Trains From Carbondale to Scranton and Beyond
The Carbondale station lists rail services on November 24 1001 with trains to Scranton Albany Saratoga Montreal and local stops. Timetables show departures from Carbondale and connections via Waymart Honesdale Wilkes-Barre and Scranton with varied daily and Sunday schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novenor
Traina
Carbondale
City Station
Scranton
Willie Birre
Albany
Saratowa
Montreal
Moston
Newee Polite
Waymart
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
Wes
Wayhurl
Trains Schedules From Carbondale to Scranton
On Sunday September 17 1001 trains depart Carbondale for Scranton at 7 90 a.m. and 4 00 p.m. with connections to New York and Corns ell. Trains head north at 6 00 p.m. and 9 10 p.m. From Scranton trains return at 11 0 a.m. and 6 40 p.m. with arrivals noted and connections to various points.
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Carbondale
Scranton
New York
Cornsell
Points North
Cadesia
Trains Schedule Fragments Between Cities and Connections
A garbled timetable lists connections from Oakham to Brande and Ninevells with daily trips except Sunday, links to Dinghamton and New York City, and a Sunday service to Sumpehanna. It notes arrivals at Bonduyw with various times and mentions connections to Buffalo and Huthilo.
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Tralhe
Brande Ant Ninevells
Oakham
Dinghamton
New York City
Huthilo
Suaphami
Eesti Oigite
Sumpehanna
BF P.m
Bonduyw
Rata
Ae Om
Sa P.m
Races on Ice At Crystal Lake Draw Carbondale Crowds
Hundreds gathered as Crystal Lake hosted horse races in icy conditions. Upton Girl beat Alick Trogan in close heats with Mick Hogan’s horse winning two events and a dead heat in another. A farmer race entertained spectators before organizers hinted at another meet in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Ohe
J. J. Simpson
Alick Trogan
Levi Patterson
Upton Girl
Gus Patterson
M. D. Scurry
Joe
D. Morrison
G. Mills
W. Wonnacot
Joan
Big Bones
Howard Johns
Forest City
Wonnacott
Assault at Black Diamond breaker ends in court
Gorman Berry of Belmont street is held on $500 bail after an unprovoked assault on 14 year old John Bennisco, a slatepicker at the colliery. Bennisco was struck in the boiler room, treated at the breaker hospital, and Berry arrested by Constable Neary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Jones
Gorman Berry
Belmont Street
Berry
John Bennisco
Bennisco
Neary
Arizona Coming This Season for Grand 4
Manager Dan Byrne plans the production of Arizona by Augustus Thomas for Carbondale patrons. The play depicts life in the Arizona desert and will not be seen until May, reflecting Byrne's bold scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Dan Byrne
Augustus Thomas
Byrne
Carbondale Theater
Govgs
Arizona to be shown at Grind venue with Kirk La Shelle
Five Carbondalians back the act relying on cooperation and patrons urged to attend. The performance will be produced by the same company that staged it in Scranton and will be managed by Kirk La Shelle. J H Stoddart's The Honitie Brier Bitch will be postponed several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Scranton
Kirk la Shelle
Byrne
J. H. Stoddart
Honitie
Alderman's Court youths accuse each other in petty burglaries
In Alderman Delavan's court Joseph Bennett faced larceny charges for an overcoat stolen from Arthur Tappan on the tennis grounds. Witnesses, including Bennett, Geary, and Arnold, accused others as they confessed to several small break-ins at the Delaware and Budson Coat Rockets office and Henry Herrs confectionery on Belmont Street. No action was taken on those cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Joseph Bennett
Arthur Tappan
Bennett
Delaware and Budson Coat Rockets
Henry Herrs
Belmont Street
Horace Geary
Sam Arnold
Delaware and Hudson Readies No 1 Mine Return
Carpenters begin work on coal chutes at No 1 site to transfer lump coal to cars for the Coalbrook breaker. The destroyed breaker will not be rebuilt. hundreds of idle miners are to return to work within weeks, easing community hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tio
No. 1
Delaware and Hudson
Coalbrook
Omar Club Dance Lights Burke Building with Mozart
