Railroad Time Tables From The News Of Carbondale
November 24 timetable details train departures from Carbondale at various stations including Keraniton Wilkes Haven Waymart Hinesdale and Albany with routes to Saratoga Montreal and other points. Sunday and daily trains listed with arrival times to Conemaugh and related connections.
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Carbondale
Keraniton
Wilkes
Low
Bony Taal
Lew
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Waymart
Hinesdale
Simiay
Monesdale
Feranton
P Met OG A. m
Hiinday
Caine
Fee Way
Ebensburg notes sparse racing details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Carbondale and Thine Teive at various locations with scattered times. It references New Yorks Corie wall and Hunts field, but details about events, dates, or outcomes are unclear.
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Carbondale
New
Ofrom
Exploding Gas Violently Shakes City Area
Residents report a loud blast and tremor near South Main street and Eighth avenue as a gas release from a main line causes a hole in the ground and window damage. An employee named Houston narrowly avoids injury after inspecting the valve box and lighting a match.
Grape-Nuts Benefits Praised by Philadelphia Man
John Haywood of Aspen Street Philadelphia recounts relief from stomach trouble, headaches, and low vitality after replacing food with Grape-Nuts for one week on a friend’s advice. He reports weight gain and sustained improvement, calling Grape-Nuts life enhancing.
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Imeem
Howie
John Haywood
Aspen Bt
Philadelphia
Theft at Carbondale High School Sparks Money Disappearance
At Carbondale High School a $17.50 loss was reported after Lillian Peuckert found her money missing from her desk. Five girls and one boy were questioned, but no trace of the bills was found. Constable Henry Pierce and Superintendent Garr conducted searches with no result, while Peuckert remained distressed waiting for a clue.
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Carbondale High School
Gurr
Henry Pierce
Misa Julia Kilhullen
Lillian Peuuckert
Flospital Street
Cliss-Room
Jones
St. Patrick's
Gsevevil
Peuckert
Garr Wis
Constable Pierce
Alder- Win Morrigan’s Court
Final Passage of City Appropriation Ordinance
The Common Council completed third reading of the appropriation ordinance and sent it to the Select Council for final action. A brief meeting of the Select Council followed with no debate. another session is planned for Monday April 7 to complete final readings.
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Common Council
Ordinines
Counel
Select
Sleet Council
Ordinamee
Wheeler
Counell
Ninth Avenue
Main
Park Streets
K Supper in Cong Church Parlor
The Cong Congregational Church young ladies hosted a unique K themed supper in the school room last evening. The menu and all dishes started with the letter K. Proceeds will go toward paying down the church debt.
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Congregational Church
New Drummer in Carbondale Promotes Trade
A traveling salesman named Harry B. Stanton from Scranton visited the Harrison house in Carbondale on Saturday. He represents Schwaresehilad & Sulsberger, a prominent firm, and aims to introduce himself to local trade in the city and vicinity.
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Carbondale
Harrison
Harry B. Stanton
Svranton
Schwaresehilad & Sulsberger
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Lasting Hemorrhoid Remedy
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure a suppository that removes the disease cause of hemorrhoids rather than just the symptoms. It features testimonial from John Cullen Bryant of Haverhill Mass praising a year of relief after twenty years of suffering and notes the product’s purported painless, complete cure.
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John Cullen Bryant
Haverhill
Mass
Stanton Sets Out Qualities For Public Process
Stanton outlines the qualities needed for a fair process in his line, asserting he will take the best of them and push for rigorous standards in practice.
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Stanton
Puocess
Cavernous Street Gap Drops Men Into Cellar
Carbondale resident George Curtis and Dr Stevens of Canaan fell into a vault-like cellar when the Delimonico restaurant sidewalk collapsed on South Main around 11 pm. They crawled out shaken, with battered hats clothing and minor injuries, their nerves jolted by a sudden descent and a frantic escape into light.
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Carbondale
George Curts
Dr. Stevens
Canaan
Mir Curtis
South Main Street
Delimonico
Tien
Colgate Glee and Banjo Clubs Benefit Concert
Bible church ladies report selling nearly 400 tickets for a Colgate University Glee and Banjo clubs benefit concert. The event launches at Clark's drug store next Monday night, with expected attendance around 700. Twenty three college men are set to perform.
