Train Schedules From Carbondale Station
The Carbondale rail timetable lists trains by Delaware and Hudson Railroad to Albany Montreal Boston and New York with departures at 1.00 7.08 8.00 and 5.01 pm plus Sunday services. Arrivals from Wilkes Barre and Scranton are shown at several times including morning and evening runs with connections to Waymart Honesdale and Waymart.
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Tao
Fratun
Ieave
Carbondale
City Station
Albany
Suratowa
Montréal
Boston
TY Foe
Walmart
Moneale
Suiliy
Traina
Wave Waymart
Henesdale
Wilkes Aarne
Scranton
Boomer Wi
Tring
Troina
Waymart
Honesdale
Trains Schedules Reflect Carbondale Scranton Links
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains leaving Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00 am and 4 00 pm on weekdays with Sunday runs listed. Additional departures for points north, connections to New York and Cornwall, and arrivals from Scranton appear in scattered lines.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Pointe North
Kundova
New York
Cornwall
Wao Ams
North
Sudan
Moo
T.A
My Im Seranton
Iron Chiddst
Tribune delivery notice urges reporting irregularities
Subscribers are asked to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Tobert & Reynolds, newsdealers. Some confusion has been reported, and subscribers should report delinquencies promptly to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carborndale
Burke Building
Tobert & Reynolds
Nce
Heptasophs Banquet Set by Carbondale Conclave
Carbondale Heptasophs Conclave plans a dinner at the Harrison house tomorrow evening with guests including Mayor James J. O Neill and national officers. A speech session will follow, with toastmaster Powderly and remarks from district deputies and other officials.
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Carbondale
Harrison House
James J. O'Neill
Heptasophs
J. Boland
Scranton
James White
Archbald
William Allen
Peckville
C. C. Donovan
Scraunton
Sainl
Willen Corless
Glectric City
VY. A. Philbin
F Archbald
San. PY
Powderly
Arechon
White
Allen
Tponovan
William Coerless
Pla
Philbin
John W. Dimock
Fidelity
Leader
Cleock
Girl Dies Not After Vaccination Repair
Emma Casey of This City underwent emergency surgery after illness linked to vaccination. Doctors treated infection and blood poisoning with a surgical operation on the hand, noting the patient responded well and expected recovery.
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Emma Casey
Mmm Casey
Doctor De Monte Visits Home of City Official
Mies Charlotte De Monte of Hronk Lyn Wyoming travels to the home of Common Councilman Gabriel Pug. Dr De Monte, a practicing physician and sister of Monsignor De Monte who led a project, is noted as a guest in the article.
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Mies
Charlotte de Monte
Hronklyn
N, WY
Cgabriel Pug
Lannie
de Monte
Monsienor de Monte
Honest Friend Helps Family After Stopping Coffee
A woman from Save Mich recounts how stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee improved family health. She notes her husband and children gained strength and vitality, with a previously ill two year old improving after adopting Postum.
Choice Seats Left for Bonnie Brier Bush at Grand Tonight
Manager Byrne reports about 150 prime seats remain for tonight’s Bonnie Brier Bush starring J. H. Stoddart as Lachlan Campbell. Patrons are urged to secure tickets before 6 pm, as seats are expected to sell out.
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Byrne
J. H. Stoddart
Lachlan Caimpebell
the Grand
Carbondall
Nevedin
Lyceum
Scranton
Stoddart
Het Carborndale
Maxwell Shepherds and Herbert Thompson Enter Tribune Scholarships
The Tribune scholarship contest opens today with two Carbondale contestants Maxwell Shepherd of Carte avenue and Herbert Thompson of Birkett street. Both show energy and vitality as they strive for the prize, and readers can contact them through The Tribune Carbondale office.
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Tribune
Ien
Maxwell Shepherd
Carte Avenue
Blerbert Thompson
Birkett Street
Moth
Shepherd
Miermpeon
The
New Business Manager for Saturday Review Named
Prof W A IF Scoatt heads Scott's Commercial Institute and becomes the Saturday Review business manager, succeeding A Ik Jones who moves to Trenton New Jersey as ad manager for the True American. Charles Th Munn now owns the Review after the Munn Jones oil firm dissolved May 1. Professor Seat WI will oversee advertising and related work without affecting his mission college.