The Omar Club hosts a major social event in the Burke building this evening. Invitations sent to valley towns promise a top season highlight with a superbly lit hall and Mozart orchestra providing the dance music for the youngsters of the town to discuss for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Burke Building
Mozart Orchestra
Hospital News From Emergency and Local Wreck Scene
James Kinney is home after treatment at Emergency hospital for stomach trouble. Miss Mary Carden shows improving condition but remains not out of danger. Alberta Lee scheduled to go home early next week after appendicitis operation. Jacob Humphrey, Ontario and Western brakeman, recovering from December wreck injuries. his severely injured limb is healing and he will leave bed soon to sit up portions of each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kinney
Mary Carden
Alberta Lee
Jacob Humphrey
Ontario and Western
Death of Willams Dengel of Buttonwood
Word was received yesterday of the death of Willams Dengel of Buttonwood formerly of the city. He was a brother of Mrs. A Huddy of South Church street and many friends will mourn. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Porty Fort cemetery burial. Patrolman Fred Huddy and witnesses and Fred and Albert Hudily will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams Dengel
Buttonwood
A. Huddy
South Church Street
Porty Fort
Fred Huddy
Fred
Albert Hudily
Birthday Party for Leslie Haydn Honors Ten Years Old
Professor and Mrs Haydn entertained Leslie Haydn and a group of playmates yesterday to celebrate his tenth birthday. The children enjoyed an afternoon of activities and merriment with the family hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn
Leslie Haydn
A Card Party at the Aitkens Home
Fither, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Aitken, hosted a card party yesterday afternoon at their pleasant Gurfield Avenue home. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments in a friendly neighborhood gathering.
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Fither
John Aitken
Gurfield
Nue
Meetings of Tonight for Eureka Masons and United Mechanics
Tonight Eureka chapter Royal Arch Masons meet after hours with members listed as Onley United American Mechanics. Attendees include local lodge leaders and chapter officers.
Ladies Aid Officers Elected at Bercan Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Bercan Baptist church elected officers for the year with Mrs. G B Bhiekla as president and Mrs. Charles Lamoreaux as first vice president. Other posts include Mrs. Jaymes Smith as second vice president treasurer Mrs Alfred P Trautwein and secretary Mrs Milo Gardner. The reports show the group has been a major factor in church work backed by steady fundraising activity.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Bercan Baptist Church
Mre
G. B. Bhiekla
Mra
Charles Lamoreaux
Jaymes Smith
Alfred P. Trautwein
Milo Gardner
Offwcre
Society report highlights fundraising and leadership impact
The report notes a total of $1476 raised with $1200 allocated to the building fund. It praises Mrs. G. S. Shields for leading plans and driving the society's success through her energy and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Shields
Frankly Company Delivers Strong Shows At The Grand
The Frankly company continues to draw good houses at the Grand and pleases every patron. Last night western drama Forty nine was well produced with a prize of a barrel won by Thomas Jordan of 88 Fallbrook street. Tonight the prize is a barrel of flour and tomorrow a lady's gold watch. The roaring farce The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown, by the author of Tuesday night's My Friend from India, will be given. Miss Ming Connell, the soubrette, is one of the city’s cleverest performers with pleasing specialties and acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jordan
Fallbrook Street
Miss Brown
Iadla
Ming Connell
1901 City Crime Statistics Reported by Mayor Kilpatrick
The 1901 crime tally shows forty arrests all male except two. Fines totaled 48 dollars. Of prisoners, 27 were local, others hailed from Scranton, Greenfield, Jermyn, Clifford, Oneonta, N Y, Waymart, Port Jervis N Y, Simpson, Forest City, Green Ridge and Syracuse N Y. Monthly arrests ranged from zero to eight, with drunk or related charges dominating at thirty five. One case involved street fighting and four were for vagrancy.
