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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1902

Page

2

Trains and schedules listed for Carbondale and connections

The notice provides train departures and arrivals between Carbondale and nearby towns including Waymart Honesdale Albany Montreat Boonton and Wilkes Barre with times such as 8 00 am and 6 00 am and Sunday arrivals from Williamsport and Berunton noting connections to Bearungton and Carbondate and related stations Omitted unclear digits and names due to damaged text

Carbondale Eliyalation Boranton William Barre A. Stig Atbany Herotogs Montreat Boaten Waymart Honesdale Hit. A Girliondile Fron Wilkie Hacre Berunton Dee WLM TAF Bute Way Mart Wollemlule Vir Tee

Trade Train Timetable Fragments From Scranton to New York

Fragmentary OCR notes outline train times and routes including Scranton to New York connections weekdays and Sundays. Mentions train shifts around 4 00 pm and 7 00 pm with stopping points near Cornwall and Clavfosia, plus references to Pennsylvanian stations and coastal timetables.

Delivery Confusion Prompts Subscriber Reports

Subscribers to The Tribune report confusion in delivery between the Carbondale branch in the Burke building and Roab ert Reynolds newsdealers. The office asks subscribers to report any delinquency to aid efficient service.

Tribune Ian Tregulipity Carbondale Braich The Burke Roabert & Reynolds

Mag Orchestra Stars Accept Thiele Offers for Summer Tours

Three leading Mag orchestra members Sutter Lynett Ackerman and Histed have accepted summer engagements under Prof Thiele. They will perform July and August at southern resorts with Thiele directing, while Lynott may join in Thiele's mountain resort orchestra during idle hours. The opportunities promise notable advancement for the young musicians despite Carbon Dale's disappointment.

Chestra Mag Mather Ing William Lynett George AckKermyn Comet Wallace Dlisted Ohare Loniette Ernest Thiele Scranton William Lynott Lynotts Thiele Lynett Chiriohette Willice Fisted George Acker Commelior Lynoce Carbondale Histed Lynott Ackerman My. Thiele Mer Prof Mrr. Lynott Courbondallans

Coffee Hearts and Heart Health Claims

A letter describes coffee harming heart patients and recounts a switch to Postum Food Coffee curing symptoms. Mrs Douglass writes that stopping coffee, using Postum, and a cocoa remedy helped her daughter and herself, with relief lasting five years. The tale attributes heart improvements to abandoning coffee.

Orchestra Arrangements Keep Band Efficient During Absence

The group reports advantages gained and plans to fill vacancies with stand-ins to maintain performance quality while key members are away. The substitution will keep the orchestra’s efficiency from waning and ensure continued steady output.

Aged man John Martin injured after stair fall at Dundaff Street home

John Martin, 86, of Dundaff Street, fell while descending stairs at his son-in-law Adan McMynne’s home and suffered a broken thigh. He was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment as doctors warned age could slow recovery. Also hurt: West Side resident Anthony Mara and Delaware and Hudson brakeman William J. Dotellas. Doughees’ foot injury treated. 12-year-old John Jennings escaped severe burns from a candle accident with quick neighbor intervention.

John Martin Miner Doug Ings Dundaff Street Adan McMynne Martin Tome Crown Soldiers Heme Anthony ©' Mara West Side Tie Willian J. Dotelass China Street Delaware and Hudson John Jennings South Church Street Mars Nicholas Moon

Passengers Ordered Off at City Station to Avoid Suit

Following a recent court case against the Delaware and Hudson, conductors must remove all passengers at the city station rather than allow riding into the yard. The rule aims to prevent injuries after an incident involving a passenger who sued over chemicals in the yard. Empty trains are not to be ridden when leaving the yard.

Delaware Wok Huson Sonate Seventh Avenue Robinson Delaware and Hudson Belmont

ELOPER BURDICK INDICTED FOR ADULTERY CASE

Grand jury returned indictments including Benjjmin Burdick of Green Gove for adultery with his servant girl named Stanton after eloping from Scott township to New York state with hundreds of dollars and a team of horses. Jack McGowan of the city was also indicted on a charge filed by his former wife.

Benjjmin Burdick Green Gove Burdick Scott Township Wong Greenfield Township Stanton New York State Jack” McGowan Wis

Lafayette College Glee and Banjo Club Entertains

The Lafayette Glee and Banjo Club from Lafayette College at Huston performed briefly in the city while awaiting the Delaware and Hudson train to Honesdale for the River concert. They played banjo selections to a small appreciative audience at the city station, winning praise from City Ticket Agent Claude Smith who expects future performances in the Smith-Binger course next season.

Lafayette Lafayette College Huston Delaware and Hudson Wain Honesdale Claude 2. S Smith Carbondallans Lifayette

Bereavement Acknowledgment For Howard BerVis Family

The family of the late Howard Ber vis expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and aid during their recent bereavement. The note thanks neighbors clergymen and colleagues for kindness and support shown during their loss.

