Traina Schedules and Local Transit Notes
Train times and routes for Carbondale and nearby towns listed with departures for Scranton Witkee Harre Waymart and Monevale. Details include Sunday service, connections from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, and expected arrival times at carbondate and related stops.
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Traina
Carbondale
City
Owe
Scranton
Witkee Harre
Raltia
Boo
Albany
Saratoga
Montreat
Boston
New England
Waymart
Monewale
Moneslale
Trom Wilkes-Barre
Qao
Simday
Tralin
Wasemart Ail
Mhif Aml
Fao
Train Schedule Fragments Highlight Trains to Scranton Area
Fragmented timetable notes trips between Carbondale Scranton and nearby towns. Mentions trains leaving Carbonate for prairie north of W410 and arrivals from Scranton at various times including 1.00 p.m. 10 a.m. and connections from Clidowig. details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Ton A Mo
Carbonate
Prairie
Mia
Weel Dive
New Yorks
Cornwall
Thea
Mishan Mound
Polite
Clidowig
Tribune Delivery Notice Urges Report of Irregularities
Subscribers urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds news dealers. Some confusion has been reported and subscribers are urged to report delinquencies at once to aid service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Patrick Harte Nominee Replaces Collins on Board of Health
The Select Council at a special meeting approved street improvements and nominated Patrick Harte of the Dundalft section in place of John P Collins who declined. Harte’s nomination was sent to committee, with no action yet on other nominees. The city plans four sewers and related drainage work financed by shared costs with Klots Co and local property owners. Archibald, Belmont, and Terrice streets referenced along with work near Russell Park.
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Patrick Harte
Board of Health
John P. Collins
Select Council
Alayer O' Nell
Dundalft
John P. Collings
Mr. Harte
Chalrgin Davis
the Tribune
Krupp
Belmont Street
E Me
Klots Company
Fell Township
Chirkow Avenue
Maxwell's Corner
Terrice Street
Ninth
Eight Avenues
Russell Park
Archiald
Trainmen demand higher pay from Delaware and Trudson railroad
The trainmen protest what they call a failure by the railroad company to grant several wage demands. They seek monthly raises from 40 to 65 dollars for certain crews and higher pay for others, along with quarterly passes and other unspecified benefits. The notice appears signed by the General Manager.
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Delaware and Trudson Railroad
Hudson
Grape-Nuts Study Claimed Boost For Strength and Health
A writer from Toronto recounts using Grape-Nuts to recover from long illness and fatigue. The account claims the cereal improved digestion, restored appetite, and helped regain strength, with breakfast no longer painful.
Trainmen Seek to Overcome Refusal by Mr Young
News of Mr Young s refusal surprised the group of trainmen prompting a meeting. They decided to redouble efforts to secure approval and pursue their aims through further actions.
Re election of Elmer Garr as Carbondale superintendent
The public re elects Elmer Garr to a three year term as Carbondale superintendent. His supporters cite successful leadership amid adverse circumstances and improved administration of educational interests in the district.
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Elmer RE. Garr
Carbondale
Garr
Local Leaders Pine for Stability Amid District Strife
Three years ago Berwick Wisconsin faced tough times, yet Mr. Gore began a second term with calm resolve and firm determination. Superintendent Garr earned praise for his educational acumen and strong ties with teachers, while Albert Jones departed Carbondale for Trenton to become advertising manager of the True American, a pivotal post marking its first such appointment.
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Berwick
Wis
Gore
Tie
Garr
Abe
Char
Carbondale
Henry Watterson
Dr. Stafford
Albert BR. Jones
Trenton
N. J
True American
Jones
Hiin
Almertbean
Jersey
New York City
Girl Swallows Pin Sparks Medical Alarm In Caot lage Street
Annie Murphy of Caot lage street swallowed a pin on Sunday and grew distressed. Doctors seek x ray location of the obstruction and expect to remove it surgically to avert danger. In a separate incident a child ingested Paris green mixed with sugar and was saved by emetics.
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Annie Murphy
Caotlage Street
Myr
Arden Losier
William
Lot
Lowry
Mrs. EB Moyer Hosts Hit or Miss Cooking Evening
Mrs. E B Moyer of Salem Avenue entertained guests with a Hit or Miss Cooking event showcasing quick recipes and home dining ideas in a lively social gathering.
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EB. Moyer
Salem Tevenue
Club Meeting At Mrs Moyer’s Home In Jermyn
A social club gathering at Mrs Moyer’s residence in Jermyn occurred Tuesday evening. Attendees included Miss Emily Rich, Miss Gertrude Davis, Miss Mary Swick, Miss Anna Moon, Miss Jennie Battenberg, Mrs W J Baker, Mrs C L Bell, Mrs C A Battenberg, and Dr and Mrs Moyer.
