuild Residence
Tienry Lee has returned to this city from Victor Colorado where he has been employed for months. He intends to again take up residence here and resume local ties.
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Tienry Lee
Victor, Col
Mesting of Tonight Set in Ranidelph Camp
George EF leads Ranidelph camp with sons of Vorernins in a tense gathering. Officials announce a ceremonial start as participants prepare for a decisive evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EF
Ranidelph Camp
Sons of Vorernins
Carbondale Social Roundup From Local Visit Reports
Local residents and visitors were noted moving through Carbondale yesterday. Names include Miss Mildred Moran from Jer myn, Joseph Jermyn of Scranton, M Geary of Wilkes-Barre, Ash Drew of Hagleton, D Mdchards of Olyphant, and Hon. BF Mendrick now in Pasadena. John McCarthy of the Scranton Truth conducted business here, while Mrs Addin Spitzer returned home to Scranton after a visit. J P Heesling visited Wayne street and decorator David Fulinga from Scranton helped remove decorations in the Burke building for the Columbia company’s fancy dress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Moran
Jermyn
Joseph Jermyn
Scranton
Carbondale
Geary
Wilkes-Barre
Ash Drew
Hagleton
Harrison House
D. Mdchards
Olyphant
Eilier
E. Mendrick
Pacific Coast
Passadena
California
John McCarthy
Scranton Truth
Columbia Company
Twin Troubles and A W Chase Nerve Pills Endorsement
A Scranton notice discusses nerve strain digestion and weakness leading to indigestion. Mrs J L Johnson of Bevanton Pa testifies the A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore stomach strength and vigor, with a dealer price of 50 cents a box and Buffalo based Dr. A W Chase's Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Chase
Scranton
Mra
J. Ly Johnson
North Mainstret
Bevanton
A. W. Chase
Mathews Hrog
Awanna Avenie
Soc
Buffalo
A. W. Chasy
M.D
Dear Mrs Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs Hulda Jakeman from Salt Lake City Utah reports relief from menstrual pain after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for complete health restoration and endorses the product to other women.
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Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hulda Jakreman
Dayn
Lydia Tr. Pinkham
Titipa Takeman
Lydia Kk
Mayfield council bans pack peddlers during smallpox outbreak
Mayfield council voted Tuesday to prohibit pack peddlers and canvassing agents from down the valley while smallpox prevails. William Gibbs of West Mayfield is recovering from an ankle injury after a wood fragment was removed from a wound at the powder mill explosion. John Yates of Scott has recovered enough to be outdoors, Alegk Poweela a Hungarian on Mayfield hill suffered a leg injury at the Erie colliery. Dr Jackson attended Flo. School Director Blake serves jury duty in Scranton this week.
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Mayfield
Jermyn
William Gibbs
West Mayfield
Powder Mills
Shields
Gibbs
John Yates
Scott
Alegk Poweela
Erie
Flo
Jackson
Blake
Scranton
Local Injuries and Funeral Services Reported in Scranton Area
John Hinnick a carpenter on Colin street sustained head bruises after a prop struck him while sawing in the Marvin shaft. He was taken home by company ambulance. The funeral of Thomas Roberta was held at 4 pm from William Ferlven’s home on Hill street with Rev. George M Wade officiating. Burial followed at Union Cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs Arrington Spencer visited West Scranton relatives. Lackawanna street resident Wille Monee ill with scarlet fever. A St George’s mission chicken supper in Edwards Building Tuesday evening drew good patronage. Kindergarten children were vaccinated Tuesday. Rev H L Ryland of Pittsburg will conduct a week of services at the Presbyterian church starting tomorrow night. Martha Washington tea planned by Primitive Methodist ladies for Washington’s Birthday in Callender’s hall Blakely. A Kodax tea in Presbyterian church parlor last evening with 15 cent Kupfer. James Ballard of Lackawanna Street suffers from pneumonia. Mrs T BP Jones of Bulquena Biveet and Ievery JL noted.