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Tprof
W. A. IF. Scoatt
Scott's Commercial Institute
Saturday Review
A. Ik. Jones
Trenton
N. J
True American
Review
Charles Th. Munn
Munn
Jones
Cluthes
Imisnress College
Scottie Frat Pewsyiper
Meanner Printing Company
Morning Coleucion
Seattle
City ticket office moves to new Anthracite building
The city ticket office of Floral Road relocates to the Anthracite building floor once occupied by Newsidealer WoOS. Mine site was in the Anthracite building near the Couch Insurance office, with Obie rep J Husell Shepherd welcoming patrons at the new quarters. Myers will miss his familiar figure but remains in business supplying The Tribune and other papers.
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Floral Road
Newsidealer
Woos
Echoeiinee
Tnsurnee Tierney
J. Husell Shepherd
Nion Obie
Barfe
Myers
Sam
The
Tribune
End of Devotional Mission at Mount Carmel Church
End of four weeks of devotions at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel occurred last night. Monsignor Dee Manute of New York City delivered the final exhortation and offered the papal blessing. Congregants received confirmation vows as the mission concluded with a benediction and blessing.
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Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Tallin Church of Our Lady of Alt. Carmel
Dee Manute
New York City
Thomas Maxwell funeral in Jermyn after death in Carbondale
Friends in Carbondale hold Thomas Maxwell in affectionate regard. Born there, he lived in Maplewood area, later moved to Jermyn where his father ran a business. Survived by sister Mrs. James Allen. Funeral today at 8 o'clock from the Maxwell home in Jermyn, burial in Maplewood family plot.
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Thomas Maxwell
Felends
Carhbondale
Ists
Jermyn
Aisk Badustrey
Carbondale
James Allen
Maxwell
Maplewood Cemetery
Carpenters Union hears President Huber address Caledonian Hall
National leader President Huber spoke to the local Carpenters and Joiners union in Caledonian hall on Sisiem avenue Saturday evening.
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National
Huber
The
Carpenters and Joiners
Union of Woodworkers
Caledonian Hall
Sisiem Avenue
President Hubers Advice Spreads Local Union Ranks
President Huber's guidance aids worldfying efforts and broadens the local union's reach through organized campaigns and member engagement.
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Huber
Obituary for Mrs James Clarke of Carbondale
Mrs James Clarke died suddenly at her residence on Eighth Avenue at 11 Saturday night. She had given birth to a child who died an hour later. Born Mamie Casey in Wilkes-Barre twenty years ago, she lived in Carbondale since childhood and is survived by her husband, her father, four brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at St Joseph Church with burial at St. Jose Cemetery.
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Ita Place
Volfeo
Jnsi Postum
Mye
Élf
Wen
Bagtle
James Clarke
Eighth Avenue
Clarke
Mamie Casey
Michiel Canvy
Dundaff
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
John
Joseph Causey
Patrick
New York
Ciity
James Casey
Albany
Mire
James Burnett
Pittston
Mors
Gus Gigallon
Peekville
Mra
Martin Brennan
T Welook
Rove Church
Durlal
St. Jose Cemetery
Horus Maxwell
Mays
Robert M. Maxwell
Main Street
Oelowk
Jermyn
Robert
Tleney
James Allen
Misson Mary
Mar. Boret
Maplewood Cemetery
Thomas Meehan
Second Street
Teceansed
Ite
Bacred Meart Church
Forest City
Scranton
M. Taggert
Philadelphia
Arthur Jenking
Dr. 8
Davin
Graves
Graven Bros
Johne* Phamney
Green Ridge
Gomer Jones
Dyneghet
John R. Jones
North Mainalivet
Ald Soclets
St. James Hiveh
Thomas Barrett Jr Faces Critical Postoperative Gangrene
Thomas Barrett Jr son of select Councilman Thomas Barrett remains in danger after an appendectomy at Dr Wheeler’s hospital. Surgeons faced an unforeseen gangrenous complication of the diverged intestines causing a sharp decline in vitality Thursday night. The case draws wide interest due to the family’s prominence and Barrett’s recent resilience.