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Ths
Thore
Eimily Rich
Gertrude Davis
Mary Swick
Anna Moon
Jennie Battenberg
W. J. Baker
Educational Contest Draws Local Interest in Beranton Tribune
The Evening Leader notes strong local interest in the Beranton Tribune educational contest. Two Carbondale contestants top the field with high scores, Herbert Thompson leading with 27 points and Maxwell Shepherd close behind with 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Beranton Tribune
Herbert Thompson
Leader
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Lila
Baccalaureate Address by Pittston Attorney at Carbondale High
The 1902 class of Carbondale high school will hear Attorney Peter A. O'Boyle of Pittston deliver the commencement address on June 0. O'Boyle is noted as a polished and eloquent speaker and is often called the silver tongued orator of Luzerne County.
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Peter A. O'Boyle
Pittston
Carbondale High School
Peter A. O' Boyle
O'Boyle
Luserne
Luzerne County
Health testimonial boosts Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Miss Laura Howard of Chicago reports dramatic health improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanitive Wash. She recalls years of pain and sleepless nights, credits the remedy, and urges others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham. The notice also mentions local store moves and Dr. Grover's quinsy illness.
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Laura Howard
Chicago
Lydia Ed. Pinkham
Laura Howann
Newberry Ave
Ill
Honesdale Baseball Fans Await Evening Meeting
A Honesdale correspondent reports a baseball enthusiasts meeting this evening to elect a captain and manager and discuss the season. If plans succeed, the first game may be at Athletic Park on May 0, with local chatter praising or questioning past efforts.
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Athletic Park
Honesdale
Scranton
Chestnut
Maple City
Maple City Sports
USA
Honesidhile
Phongsdale
Crescents
Wayne Independent
Colvin Receives Late Westward Plumbing Offer
George Colvin son of Mr and Mrs Frank Colvin of Cemetery street and a skilled mechanic in Van Bergen Co plumbing considers a lucrative offer from a large firm in Miles City Montana prompting thoughts of moving west.
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George Colvin
Frank Colvin
Cemetery Street
van Bergen & Co
Miles City
Montana
Ascension Thursday Sermon at St Pauls Lutheranchurch
Special services at St Pauls Lutheranchurch at 7 380 tonight in observance of Ascension Thursday Rev Jacob Witke of Scranton will deliver the sermon A cordial invitation extended to hear the Scranton pastor.
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St. Paul's Lutheranchurch
Jacob Witke
Scranton
Passing Throng And Visiting Notables In Scranton
Charles Humphrey left for Philadelphia. Miss Marie Cannon of Sand Street visits Scranton. Deputy Sheriff Jacob Berber from Scranton was in town yesterday. Rose Jordan and Helen Lynott visited Scranton Tuesday. Mrs EK M Peck entertains her niece Miss Grave Ayers of Peckville. J J Blockselge and son Wis hes stay with friends in Athbuny. Mrs W F B Searles of Terrace Street goes to Peckville to spend time with son Willis B Searles. Miss May Gillughan of Scranton returns home after a week with cousin Miss May Lynott on the West Side.
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Charles Humphrey
Philadelphia
Marie Cannon
Sand Street
Scranton
Jacob Berber
Rose Jordan
Helen Lynott
Scramton
EK. M. Peck
Terrase Street
Peckville
Willis B .Searles
May Gillughan
May Lynott
Sie
First Presbyterian Church Yearly Report Summary
The annual report shows total membership 683 with 24 added on confession, 1 added by certificate, 12 dismissed, 1 deceased and 16 infants christened. Sunday school membership is listed as TMi. Contributions total 8849 with 2019 sent outside the community including Home Missions 630 and foreign missions 572.
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First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Congregational
Bible Society
To Graduate Theophilia Morgan Finishes College Course
Theophilia Morgan has completed his college course in Philadelphia and is visiting friends for several days before returning for commencement exercises.
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Theophilia Morgan
Philadelphia
Birth Announcement in North Birkett Street Family
A daughter was born on Thursday to Mr and Mrs Richard Huddy of North Birkett Street marking a joyous addition to the family.
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Birkett Street
Richard Huddy
North Birkett Street
Seaman Attends Auction Sites in New York City
A. V. Seaman travels to New York City to oversee or participate in various auction sites. The figure is noted as being in the metropolis for auction related duties and oversight.
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Metropolis
A. V. Seaman
New York City
Missionary Workers Entertained by Methodists
The ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Methodist church hosted an entertainment for missionary workers. The event featured readings and refreshments as a community gathering to support mission work locally and abroad.
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Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Methodiat
For a Weak Back Balm Heals Pain Quick
Directions claim Chamberlain's Pain Balm strengthens back muscles and removes pain with vigorous five minute rubs per application. Bottles priced twenty five and fifty cents sold by all druggists.
Local incidents report include accident and family news
John Powers of East Side injured at a rail crossing when a coal car draw head trapped his foot. He received care at Delaware and Hudson payee area, then at home and Emergency hospital. A Wisconsin farmer, James Chapman, visits his sister Sarah Waters after forty years apart. A toddler sustains a deep wrist wound from a broken bottle, with Erma Roberts rendering first aid. Herman Wiefer begins duties as justice of the peace. A delivery wagon horse runs away, bolts break, driver unhurt, wagon detached, and horse leads to Mayfield.
