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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1902

Page

2

Train Schedules For Carbondale And Surrounding Areas

Train services to Carbondale depart from Willer Tutre and Seraptan with connections to Albany Saratoga Monteed and Lew Tr igland. Sunday timetable shows arrivals and travel times, including stops at Wayy Whakd and Mtoneaate and connections to local destinations.

Carbondale Boranton Albany Saratoga Roatan Lew Trigland Wayne Aml Weelve Willer Tutre Seraptan Carbotlahe

Train Routes and Towns Mentioned in September Schedule

Fragmentary notes describe travel from Carbondale to Wisconsin and New York with references to trains, Sundays, and connections. Mentions Coras Walleote, Prine, Howes, and Stinilius with unclear origins and destinations. The text includes scattered timing figures and place names, suggesting a transportation timetable or travelogue fragment.

Vroina Carbondale Wotiba Sanday Tld Tradtie Teavis PAWO New York Coras Walleote Prine Seoinben He Howe

Local Transit Timetable Notes Narrowly Readable

A fragmentary OCR shows bus and train connections for Weston and nearby zones, with scattered mentions of service toward Sundays and a Westin route. The garbled text references schedules, week plans, and connections, but essential details remain unclear.

Four Men Robbed and Beaten in Mawfield Incident

Four young men staged a holiday hold up at a Mawfield drinking spot on Friday afternoon. They assaulted four foreigners, took about one hundred twenty dollars, and fled toward the cemetery as police formed a lookout. One suspect, Judds, was captured. three escaped. Victims required hospital care for injuries including broken ribs and facial wounds.

Mawfield Mayfeld Thomas Bolleran Eltv Jermyn Boa Neary Gnee Volue Tier Hele Aissillate Denyis Brian Brady Thames Tuddy Dames Sullivan Muddy Allermin Jones Couhiv Aldermain Jones

Residents of Carbotdhele Working in Seranion and Beyond

Carbotdhele residents travel to Seranion and other towns for work, commuting daily to factories, markets, and service jobs. The movement reflects regional labor ties and set patterns for cross-town employment.

Seranion

Grape-Nuts and Postum Helped Greenfield Man’s Recovery

A Greenfield man describes months of sickness with weight loss and fatigue. After trying Grape-Nuts with Postum at every meal for about four months he reports improved strength, weight gain, and cessation of nervous spells. He credits the diet with restoring health and energy, noting a return to normal breakfast choices and fewer morning ailments.

Durboin Greenfield

Train Delays Brace Evening Transit in Low Valley

The article notes belated evening arrivals as two trains reach the city shortly after six and seven. The delay stems from the steel mill in South Scranton. The late trains force the Honesdale and Erie Flyer to be held in town for almost two hours.

Scranton Jodas'a Tribune Honesdale Erie Flyer

Secret Session Excludes Press In Carbondale Budget talks

A Carbondale finance committee meeting opened with reporters present to cover the crucial budget discussion. The chair ordered journalists to leave, citing that only committee business mattered, prompting protests from The Tribune and a debate over taxpayers' right to oversight and public access to the meeting.

Tribune Comedinain Esthnites Lhereby Trinsetlois

Flood Devastation Follows Creek Flooding and Mine Dump

Reports describe overflowed creeks and a damaged Dundaff area as floodwaters surge through Carbondale streets. The Dickie Jones mine spill and dam bursts caused cellar and yard flooding, looting in lower Dundamtwood River streets, and property losses as residents assess repairs.

Carbondale Dickie Jones Dundaff Street John McDonough Hendilvke Compans Alves Shannon Patrick Finneren Dundamtwood Wilton Creek Delaware

Train Service Suspended Between Carbondale and Burnton

The Ontario and Western line ran no passenger service between Carbondale and Burnton since Friday. A southbound passenger train resumed duties yesterday morning beginning with its first run after the hiatus.

Ontario and Western Carbondale Burnton

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief From Prolonged Piles

An advertisement for Pyramid Pile Cure claims dramatic relief from long standing piles without surgery. It cites testimonials, pledges a $1000 award for any unrebutted genuine testimony, lists price at fifty cents per package, and attributes endorsements to patients like Mr Wim Lichtenwalter and a Canton Ohio printer.

Pyramid Pile Cure Miy Fenew Velléef Pyramid File Cute Wim Lichtenwalter Canton Ohlo Euye Otehul Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Travel Resumes as Daily Train Schedule Restores Service

This morning travel resumes with trains back on their daily schedule. Services return to normal as operations restart, guiding passengers to expect regular departures and arrivals throughout the day.