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Thomas Barrett, Jr
Thomas Barrett
Baurretts
Wheeler
Heed Burns
Scranton
Barrett
Free Church Cleared, St Pauls Lutheran Gains Unencumbered Possession
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Scranton rejoices as a court transfer secures clear possession of its church, with a quitclaim deed recorded. Pastor Rev F Kinger and master Rev J Kinger thank Judge Sidwards for clearing debts and enabling expanded community outreach.
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St. Paul's Lutheran
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pridiay
Sidwards
Court House
Scranton
J. Khinger
Madwards
Aselst Ing
F. Kinger
St. Paul's Church
Masters Pythias Leader Huping Candidacy for District Deputy
W H Masters of Carbondale Knights of Pythias, chairman and lodge secretary, is among candidates for district deputy. He is a zealous Pythian known across sister lodges and praised for his determination. He and Carbondale brethren visited Liberty lodge in Jevinyn and received a unanimous pledge of support.
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W. H. Masters
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ime Bey
Mr. Masters
Mi Masters
Liberty Lodge
Jevinyn
School Board to Hold Evening Meeting at Central Building
The school board will meet this evening in the central school building to discuss district matters. Officials urge attendance and note agenda items will cover budget priorities and facility updates.
Student’s Cough Sickness Cured By Remedy Trial
Greenville student H P Burbage reported a severe four to five week cough. He tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seeing an ad and says two bottles of the 25 cent size cured him. He was greatly alarmed and feared consumption.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
William F. Bader
Driggsav
Brooklyn
David Kennedy
Ele
J. 8
Dean
Grant Post
Rondout
N. Y
Doctora
Board Plans Frame Development for Prosecution Under Farr Law
The board will likely address framing the prosecution of the ante under the Farr compulsory acehool law, a matter they have taken up with vigor.
Local unions and societies listed in civic notice
A fragmented notice lists groups including Belect council Olive Leaflodge Odd Fellows Typographical union No 259 Federal union No 7204 Branch 169 Letter Carters association Young Men's Institute Merchants association Patriotic Under Sons of America Barbers union among others. The item reads as an assembly of fraternal, trade, and civic organizations connected to the school board and town governance.
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Belect Council
Olive Leaflodge
Odd Fellows, Typographical Union
Federal Union
Letter Carters’ Association
Young Men’s Institute
Merchants’ Association
Patriotic Under Sons of America
Barbers’ Union
Manaton Markets Beef Denial Sparks Local Rift
Manaton the Canaan Street meat denier teams with Francis Faatz to run a market, opposed by George Moore who has relocated with his wife from Oldenville to the city. Manaton has since moved his operations to a farm in Haines, Wayne county.
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Manaton
Canaan Street
Francis Faatz
George Moore
Oldenville
Haines
Wayne County
Trout fishing trip on the Dyberry with Grattan Singer and John Reese
Grattan Singer and merchant John Reese undertake a trout fishing expedition along the Dyberry. Both are experienced anglers likely to return with baskets of speckled beauties.
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Grattan
John Reese
Condition of William Douglase Worsens at Hospital
Last evening reports from the emergency hospital say William Douglase is in very low condition with no hopeful indications in his health.
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William Douglase
Fire chief buys trap and harness for Oscar Berdinaund Loftus
The fire chief purchased a scrubber trap and a silver mounted harness for Oscar Ber dinaund Loftus, the groom, who expresses pride in the new outfit.