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Crimie
Kilpatrick
Scranton
Greenfield
Jermyn
Clifford
Oneoata
N. Y
Waymart
Port Jervis
Simpson
Forest City
Green Ridge
Syracuse
N.Y
Vagranes
Dr. Pierce
Susannah Permenter
Pauls Store
Shelby Co
Texas
Emma Richardson
Gose
Wayne Co
Dene Johnson
Gordon, Sheridan Co
Nebr
Social Afternoon At River Street Home
Mrs A Ti Isger Mrs J B Nichol son and Mrs George S Mills hosted two pleasant afternoons at the Isger residence on River street. A Wednesday reception featured Venetian Garden music and tea at six thirty. The Misses Lathrop Giles Mills Atkinson and Isger assisted. Progressive hearts dominated the evening. Luncheon followed. A second day repeated the friendly gathering with another invited group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ti. Isger
J. B. Nicholson
George S’. Mills
Isger
River Street
Helen Lathrop
Cora Giles
Jessie Mills
Grace Atkinson
Louise Is
Squier Named City Editor of Scranton Truth
In the Scranton Truth succession, 3. F. Sauter moves to city editor after M. E B. Sanders. A former Carbondalian, Squier earns merit with many Carbondale friends backing him. He takes a post fitting him well and pleasing to employers and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sauter
Scranton Truth
M. E B. Sanders
Squier
Carbondale
2 Post
Passing Throng Visits Carbondale and Nearby Towns
A string of visitors and locals pass through Carbondale and nearby towns. Pittston’s H T Davies, Scranton’s D Jones, Forest City’s C O Manzer, and others are listed as recent callers or visitors. George Purdy and Charles Jeffrey are noted figures among those stopping at local hotels and meeting acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ti. Davies
Pittston
D. Jones
Scranton
Olyphant
Carbondale
E. T. Skelly
Honesdale
George Gilles
Wilkes-Barre
Carmel Hearn
Paterson
N. J
Charles I. Jeffrey
Scranton Stove Works
Harrison House
George 8. Purdy
Wayne County
American House
Charles McKenna
MeKenni
Aston
Mayfield Yard Agent Replacing Sherwood After Incident
Ralph Wheler assistant dispatcher at Mayfields Yard serves as temporary station agent due to Sherwood absence. Peter Mang Carbondale baker had his wagon struck by a streetcar in Mayfield yesterday and it overturned completely.
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Ralph Wheler
Mayfields Yard
Sherwood
Peter Mang
Carbondale
Mayfield
Sound as a dollar from Scott's Emulsion claims
Ad copy touts Scott's Emulsion as strengthening for weak lungs and sensitive throats. It promotes cough and bronchitis relief and retention of health, urging readers to try the product from Scope & Brown in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scope & Bownh
Pearl Wee
New York
Death of Jerry Garrett Linked to Wayne County Family
A death notice from Wayne County reports Jerry Garrett died at home. He was the father in law of Walter Bray a former Jermyn resident and well known in the valley. Other items note a damaged wagon, injuries from slipping on ice and illnesses in the area.
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Wayne County
Jerry Garrett
Walter Bray
Jermyn
Edward Hicks
West Mayfield
Il News
Frank Baker
Scranton
Harold Dodson
Secondalree
M. F. McDermott
Main Street
Elekness
Community notices mix church supper and theater line up
The Blakely Baptist Ladies Initial Society hosts a roast turkey and plum pudding supper in the church parlors on Friday February 7 from 6 30 to 9 20 with supper at 26 cents Miss Katherine Robane of North Adams Mass is guest of Mr and Mrs William Scriven The Frankie Stock company opens a three night run at Father Mathew opera house next week presenting The Garrison Girl My Friend from India Pawn Ticket No 310 Moving pictures dancing and singing to follow Prices 10 20 and 20 cents The Juvenil Dancing class hosts a weekly social in Manhon's hall tonight Lawrence's orchestra provides music Miss Maggie Morgan of Priceburg joins Lalley store Lackawanna street Miss Clara Van Sickle and Ruth Hull attend Scranton Conservatory recital The Yverphone band meets at Sweeney's hall tonight at 730 Thelma slated for Monday February 10 at the opera house Lloyd recovering from grip attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Baptist Church
Katherine Robane
North Adams
Mass
William Scriven
HI Street
Frankie Stock Company
Father Mathew Opera House
India
Juvenil
Priceburg
Lalley
Tore
Lackawanna Street
Clara van Sickle
Ruth Hull
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Peckville Notes Highlight Local Events and Incidents
Thieves take eight chickens from E W Squire and local clerks count inventory at the River side store. Henry Purdy of El Paso plans a brief Peckville visit as his family settles here. John Williams becomes permanent letter carrier in Scranton. Attend the Olymphia club concert this evening at the Morgan store building. HH, James and G B Reid serve jury duty. WCTU meets Friday at Mrs James Rhoda’s home. Olympic Athletic club showcases mandolin, punching bag and gym acts with Rev A H W Smith and Prof Tighe as speakers and demonstrators.