Elias Day’s misadventure shocks Syracuse audience

Impersonator Elias Day failed to appear in Syracuse after losing track of the venue and organizing body. He traveled from Youngstown to the Hotel Mowry and later searched city directories to locate the hall, then learned the engagement was for the University Assembly Hall under the Wasnis Army of the WY.

Tas Das Carbondale Smith- Singer Day Syracuse WN. C Post-Standard Illus Duy Evenig Elis Mr. Day Pope Brookway Dige Eum Bureau Pittsburg Hancock Syraveuge Mowry Youngstown Ohio Earty North Bulla Street Das Tilmimeni Bie Asroembivy University Blak Wasnis AM Ory WY. A. Oy AL

City council session canceled by move to joint committee

There was no meeting of the council last night as the session yielded to a Joint committee meeting. The panel will fix the estimates of the city's needs for the coming year.

Select Council Tribune Fenders Taypayers Carbondale Erlimates Udle Thich Kelerk

Henry J Hoeoman Expands Circle of Carbondale Friends

Henry J Hoeoman, noted proneter and Whore personality, continues to widen his social circle among Carbondale friends as his local ties grow. The influential figure draws interest for ongoing public and private engagements within the community.

Henry J. Hoeoman Carbondale

Garvey Family Recovers After Gin Incident at Terrace

The Garvey family of Terrace aircet suffered a gin exposure on Sunday night. They are improving with the worst effects fading in a few days. Mrs Sarah Garvey endured a painful eye contusion from a fall while seeking air during the escape.

Garvey Terrace Aircet Frenter Mies Sarah Garvey Hesider Ehe Sue Fallin

Donrdéera Move From St Cecellae Amid City Tensions

The Donrdéera from St. Cecellae Academy in Stranton fled a nearby house when a small upheaval occurred, left St Rose Academy in the city yesterday, and returned to Scranton. The incident prompted precautionary measures. Case 4 in Scranton has passed, and St. Cecelia’s Academy, which had closed, has reopened.

Donrdéera St. Cecellae Academy Stranton St. Rose Academy Scranton Danfer St. Cecelia's Academy

Reverend Davis Dies After Banquet Heart Attack

Rev. David L. Davis a former Carbondale clergyman died Saturday evening after an attack of heart failure at the St. Davids Literary Society banquet. He was delivering an address when stricken and succumbed twenty minutes later. He was well known locally and highly regarded.

David L. Davis Carbondale St. David's Literary Society Wernett House Nanticoke

Local Fragments Highlight Fraternal and Social Orders

Fragmentary OCR lists groups including Willham H. Davis, Women’s Bellet ype, Division No. 24 A. O. H. St. Vincent de Pru, Lavikawinna tribe Red Men, Mitchell Mose company, Cinhbondie conekive, and Heptasophs, indicating a compilation of fraternal organizations and associated names. The exact context or events are unclear.

Willham H. Davis A. O. H. St. Vincent de Pru Lavikawinna Tribe Mitchell Mose Company Cinhbondie Conekive

Constable and Mrs Arthur Welcome Baby Girl

The constable and Mrs Arthur celebrate the arrival of a baby girl with friends sharing in the joyful event. The joyous family and local supporters express pride and happiness.

River street resident reports no grip attack

Miss Bessie Tellis of River Street is not suffering from grip. AD of the Ellis family have also been afflicted since the sudden weather changes.

Bessie Tellis River Street Ellis

Dennis Pharmacy clerk resumes duties after brief absence

Juline Spaeth, the obliging prescription clerk in Dennis' pharmacy, is on duty again after a week's absence from the rip.

Juline Spaeth Dennis

No School Board Meeting Held Due to No Quorum

A school board announced no meeting today because a quorum was not present. The board will reconvene next Tuesday evening to conduct business and address pending items with proper attendance.

Scranton Area Visitors Noted In Various Towns

A string of Sunday visits and travels is recorded across Scranton and nearby towns. MoH Tappan spent Sunday in Scranton PV Donnelly at his Jessup home Captain T J Murphy in Scranton Miss Reynolds of Jermyn in Carbondale P O McGinty of Jermyn a Carbondale visitor Mrs J Alexander of Forest City in Carbondale Jen Mendelssohn Mayfield in Carbondale Grace Townsend Newell Townsend in Jermyn Thomas Messett of Brooklyn at home for a few days PT Reilly Scranton Railway officials at Scranton Harrison house visit De Whalen attended Baptist Ministers association meeting John F Carroll Elna NY left for York state J Hughes Cap Donde Telephone manager and Mrs Hughes returned from Wilkes Barree Wilkes Barre former home flood did not affect his residence in the elevated part of the city.

