Unclear OCR town transit schedule fragment
Fragmentary OCR text detailing a travel timetable with city stations and routes. Mentions Albany Sew Brel polity ofis and various times, places, and names, but lacks coherent events or complete details.
Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 35 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
5
Train Schedules and Connections From Scranton Region
On Sunday trains depart at 7 00 a m and 1100 a m with connections to New York and Cove wall. Trains arrive from Scranton at 1 10 p m and from points north at 4 00 p m. Weekday departures are 1100 a m and 1 00 a m Sunday services vary by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shtanton
Wilkes Hire
Albany
Sundoga
Monthonl
Banton
Wera
Tovhemnbale
Thore
Honesdale
Vaurlondale
Po Mn
Tring Teave Cartiondale
Pwiitits
New York
Covewall
Scranton
Poinia
Cadoala
Tribune Readers Urged to Report Delivery Irregularities
Subscribers urged to report any confusion or delinquency in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers to aid efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Impressive Obsequies Of Frederick Mitchell In Carbondale
A large funeral procession for Frederick Mitchell filled Carbondale streets and Brookside Cemetery. Fire department and railroad workers led with uniformed bands. Rev Whalen officiated at the family home 42 Charteldonvenue. Dr Whalen emphasized friendship and community in his eulogy as mourners packed the residence and yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mitchell
Brookside
Carbondale
Fire Department of
Mitchell Company
Wister
Columbia Hose Company
McNulty
Columbas
Cheorge Aunger
Wendrick Lodge
Nos
Brotherhood
Hess
Ciarteldonvenue
Veluck
Hd. Whalen
Berenn Baptist Church
W. BE. Grow
Whiten
Jorge
Dr. Whitten
Dr Whalen
HF. J. Whalen
Sadie Watkins
Wilfred Hobart
John Bone
Bain Farrell
Boyd Case
Rule Road
John Bryden
Thomas Beddoe
The
T. F. Herbert
James FP. Bates
Mitchells
Edward Atkinson
James Bank
Mitchell
George Mallrison
Edward Inch
Grape Nuts Cited As Help For Diabetes and Dyspepsia
A letter from A Mperchant in Youngstown recounts health improvement after using Grapenuts breakfast food. He claims diabetes and dyspepsia eased, appetite for sugar normalized, and restful sleep returned, with a doctor praising the product as excellent. He encourages others to use Grapenuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Lee Dom
Tadhana
Moving pictures to aid relief through a Grand Opera House show
The Woman's Relief Corps presents a Saturday program at the Grand Opera House directed by Alonzo Tateh and Mr Mitellis. Sixty moving pictures and thirty song with harp and piano accompany scenes from China, Japan, Russia, the Philippines, France, Italy, Germany, and the United States. Reserved seats five cents. Diagram at Reynold's drug store. Show tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Oper House
Alonzo Tateh
Mitellis Theatest
China
Japan
Russia
Philippine Islands
France
Italy
Germany
Reynold's Drug Store
Bishop Talbot to Confirm at Trinity Episcopal Service
Tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church Bishop Talbot will administer confirmation during the morning service at 10 o clock, a shift from his usual evening rites. Special music will honor the day and offerings go to the bishop’s clerical relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinity Episcopal Church
Ethelbert ‘Talbot
Talbot
Potter
Tad Po
Clerivgal
Pike Street man jailed without bail on serious assault charge
Dominick Burke known as Topsy Burks was jailed without bail after a 17 year old girl from Jermyn testified to a criminal assault. Multiple witnesses supported the accusation and Alderman Jones ordered detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Burke
Topsey
Burke
Pike Street
Topsy Burks
Jermyn
Jones
Eventful Day in 1807 Drives Mrs Fletcher to Pink Pills
Mrs Fletcher recounts her eye injury and paralysis shock on December 3 1807 in Manchester. After six weeks with little hope, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with rapid relief and full recovery, endorsing them for nerves and blood and noting a sworn affidavit of authenticity in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fletcher
West Hancock Street
Manchester
N. T
Mia
Loveland
Everett
Dr Willams
Williams
Medicine Coupiang
Schenectady
N.Y
Thursday Royal gathering features Lewis and Curtis Lee hosts