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John Powers
Delaware and Hudson Payea
D. Winter & Co
Ueviilroad
Ontario and Western
Powers
Hom
Jackson
Cywhondale
Sarah Waters
Tie Street
James Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Wisconsin
Luis and
Airs
Thomas Spillane
North Main
Erma Roberts
Dr. Jackson
Graves
Herman Wiefer
I. O. Robinson
Squire Kiefer
Samuel Williams
Scranton
Main Street
Mayfield
Peckville borrows water for electric light supply
The borough electric light committee has secured a water source from a well to power the town's electric lighting system. This move ensures a steady water-fed supply supporting local illumination and utility operations.
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Borough Electric Haht
Taylor events and local notices from Greenwood mines to masquerade ball
The piece lists multiple local items including pay distributions for Delaware & Hudson and Delaware Lackawanna & Western mine workers, a May 4 recital under Mrs Price with Miss Powell and Mr Morgans, plans for a Dearing Social Club masquerade at Weber's rink on May 14, and various town happenings with residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness. It notes extra items such as the Reds and the Lilacs game, and a glee club rehearsal at Liewlyn's hall.
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Stewart Memorial Church
Greenwood
Delaware & Hudson Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Mra
Sarah Price
Welsh Congregational Church
Price
Elsie Powell
Green Ridge Presbyterian Companiny
Arthur Morgans
Olwen ML Howells
James BE. Watking
Dearing
Weber's Rink
Nina Dick
Misa Ethel Tregellas
Moosic
Reds
Lilacs
W. M. Evans
Milton
South Taylor
Washington
Michael Strine
Danville
Casper Burkey
Lulu
T. J. Davis
Liewlyn's Hall
John G. Price
Primitive Methodist fair planned for late month opening
The Lidies of the Primitive Methodist church organize preparations for a big fair to be opened later this month. Local residents visit Lackawanna lodge Knights of Pythias. John Devine joins Atherton Sutton cash store. Newsstand sold to Miss I. Pendick of Chiussy. Mrs Meawhinny and daughter visit from Owego New York. Several locals travel to New York for visits. May dance draws large youth crowd in town. School board to meet Saturday evening. Sutton at Ransom Kew for a few days. James Iley returns from Shamokin conference. John Shields family relocate to Green Grove.
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Primitive Methodist Church
W. W. Manters
W. D. Evans
G. B. Vin Gorder
Robert Wier
George Schroeder
J. W. Gelder
Carbondale
Lackawanna Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Devine
Myde Park
Atherton & Sutton
William Scriven
Luckawinnnid
Mies Imi R Pendick
Chiussy
Nellie Ryan
South Fermunton
Edwin Meawhinny
Owego
N. Y
A. F. Crans
Loong
Lawrence Bonstien
Cresson
Jaimes Iley
Shamokin
The
John Shields
Geen Grove
Local Social and Incident Notes From Moosic and Nearby
Moosic residents Mare and Malthe Tinds return from New York relatives. John Mccrindle of Scranton visits on Wednesday. George Griffiths family visit Philadelphia kin on March 8. Watson ill on Minooka Avenue. Rev J N Bailey and Mrs Warner attend Sunday school convention in Dunmore. Explosion at Musk Rat colliery kills two unidentified workers from Greenwood. Maude Smith visits Beranton. Mable Hutchings spends Tuesday in Dunmore.
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Mare
New York City
John Mccrindle
Scranton
George Griffith
Philiedelphia
Mre
Watson
Minooka Avenue
J. N. Bailey
B.C. Warner
Dunmore
Musk Rat
Greenwood
Maude Smith
Beranton
Mable Hutchings
Three Partners in Industry Capital Labor and Ability
Andrew Carnegie argues in The Empire of Wealth that three partners drive industry: capital, business ability, and labor. None is first or last. all are essential, and progress requires their equal collaboration, not hierarchy.
Equal Partners: Capital Business Ability and Labor
The passage argues that labor capital and business ability are equal partners driving industrial progress. It notes labor predates capital in history, yet all three are essential and united for humanity to advance morally and materially toward higher planes, warning against sowing disunion among them.
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Adam
The New Star In Perseus Captures Sky Interest
Professor Winslow Upton reports a transient star in Perseus that brightened to rival Capella before fading. It shows a surrounding nebula with shifting condensations, rapid motions, and unusual spectral changes. The discovery prompts revision of birth and life theories for celestial bodies as observers seek more data.
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Profesor Winslow Upton
Providence Journal
Perseus
Capella
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York
iAoWwerman
Toronto
Jacourie
Erica Co
Battle
Romer
CCAIR
Ita
Res
South End
Pinkham
Tiean
Harry Sitgreaves
Niagara
W. 8. Blues
J. B. Grover
Frank Kilpatrick
Hubert Chirke
Carte Avenue
Presbyterian
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Andrew Carnegies
Empire of Wastes
Wash Goods Department
Batiste
Reseda
Wall Paper
Oxfords
Ayer Doon
Lackawanna Ave
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