Trains Schedule Carbondale to Scranton and Beyond
Train timetable notes departures from Carbondale city station toward Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Montreal with arrivals at Carbondale and intermediate stops on Sundays and other days. Details include times 7 02 01 05 a m 7 02 pm and related connections to Honesdale Scranton and Montreal.
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Carbondale
City Station
Scranton
Willie
Ragwel
Albans Weatonh
Montreal
Bostott
New
Ami Hennsdale
Wiiken
Fy Es van
Tbd
Nanny Chali
TLIO
Carlingdale
Hit
Honeslile
Teape
Trains Leave Carbondale For Scranton And Points North
Trains depart Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00 am and 4 00 pm. Return trips listed Sundays at 8 10 am. Weekly connections to New York and Cor Wall noted. Service shows trains from Scranton to points north at 6 46 am and 4 00 pm Sundays, with a 6 00 pm from Cadosia.
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Var
Carbondale
Sucanton
Sumlay
Thou
New York
Cor Wall
Scrantonial
Pointe North
Scranton
Cadosia
Recovery Sought From Bondsman Over Six Dollar Deficit
The old poor board directed its solicitor to sue the bondsman of Rivenburg for the $6 shortage tied to supplies from the farm during his term. Patr ick Grier, an ex Alderman with a history of charitable institution contact, claimed Carbondale as home while at Somerset, seeking payment for board and clothing totaling $17.44. The board tabled that claim and delayed rent bills and a separator proposal, then adjourned after approving other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Trenburg
Old Poor Board
HH. c. Butler
Rivenburg
Patrick Grier
Somerset
Grier
Fle
Carbondale
Trama
Conroy
Sai
George B. Stone
Wheat starch and diet changes linked to digestion
An article warns white bread and heavy cereals strain digestion and may trigger appendicitis. It praises Grape-Nuts as predigested for easy energy, sharing a Brantford Ontario worker's tale of improved health, weight, and mental clarity after replacing white bread with cereal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Ont
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Golden Anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Atkinson
Felicitous celebration at River Street home marks the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Atkinson. A family gathering from 10 a m to 6 p m featured decorations in yellow and green, a purse of gold from the children, and numerous relatives visiting, with a noon dinner and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK. Tagur
River Street
William Atkinson
Howe
James Hy, Atkinson
Philadelphia
William G
Susquehanna
Edward F
Joseph Tammerle
Wilkes- Barre
A. KE. Nseer
George i. Mills
William Thomas
Eitt
Mir. Dain
Atkinson
Greenfield Township
John FH
Tompkins
Mero
Carbondale
Jordan
Dundatt Street
Siemoavenue
Delaware and Tudson Company
Brakeman Douglass Injured After Fall From Train
William Douglass of Caununn Street, a Delaware and Hudson brakeman, fell from the top of a moving train yesterday when the cars parted. His foot was bruised and cut but no bones were broken. he was treated by Dr. Bailey and expected to keep his foot. He previously worked as a coachman for Superintendent BR Manville of the railroad.
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William Douglass
Caununn Street
Delaware and Hudson Road
Iocal
Douglass
D. Li. Bailey
Doughiss
Manville
Delawuare and Hudson
Mission Ends After Four Weeks at St Rose Church
Four week mission at St Rose Church directed by the Redemptorist fathers closes Sunday afternoon. The focus this week centers on the unmarried men of the congregation with heightened devotion. The closing rite features candles, baptismal vows, and a benediction blessing completing the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Gatun
St Pauls Lutheran Fifth Sunday in Lent Services
The Saint Pauls Lutheran Church announces a Sunday program with a rabbath school at 9 30 a m and a worship service at 10 80 a m a sermon on J John 514 the fiery serpent on the pole a Lenten service Thursday at 7 00 pm all attendees welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermon On &J. John
Chyiat
Hotel upgrades begin as April changes take hold
Landlord Williams of the American house started work to implement scheduled changes after April 1. Re papering the partition between the hotel proper and the electric light company's office began. After April 1 the light company room will be prepared for a hotel cafe moving from its current rear location.
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Williams
Electric Light Company
Cafe Reopens as Sample Room After Hotel Restoration
The cafe, now housed at its new location, will serve as a sample room. The arrangement follows a post rebuilding plan for the hotel. It will feature two entrances: one from the street and another from the hotel hall to serve guests.
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Vogie
Sugar Lick event delights Dundaff youths at Hall home
A quartet of local young men including Boyd Oliver and Curt Lee joined residents at T Hall's Dundaff house for a lively sugar lick night. The gathering featured maple sugar tasting, country games, and a robot solo by Fred Gleason as townsfolk from Dundaff and nearby areas enjoyed a festive evening with friends and relatives.