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John Hinnick
Colin Street
Marvin Shaft
TL. Iveny
Thomas Roberta
William Ferlven
Hill Street
George Mwague
Susquehana Street Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Benjamin Lewis
Edward Tinsley
Wreedtor Jones
John Myrick
Edward Edwards
John P. Williarps
Arrington Spencer
West Scranton
Wille Monee
Lackiwannag Street
Women's Guild of
St. George's
Edwards Billding
Enw
H. Fl. Rysland
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Wethioy
Callender’s Hall
Blakely
James Ballard
Lackachamme Stract
Peckville Republican primaries select ward officials at Blakely polling
In Blakely ward voters chose town officials including Justice of the Peace David Lewis and several candidates for auditor treasurer and council. The Odd Fellows hall hosts Wilson fair committee evenings while preparations for the Wilson fair progress with first class talent promised and nightly entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iet
Blakely
Justice of the Peace
David T. Lewis
William Mason
George Smith
John RR. Williams
Cee
W. Williams
David J. Willams
A. O W. Taylor
John Heawick
David Lee
Frank Martin
Counvil
I. Thirlman
Homer Wowlish
W. W. Watkins
Constable
W.G. Brigns
F. A. Snyder
T. W. Spangenburg
W. H. Walker
Willian Goyne
William Guinn
Odd Fellows
Wilson Fair Committee
Ercetlinus Boothe
Peckville Post Office Unclaimed Letters and Local Happenings
List of letters unclaimed at Peckville post office for week ending January 28 includes Harry M. Stark Joni Delock foreign Batojka Fura Yorot Paebisy Anna Pastoc. Advertised notices will list dates. Walter Lloyd returned from a visit with friends at Waymart. Blues and George Shay visited Hawley. Olympian Athletic club rooms host an entertainment Friday promising a very pleasing evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltizons
Peckville
Harry M. Stark
Joni Delock
Batojka Fura
Yorot Paebisy
Anna Pastoc
A. V. Mace
Postmaater
Walter Lloyd
Waymart
Blues
George Shay
Hawley
Olympian Athletic Club
Taylor Concert at Archbald and Pyne Church
A concert tonight at Archbald and Pyne Methodist church arranged by Rev James Walker and his congregation opens doors at 7 15 p m with programme presided by Hon J H Fellows and accompanist Prof D I Jones Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children Health report for 1901 shows births 70 deaths 73 burials 93 marriages 16 contagious diseases listed Measles 222 diphtheria 9 typhoid 7 scarlet fever 1 and nuisances removed 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald and Pyne Primitive Methodist Church
James Walker
J. H. Fellows
D. I. Jones
Thomas H. Rogers
Edith Thomas
David Jenking
Esther Pinnock
Stanley Stephens
Benjamin Griffiths
Thomas Abrams
Sarah Price
Robert Llewellyn
Virginia
William Davis
John W. Jones
Lillian LaBarr
Holy City
Ethel Harris
David Jenkins
Edward Jennings
Taylor Board of Health
W. T. Davis
J. W. Houser
M. D
Sousa
New Armory
Scranton
David Rossar
Gertrude Jones
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Institute For the Blind
Mame King
Judge & Co
Boston
Mays
New York
Taylor Social Club
Weber
John B. Reese
Grove Street
Local notices and community brief highlights from Clark Summit
The report notes Elvira Griffin's son's name Arthur Chieklin and a 2 PM funeral conducted by Rev. Enat in Clark Summit. It records Megan Griffin a long time US pensioner who died after a stroke on January 23. Also mentions Mrs Calvin Stark injuring her arm, Dr Lynch in Ohio, Warnoch's recovery, Samuel Slichter's Scranton concert, a home program with Mina Emma Von Storch, and a Schuillingstown caucus nominating town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Grifta
Arthur Chieklin
Enat
Chik’ Green
Meg Griffin
United States
Badd Fiven
Thurday
Calvin Stark
Samuel EB. Lynch
Ohio
Warnoch Las
A. Hb Akerly
O. B. Jones
Ewler
Oram TP. Sharpe
John 0. Shippeys
Howard Luteey
W. P. Lith
Viord M. Young
Mikowor
George Stwenbach
Thomas Ryder
McKinley Day Celebrated Across States
Ohio lawmakers held a joint session in Columbus with Gov Nash delivering tribute to William McKinley. Canton's schools paused for patriotic exercises and Des Moines hosted Cummins remarks on the late president. Governor Nash and Judge Grosvenor honored his memory with addresses from multiple officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
McKinley
Ohio
House of Representatives
T. M. Hosea
Cincintiati
Clearge K. Nash
Provernor
Charles HH. Grosvenor
Wosen
Charles W. Biker
Cincinnati
Nash
Ohio State University
Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
William McKinley
Cummins
Canton
William Dudley Foulke
United States Steel Report Promises Bright 1908 Outlook
A preliminary U S Steel report signed by Charles M Schwab and Albert H Gary to stockholders outlines a highly satisfactory current business and rosy price outlook for 1908. It notes demand rising and production capacity strained, with efforts to harmonize ore mining coal, coke, and transport operations and to improve manufacturing co operation and distribution efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
I T
Charles M. Schwab
Albert HH. Gary
Wick
Wetwil
Rally
Etrvetina Anternal
Uno Tanner
Bain m
Ben
Dean
Catamera
Igke Transportation
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for back pain relief
Hyde Park resident Mrs. Patrick Bragg reports two years of dull back pain and nightly cramps eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims relief in sleep and energy, with the product sold by Matthew Bros. drug store and Pogeler Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bragg
Hampton Street
Hyde Park
Matthew Bros
Dyumr
Pogter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Condensed Nov 0 Balance Sheet Reflects Cash Basis Push
The report shows receivables 45 200 404 dollars, bills receivable 2 821 468 and cash on hand 55 815 527 totaling 103 400 444. Inventories 95 608 997. supplies 15 022 635. materials and labor in current bridge contracts 9 208 961. Current liabilities 50 260 630. surplus 174 344 229. Properties owned cost 1 427 494 062. The business is run on a cash basis with low bad debts and about 70 percent of monthly accounts collected within thirty days.
