Trains Schedule Details From Carbondale Rail Center
Fragmentary list shows train departures and arrivals for Carbondale with routes to Scranton Wilkes Barre and others. Mentions connections via Walmart Thornesihire and passings to Saratoga Montreal and New England points. Also notes a Ninth regiment veteran who formed war friendships during his stay in Carbondyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Etty Atation
Scranton
Wilken Barre
Wott O. Mis
Allwiy
Saratoga
Montreal
Carlile
Compan
Carbondyte
Train Schedules and Departures Mentioned in Midwestern Ledger
A fragmented wartime timetable note lists various train departures and arrivals between Carbondale, Scranton, and nearby towns. Entries reference times like 7 00 and 4 00, with stations including Carbondale and Albany, alongside traveler mentions and forthcoming trips to New York.
Delivery irregularity reported by Tribune subscribers
Reports from The Tribune indicate confusion and misdelivery of papers to subscribers. The Carbondale circulation office asks readers to report delinquencies to improve service and ensure timely delivery.
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Tribune Artetes
Abert & Townolds
Carbondale Cycle Club election to be held tomorrow
Members of the Cirbondgle cycle club in Carbondale prepare for a close annual election at the club house tomorrow evening. Two candidates for president Isaac Singer and Jacob Uch, along with a slate for vice president secretary and five governors, anticipate a large turnout despite a small anticipated audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menihers
Cirbondgle
Amerrow Evenines
Chile
Piresloenes
Isaae
God Jacob Uchs
Carbondale
Torrow
Thwill
George S. Rmball
Moi Persmanent
Board of Governors
Jaacol Machs
Tayo Sigers
Thatply Renter
George Wodammekstreasima
Prank Derby
Gleetedy
Dy Dany
Doe Chilhood
Cheoryze Kimball
Spencer
Dr Wheeler
Pumpires
Bhiarry Williams
Juditar
Peles
Thay Clifford
Ic. Lly
Wayne Politicians and Local Figures Visit for Conference
Wayne County delegates led by state senator candidate Willam Fittlefler from Honesdale attend a weekend gathering in Courbendale to pre conference discussions. Other members include LL. M. Atkinson district attorney E. W. Courtright sheriff, J. M. Sharpstern clerk, and treasurer G. L. Betz. The group is greeted warmly by residents during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acpurby
Quelive Avanters
Republicn Policiog
Li Blopesdale
Otis Sesterdasy
dPep
Wonesikde
Adnerontn
Susquehaana
Willam Fittlefler
Honesdale
LL. M. Atkinson
Wawne County
E.W. Courtright
M. Betz
Wayne County
F Robinson
Spencer
J. M. Sharpstern
Courbendale
Poneschale and
Cierhondiale
Amputated Foot Relief For Delaware & Hudson Brakeman
Willan Doughin, a brakeman for the Delaware and Hudson line, had his injured foot amputated yesterday after ten weeks in precarious condition at Emergency hospital. He withstood the operation and showed improvement last evening though still weak, giving surgeons renewed hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Doughin
Delaware & Fludson
Douglas
Ouelis
True Blue member resumes field force duties after hiatus
Ciorge Brown, once nicknamed Captain Brown for his military service, reappears in the city on Saturday to rejoin the field force of the fraternities accident order, having previously been stopped at Hawison house for weeks while enrolling dozens of True Blue members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciorge
Brown
Hawison'hhouse
True Blue
Iite
Captain Brawn
Paris Green Poison Drank Incident Baffles Fire Victim
Charles Hull, burned in a Methodist church fire, despondent because of injuries tried to swallow Paris green but took only a small amount. His sister Lilian Hull watched the episode as authorities described a bizarre scene. The text then shifts to a spoof baseball rule parody involving Carbondale and Honesdale, detailing absurd penalties and improvised rules for a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hull
Lil- Han Hull
Local man near death after poisoning scare
A man suffered a severe poisoning incident tied to medical distress and prior church fire injuries. He reportedly swallowed poison. recovery is incomplete amid rheumatism and high medical costs. Family efforts and sister’s intervention prevented further harm as Paris green remained in the house for pest control.
