Travel and delivery schedule notices from Carbondale
An unclear historical notice lists multiple delivery routes and timings from Carbondale, naming transports to Albany Saratoga Montroil Newton Tingland and Wayitael, with arrival expectations and service days. It mentions farm arrivals and weekly departures, reflecting a period timetable for regional shipments and passenger movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WML
Etualation
Serruton
Wilkin
TOL
Tang Od Leh
TAR Ph
Albany
Saratoga
Montroil
Newton
Tingland
Sanitiay Tithe
Gay A. Mit
Rimiday
Wilkow Barre
Train Schedules and Connections From Carbondale to Benariton
Fragmented OCR lists departures from Carbondale to several towns including Benariton and Pointe Mouth with times around 7 00 a m. It notes weekly connections to New York and mentions trains from Scranton at 11 00 a m and from Wilkes Barre toward Prinibaa at a certain hour, with various arrival times and transfer points.
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Eb Tralrie
Carbondale
Benariton
Trina
Eave
Pointe Mouth
Doe
Silay
Dave Pnd
New York
Cot Will
Tring Sreivy
Seranton
Pointe Neti
Sania
Soraiton
el A. Om
Prinibaa
Delivery confusion prompts Tribune subscribers to report
Subscribers are urged to report irregularities in delivery to the Warbondile branch of The Tribune in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds, news dealers. Some delivery confusion has been reported to this office.
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Tribune
The
Burke Buthling
Robertod& Reynolds
Small Pox Quarantine Near Waymart Struck by Illness
The House of Lewis Cum in Wasimart is quarantined after a suspected small pox case. Physicians, including Dr Corson of Wasim, order a strict quarantine as symptoms evolve and external experts may be summoned for examination. The effort aims to prevent community spread while confirming diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Hall
Lewis Cliff
Lewis Cum
Wasyimart
Full
Oolden
Wis
Phyalelins
Plov. Homin
Scranton
Spreon
Hewlily
Effen Lise Wien
Salem
Thy New Woman. Made Over by Quitting Coffee
A Southerner recounts relief after giving up coffee and using Postum Coffee substitute and Grape-Nuts, claiming dramatic health gains. The elderly woman links prior jitters eye strain fatigue and memory issues to coffee, describing improved strength and vitality after adoption and urging public sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eLattee
St. Jehmond
Dovtoy
Community Safeguard Steps Emphasized
Fragmentary note stresses protective actions for the community. It mentions safeguarding measures and the need for continued vigilance by residents and local authorities. The incomplete text hints at coordinated efforts but provides no specific names, dates, or programs.
Dying From Severe Hiccoughs Affects Powderly Resident
Edward Casey of Powderly Road, Carbon Dide township, lies in a grave condition after a three day battle with severe hiccoughs. Doctors were called Friday as attacks intensified through Sunday, causing weakness and inability to take nourishment. Casey, a well known local figure active in Chir. Wondale township politics, fears exhaustion could prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Casey
Powderly Road
Ediward Casey
Carbondide Township
Causey
Chir
Wondale
Superior
Beri
Holy Week Services and Easter Observances
A detailed Holy Week program describes Maundy Thursday and Good Friday rites in Catholic and Episcopalian churches. Events include solemn processions, the Blessed Sacrament in a repository, pre-sanctified mass, Passion sermons, Easter Eve blessings, and services through Easter Sunday with sacraments, processions, and parish activities culminating in fundraising for a church project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Baptistaet Future
Tale Palace
White Wings Clear Winter Dust on Mil Streets
Biveer Poronin John Killeen led a force of white wings to sweep the mil streets yesterday removing wood and dust after the winter moth. Their appearance was timely as the dust was beginning to annoy residents.
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Biveer Poronin
John Killeen
Stephen Whitmore Moves Abandoned Cars to Crystal Lake
Stephen Whitmore of Jermyn bought several abandoned passenger cars and moved them to Crystal Lake for cottage use, but faces opposition from lumber interests over occupancy.
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Stephen Whitmore
Jermyn
Crystal Lake
Patrick Byrne Emerges After Illness Hurting Cand Family
Patrick Byrne the father of Dan Byrne, manager of Cand, was able to be out yesterday for the first time since the recent illness that frightened and concerned the family.
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Patrick Byrne
Dan Byrne
Local Fraternal Groups Gather For Community Event
A page listing several organizations including William E. Divis post, G. A. Rr, Pioneer castle, Knights of the Mystle Chain, Pidelity conclage, Heptanophs, Carbondale lodge, and Knights of Pythus. The items suggest a local fraternal or veterans gathering or directory entry.