A Thursday event at Royal included a d-sada by Lewis and Curtis Lee. Attendees listed among the guests include Miss Minnie Martin May Rittan Amma Collings Bula Carey Verna Oliver Lena Histed Annie Byer Katie Mellee Annie Milligan Maud Haigh Hazel Tennant Rose Griswold Lizzie Degan Mame Owens May Thorpe Annie Lowry Alice Gillen Lillie Brunner Alice Brennan and Messrs Willis Wilson James Thompson Lloyd Mills Jose Sherrer Ernest Yarrington Ora Lee Louis Curtis Lee John Williams Newell Stoddard David Atkinson George Brennan Fred Gleason Robert Cox Tra Pethick George Burrell Harey Brownell Richard Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Lewis
Curtis Lee
Sechl
Minnie Martin
May Rittan
Amma Collings
Bula Carey
Verna Oliver
Lena Histed
Annie Byer
Katie Mellee
Annie Milligan
Maud Haigh
Hazel Tennant
Rose Griswold
Lizzie Degan
Mame Owens
May Thorpe
Annie Lowry
Alice Gillen
Lillie Brunner
Alice Brennan
Delightful Junior Choir Concert at Our Lady of Ail Carne
An overset report covers a highly successful Wednesday concert by the Junior choir of Our Lady of Ail Carne church. The program impressed with bright selections, skilled instruction from Miss Reging McCabe, and several solo turns by Verna Rellon Daisy Wisely Mildred Gratam Kathryn Playinelly Venna Reirdon and others. The event ended with a well rendered chorus and Rev. Mather Cormitts announcing the contest winner Wide Alwwale Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Ail. Carne Church
Mise Reging McCabe
Battery 3
Kathryn
Eine
Guia
Dolly
Mawel Wattle
Wiis
Venna Reirdon
Mather Cormitts
Hwide Alwwale Walsh
Miss Nealon Hosts Notable Music Recital At Home
Miss Norah Nealon held a refined music recital at her South Church Street residence last evening. Her large class performed with evident advancement, under Mrs Newton’s skilled hosting. The program featured Schubert, Lichner, Strealogg, Bohlin, and others, with a varied selection of songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Nealon
South Church Street
Miss Nealon
Newlon
Miss Newton
Clechner
K. Jordan
Bud Watts
Shubert
Whitmore
L. Beadlaw
Lichner
F. Campbell
R. Nealon
A. Day
Bohl
B. Lavelle
May Breese
Liang
T. Duffy
Council settles sewer lien dispute over Nis iehth avenue property
After discussion, common council adopts a resolution directing the city solicitor to satisfy the sewer lien upon payment of the original assessment and costs, and ordering the city engineer to permit the sewer connection. Objections to the Bay window on the Balem avenue side of the Aitken building were found to be useless, and the improvement will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waterfield
Nis Iehth Avenue
Common Council
Balem Avenue
Aitken Building
Reverend John 8 road to lead special interval at First Presbyterian
Rev. John 8 road of Minneapolis Minnesota known to many Carbondalians will lead a special interval at First Presbyterian tomorrow. Rev. Mr Troolfy native of Bunquehanna county left here twenty years ago and became a noted pulpit and lecture figure. Rev. Mr Rood will preach both morning and evening services, an event welcomed by Carbondalians and congregants alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John 8. Road
Minneapolis
Minn
Rood
Presbyterian Church
Six-Mayors. HB Rettew Improves After Private Hospital Care
HB Rettew of John Street, long treated at Dr HW OC Wheeler's private hospital, shows improvement and is able to sit up briefly each day. He was discharged, with Carbondale cited as proof the facility is well equipped and well run, and praise given to Dr Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rettew
Johnstvelt
Wheeler
Mi Thetheon
Carbondale
Andi
Ladies Host Euchre Party on Powderly Street
Misses Margaret and Teresa Gordon entertained friends at their home on Powderly street for an euchre party. Joseph Kilpatrick and Miss Maury Barnett won prizes. A flashlight photo was taken and Miss Margaret Gordon gave a recitation. Refreshments were served at midnight as the pleasant evening ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Teresa Gordon
Euchre
Powderly Street
Joseph Kilpatrick
Maury Barnett
Margaret Gordon
Dance in Royal Draws Merry Crowd
A lively evening at the Royal Ball drew a merry crowd, with attendees enjoying music, dancing, and festive cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Delightful concert at Congregational Church
A concert last night at the Congregational Church featured local talent including Mrs H J Whalen Mrs George F Milla Miss Blodwin Davie and Robert Gardner with a male quartet formed by Prof A P Thomas William Clark B E Roe and R M Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
H. J. Whalen
George F. Milla
Mise Blodwin Davie
Robert Gardner
Prof
A. P. Thomas
Wiliam Clark
BE. A. Roe
R. M. Shepherd
Benefit concert boosts organ find debt repayment
The numbers were well received as the concert raised a notable sum for the organ fund, aiding the repayment of the debt. The event drew community support and contributed toward the financial goal.