Mall Paleton Merchandize Building Destroyed By Fire
Fire swept the Paletone Merchandize Company department store in the early morning basement fire spread quickly and caused an estimated stock loss of 20000 partially insured. In Easton Harry Tite secretary of the board of health died by suicide last night by jumping into Bushkill Creek his body found today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Harrisburg
Paletone Merchandize Company
Easton
Harry
Tite
Easton Board of Health
Rate
Lotie
Deaths of a Day
Exclusive wire reports the death of Mother Al Cine Stance Bertiglio aged 641 at a local convent in Omaln Neb from pneumonia. Born in Itome Italy her father served as governor. she founded the first branch of the Order of Poor Claaren in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Préas
Omaln
Neb
Jan
AL Cinestance
Bertiglio
Order of Poor Claren
Itome
Italy
Evansville
Ind
United States
Big Blaze wipes out Wolcott housing sector in January fire
A major fire originating in the Odd Fellows' Wall district today devastated most of Wolcott Indiana's Industrial section, causing property losses exceeding 120000 dollars with insurance covering under half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Ind
Odd Fellows
Death notices and funeral services in Pricesburg region
Priceburg mourns Mia Jotn J Evans and Mrs Margaret Evans. Services held at late home with Rev W F Davies officiating. Interment via Delaware and Hudson train to Nanticoke. Widowed Mrs Evans survived by six children including William Evans, Esther Kali, and Jennie. Additional local notes mention visits by Mow and MacF Mickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Jotn
J. Evans
Seyviess
W. FP. Davies
Muonmortal Baptist Elureh
Delaware and Hudson
Nanticoke
Margaret Evans
John Evora
Hur
Lincoln Sivest
Evans
Wales
Canoo
Nanticola
Priceburg
Shiaia
Lincoln Street
Wi F B. Daview
Providence
Mow
Hi. Parry
Blakely
Imran
Mere T. Ely
Lincoln
Mickens
Ferantou
Tucatlay
Old Forge News Briefs From Main Street
Old Forge reports social and local mishaps including Mrs As Copper visiting, Miss Sarah Dineweet returning home after a visit, Mr Q Durkin injured at work, and Avi Gunning performing at a high school auditorium during a borough public event.
Feat Beyond Him A Scottiely Prison Diaphiin
A confused excerpt describes a prison scene with a local clerk or jailer, a chaplain and a questioning prisoner. The dialogue includes misheard names and tangled phrases suggesting confusion over an event or figure named Laut, Kirheys, and a reference to a place called Lantior Mm. The text reads as a garbled historical clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottiely
Bebink
Peart
Cure a Cold in One Day Drug Ad Mention
An old advertisement promotes Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet to cure a cold in one day. It notes a money refund if it fails and claims Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
James Corrigan
Abe
the Municipal League and
the Water Opinion
Opera
Cutter
T. F. May
Country
Mrs
Hulda Jakeman
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Clark Summit
Grash II
Milton Grimes
Adair
Adair Co
Bright
Pat Allen
M’kinley
Diusinesa
Board of Trade
Caiptali Hobson
Hanna
Governor Cumming
America
THE
Steel Corporation
Associated Press
Condensed State News
Big Blaze
Old Forge
Wilbur Theven
Tonaily
N. J
George Drake
Niehaly
N. Vi
Sarah Dinweet
Wet Bittston
Qatvick Durkin
Reston Brewin Company
Fom Hla Wage
Waleed
Avi Gunning
Secaton
Igh
Mybriday
Mena
Old Burge
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