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Hoard of Health
William E. Divis
G. A. Rr
Pioneer Castle
Knights of the Mystle Chain
Pidelity Conclage
Heptanophs
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythus
Edward Maze Changes Jobs at Clover Leaf Plant
Edward Maze, formerly with W GO Bourry and Co dry goods, has shifted to Clover Leaf Manufacturing on Dundas Street and joined the bobbin works division.
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Edward Maze
W. GO. Bourry & Co
Hag
Clover Leaf Manufacturing Company
Dundas Street
Unclear List Of Names From Carbondale Postdate Item
Fragments from the Carbondale postdate page list several unknown persons such as George Arkingtton HH Briggs Franeie Doughel Charlee Gallaway Pred Hollater Charlies Howe and Darwin. The text is incomplete and geminated. No further details or context are provided in the readable portion.
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Carbondale Postottine
George Arkingtton
HH. Briggs
Franeie Doughel
Charlee Gallaway
Pred Holllater
Charlies Howe
Darwin
Listing of Names in Local Court or Community Notice
A fragmented OCR list names several individuals including Price William Lewis, Dr John T Ross, H C Shauble, Willem Smith, Lewis Simlih, Oreon Spencer, John Sullivan, divird Thomas, Miss Lou Farris, Miss Mary E Rieds, Mrs Davidson, Mrs Mary Farrell, Miss Flora Tiffany, Miss Laulae A Williams, Clerk of New Liberty Moune, McLeana han Stone Machine company, William Davis, Fortinnatte Gentile fy Fedele, J A H Thomas, Postmaster.
Clark Sentenced to Three Years for Fraud and Horse Theft
Corporal William Clark, once posing as a recruiting officer in blue, was sentenced in Reading to three years in prison. He deceived local youths, obtained lodging and resources, and planned a station here before being arrested by Chief McAndrew after a Philadelphia report matched his description. He faced additional horse stealing charges, but will serve the three year term.
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William Clark
Riddle
Reading
McAndrew
Clark
Chirk
Philadelphia
Ife
Billy Baxter
Distinguished Visitor to Visit Carbondale Rebekah Lodge
The Diawghtges of Rebekah Lodge No. 1 hosts Annie G B Cogswell of Philadelphia state assembly president as guest, the first time a state president visits Carbondale. Members anticipate a memorable reception with committees arranging festivities and hospitality. Mrs S N Bayley elected delegate to the state assembly sessions in Erie next May.
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Diawghtges
Rebekah
Annie GB. Cogswell
Philadelphia
Carbondale
N. Bayley
State Assembly
Erte
Mity
Among the Sick In City Readers Recovering and Returning
The column notes several residents recovering from illnesses. Mirgaret Davies tends a patient. Hall, ex resident of Carbonadale, and M J Horan of Provo clothing depart for work. Harald Powdertsy heals from sickness while Auntin Bogtes battles pneumonia. EUshi Beers returns after eight weeks of absence due to rheumatism. Jodney Cities regains use of a burned hand.
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Wuoyuliet
Medical men to meet in Carbondale and Jermyn
The Carbondale Medical Society of Carbondale and Jermyn will meet this evening in Carbondale. Guests include Dr. M E Y Malaun hosting on North Church street. Dr. H D Gardner of Scranton will present a paper on Obstetrical Burgers followed by luncheon hosted by Dr Milanie.
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Carbondale
Parkkeeper Udy Begins Spring Work at Memorhis Park
Parkkeeper Richard Udy starts spring duties preparing Memorhis Park. He tends the lawn and flower beds and gets the tulip bed ready for bulbs set to bloom soon.
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Udy
Richard Udy
Public School Closes For Huastey Holidays
City public school suspends this afternoon for Huastey holidays with no decisions tomorrow morning or Thursday good Friday. School resumes Monday at Rose Convent, closing at moon today and reopening Monday.
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Rose’ Convent
Willem Hollamuater Leaves Grand Union Store for New York
Willem Hollamuater, once a valued enlogee at the Grand Union You company store in this city, has accepted a position in New York City and will depart tomorrow to begin work there. He is described as an energetic young man with prospects for success in his new role.
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Willem Hollamuater
Bouth Church Ftront
Grand Union You Company
New York City
Holtenastier
Fie Wkely
Notable Young Man From Town Receives Wishes
A prominent young man in the town, active with the Columbia Hose company, is noted for his conduct and looks forward to future success. Neighbors and friends extend many wishes for his continued prosperity.
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Columbia Hose Company
Small Fire Doused in Scranton Dwelling on Seventh Avenue
Fire crews were called about 2 pm to a slight blaze in a Scranton home on Seventh Avenue owned by Mary Barrett and occupied by Michael Walker. An overheated chimney started the fire, burning a small hole in the roof before passersby extinguished it with water. Damage was minor and both Columbus and Mitchell of the fire brigade arrived quickly, with no need for further service.