Thomas Barrett Jr Dies After Illness at Wheeler Hospital
Thomas Barrett Jr aged 11 died Saturday after a long illness following surgery at Wheeler hospital. Born in Carbondale he helped at his father's store and was active in Knights of Columbus and St Aloysius society. Survived by his father Mrs Michael Gilroy Allen Loretta Parredt and others. funeral at 40 Wallbrook Street with Mass at Bi Flose church and burial at Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Gilen
da Wheeler's Hospital
Alwasy
Palthrook Street
Thomas Barvent
Gipperdiofus
Osue Neone
Agaisee
Me Wis
Carbondale
Knights of Rother Mathew
St. Aloysius Society
Michael Gilroy
Allen
Loretta Prarredt
Wallbrook Atvoot
Poe
Ly Bi
Rose Cemetery
Honesdale Teases Baseball Plot With Local Papers
A fragmented notice hints at a baseball plan involving Honesdale and nearby towns. It references Chuck Connors and a coalition of Carbondale Press Club Evening Leader employees acting as media figures, plus local detectives in Waymart and Lafe Builith, with warnings about editorial control and slugging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck” Connors
Honesdale
Cisse
Carbondale Press Club
Evening Leader
Cutt
Nnlike
Beef Trust
United States Attorney General
Honestale
Monesdale
Magple Chy
Lafe Builith
Waymart
Lafe
Corpa
Maple City
Bethany
Damascus
Hawley
Excitement on Sandy Field
Sandy Field hosted a five inning baseball game between Bobbin Works and Hendrick Manufacturing workers after work hours. Bobbin Works won 14 to VW with Purdon hitting a home run and Oliver collecting two triples. Banks, Warren, and Purdon produced key two base hits as fans from both sides cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdon
Warren
Oliver
Bobbin Works
Tollows
Jos
Billings
Thos
Thites
Giles
John O'Leary
Harry Tolley
Lot
Isaac Matthews
John Wedeman
Rf Oillee
Ray Oliver
Herbert
Wilson
miChiude Oliver
H. Holthemn
D. Thomas
Nealon Contemplates Move From Evening Leader To Trenton Paper
Thomas V. Nealon, long on the Evening Leader, weighs an offer from the True American of Trenton. H. B. Reilly, formerly editor of the Carbondale News and now True American managing editor, says a food opening awaits Nealon on the Tren ton daily staff. Nealon is a strong news gatherer and would likely advance with a move to Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Nealon
Evening Leader
Republican
True American
Trenton
N. Wd
H. B. Reilly
The
Carbondale News
Mr. Nealon
Trenton Daily
Notable New York Returnees Make City Rounds
Frank Forbes of New York City, son of the late John Forbes and former Carbon dale schools superintendent, returns home after a week with friends. He holds a remunerative post with the Metropolitan Street Railway in New York. John J. Kennedy, Carbondale native now thriving in New York, visits his parents on Booth Milk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Forbes
New York City
John & Forbes
Carbondale
Forbes
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
John J. Kennedy
Booth Milk Street
Local Patients Return Home After Hospital Stays
Mrs Miartin, long patient in the medical ward at Emergency hospital, was well enough yesterday to go home. Miss Eligabeth Devine left the hospital Friday and returned to her Brooklyn street home greatly improved after appendicitis operation.
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Miartin
Emergency Hospital
Eligabeth Devine
Brooklyn Street
Constable Neary Takes Quick Ride Behind New Colt
Constable Edward Neary and John Gilbert rode to Crystal Lake behind Neary's new colt that is developing into a speedy trotter. Neary, a rising horseman, shows enthusiasm and threatens to pursue further riding ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Edward Neary
John Gilbert
Crystal Lake
Constable Neary
That Chapter of Emulsion Builds Up Weak Children
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak children. It claims small doses three times daily improve appetite, strength, activity, and weight within a week, ending with a well and strong child. Free sample offered by Scott & Bowne, chemists.