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Chief
Firehief McNultylis
Oscar Berdinaund Loftus
Oscar
Scranton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Funerals
Willam H. Gibbs of Scranton was in town yesterday. Carden of Scranton visited Carbondale. Cithool and Carroll spent last evening in Scranton. Gurkin of Scranton stayed with relatives here. Flora Cilea and Mabel Lowry vacationing at White Oak Lake. Sadie and Helen Monahan guests in Jermyn yesterday. Murrin and Deitrich of Tionestale among Carbondale visitors. Mr and Mrs Dix attended Dr Niles funeral in Pleasant Mount. Fimma Carey of Scranton visited sister Ligale Carey at Harrison House. Grace and John Grace of Pittston attended funeral of Mrs Kennedy. Anna Grier of Dickson City and Winnie Walsh of Pittston were guests of Sadie Cummings. Din P Byrne, manager of the Grand, and Monahan and Mir with Mrs Roberts attended The Bonnie Brier Bush at Lyceum. George Van Wilder of Port Jervis in the city. former Carbondalian noted for social activities. Diana Lewis of Scranton exchange guests among Carbondale operators.
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Willam H. Gibbs
Scranton
PJ. Carden
Carbondale
Joseph Cithool
Jere Carroll
M. EF. Gurkin
Flora Cilea
Mabel Lowry
White Oak Lake
Sadle
Helen Monahan
Jermyn
George Murrin
Ben Deitrich
Tionesdale
Courbondale
Fred M. Dix
Sanford Niles
Pleasant Mount
Fimma Carey
Ligale Carey
Itiarrison House
T. A. Grace
John Grace
Pitleton
James Kennedy
Anna Grier
Dickson City
Winnie Walsh
Pittston
Sadie Cummings
Din P. Byrne
Grand
Joseph
Monahan
Mir
W. J. Roberts
Lyceum
George van Wilder
Port Jervis
van Gilder
Diana Lewis
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Carebondale Telephonet Company
Obituary notices and local notices from Jermyn and Mayfield
Obituaries report Maxwell and Meehan deaths with funeral details and surviving relatives. Maxwell, 29, of Carbondale, died after chronic illness. service at 2 PM with Maplewood Cemetery interment. Meehan, long-time Jermyn resident, dies after painful illness. funeral at 3 PM tomorrow with Sacred Heart Church attendance. Other items note missing person Smith, a St James church events, local visits, job changes, and a May 28 old country tale party by the Ladies Aid Society.
Special Council Meeting on Year Tax Levy
A special meeting of the council will be held tonight to set the year tax levy and fix salaries for the various offices. The session will consider budget totals and wage scales as part of the levy decision.
Local officials to consider budgets and committee reports
City officers prepare appropriations for departments as grit and finance committee reports are heard. Dunmore callers John Edwards and Marty Mooney spoke last evening. Public schools plan a Wednesday June 4 closing with an excursion to Lake Lovdore later. The Conry Mack and Edwards group closed their Opera House week with Udele Rube before a fair crowd. Mrs Henry Berry of Carbondale hosted Mr and Mrs D P Berry of Blakely. Mary Kelly of Delawure street joins the post office as assistant. Lady Ellen Penman Lodge of Rebeeces nominates officers for the term. Mr and Mrs James Moran of Dunmore visited relatives in town yesterday.
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Grit
John Edwards
Marty Mooney
Dunmore
Lake Lovdore
Conry
Mack
Edwards
Opera House
Henry Berry
Carbondiale
DP. L. Berry
Blakely
Mary Kelly
Delawure Street
Eilen Penman Lodge
Rebeees
James Moran
Manley Dies In Mine Accident At Mt Jesup
Micheal Manley of Lane Street died en route to hospital after a rock car derailment at No 1 slope in Mt Jesup mine. He died after being found by fellow workers and receiving church rites. He was 21, survived by parents, six brothers, seven sisters. Funeral and local events noted.
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Micheal Manley
Lane Street
Mt. Jesup
Grover
Scranton
Db. & FH
Peckville
Winbulince
Manley
Mather Walsh
St. Diames’ Church
St James’ Church
Puneral
Apehbuale Catholic
Duevnile
Hilling’s Hall
Yeu
YY. M. I
Alerts
Censon
Hero ML
Ruere
Funeral for Sergeant Digwood Held After Death in Old Forge
The funeral for Sergeant Digwood of Company Fifth Infantry Wounded States Volunteers was held yesterday from his parents’ home in Old Forge with a large crowd of friends and veterans in attendance. Rev J D Denikins delivered a preserve sermon, offerings were generous, and interment followed at Forest Plow cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Phevis George Smith John Simith and others. the Vaylor juvenile choir rehearses tomorrow at Klewellyn's hall ahead of a national ebs teddfod.
