Train Schedules and Local Notices From Carbondale
The Carbondale News lists Delaware and Hudson train departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and other points with daily and Sunday times and a section notes Captain Murphy leaving for Philadelphia in August with encampment duties at Gettysburg and mentions his successor Mr Gelatt of Uniondale and features a Scranton connection.
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Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
City Station
Scranton
Wilkes: Barre
Albany
Saratoga
Montreat
Borton
New England
Waymart
Honesdale
Trom
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondiate
Nymart
Bonesdale
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Captain Murphy
Hhe New Field
Mr. Gelatt
Uniondale
New York Ontario and Western Train Times Adjusted
Train schedule for New York Ontario and Western shows departures from Carbondale to Scranton at 7 00 a m and 400 p m with Sunday runs 7 00 a m and 6 08 p m. Weekday and Sunday connections listed for northbound services toward New York Cornwall and other points. Odd digits and garbled text remain but indicate arrival and connection times from Scranton and other origins.
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New York
Ontario and
Points North
Scranton
Ciidosin
City Engineer finalizes street numbering and signs
City Engineer Kupp completes numbering for unnumbered houses and installs house signs with James Powderly and Joseph Loftus. The effort, urged by the Tribune and Dr. Fletcher, aims to create an intelligent street system and secure mail service, despite property owners’ objections to changing numbers.
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Kupp
Carbondale
Fletcher
Select Council
Stone
James Powderly
Joseph Loftus
Homan
Thomas
Tn c
Captain Murphy to Leave for Philadelphia
Captain Thomas P. Murphy, resident representative of the International Correspondence Schools, will leave Carbondale to accept a more promising position with the Philadelphia office. His departure ends a brief but influential tenure in which he connected with many locals during a year.
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Philadelphia
Thomas P. Murphy
International Correspondece
Carbondale
Murphy
Unclear text item on druggist claims and pills
Fragmentary OCR mentions catarrh and rewards linked to a drugstore or pharmacist. It references Wholesale Druggists and Marvin as names, with scattered phrases about pills being the best. No coherent event or date is extractable.
Last Smallpox Case Suspected in Dundaff Street Area
Mrs. Joseph Evans of Dundaff Street near Forty-third Street has been ill since Sunday with symptoms doctors suspect may be smallpox. Her quarantine followed exposure to the Thompson family, already afflicted, and a physician prepared for care as results are awaited today for her husband and three children.
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Joseph Evans
Undaf Street
Forty-third Street
Dominick McGowan
Means
Thompson
Miss Loretta Fahey at Haydn Evans Recital in Scranton
Music lovers filled Prof. Haydn Evans residence on Laurel street to hear Loretta Fahey of Scranton perform piano pieces. Critics praised her confidence and finish, noting high praise for Miss Pakey and Roberta whose singing and encore The Plains of Peace impressed the audience.
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Haydn Evans
Laurel Street
Loretta Fahey
Scranton
Evans
Conservatory
Misa Rahey
W. A. Roberta
Plains of Peace
A Prominent Politician Simuel Woellner of Peoria Ill
Simuel Woellner of Peoria Illinois emerges as a leading Democratic figure after serving as chair of credentials at a state convention in Illinois. He has long been county Democratic chairman and engages with national campaigns. He also owns or partly owns a large distillery rivaling the whiskey trust and recently visited the Singer family in Carbondale after marrying Moses of Scranton’s daughter.
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Simuel Woellner
Peoria
Isaac Singer
Secion
Woellner
Tllinois
John B. Hopkins
Carter Harrison
Whiskey Trust
Moses
Scranton
Carbondale
Singer
Social Event Shines At Burke Building Under Cee-Mas-Cee Patronage
A polished social by the Cee-Mas-Cee circle drew a full hall at the Burke building last night with the Mozart orchestra providing lively music. Guests from Scranton, Susquehanna, Forest City and Bevanton helped elevate the scene into a moving picture of lights decorations and dancing pleasure.
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Burke Building
Mozart
Cee-Men-Cee
Miss Shoemaker
Scranton
J. W. Gibbs
Susquehanna
Dp. I
Allen
Forest City
Art Rodenbush
W. Sherman
Owens
Bevanton
Miss Allen
C. Fitzgerild
Washington camp elects officers for Patriotic Order Sons of America
The semi annual election of officers for Washington camp No. 200 was held last night. Officers elected include President A. O. Fidlam and Vice-president B. L. Etephens. Louis Hates was chosen master of formy, William States conductor, George Burrell inside guard, A Brunner outside guard. Trustees named were A. L. Hedell and F. J. Bedell. Delegates to the state camp are A. O. Fidlam and F. J. Bedell, with Y. H. Colgin and B. R. Durphy joining the district convention slate.