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Seventh Avenue
Mary Barrett
Scranton
Michael Walker
Mitchelle
Columbus
Doctor to Establish Sanitarium at Dallas
Dr. Thomas Bbeelim mons plans a sanitarium at Dallas, on the mountain between Wilkes-Barre and Sturveys Lake. The Highland hotel building is being adapted for hospital use, with Wilkes-Barre’s WHl Orr, son of Alexander B Orr, joining Dr. Fitzsimmons in the venture.
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Carbondallans
Thomas
Bbeelimmons
Dal-lns
Wilkes-Barre
Sturvey's Lake
Whl Orr
Wilkes- Barre
Alexander 8. Orr
Fitzsimmons
Calf Sparks Neighbor Dispute in West Side
Calf belonging to John Coultrue prompted neighbor Mrs. Kite McNulty to sue yesterday on three charges. Alderman Atkinson ordered her held in default of bail. McNulty says the animal damaged rose bushes and caused disputes during a fiery confrontation on the highway.
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John Coultrue
West Side
Kite McNulty
Atkinson
McNulty
Supper at Congregational Church Aids Finances
The Young People's Social Society under Miss Della Jones will serve a supper at William Goodwin's home on Ninth Avenue and Terrace Street this evening. A large crowd is expected. meals run from 3 to 8 o'clock to accommodate early arrivals and help meet the church’s financial obligations.
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Young People's Social Society
The
Congregational Church
William Goodwin
Ninth Avenue
Terrace Street
Della Jones
Carnearly
Accident on Delaware and Hudson line narrowly avoids crash
An evening passenger train on the Delaware and Hudson line near Lincoln Avenue curved region derailed a journal on a coach but trucks stayed on track and no injuries occurred. The train arrived about half an hour late due to the mishap.
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Delaware
Hanson
Lincoln Avenue
Dent
Passing Throng Carried by Visitors and Relatives
The list notes numerous visitors and relatives in town this week. Mrs. Howard Potter of Binghamton, Mrs. Benjamin Pitts of Scranton, and Timothy Holland from Harrison House travel in and out of the city. Henry Stevens of New York visits his parents on Summit Avenue, while Mrs. Patrick Early and Miss Cecelia Coleman attend Stephen Kelly’s funeral in Avocan. The Singer family from Philadelphia and New York, and Henry Retten with wife from Brooklyn, are also in town visiting relatives and nearby residents.
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Howard Potter
Binghamton
Benjamin Pitts
Scranton
T. G. Reese
South Terrace Street
Timothy Holland
Harrison House
New York City
Henry Stevens
New York
Randall Stevens
Summit Avenue
Patrick Early
Cecelia Coleman
Avocan
Stephen Kelly
Nelson Blackwell
Leroy Kiefer
Kingston
Sive
A. von- Hacott
Carte Avenue
S. Singer
Henry Singer
BR. L. Singer
Philadelphia
Henry Retten
Brooklyn
BR. Rettew
Rettew
John Street
Standard O1 Company
Miller Funeral Held At Jermyn Mayfield
Mrs. Edna A Taylor Miller aged almost fifty nine died at home after forty years of marriage to Mr Miller. Funeral held at 11 am with service at the house and at First Baptist Church with Rev Maynard R Thompson and Elder W G Grow officiating. Burial at Shadyside cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs John Vall and Mrs Varcoe a son Hugh and a sister in Scott township. Local bank directors to meet Friday. Various community notices and visits described.
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Dho
Asteep
Jesus
Shadyside Cemetery
Co. D. Winters
H. H. Willman
B. Parker
Fuller
Owego
N. Y
Davis
Shickshinny
Lila
Irwin Brodhead
Porest City
Blakeslee
Cold Glen
Jefferao County
Jessie Winters
Matin Street
Ralph Taylor
Fourth Street
First National Bank
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Badies’ Aid Society
Harry Nelmeyer
Scranton
Thomas Douthwaiten
George Dunn
Frank Altenus
Clifford Yeaterday
Lackawanna Fertilizer Company
Cure Grip in Two Days with Brome Quinine Laxative
Claimant asserts Laxative Brome Quinine cures grip in two days. Advertisement pledges relief with every box signed by F. W. Grove.
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F. W. Grove
Man Fights Wolves for Wife Yet Warned About Womanly Diseases
A historical notice extols a husband’s courage between peril and disease, arguing many men cannot grasp the misery of womanly illnesses. It features testimonials for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, claiming cures of uterine trouble and other female ailments, with free medical advice via mail.