Moh. Tappan Scranton Donnelly Jessup T. J. Murphy Miss Reynolds Jermyn Carbondale P.O. McGinty Jermen J. Alexander Porest City Jen Mendelssohn Mayfield Frents Vegbeds Grace and Newell Harrison Howse Er. de Whalen Fcranton Baptist Ministers’ Association John FF. Carroll Elna N.V Harrison House York State J. 3. Hughes Cap- Donde Telephone Company Hugches Wilkes-Barre Mr. Hughes

Women's self protection push boosts pistol practice

An article argues women should learn pistol use for self protection and extends the idea to health. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Holden Medical Discovery as defenses against female diseases, with testimonials and an offer for The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and a book.

Pierce Holden Ida Mr. Tutt Franklin Street Crawfordaville Ind

Dunmore Borough Elects McLaughlin Chairman in Reorganization

Dunmore council reorganized with Thomas McLaughlin chosen as chairman to succeed William McAllister. I. B. Gilligan reappointed borough clerk and solicitor, J. W. McDonald. J. F. Horan elected borough engineer by six to five, John Douehean named patrolman, Frank Nickerson constable, and W. T. Potter chosen as first assistant fire chief. Burgess message urged municipal light plant, street and sidewalk improvements, and stricter maintenance of walks and sewers.

Thomas McLaughlin H. B. Gilligan J. W. McDonald J. F. Horan Burgess Barachell Thomas MecLaughlin William McAllister I. B. Gilligan W. McDonald McLaughlin Mesera O'Boylie Connery Gilligan McDonald McAllister Knight J. F Horan Horan John Douehean Frank Nickerson O'Neil W.T. Potter Neptune Company Manuinl Burgess Victor Burechell Thuntmere Duwi Suluit Muaters Dimiare Bledeleight Company Ofurbskhing Ate Corporation Borogh Une Howe Tetough Mio Grantim Loherewich Tran Warren Stroet Blakely City Grove Willis Warren Lape Voom Dunclaire Madison Webster Clas Quincey Monroe Newleet Railryard Bonkie Hhl Wid Grove East Delvker Galway Leese Panther LMAS Aitetel Cilef Choy Poland Teovan Mindl Doe Eleet O'Neill

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Doctor

A physician testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing numerous cases of female weakness and related disorders. The letter urges sick women to try the remedy and invites letters for advice, noting Lynn Massachusetts as the contact address and warning against other medicines.

Pingham Lydia E. Pinkham Maarguerire St. Omer Bricas Lydia EB. Pinkham

Retiring Officials Refer Bonds to Borough Attorney

The retiring president AleAlister and retiring street commissioner McDonald had the bonds of Treasurer August Winh Ter and Street Commissioner Brown with P. J. Henin as a signer referred to the borough attorney.

AleAlister McDonald August Winh Ter Brown P. J. Henin

Funeral of Stephen Mc Guire in Wilnut Street Home

Funeral services were held yesterday from the deceased's Wilnut street home for Stephen Mc Guire. A large attendance followed to St. Mary's church for a solemn high mass of requiem and interment in the old Catholic cemetery. Unclaimed letters as of March 1 1902 list several names including Russ Nellie Cuveo and others, with notices posted for residents to claim. Miss Annie Biglin returned home after visiting friends in New York City.

Stephen McGuire Wilnut Street St. Mary's Church Russ Nellie Cuveo Chevy Street William Krause Mra. J Rosalioe Cognetta di Giusippe Antonio Poire Frank Joseph Carroll Blakely Street Lake Clem Annie Biglin New York City

Jermany and Mayfield Borough Reorganization Meeting

Jermany and Mayfield borough council held reorganization with new members David Jones and J G Avery. Theron Moon named temporary chairman and John R R Jones temporary secretary. Elections for treasurer and attorney were held with Moon voting for Hunter on second ballot and acclamation for supervisor Mattie McAndrew. Meetings set for Fridays, adjournment until the next Friday.