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Digwood
Company Fifth Infantry
Wound States Volunteers
Old Forge
Hell
Homsae
J. d. Denikins
Nebo Congregational Church
Iselated
Olin Toterts
James Wylam
Edward Phevis
George Smith
John Simith
John Burgess
Thomas Phillipe
Benjamin Williama
William Boberan
Klewellyn's
W. HH. Thomas
Anthracite Hee Club
Memorial Day deaths and local notices from Scranton area
George Townsend a respected resident of the Pyne died at Moses Taylor Hospital after treatment aged 46. Funeral at his home 2 00 pm interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. The Taylor Reds reorganized for the season with members led by M J Glytin Davis elected manager. Players urged to report for practice on Riverside grounds. Thomas L Jones a Buffalo University graduate of Pharmacy returned home. Miss Margaret Stughes of West Scranton visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones of Bellevue visited Mr and Mrs Thomas M Davis. Lackawanna Council No 1 Degree of Pocahontas celebrates tenth anniversary Tuesday. Acacia Lodge No 1 meets. George Powell transferred to Bolden mine. Richard Williams of New York visiting his parents. Merchant John G Price seriously ill at his home on Ridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Townsend
Pyne
Moses Taylor Hospital
Forest Lome
Taylor Reds
J. Morris
D. Tivos
M. J. Glytin
C.E. Davis
BR. Watkins
Walvans
W. J. Stone
G. Morris
J. Shields
FB. Stone
A. Reed
M. Day
Frank Jordan
Davis
Ele
Riverside
Thomas L. Jones
Buffalo
University of Buffalo
J’. L. Jones
Main Street
Muarcaret Sttughes
West Scranton
Thomas Jones
Bellevue
Sted Mens
Acacia Lodge
Masonic Hill
George Powell
Pettebone
Delaware
Leackawanna
Western Camping
Bolden
Richard Williams
New York
M. M. Willivitus
Minin Street
No. i
Sons of Temperance
John G. Price
Hidge Street
Obituary: Nelson Godshull Dies After Illness at 18
Nelson Godshull son of Trev M Godshull died Friday at 4 o clock after a ten day illness from typhoid fever. He was one year old, a estimable, popular youth, and his loss is deeply mourned. Funeral at the family home next Monday at 2 o clock. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Godshull
Trev
Gootshull
Tie
Paonia Feeney
Jeorge Steeg
Jung
Fences of Walnut and Other Woods in Timber Trade
A lumberman discusses black walnut value and uses from fence rails to veneer and furniture parts. Hickory and red cherry supply ax handles, wagon spokes, and benches while pine, fir, and other woods fill building needs. The piece notes market demand and varied timber applications.
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Sauinboy
Timber Traits For Builders In A Forest Rich Nation
The article catalogs American woods and uses from white pine in the North to yellow pine in the South, noting the scarcity of fine pines, and detailing the roles of redwood, cedar, hickory, beech, and cabinet woods like oak, maple, birch, and cherry. It highlights quarter sawn material for stairways and furniture, and contrasts qualities of maple, cherry, and walnut for common household items.
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North
South
You Can Harden Youself Against It Why Americans Are Catarrhal
The piece argues high indoor heat and poor ventilation wear down mucous membranes and raise catarrh risk. It cites climate, habit, and environment as key factors, noting civilized comfort weakens natural resistance. It contrasts old housing with willow dwellings and warns of artificial enfeeblement from hot modern homes.
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the News of Carbondale
Ontario and Western
Bondale
Maxwell Shepherds
Herbert Thompson
W. A. F. Scott
A. E. Jones
Erie
Newsdealer Myers’ Place
Dr. Lyon
Chamberlain
Douglass
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bright
David Kennedys
Anna J. Almes
Wlovra
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Jessup
Taylor
Waverly
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