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Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
A. O. Fidlam
B. L
Etephens
Louis Hates
William States
George Burrell
A. Brunner
L. Hedell
F. J
Bedell
City Superintendent Garr Sought Rent and Leaves for Home
City Superintendent of Schools Bimer B K Garr departed for his home in Bittendale near Baston after collecting four rent installments from a local school group yesterday. His family accompanied him and they expect to be away until August 1.
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Bimer BK. Garr
Bittendale
Baston
Twenty Three Pound Carp Caught in Lake Quinsigamond
Warrie Swingle of Park Street speared the twenty three pound German carp near the shore in a creek outlet of Lake Quinsigamond. The three foot long specimen, weighing thirty four inches long and two feet in circumference, drew neighbors to the Swingle store as a local curiosity and served portions to many friends.
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Warrie Swingle
T. K. Swingle
Park Street
Quinsigamond
Swingle
Cave-In Hits Cottage Street Water Mains In City
A second cave-in occurred yesterday in the southern city area near the Coogan property on Cottage street. The ground collapsed along the full street width, bending water mains and cutting water supply to nearby residents without evident property damage.
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Coogan
Cottage Street
The Smallpox Patients Report No New Developments
There were no changes in the smallpox cases yesterday. The first patient improves toward recovery, the second son shows signs of improvement though remains at risk, and the oldest, taken ill Monday, remains in a typical milder virulence. The disease continues to progress as expected for viroloid smallpox.
Kidney Pain Signals Urine Condition Warns of Danger
A testimonial from F C Wilcox of Hartford endorses Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney, liver and bladder issues. The ad claims back pain, frequent urination and scalding during urination reflect kidney trouble and promises dramatic relief and cure. It markets 50 Cant Size and $1 bottles with sample free by mail and cites Rondout New York as a contact.
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F. C. Wilcox
New Britain Ave
Hartford
Conn
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Funeral for Samuel Coleman Held at Family Home
The funeral for Samuel Coleman was conducted at his Duinmore Street home with a brief service, then moved to Primitive Methodist church where Rev. James Trey led a touching sermon. The church was crowded and floral tributes filled the hall as groups including the Sons of St. George and Ancient Order of Foresters attended. He leaves a mother, two brothers, a sister, and in England a sister, a wife, and two daughters.
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Samuel Coleman
Duinmore Street
Primitive Methodist Church
James Trey
Minton
Sons of St. George
Priceburg
Order of Foresters
Dunmore
Thomas Allen
Martin Kenny
Dunmere
John Grey
Frank Simms
Patrick Mackeral
Thomas Powell
Clairy
Mahon
Cleary
Agnes Flull
West Side
How van de High
Port Allegheny
Lillian Patten
Carbondale
Minnie Troban
Globe Warehouse
Scranton
Thomas Weaver
Lizzie Reese
Greenfield
Henry Williams
Birkelsy
Wellsbrige
Homan Lunney Nuptials At St Rose Church
The marriage of Mrs. Josephine Homan and Patrick Lunney occurred Monday night at St Rose church parochial residence with Rev. Walter Gorman officiating. Miss Mary McAndrew served as bridesmaid and Joseph Hansen as best man. The groom belongs to a prominent Carbondale family. the bride formerly lived in Scranton and both wish for happiness.
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Josephine Homan
Patrick Lunney
St. Rose Church
Walter Gorman
Mary McAndrew
Joseph Hansen
Carbondale
Luntney
Scranton
Meetings Tonight At Carbondale Lodges And Auxiliaries
Local notices list afternoon gatherings for Carbondale lodge chapters Knights of Pythias Knights of the Mystic Chain Catholic Knights Pioneer castle Free and Accepted masons Ladies auxiliary Railroad Engineers and Carbondale lodge groups all scheduled for the evening session.
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Carbondale Lodge
Pather Carew Branch
Catholic Knights
Pioneer Castle
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mothers Meeting At Mrs Alford Home This Afternoon
This afternoon at 3 o'clock a mothers meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Alford inviting all mothers to attend.
Passing Throng Seeks Summer Visits Across States
A string of society notes lists Mise Maud Collins leaving for New York City, Mrs. BE M Peck for New York state, Frank Kilpatrick visiting Scranton friends, W W Bell visiting New York City relatives, Miss Rowena Rupert traveling to Ararat Summit for summer, Miss Tessie Brennan visiting Scranton, Mrs. Robert Jones visiting from Wisconsin, and others including trips to Albany Boston Philadelphia Binghamton Buffalo and Carbondale for commencements and family visits.