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Lewis A. Miller
Prospect Street
Weissport
Dr. Pierce
J.C. Day
Little Britain
Lancaster Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Albert H. Fulte
Altamont, Grundy Co
Tenn
Pierce
Peckville Notes and Local Promotions in Early Spring
The Forest and Stream club plans a summer excursion to Lake Lodore with a committee to set a date. Charles Brong resumes duties at the Ontario after illness. Post Office unclaimed letters for Peckville week ending March 25 1902 list several names. Various residents and visitors including Harry Stephens James W Smith and members of the Odd Fellows meet this week.
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Forest and Stream Club
Alonday
Lake Lodore
Charles Brong
The
Ontario
Peckville
Centlemen
Henry W. Smith
Samuel Smith
Forelen
Nikola Misiiaca
Jonn Haesko
Tay
Taylor and Henehall Tie in Hoyth Yuster Wedding
Drusilla Howells and Herbert Henehall, popular Hoyth Yuster youths, wed Aug. 24 1901 at Hinghamton Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev Liv Roche officiating. The bride is daughter of Mrs AL Howells. the groom once clerk at Joss Long's Boranton store and is employed as bookkeeper for Jovi & Co. The event was kept private until news reached Boranton readers.
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Drusilla Howells
Herbert Henehall
Hoyth Yuster
Hinghamton
N. Y
List Batuplay
Hinghamion Trinity
Anniversary events and entertainment at Malin Street rooms
A Monday evening gathering on Malin Street featured an entertaining program by the Anthracite Glee Club with solos by Arthur Morgans and T DeWitt Edwards and recitations by John William Evans. A brief business session followed chaired by James F E Watkins. Refreshments concluded the event with committee members named.
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Malin Street
James FE. Watkins
Watkins
Anthracite Glee Club
Arthur Morgans
T. DeWitt Edwards
John WM. Evens
James Dornin
Tiviney Jones
Gomer Jones
John BE. Evans
James Morris
Thomas Gibbons
G. F. Kreamer
John D. Francis
Olwen Howells
South Vauoylor
Henry Lewis
Washington, N. J
William Reynolds
Thomas Reynolds
Shamokin
Miew Livale Davin
Bullyaond Street
Wilkes-Barre
Odd Fellows Installations and Local Notices
The Lackawanna county district deputy grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will install officers in Priceburg Archbald Olyphant Jermyn Peckville Carbondale and East Benton on April 4 7 9 11 12 and 14. Also a Illustrated sacred concert is planned at the church Friday evening and the Allan-Willitle Dramatic Company plays Father Mathew Opera House for one week starting Monday night. Mrs Arlington Spencer visited relatives at Bellevue yesterday. The infant child of Mr and Mrs William Taylor of Throop died yesterday morning and the funeral is set for 1 pm tomorrow with interment at Jovwnmgyn.
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Odist
Allan-Willitle Dramatic Company
Father Mathew Opera House
Flist
Lackawinna
Order of Odd Fellows
Priceburg
Archbald
Olyphant
Jermyn
Peckville
Carbondale
East Benton
Arlington Spencer
Bellevue
William ‘Taylor
Throop
Jovwnmgyn
Local Notes and Movements From Moosic Area
Moosic residents John Close funeral drew many townspeople from Wilkes-Barre area. Mrs. George Moore returned to Bridgeton N J after two months here. Miss Maud Smith sold property in Pictston Monday. Beatrice Jones came back Saturday after Dalton visit. Edward Miller heads to Klondike with uncle James Bevan. Revival services ongoing at Methodists church this week. Jessie Perry Hanson spent four weeks with brother in Greenwald. Ficunay of Scranton visited A T Dou of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Minooka Avenue
George Moore
Bridgeton
N. J
John Close
Wilkun- Havre
Matte Emanuel
Wilkes-Barre
Maud Smith
Pictston
Beatrice Jones
Dalton
Edward Miller
James Bevan
Pat Whaler
Klondike
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Jessie Perry
Siver
Greenwail
Mie Ficunay
Scranton
Mie
A.T. Dou
Iowa
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Waymart
Toms
Trinity Episcopal
St. Rose
Trinity Cao
Praver
Tarne
Servier
Peli
Nerie Weyer
Tnt
New Lake
Tness
Daughters of Rebekah
Malaun
Binge
Honesdale Line
Jermyn and Mayfield
Fr. Pierce
Gammon Sense
2. V. Pierce
HW. Y
Taylor
Huenberh Owene
oMam
Mary J. Davis
Alice Patton
Margaret Kmwons
Olympia
Providence
Arthur Hall
Lunmorrow
Mberidian
Virginia
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