Howard Bervis

Meetings of Tonight. Junior Order Walted Americat Me chanics

Local notices list meetings for tonight including the Junior Order and American Mechanics groups. Text appears garbled but indicates assembly times and groups. reliability uncertain due to OCR errors.

Hose Wagon in Service Again At Mitchell Company

The hose cart of the Mitchell company is back in service after a repair period of a couple weeks. The reel was broken during the incident and repaired to restore full function for fire protection duties.

Mitchell Company

Last Fire by the Water Incident Report

A brief note describes a fire by the water amid command confusion and a device turned on before the nozzle was fully extended, suggesting disjointed operations and misaligned orders in the incident sequence.

Annual Church Meeting Highlights Social and Financials

The Presbyterian congregation held its annual business meeting and enjoyed a social sipper served by kindly ladies. George W. Nuria opened, Dr. WOW Pletcher was elected chair, and M. D. Lathrope secretary. A motion freed evening seating at services and future morning service rentals were noted. The treasurer’s report detailed receipts, expenditures, and church indebtedness with auditors Moei Tames Rutherford and Tomes TW declaring accuracy.

M.D. Lathrope Board of Trustee Spmatal Eluapetl Nad Tamupatoeim Moei Tames Rutherford Tomes TW Maul Tioans SMV Wipald

Obituary Notices From Carbondale Area

Obituary notices report Edwin Moon a former Carbondale resident dying at his Scranton home after pneumonia he was born in Bodmin Cornwall England and emigrated in 1864 later working as a foreman in the North Scranton fence works and a blacksmith in Carbondale He is survived by a wife three daughters five sons and multiple siblings Also noted is the death of Amass Lorise Tyron age 24 of Carbondale after prolonged illness with funeral set for Saturday at 4 pm at the family home and services at the Plea Methodist Episcopal church burial at Manorwood cemetery A third notice reports Eugene Kiefer the Kingston death nephew of local residents and the Mills infant son dying at Linea Avenue with funeral at Brookside Cemetery and sympathy extended to the Mills family.

Edwin Moon Carbondale Green Ridge Scranton Dnoatinek Preuimonia Mr. Moon England Bodmin Cornwall America Tren North Scranton Whicksmith Delaware and Hudson Aut Providente Moon Keyet Fidelity Conelive F. Forbes Williamsport Worith Moon Ollie Moon Mudwin Prederick Moon Myre Annie Tourmer Father Priest Enghind Henry Eniland Nicholas John and Sianuel Anischoy Lorise Tyron George EH. Tyron Darle Tyron Wilkes- Barre Mills Arthur Mills Linea Avenue Burlil Brookside Mire Ning Cuends

Rickety Children and Scott's Emulsion Address Rickets

Loose joints bow legs and soft bones signal rickets a condition fed by poor nutrition. Scott's Emulsion provides tonics hypophosphites nourishing cod liver oil to restore strength and quicken improvement in affected children. OTT BOWE Chesiladygon dearl gi N.Y.

Scott

Railroader Henry Kennedy Accepted Foreman Offer

Henry Kennedy of South Main Street, a highly efficient brakeman on the Delaware and Hudson route, received an offer of 11 assistant foreman in the Lackawanna railroad car department at Scranton. He accepted, promising a continued rise. Kennedy plans to move his family to the Electric City in the spring.

Henry Kennedy South Main Street Lackawianna Company Scranton Kennedys

Local Woman Suffered Relapse After Illness

Mrs T Hi of Highthevenue was described as once out of danger but relapsed last night with further weakness. Family remains hopeful yet concerned about her recovery amidst unclear details.

T. Hi Wavia Highthevenue

Knights of Father Mathew select convention delegates

Thoms Boylin, John A Campbell, Joseph Kilpatrick, Joseph Relricson and John Burnett will represent the Knights of Father Mathew at the district convention to be held in the city on Sundays, April 1.

Barrick Cirden Accepts Post At Local Deli

Barrick Cirden of Dundalft Street Kent has accepted a new position at the Deli wire and Hudson round hue, marking a career move within the local service sector.

Barrick Cirden Dundalft St Kent Deliwire Hudson Hue

Carbondale Visitors Noted In Local Roundup

The passing throng includes Dr Fike of Climberd visiting Carbondale, plus Miss Ler ne M of Honesdale and many Scranton residents stopping at local houses. Shifts mention Misses Scully Forest City, Veronica Gallagher Scranton, and others visiting relatives and attending funerals or millinery shops.