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Mise Maud Collins
New York City
BE. M. Peck
New York State
Frank Kilpatrick
Wyoming Street
Scranton
Ww. Bell
Laurel Street
Teta
Rowena Rupert
Ararat Summit
Tessie Brennan
South Church Street
Robert Jones
Forest City
Wis
James Robinson
Lyons
Wilkes-Barre
W. E B. Frisbie
Balem Avenue
James McCauley
Albany
N, Y
Boston
Mass
Grace Humphrey
Binghamton
Charles Bliss
Washingtonshire
Buffalo
Kathe Hope
Philadelphia
Evans
Ruth Emory
Spring Street
Sampson
Carbondale
Pittston Gazette
Theresa Fox
St. John's Academy
Nellie Pace
His Last Hope Realized in 1889 Oklahoma Opening
A settler near the first Oklahoma opening in 1889 suffers severe diarrhea after heat and bad water. A neighbor offers Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. after a single dose the patient improves, sleeps soundly, and is cured within an hour. The note urges readers to buy this remedy.
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Oklahoma
Fortune
Sina
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Muaynes in Jermyn
A large circle of friends gathered Monday evening in Jermyn to honor Mrs Muaynes on her birthday with a pleasant social then refreshments. Attendees included Miss Penrose Greeneride lip Trelour Williams Netherton Cooper Munn Bennett Geekwith Martin and many others plus visitors from Beranton and Mayfield. Reports from the Emergency hospital say Joseph Quinn, shot Saturday night at Mayfield, is rapidly recovering.
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Muaynes
Penrose
Greeneride
Udlip
Trelour
Willams
Netherton
Cooper
Robert
Munn
Bennett
Geekwith
Martin
Walter Depew
Mra. Maynes
Morcom
Allen Roberts
David Willian
Mra
H. N. Barrett
Lakeside
Susquehannie County
Wiliam Taylor
Fourth Street
Dykeman
Peckville
William Shhueger
West Mayfiold
R. W. Martin
Scranton
Frank Hemelright
Second Street
Erlo
Lewis Adumuy
H Street
Joseph Quinn
Mayfield
Avoca figures lease Ayroun Argus plant and hires staff
J. Z. Morahan and attorney M. J. Dixon lease the Ayroun Argus plant with Morahan as business manager and Dixon as editor. Several local residents contribute to a Miss Hullstead event. The Primitive Methodist congregation plans a Friday service in Linecoln park led by Rev. James Moore. James Ralph returns from the Black Hills. Wilkes-Barre’s Mr Stexmater visits the Druffner residence. Mary and Kate Pitesimmons return from Bayonne. Claire Hollister closes business in Carbondale and moves stock to Hallstead and Bowman store. Attorney T. F. Brehony of Philadelphia vacationing with parents.
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J. Z. Morahan
M. J. Dixon
Ayroun Argus
Wisse Tilley
Moralin Fulimmons
May Conkboy
Ethel Morton
Stexmater
Wilkes-Harre
Druffner
Mary
Kate Pitesimmons
Bayonne
Claire Hollister
Carbondale
Hallstead and Bowman
T. F. Brehony
Philadelphia
Davia Rites Held in Forest Biome Cemetery Plot
The remains of funeral director John E. Davia were laid to rest yesterday in the family plot at Forest Biome cemetery. The service was held at his late residence before the scheduled hour.
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John E. Davia
Forest Biome
North Main crowd attends funeral and town notices
Crowds gathered on North Main Street to pay last tribute as funeral services were held at the house at 8 o clock. Clergy from Calvary Baptist Welsh Baptist and Hiallstead delivered prayers sermon and remarks. Lodges Odd Fellows Red Men True Verites Protestant groups attended. Merchants agree to close Friday at 1 and every Wednesday until further notice. Town social news notes visits by Mrs. Harry Jones Mrs Ernest Brownell and others in Taylor Pa.
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North Main Street
Fr. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
D. C. Hidewards
Welsh Baptist Church
M. J. Watkins
Hiallstead
Wisa
Taylor Lodge
No. Gas
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Improved Order of Red Men
American True Verites
Amarian Protestant Associa
John Francis
Edmond Carter
Taylor, Pa
Filly Ath
M. M. Williams
Jones & Low
John P. Thomas
Atherton Brow
J. M. Morgans
James Hooper
Casper Ott
John G. Price
Henry M. Howells
Judge & Co
Nelger & Powell
John HH. Jones
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the News of Carbondale
Aid
Z Rude
Marvin
Dundaff Street
Miss Fahey
Illinois
Cee-Ess
Cee
P. C
Rowe
Dr. Ie
Paeie
Mise
Myrtle Enelen
Jeannette Kingsley
Blakely
Nellie Ryan
South Scranton
Louis Jaikon
J. A. Shulte
Erink Hest
Corthand
N. Y
Dunmore Street
Harry Hoyle
Hirrlaburg
Mary Rogan
Homan-Lunney
Mothers’ Meeting
the Sentinel
Gebo
Jermyn and Mayfield
Avoca
Taylor
Connolly & Wallace Scranton’s Shopping
Connolly & Wallace
Blucher
Sumter Brothers, Complete Outfitters
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