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Boyd Oliver
Curt Lee
Rex Nicholson
Willis Wilson
Fred Gleason
Wayle
Ukedak Borat
Hull
Dundas
Flora Burdett
Gertle Biker
Ethel Baker
Teans Perry
Ora Howell
Maud
Return of Campbell Stratton at the Grand on Monday
Campbell Stratton, former Bennett & Moulton star and Carbondale favorite, opens a week at the Grand Monday afternoon with Woman's Enemy. Evening feature City of New York follows, tickets 10, 20 and 25 cents. matinee 10 cents. Other week shows include Monte Cristo, Dora Thorne, Heart of Paris, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Daughters of the Poor, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Jesse James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Stratton
Schiller Stock Comrmins
Carbondale
Bennett & Moulton Company
New York
Tuesdhiv
THE NEW TROLLEY LINE
Surveyors work in the southern city area for a new trolley line with unclear entry points to Carbondale. Locals speculate on a Brooklyn route and a central town terminal as promoters keep quiet about exact plans. Rumors about a rink site at South Main and Seventh streets and the Anthrdite building as possible sites circulate.
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Carbondale
Brooklyn
South Main Street
Seventh Street
Florodora May Miss Grand Theatre Run
Manager Bryne of the Grand press reports earnest efforts to book Florodora the musical at the opera house this season but says negotiations with Fisher and Ryley may fail. A letter notes booking constraints may prevent a Carolina appearance, while The Runaway Girl arrives Saturday April 1 with Carbo and duels, drawing praise from discerning theatre-goers.
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Bryne
the Grand
Floredora
Opera House
Fisher & Ryley
Florodoru
Byrne
Grand
Plorodora
Carbo Andulelans
Sorely Afflicted Family Faces Tragedy and Injury
The Pitgsimmons family of Dunwin Street endures tragedy as daughter Frances dies after emergency hospital treatment for digestion issues. Son Willie, about 10, was later admitted with injuries from an incident. The report notes their fraught condition and recent hospital visits.
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Frank Pitgsimmons
Dunwin Street
Frances
Emmegency Hospital
Willie
Seventy seven grip remedy described as pocket pellets
An item promoting a small bottle of pleasant pellets labeled Dr Mussiphrey's Famous Specific for grip and colds. The ad emphasizes convenient pocket size for on the go relief.
Two deaths follow accident near fence injury
A girl moved from a hospital to her home after injuries from a barb wire run. She died last evening as the chapeller’s death had been sudden. The rib eye was injured and taken home from the hospital. Funeral is planned Sunday afternoon at St Rose Cemetery with community condolences to Ath and Aire Fitzsimmons.
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Burind
St. Rose
Ath and
Aire
Fitzsimmons
Rev J C Patey to Lead Berean Church Services
Reverend J C Patey will lead both morning and evening services at Berean Church. Guest pastor J OC Mites of Blooming Grove PA will lead the morning prayer meeting and men are urged to attend with a friend. The evening sermon is titled The A B of the Gospel followed by a twenty minute after meeting. Special weeknight services are planned with the pastor and accompanying singers.
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Berean
Nev. J. OC. Mites
Blooming Grove
Lamar- Tow
A. B
Wil von
Dog Lost in Scranton Trolley Incident
Coogan reports a valuable dog lost on Thursday evening during a Scranton Railway streetcar sweep. The dog was on the street when a trolley passed, injuring it. a passerby found the animal and carried it away, ending the animal’s suffering.
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Coogan
Scranton Railway Company
The Seventh Avenue Bridge Into the Rising Lackawanna
A fragment notes the Seventh Avenue Bridge entering the rising Lackawanna River area. The terse line hints at construction or flood risk near a city waterway and surrounding infrastructure.
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Seventh Avenue
Luckawanna
Funeral of Miss Jennute Poudden Held Yesterday
The funeral was held yesterday morning with a procession from TMth avenue at 9 o clock to St Rose church for a requiem high mass. Burial followed at St Rose cemetery with pallbearers John Brett Desent McDonald John Pirrett James Connaughton Thomas Brennan and William Holymaster. A second funeral at St Rose church for James Wollings proceeded to Be Mose cemetery with pallbearers Thut ek McGarry John Kearney Bo W Burke John Killeen John Gilmartin and William Burke.