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E. W. Squire
East Side
Riverside
Henry Purdy
el Paso
Texas
Peckville
Purdy
John Williams
Uncle Sam
Scranton
James
G. B. Reid
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
James Rhoda
Olympic Athletic Club
Morgan Store
A. E. Morse
Tighe
A. H W. Smith
Taylor Fire Company Plans Masquerade Ball in Weber's Rink
Town chatter centers on events next month with Taylor Hose No. 1 preparing a February 7 masquerade ball at Weber's rink and Gen tury Hose No. 2 marking its anniversary on February 12 with an entertainment and ball at Weber's rink. Notables include ventriloquist Charles A. Hartley and elocutionist Miss Beatrice Morris from Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hose Company
No. 1
Weber's
Conpany
Gentury Hose Company
No. 2
Charles A. Hartley
Beatrice Morris
Scranton
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
Thomas M. Davis
Main Street
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Buffalo
Taylor Oratorio Society
Calvary Baptist Church
Moosic Residents Attend Bouzu Concert and Local Notices
Moosic residents M I Blearns and daughter Mins Jesele of Green Ridge traveled to Nevada with friends, while Mrs J N Bailey and others from the town attended the Bouzu concert at the armory Tuesday evening. A Scranton recital drew Misses Brella and Edna Levan, and Mrs Joseph Snyder of Blakely visited relatives in town. The infant Mathew, d month old son of Mr and Mrs W H Loftus of North Main Street, died Thursday morning of cholera infantum with funeral at St Marys Avoca today at 10 80 AM. Funeral notices follow locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee I. M. Blearns
Mins Jesele
Green Ridge
J. N. Bailey
Wateon
Armory
Brella
Edna Levan
Scranton
Joseph Snyder
Blakely
Hinds
Main Street
Thomas Grofin
Mathew
W. HL. Loftus
North Main Street
St. Mary’a
Avoca
Methodist church society marks tenth anniversary
The Methodist church society will celebrate its tenth anniversary with notes against the church proper to be burned. Appropriate exercises will be held during the morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Methodist Church
Dalton Citizens Caucus Names Local Officials
A Dalton citizens caucus met in the school building Monday evening naming councilmen and other local officials including Philemon Cole W H White W B Haslander Edward Sherwood George Heckman and S G Shoemier as auditor W A Dean as constable Perry Hetzel as high constable D Knight as judge of election and W E Smith as inspector of election Mrs W S Haslander leaves for a extended visit to New Jersey New York and other places
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philemon Cole
W. H. White
New Jersey
New York
Union Temperance Service
Baptist Church
A. W. Cooper
Homer Greene
Honesdale
T. HH. Miller
Scranton
Frank von Storch
Bis
Kellogg, Moshlur & Co
Henry M. Ives
Siven
People’s Bank
Mr. Ives Charlets Capwell
Capwell Family Plans New York Trip for Spring Trade
Mrs Walter Capwell and her son and wife of Scranton with Miss Laura Woodward the milliner expect to go to New York next month to prepare for her spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Capwell
Scranton
Laura Woodward
New York
No Blizzard Expected Says Weatherman Clarke
Weather expert F H Clarke denies a large storm and states a slight snow event may occur but be of little consequence. He calls rumors of a massive blizzard absurd while noting yesterday’s low of fourteen degrees above zero and daytime high around twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Clarke
Beautified Lake Lodore A Rising Excursion Resort
Beautiful Lake Lodore is advertised as a premier excursion resort as plans of ongoing improvements unfold. The piece predicts Lake Lodore will rival Glen Island in beauty with significant grove enhancements this year. Booking rushes led by Aly W L Pryor of the Delaware and Hudson company. Offices at the new freight depot Luck UWEDRa Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Glen Ieland
Aly
W. L. Pryor
Delaware and Hudson Company
Luck- Uwedra Avenue
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Erie Railrooad
John Benisco
Alderman’s Court
Work of Ladies’ Aid Society
Yen
St. Aloysius Entertainment
St. Aloysius Society
Frank Kilpatrick
Martin Kennedy
T. J. Gilhool
John Toolan
Paddy
Edward W. Connerton
Quartette
Frank Nealon
Ray Connerton
Connerton
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Pierce
Common Sense
Sene
Raper
Dr. Re
Buffalo, WN. Va
Dalton
Weatherman
Pilsner
W. Winth Steed
Suranton, PA
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Rolf Toreler
Lacenemn
Ulead Volson
Neriogs Deblily
Loach Vasleveedy
Euitlag
Ion Urgase
Beager
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