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Scott
Textile Price List Misfire
A vintage clothing fabric listing shows 38 inch all wool Henrietta cashmere and brilliantine at 45 cents. 50 inch storm serge all wool at 5 cents. 42 inch Canadensis and 52 inch Cheviots at 57 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New La Vida Corsets Debut With Hand Made Perfection
The La Vida corsets introduce new models aligned with a radical dress-shape shift. Each pair is hand cut and filled with whalebone, using top imported materials. They fit American figures without alterations and offer savings versus French corsets due to no import duty.
Silk Fabric Catalog Excerpt with Varied Taffeta Prices
A fragmentary catalog lists 23 inch taffeta silks, 36 inch taffeta silks at 78, 27 inch prices at 1.50, and 18 and 26 inch offerings. Mentions black corded silks and quality guarantees, with scattered notations and per yard quotations.
Local Racing Aims Face Ethos Of Fast Horses
In this vicinity worry owners of fast horses as discussions unfold about breeding and speed. The note hints at embryo techniques becoming more practical as horses mature, affecting racing dynamics and ownership strategies.
Concert Programme for Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Junior Choir
The Wednesday evening concert features a sequence of songs and solos including Godard pieces, Lungs, Rock-n-Bye Dolly, and Queen of the Earth. Performers include Miss Venna Relrdon soprano, Miss M. Graham violin and piano, Miss Nellie Lynott guitar, and Miss Kathryn Flannelly among others with recitations and pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Ronde
Godard
Venna Relrdon
Liaureen
Anderson
Little Daisy Wisely
M. Graham
Miss Graham
Shelly
M. Kearney
Rosary
Nevin
Kathryn Flannelly
Florence McHale
Dolly
Preston
Geolo
Pinsut
Edward Battle
Johnnie Doubter
Salo
Venna Rierdon
Carbondale Aims to Host Knights of Pythias 1903 Meet
Olyphant notes Carbondale’s strong bid to secure the Knights of Pythias state convention for 1903. The two districts align as local Knights rally support and wish for a successful outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Knights of Pythias
Olyphant
Knights
Olyphiant Gazette
D. C. Members Entertain Guests At Belmont Street Home
The D. C. group met on a pleasant Friday evening at Miss Alice Robbins’s Belmont street residence. After hours of games and diversions arranged by the hostess, luncheon was served to conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robbins
Belmont Street
Scranton Couple Visited by Scranton Hosts
Mr and Mrs Frank Silliman of Scrunton were guests yesterday of Mrs and Mrs C R Manville. In the afternoon they enjoyed several splats over the city streets in the latter s first automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Silliman
Scrunton
C. RR
Manville
Fraternal and civic groups listed in Carbondale notice
Common council Olive Leaflodge Odd Fellows Federal Union No 7204 Patriotic Order Lone Star American Carbondale Council Knights of Columbus identified in a local organizational notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Odd Fellows
Federal Union
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
Knights of Columbus
The Passing Throng In Avoca And Nearby Towns
Sabbath activity and social visits across Avoca Prompton Beranton Honesdale Aldenville and nearby areas. Residents Miss Imma Bwarte Mrs George Foster M J Horan Thomas Pace George Patterson Henry Jud Wik Ailr jain Mrs M D Abbey Hettie Davis Alice Osborne Mrs Ames and Mrs Edward Quintin noted in brief society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imma Bwarte
Avoca
George Foster
Prompton
M. J. Horan
Beranton
Thomas Pace
Piltston
Aldenville
Hettie Davis
New York City
Alice Osborne
Arlington
Mis. Ames
Edward Quintin
Local Social Notes Sparkler From Scranton and Carbondale