Dr. Fike ClMord Waa WL OW. Scheuer Scranton Harrison House Gertrude Telly Hotesdale PL AL Carroth Mame Cawley Agnes Ana Loretta Farrell Forest City Carbondale PF. Loftus The Olivecteely Henry Wattle Mame Cannon Pacden Veronica Gallagher Scrangton Pattick Warly Seventh Avenue Hilzabeth Horan West Side Alice O'Malley

Obscure obituary notes from a long widow’s service in New York era

An obituary fragment outlines the funeral arrangements for George Hagkighn of Weet Moviletd and lists numerous mourners and attendees across a broad social network. The piece mentions a Sunday service at a local church, a sermon planned for the evening, and references to family members including a mother and siblings, with scattered details about residences and names.

George Hagkighn Posrorgan Te Lolawaty Midson Osker Byler Enuning Velreshmienia Misco Miry Spettigne Uit Mayra Ia Sciel Io Moen Carrie Shipley Mutile Holieets Mowsie Maxwell Wil Shvrwood Kali Strmians Alloa Miss Katin Weir Bae Niles Wangilvh Mul Pki Seoul Sineer Vestrodagy Dwarni Tiny Soraitin Merny Trivnis Artie Wow Oaddaughow Mtetwa Uae

Local Page Recap of Community Figures and Events

Fragmented OCR notes show Thomas Wingo leading a team in an unclear event, with scattered names and places like Annie Abo and Mattie in a funeral context. Other lines mention Mee alemi Bay, Evins, and Glawes in a memorial or service setup, plus a reference to residents Miles Michie Muryna and Ave Kitielly visiting nearby locales.

Thomas Wingo Diane Onal Albin Uiloa Rarity Alemi Bay Mioslelliva Evins Wand Annie Pitenheal Sieteiday Cele Bob Willo Mattie Egieria Lytesay Aifijs Ovenide Thy Tachawanne Lodge Ashi Euniavons Mrubass Miles Michie Muryna Kitielly

Bald Mount: Nee Wie Teed vd Hele on Wirltimilay

Bald Mount obituary notes the death of Nee Wie Teed at the Aeotle of dob VarBuebih in Sietlitlell. The brief notice records the passing and location without elaboration, reflecting a local death notice style.

Dob VarBuebih Sietlitlell Mises

Dr Pierce Medical Adviser Offer for Postage

A historical ad promises a free Dr Pierce Medical Adviser with stamps to cover mailing costs. The radical wart volume contains over a thousand pages and 700 illustrations. Send 33 one cent stamps for cloth bound or 27 stamps for paper cover. Adress Gulfato Ne Ve.

PT Gross Iy Dr. Pierce Agduress

Local News Summary From Elmhurst Nevada Meeting

An Elmhurst Nevada brief notes Nye of Danone delivering a morning sermon, with attendees and related remarks. The report mentions several individuals including Min and Ragan from Hartford, plus references to meetings and visits with professors, with scattered names and places indicating a town gathering and a series of planned events.

Nev Nye Danone Laila Sheeuestier Tinere cdl Log Ragan Hartford Leita Sathntey Abe Mixx Housiv Thardgubernin Soran New York Lottom Memitas Chaik's Suyunlt Meetiies Sapibes

Local figure list hints at community roles and addresses

Fragmentary OCR item mentions Theo, Pastor, Mike, and Shoenkershent Bur with a residence in Jtactoyyville. No clear event, date, or organization details emerge.

Theo EL . Bostlis Mike

Unclear local notes from Fleetville and surrounding names

Fragmented OCR text lists numerous persons and places including Fleetville, Beranton, March dates, and several individuals such as Mrs Colvin and Prescatt Mugene. The fragmentary content mentions a dressmaker, horses, utensils, a center location, and various surnames, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.

Pleetville March Bessie Srulth Beranton Wiliter Altri Pinetont Beagle Luute Phos Patterson

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the News of Carbondale Delaware and Hudson Railroad Ontario and Western Reptember Tiina Frase Carbondale Scianlan Stnday Pointe Pointy Clavfosia George Ackerman Wallace Histed Mozart Orchestra Coffee Hearts M. Douglass Benjamin Burdick Green Grove College Boys Lafayette Club City Presbyterian Wenih Kantor First National Bank OTT & Bowe Chesilaty Gon Dearl Gi N.Y T. H. Davis Price At Round House Jermyn and Mayfield Peckville Ophan Ramen Leiken Shao Adv Berauion Hurenice Willittie le Elite Wayne County Bald Mount Agnes 1. Duncan Mansfield Sebastian Co Ark Mapleton Oregon Pierce Pierens Williesdans Eerie Howe Dwi Plana Bile Walbley Martti Alee Amid Ayia Sali Biomed Miu Misa Bigutioc Pimaneaiyg Blute Beliliy India Wilsbey Madeley Dialies Mipsis al Chi Media Taylor Citipitier Peter Foe Valier Qytthom Oita Bedor Betty Mit Minn Lidia Walia WWE Martion Elmhurst Fleetville Sychnal Duo Senwaton Trilumne Orda
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