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Colgate University
Local residents recover at home after minor surgeries
Peter Kranta of this city, after a minor operation, was well enough to return home from Minergency hospital yesterday. Mrs. Catherine Conners of Jernisn, treated for a fractured thigh, was also able to go home yesterday.
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Peter Kranta
Catherine Conners
Jernisn
Summit man suffers eye injury from cinder
Edward Stevens of Summit Avenue was struck in the eye by a cinder last Saturday. Dr. Pletcher removed the speck and by Sunday the pain forced him to quit work for the day.
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Edward Stevens
Summit Avenue
Pletcher
Centennial club at Lender building gets new piano
In the Centennial club home at the Lender building a new piano was installed yesterday enhancing the lively atmosphere and quarter’s charm.
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Centennial Club
Death of John YT Nullin Shocks Carbondalia Friends
Carbondalians learned with sorrow of the death of John YT Nullin of Beranton. He passed away at his mother's home on Hickory Street South Beranton after a very brief illness. The sudden summons distressed many friends who knew him well. Nullin was a frequent visitor to the city.
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John
St Patrick Observances Mark Carbondale Day
In Carbondale yesterday the feast of Erin’s patron saint was celebrated with rest and recreation. Visitors flocked to town as workshops closed. theatre crowds enjoyed Grand performances amid green ribbons. In St Rose church two Masses were held with Knights of Father Mathew observing the day. Reverend Coffey delivered a eulogy on Saint Patrick urging faith and devotion.
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Carbondale
Erin
St. Rose Church
Yund
Father Mathew
Walter Gorman
T. FF. Coffey
George Dixon
Rather Coffey
Saint Patrick
Schiller Stock Company Opener Tops Carbondale Repertoire
The Schiller Stock Company opened in Carbondale with two crowded performances. The evening show City of New York drew praise for its melodrama and scenery while A Woman's Enemy pleased the afternoon audience. A standout young singer and a boy juggler attracted applause as the company plans Monte Cristo tonight.
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Schiller Stock Company
Grand
Carbondale
New York
Ciy
James O'Neill
Sickness Grips Local Residents in Weekend Plight
City residents face a string of ailments as several council members and townspeople suffer from illnesses. J H Stone experiences a severe attack of quin AA while John Grads fights a dangerous condition. Mrs Martin Mannion and Mrs Patrick McDonald endure distressing health events, with others like Mrs Thuothy McGarry and Miss Nethe Methan also reported ill. Local physicians treat Dy Hand and nearby cases as the community copes with rising illness.
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John Grads
Pike
Martin Mannion
Pike Street
Wes Giken
St. Rose Church
Patrick McDonald
Battle Avenue
Thuothy McGarry
Terrace Street
James Kennedy
South Church Street
Nethe Methan
Tronklyn Street
John II
Morgan's
John Williams
Upper Duridarr Street
James Stott
Church Street
Dy Hand
Scranton
Tocal
Visit of Thomas Blannery to Carbondale Friends
Thomas Blannery visits his home on Sand Street while employed as an engineer at a U S government plant in Cald Springs on the Hudson. The plant is idle and Blannery took the opportunity to meet Carbondale friends. Nannery formerly worked as an engineer in the Erle Ming.
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Thomas Blannery
Sand Street
Mr. Plannery
United States
Cald- Springs-on-the-Hudson
Carbondale
Mr. Nannery
Local residents attend Buffalo ordination of Rev Krampft
Mrs Bod McHale Mrs John O Boyle and Mina Anna Farrell of South Church Street are home from Buffalo after attending the ordination of Rev Withim Krampft to the priesthood in the Buffalo cathedral on Sunday Rev Father Krampft is well known here having visited a few months ago.
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Bod. McHale
John O'Boyle
Mina Anna Farrell
South Church Street
Buffalo
Withim Krampft
Buffalo Catheral
Father Krampft
Baby Jones Child In Jeopardy With Pneumonia At Wayne Street
Catherine Jones, the only child of Mr and Mrs A R Jones of Wayne Street, is dangerously ill with pneumonia. This marks a second time the family has faced illness for their daughter, the previous scare occurring seven months ago.
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Baby Dangerously II
Catherine
A. R. Jones
Wayne Street
Myra
Jones
Ony
Meetings of Tonight and Local Fraternal Gatherings
Readable fragments list meetings including William Hf. Davie Women's Retief corpse St Vincent de Paul Lucka A Wunna tribe Red Men Carbondale conclave Heptasopha with no dates or clear outcomes.