A string of brief social items notes residents visiting relatives and returning home. Hugh Fitzpatrick of Scranton spent Sunday in Carbondale. Mrs. Oliver Chapman is resting at her daughter’s home on Seventh avenue. Miss Anna LuVay returned from Wilkes Barre summoned by her mother. Miss Lulu Poster has come home from Pittston. Attorney Henry Singer of New York City visited his parents in town. M. J. Nugent of Scranton, road master on the Delaware and Hudson, was at the Harrison house yesterday. Mrs. EL L. Bevan and Master Luther Bevan of Scranton visited former’s parents for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Street
Hugh Fitzpatrick
Scranton
Carbondale
Oliver Chapman
George Foster
Seventh Avenue
Anna LuVay
Wilkes-Barre
Lulu Poster
Pittston
Henry Singer
New York City
Jermyn and Mayfield Borough Council Meeting Notes
The borough council reviewed the exoneration list for about an hour with most recommendations approved. Bids for the Second street culvert were read. Henderson’s bid rose to 348 dollars due to nonconforming specifications, prompting abertura to readvertise. Davis resigns from Moosic Powder and moves to Springfield Mass with family. Tinlin and Miller appear for career moves. Stevenson and Arnold noted as local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Thomas Hendricks
Gomer Davis
Moosic Powder Company
Alrs
Davis
Josephine
Springfield
Mass
Jermyn
P. J. Tinlin
Scranton
J. J. Miller
J. D. Stocker
Pittsburg
Olyphant School Board Notes and Local Bills
The Olyphant school board met at the central building. Absent members were Weaver Rymans and Mecunn. The finance committee submitted exemption lists for 108 and 190. the 1000 list totaling 85,595 was accepted but the other was returned for correction. Bills ordered paid include Olyphant Borough Light Department, HW Hastings, Lawrence Howard, Anthony Gannon, James H Lully, John Dempsey, and BD G Carpenter & Company. Assessor Evans requested bounds for an assistant to locate foreign residents. request granted. The Brown brothers played their first game on Saturday and lost 7 to 0 to Lackawanna’s of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Weaver
Rymans
Mecunn
Olyphant Blerrie Light Department
BP. HW. Hastings
Lawrence Howard
Anthony Gannon
James H. Lully
John Dempsey
BD. G. Carpenter & Company
William T. Evans
Brown's
Lackawanna’s
Bcranton
Local notes and visits in Pottsville area
The report lists several local items: Browns used pitchers Cleary Mahon and Patten in a game. Oomfinely officiated for the visitors. Cornell to meet in regular monthly session tonight to consider action on the Delaware street pace. Fire rescue by Excelsior and No 2 Hose at the Blue Ridge tire in Peckville. Kingsley returning home from Hl in Pottsville. Mrs J H Jones of Nunticoke visited friends. May Ferguson left for Philadelphia to visit relatives. Katle Mung of Carbondale visited town. Mr and Mrs J W Brown of Pottsville visiting relatives. Harry Danvers and Thomas Davis of Providence spent the day in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Cleary
Mahon
Patten
Cornell
Delaware Street
Excelsior
No. 2
Blue Ridge Tire
Peckville
B. BE. Kingsley
Pottsville
Taylor Notes on Burns Funeral and Local Events
The funeral for Richard Crocker Jr followed his Thursday death from burns at the Taylor mine. Services were at his South Main home with Rev. C B Henry officiating and interment at Forty Fort Cemetery. Pallbearers named. mine unions prepare to meet for strike action. A Welsh concert at the Congregational church features local and visiting performers with many recitations and drills by Taylor youths. The piece also mentions the funeral of Luli M Pavis, a third-year-old child, held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crocker, Jr
Burna
Taylor
South Main Street
C. B. Henry
MLE
Forty Fort
Samuel Byerly
Howard Nyhart
Ralph Miller
John Williams
Dale
Welsh Congregational Church
Mre