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Jennute Poudden
Tmth
Burkal Wis
St. Rose Cemetery
John Brett
Desent McDonald
John Pirrett
James Connaughton
Thomas Brennan
William Holymaster
James, Wollings
St. Rose Church
Be. Mose
Thutek McGarry
John Kearney
W. Burke
John Killeen
John Gilmartin
William Burke
Garreld Williams Attends Town With New Racing Trotter
Garreld Williams of the American house toured the town yesterday with his new racing trotter. The bicycle-like vehicle featured four red pneumatic tires and a black body. He rode the horse-like contraption with his trotter in front, a showy display praised by local horsemen.
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Garreld Williams
Garreld
Davis' Recovery Hopes LiftAlva Friends
Mrey of Eight Avenue reports Davis HH of Eight Avenue has been gravely injured but appears to be improving yesterday. Doctors indicate she will likely recover, a welcome note for Davis' many friends in Alva who feared for her health.
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Mrey
T. HH
Davis
Alva
Hop
Miss Julio Engaged at Scranton School Office
Miss Julio Thompson of Carbondale who studied at the Scranton Business College has become engaged to a stenographer in the offices of the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. This marks the seventh Carbondale young woman tied to the institution.
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Julio, Thompson
Seranton Business College
Fcranton
Carbondale
Laixative Bromo-Quinive Advertises Signature on Boxes
An old advertisement asserts the product Laixative Bromo-Quinive removes the cause of illness and features A. W. Crowe's signature on every box.
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A. W. Crowe
Catherine Coogan Returns Home After Illness
Catherine Coogan daughter of Mr Mire Coogan recovered from a serious appendicitis attack at Emergeroy hospital. She was discharged to home yesterday as relatives prepare for full recovery and the family plans to follow up with further care.
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Catherine Coogan
Mid Mire
PLA
Construction delays reported on North Main Street project
The article notes work resuming on a building site at North Main Street under Chief of Police AleAndrew. Simsen & on and Kolghia of Columbus prepare to take over upper floor construction, amid delays and policy changes to satisfy the night’s residents.
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Wark Win
North Main Street
AleAndrew
Simsen & On
Kolghia
Columbus
Visit of Mrs Jeffresa and Miss Oakley to Michawel Roberts
Mrs B A Jeffresa returns from visiting her brother Michawel Roberts or Jermyn in California after about eis months. She traveled with Miss Clorenie Oakley from Chicago and they plan further journeys after visiting Jenmnyn relatives.
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B. A. Jeffresa
Michawel Roberts
Jermyn
Fan Myanessee
California
Chicago
Clorenie Oakley
Local Lodges and Societies Listed in Gazette
Fragments register several groups including Germanin Stiging society Kulgilta and Mather Mathes It Hendrick lodge Railroad Tugin Deu Cal Tathoy Ub Ciguriakera Union 8 H Dotterer lodge Locomotive ine ginvers in a page note.
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Germanin Stiging Society
Kulgilta
Mather Mathes
Hendrick
Foresters Lodges Named in Secret Division No 14
Division No 14 of the A D HH Court Greden lodge Foresters of America Diamond lodge and Shield of Honor are referenced in a terse notice, naming several fraternal bodies connected to the regional organization. The text emphasizes their association within the same division.
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A. D, HH. Court Greden
Foresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Unclear Names Reported for Birth Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals Bor My Mire Jesse Williams Terrace street Peter Flynn Poundry street, with a daughter. Details about date, place, or official notice are missing.
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Bor
Jesse Williams
Térace Street
Peter Flynn
Fpoundry Street
Local residents listed in Scranton area social notices
Mr and Mrs John W Boyle of iver street and Louis Lee of Maple avenue appear among visitors and locals named in yesterday’s city notices. Couples and travelers from Forest City Olivhant Curbomdile and Scranton are reported in social and theatre mentions with additional notes on a production at the Liceum de Beranton.
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John W. Boyle
Iver Street
Ini
Louis Lee
Maple Avenue
Jou Bk Natlin
Sermon
Curbomdile
Gicoyee Benton
W. G. Seupry Stent Westerby
Ainghunton
Huros
Thompsdd
Welling
Eg. Burne
Thomas Cuwley
Forest City
John Lynch
Olvnhant
Miller
Harrison House
Cold Damp Feet Won’t Give You a Cold
An old advertisement promotes a laxative tablet brand with a quirky slogan about “Cold Damp Feet” not causing a cold when using the product. The box features a signature vignette by I. W. Grave.
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
P. A. Rivenburg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Dundaff
Bennett & Moulton
Frank Fitzsimmons
Royvs, Gos A
Oxford
Colonial
Complete Outfitters
J. C. Patey
McAndrew Build
I. W. Grave
Cornell
Joriin
Mir
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