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William Hf
Davie
Hull Returns Home After Philadelphia Medical Visit
Viventin Charles Hull came home from Philadelphia with Dr. W. W. Pletcher after seeking advice from top specialists. He was given hearty assurances that he would recover.
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Viventin
Charles Hull
Philadelphia
W. W. Pletcher
Hull Fire Survivor Receives Noted Medical Care
The article cites a prolonged operation and treatment for the burns on Hulls face. Staff at Villa Hope and May Infirmary praised the medical team for their skilled care and the survivor's endurance during recovery.
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Tull
Villa Hye
May
Hull
Mull
Erie Rail Passenger Rates Change Soon
Starting April 1 passenger rates will rise at several stations including Uniondale Hinsdale and Scranton with new fares from 40 cents to 65 cents and 1.50 to 2.00. Most routes see higher round trip gate changes as Erie aligns with other roads on a winnferin basis.
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Erie
Pareat City
Uniondale
Herrick
Thompson
Sia
Stirruden
Scranton
Susquehanna
Binghamton
N. C
Passing Throng Notices Foregoing Scranton Visitors
Scranton and Carbondale social columns record numerous visits and guests. Rev. Dr HH Whalen, P J Carden, John Lynch on business trip to New York, B W Bryant of Honesdale, M J Tinarkin of Scranton, Dr Dwyer and son in Carbondale, Mrs A Jennings and Miss Blanche Lavan guests at Harrison house, Misses Colline and Rothe from Jermyn visit Carbondale yesterday.
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Whalen
Scranton
P. J. Carden
Carbondale
John Lynch
New York
B. W. Bryant
Honesdale
Harrison House
M. J. Tinarkin
Dwyer and Son
Forest City
A. Jennings
Blanche Lavan
Pittston
Elizabeth Colline
Elizabeth Rothe
Jermyn
J. S. Kirkpatrick
Teresa Duty
New York City
Willl
FP C. Hertazog
Dany
Fitzhenry Stanton
Waymart
Winnie Meehan
Miss Gallaway
Jermyn and Mayfield Church Notices and Local Happenings
Local items report Bishop Talbot’s authority over missionary transfers at St James Church Jermyn with three-fold moves proposed for Fessenden Derby and Broadhead. Other notes include a Glenwood shaft effort to lower flood water, St Patrick’s Day mining closures, social events, visits, and a Windsor hall supper by the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church.
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Charles EL Fessenden
St. James Church
Jermyn
Talbot
Ganonix
Central Pennsylvania
Buster
Fessenden
Mansfield
Tioga
S. W. Derby
Forest City
J. Er- Witt Broadhead
Mary Fessenden
Fessenen
Glenwood
St. Aloysius Society
T. C. Church
Valley Falls
Frank Chraves
John Lutsy
A. D. Viin Gorder
Scranton
And
Mire
Ace Kirby
Janith
I Can do all My Own Work
Mrs Jandie Marshall of Whiting Kansas writes that kidney trouble and female weakness left her nearly bedridden. After using Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Lotion Tablets from Dr Pierce she reports full recovery and ability to do all her own work.
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Jandie Marshall
Whiting
Jackson Co
Kansas
Pierre
Pierce
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story
A testimonial describes health improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular menstruation and cramps. It warns against fake letters and urges troubled women to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice, claiming widespread guidance to health from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Elizabeth Hesselman
Neenah, Wis
Schiller Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evening public school closing exercises and town events
The Olyphant public night schools hold closing exercises at the Central school bullring with an address by Rev. John O'Donnell of St. Patrick's. Also on the program a Diiger-Cornell Four act drama Purge of New York at Brother Mithew Opera House, plus A Circus Girl planned for this evening. Socials, smokers, and gatherings are noted at Maeon’s hall Olympia orchestra, Ancient Order of Hibernians rooms, Presbyterian church, and Blakely Whist club. Several residents are mentioned visiting or moving, with family and church events across the area including West Pittston, Kingston, Scranton, and Avondale.