Sarah J. Price
Elsie Powell
Dunmore
Oliver Howella
Arthur Morgans
Lydia Hoskins
EE. Watkings
Olwen M. Howell
Louise Nichalin
Taha Pyatigev
Mulkittle
Lydia Jones
Nellie Lewis
Crandpe
Gertrude Watkins
Olive Lovering
Golo
Arthur Morgan
Minuw Tubbs
Del
Verna Willams
Myrtle Fatsinger
Della Davis
Blanche Williams
Oscar Morris
Luli M
Thomas J. Pavis
The Best Liniment Benefit from Chamberlains Puli Balin
Mrs Ati Hupelguna of Tuckaloe New England reports great benefit from Chamberlains Puli Balin for rheumatism and lumbago. Her husband used it for a sprained back and was quickly relieved. She calls it the best family remedy and has recommended it widely. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puli Balin
Ati Hupelguna
Tuckaloe
Aly
Minookin Tribe Meeting and Local Notices
The Minookin Tribe No. 247 will meet this evening at the home of the parents on Main Street with EV. C B Henry officiating. Burial was at Forest Home cemetery. Taylor Reds baseball team to report for practice this afternoon at River Side Park. Delaware Lackawanna and Western collieries to idle today. Mr and Mrs Richard Jones of Storrs Street visited relatives in West Scranton. T J Evans of Plainsville stayed with aunt Mrs Edward J Evans on North Main Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Ev. C
B. Henry
Forest Home
Taylor Reds
Riverside Park
Delawure
Lackawanna and Western Collieries
Richard Jones
Storrs Street
West Scranton
T. J. Evans
Plainsville
Edward J. Evens
North Main Street
New Jersey Central Announces Hourly Trains to Philadelphia
The New Jersey Central will run an hourly train service between New York and Philadelphia from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., with modern locomotives and cars on a rock ballast roadbed using hard coal to avoid smoke. Trains go direct to Reading Terminal, many completing the trip in two hours, via a scenic Reading route. The May 18 start does not affect the Royal Blue line’s separate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
New York
Philadelphia
Reading
Reading Terminal
Royal Blue
Une. O
First Class Round Trip to San Francisco for Sale
Imperial Council of the Alystic Beltrine announces Lackawanna line offers first class excursion tickets from Scranton to San Francisco for 6.25 dollars round trip. Tickets on sale May 6 to June 7, must return within 60 days of purchase. See depot agents for stopoffs and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Council
Alystic Beltrine
San Francisco
California
Lackawanna
Low Fare to Portland from Lackawanna Railways
Travel offer from the Lackawannine railroad for First Class round trip tickets to Portland Oregon at 70.30 on sale May 26 to June 10 for travel June 10 to 20 190g. Return required within 60 days from sale. See depot agent for details on routes stopovers and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention Travellove Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A
Lackawannine Railroad
Lackawanna Railroad Excursion to Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad offers a special round trip to Niagara Falls on May 6. Tickets sold by ticket agents for travel on any train that date and return by June 1 at one way fare plus one dollar. From Beranton the price is 37.70. Children five to twelve pay half the adult rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Carhomlite
Trina
Sarulies
Seraviton
Wayne
Susquehanna
Wiliam Douglas
Paris Green
Favorit Honesdale
Cheatnu
Gerald Mefiale
Gerald
Presa
Sketics
Gert
Rae
Hulk
Hull
SUI
Myiday
Wharles Etl
Waris
Dino
Thomas Barrett, JR
Srn
Maple City Scribes
Sandy
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Trenton, N. J
Carbondalians
Scot
Bowne
Smith Axminster
Bigelow
Brussels
Hartford Axminster
Wilton
Axminster
Feee
Lic
la Vida
Bliack
Paris
London
City
Part
Olyphant’s
D. F. C. Entertain
Jermyn and Mayfield
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