Jernmyn David Jones J. G. Avery Theron Moon Chirmian John RR. Jones Mrt Wheeler Mr. Rowling Panv Wianent Che Jones Hawley Avery Davis Houghton Albert Moon Sullivan Thomas Hunter Jones Shields Hunter— Avery Albert Moo Shichds Riuwlew Hunter Wh Eine Hidlite Mattie McAndrew EH. Mulholland Cy A. Battenberg Totlon Vievor

Local Borough Meeting Nominates Officers in Candid Vote

Cohesive report from Olyphant borough meeting shows new officers elected with Brown named president after limited opposition. Treasurer, secretary, and other officials chosen. roll call notes and dissenters listed. sixth ward members appointed and a charitable announcement follows with a key charity event for Malta commandery.

Musical program at Metropolitan cafe opening

A grand opening will be held at the Metropolitan cafe on Lackawanna street this evening. McCormack brothers will contribute to the entertainment. Free refreshments will be served from 6 to 7 o'clock.

Pino Solo the Fairies Dince Miussenet L. Gilbert Jones D Melyway Dudley Buck Dr. Parry W. Ta Jones J. W. Jones the Hose of Sharon Ardriti Mainle Niland Fan- Lisle Gounod-Alvard Fred. J. Widmayer Thobin Adair” Bartlett Schubert Quartette Henehell Miss Nilwich Widmayer Two Canadiers Schuman Ralph Williams Minuet Miazurka Demuth Wichinger Brigands Spense Porting Marchetti Miss Niland Watkins Excelsior Balfe W. L. Jones Ralph Willhome J.T. Watking Metropolitan Cafe Lackawanna Street McCormack Brothers Oelook

Laxative Ad Ends With Grove Signature Claim

A brief ad note touts Brome Quinine Tablets promising relief from cold symptoms. It mentions a time based remedy and attaches W. Grove’s signature on a hex as part of the claim.

W. Grove

Peckville Wall Damages Halted Track Service

The retaining wall along the Ontario and Western tracks from Deckers bridge to Peck's crossing was damaged by high water. A portion of the wall collapsed, blocking the river and delaying train service while repairs are planned. Also, Rev Clark Wilson spoke at Peckville Baptist Church to a large crowd despite bad weather. Mrs Wilson will perform songs in upcoming services. Tickets for the lecture may be refunded or used for a future date.

Ontario and Western Deckers Bridge Peck Whalen George Stephens Main Street Peekville Baptist Church Clark Wilson Wilken

Taylor Borough Council Sees New Officers Appointed

The Taylor borough council reorganized last night naming BH Harris president George Monies clerk Martin Willing treasurer Jot M Harris solicitor John Evans chief of police John Evans chief of fire department George Perry road commissioner Whi Goodian engineer A Gf Dining janitress Mrs Winterbur. The Ludiew Add Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will host a dinner today at the church vestry during the 161st session of the Wyoming District Ministerial DisAssociation. Daniel J Evans Jr whose father drowned in Keyser creek Friday will be memorialized at a funeral service this afternoon. All Angers of the borough are invited to attend the Welsh Congregational church event this evening to organize a juvenile choir for the national eisteddfod at the New Armory Decoration by W E Thomas director.

Tavior EL Harris George Monies Martin Willing Jot M. Harris John , Mvans Fire Department George Perry Whi Goodian Winterbur Weoming District Daniel J. Evans, Jr Daniel J. Evans Keyser Creek Maite McHall Tele Providenia Krlenidy Iieay

Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets Not Effective Says Wy Grove

A damaged text notes a claim about Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets with an unclear statement about payment if not curing. The fragment cites an individual named Wy Grove and mentions a signature described as cool but provides no verifiable details.

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the News of Carbondale Delaware and Hudson Railroad Erie Railroad Trattia Osbteo HAO Poor Susan Tikit Weston Points Sundae Suridays Thomas Ruddy Estimates Committee Elias Day Henry Brennan Mr. Brennan Pittebura Dunmore Doings Victor Wigredeel Mess's Payton Ward Marguerite St. Omer Briggs Mount Calm Street Detroit Michigan Lydia E. Pinkham Jermyn and Mayfield Berough Thitas FB. Brown O'Malley Foo. van Stekle James O McAndrew P.M. Lytch Willam Wheeler Messrs. Reap and Bown Ant M. J. Nealon Teap Brows Bosak McMeans O'Kadloran Jugolsky T. Par Nealon Padden Neale Pettigrew Mosely Hayes Jol V Plunden M. Jol Nealon Polbnw Tt Petgrew Willian Moseley Elijah Hayer Tite Joli Ve Badden Michiel Bosak Wid Edward Ingeleby Haijah Hayes Ohd Anil Dia Fale Gil Dleoe Hbuoreku Commandery Wolehte Malta Binkely Venlig John J. Watehin W. H. Priest Peckville Taylor I. Wy Grove
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