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John O'Donnell
St. Patrick's Church
New York
Diiger-Cornell
Brother Mithew Opera
Maehon's
Pices
Olympia Orchestra
Order of Hibernians
Albure
Blakely
Providence
I. W. Watkins
Natalie Watkins
William Lewis
Altentown Yeatermday
Elvira Jones
West Pittston
Margaret Yvans
Jermyn
J. A. Evans
Luckiwanba Streech
Yesheyday
Annie Probert
Passion Play and church concerts at Weber's rink March 24
Community entertainments announce a Passion Play projection at Weber's rink on March 24 benefiting the Gieroan yan gelical church. Moving pictures illustrate the life of Christ from annunciation to ascension. Soprano solos by Mick Henrriet in Harris enhance the program.
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Babli
Mick Henrriet
Harris
Aledwid Watking
First Welsh Congregational Church
Juliet
Joseph Davis
Avidencce
Leslie Nyhart
Lincoln Heights
Community Notices and Visits Highlight Local Day
A busy day with residents visiting relatives in Edwardsville and Washington and patrons attending eisteddfod in Allentown. Local groups including Baptist union and Jeriga Mose company meet this evening while ALP members are urged to attend.
Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You Cold Tablets
A fragmented ad copy touts Lisxative Bromo Quinine tablets with gravely signature on the box claiming they prevent catching a cold when taken timely.
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2. W. Grave
Community Notes From Hopbottom March 17
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports social updates from Hopbottom. Clayton Green moved to Scranton for a new job. Howard Finn of Kingsley visited his grandfather S. M. Finn last week. The funeral of the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. H. Rose was held Sunday. M. J. Hartley is slowly convalescing. Icon Raub suffered a severe bout of quinay. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Struppler of Lone expect to move to Elmhurst soon. Mr. and Mrs. James Mercill hope to move to Lestershire if they can sell their property. A platorial lecture on the Mawalian Islands illustrated with stereopticon views and songs was given at the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. Mr. Thuckimian. Miss Alt Fitun visits Scranton and Daryell. Mrs. M. McVicar returned after weeks with daughter Mrs. Daniel Carpenter of Bloom. Mrs. B. A. Seaman and son and daughter returned to their home in Tndillo after visiting friends in Hopbottom. The place’s residents include Kiev and Mie Ay Austin living with former parents at home.
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Scranton Tribune
Honbottom
Clayton Green
Scranton
Howard Flnn
Kingsley
S. M. Finn
Pridis
Elmharet
James Mercill
Lestershire
Mawalian Islands
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thuckimian
Scrinton
Daryell
M. McVicar
Daniel Carpenter
Bloom
Held
B.A. Seaman
Id Daugheter
Tnndillo
Thik Awe
Otter
Kiev
Austin
Plies
Railroad talks spark rebuilding across Bradford County
Directors of the Harclay Railroad Co in Philadelphia adopt a financing plan to acquire stock at 330 a share and rebuild the line from Towanda to Pool of Plane with probable restart from Monwheton to Sinmeden. Morton of Winsport elected president Baldwin Towanda re elected manager officials advertise work and inspection tour noted. George Maxwell, former gy shopper at Siyre, reportedly committed suicide at Bimilia by cutting his throat with a rag. Mrs Morour and daughter Beruh are traveling at Atlantic City.
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Scrantom Tribune
Towands
Mareh
Vulla Thurston
Athena Townshin
Harclay Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Prlday
Sinvemahoning
Morton
Winsport
Aid OG
Tildwin
Towanda
Munao
George Maxwell
Siyre
Sulette
Bimilia
Mire
K. A. Morour
Miss Beruh
Atlantic Ty
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Wainy
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Rensons
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Tose & Co
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Cutrhondale
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Cinder
ST. Patrick
Schiller Company
Grand Opera House
J. H. Stone
Revere
Hull Is
Jermyn and Mayfield
West Mayfield
Mre
Ligale Keifer
Justice of the Peace
Keifer
David Thomas
Willie
Bacon Street
Dave Willams
Serand Street
John Tressaze
AJ. Battenberg
George
Wilkes-Barre
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W. J. Nicholson
Mary Street
Ladies’ Aid
Windsor Hall
Dean
Iizamath Hessenaan
Neenah
Wis
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Taylor
Charles J. Evans
North Main Street
Baptist Young People's Union
Calvary Baptist Church
ALP
William Gangler
Wiliam Davis
Lincoln Keights
John Hughes
Miamn Street
Farge
Allentown
Jeriiga Mose Company
Janet Owens
Main Street
Edwardsville
Bessie Jane
South Taylor
Henry Lewis
Washington, Nd
Jeanié Harris
Hopbottom
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