Scranton Lyceum to Hear Eien MM Stone Talk on Captivity
Carbondallana eager for full account of Stone captivity and release. Lecture at Lyceum in Scranton on Monday will offer tickets starting this morning at Clark's Drug Store in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondallana
Eien MM. Stone
Lyceum
Scranton
Ticketa
Carbondale
Clark
Carbondallana Attend Dance in Jermyn Last Evening
Robert Gardner Charles Evans Marshall Scott and Stanley Retten were among the Carbondallana who attended the dance in Jermyn last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gardner
Charles Evans
Marshall Scott
Stanley Retten
Jermyn
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD FUNERALS AND LOCAL EVENTS
The funeral of Mrs Frank Artemus was held yesterday with services at home and in Moosic. Interment followed at Affrey cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers named. Alfred Helmes funeral held in Pittston with services at the house. Jermyn Boys brigade drew praise after marching through the streets. Bazaar in Enterprise hall ends tonight with entertainment by Jermyn Welmude and two kneaded squads. Liberty March program by seventeen young ladies in Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Frank Artemus
Third Street
M.D. Puller
Delawware
Moosic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Bailey
Musade
Affrey
John KB. C Griffiths
Will Park
Charles Scott
Alfred Griffiths
Claude Stocker
Thomias Roberts
Percy Houghton
Chariie Park
Henry Shields
Alfred Helmes
M. D. Fuller
Pittston
W. Cook
Charles Lee
C. D. Winter
William Langman
Baker
Wheeler
Jermyn Boys’ Brigade
Enterprise Hall
Jermyn Boys
Welmude
Winback breaks ground for new residence in White's addition
Peckville reports J A Winback begins construction on a residence in White's addition. Borough hires teams to haul coal due to no mining. G B Reed visits Herrick Center. Rev Gendall leads morning and evening services. May dance invites issued by Olympic club. Presbyterian and Methodist services noted. a dog bite incident and local marriages mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winback
White
G. B. Reed
Herrick Center
Methodist Episcopal Church
PL Gendall
FP. Gendall
Olympic Club
Bauer
Dane
Jug
Presbyterian Church
He Moore
Misa Hannah Davis Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday
A Thursday evening party at the rear of Main street honored Misa Hannah Davis on her eighteenth birthday. Gaines and other diversions entertained guests as flash light pictures captured the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hannah Davis
Main Street
Misa Davis
Gaines
Lda
Local church and community notices and events
A list of locals including Davis Heffer Will iama Thomas Jones and others, with a cottage organ drawing for James Dornin to aid Bible study. Mentions Taylor Hose companies and Silver Cornet band meeting, Ralph Nye at a railroad tower, and Carbondale station. Also reports recent North Leagues entertainment, ice cream social at Watsons hall, and church services with pastors at Methodist Episcopal and Calvary Baptist churches. The Anthracite Glee club rehearsal is noted for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Davis
Lillian Heffer
Sarah Williama
Sophia Thomas
Alice Jones
Phoebe Davis
Leah
Maud Evans
Hannah Powell
Hannah Davis
Miss Willian
Florence Jones
D. J. Davis
Willam Rogers
Louis Schulthies
Albert Weisenfluh
John H. Harris
John Thomas
Fred Fox
James Dornin
Malin Street
Aylor Hose Companies
No. 1
Taylor Silver Cornet Band
Ralph Nye
Jersey Central Railroad
Herve
Delaware and Wadgson Company
Carbondale
Mpnorth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Watson's Hall
Old Forge
Young Men's Christian Association
Janet Inglis
North Main Street
Peterson
Wilkes-Barre
Gomer Jones
Main Street
Waverly Notes on Illness Hotels Residents and Local Changes
Waverly reports Mrs. George Steeg is seriously ill with slim hopes of recovery. Landlord Carpenter earns praise for hotel service. Mrs. Danforth of Scranton rents Edward Parker’s cottage on Main Street. Locals dispute a correspondent’s error about Scranton residents in Glenburn and Dalton. Frank Jermyn sells land to Mr. Belin near Lanephire. Rev. Logan preached at the Methodist church. Frank H. Bailey and John Hall return from Scranton. The band room gets repairs and looks better. Mrs. Andrew Bedford visits from Scranton. Manuel Carpenter returns to North Abington and rents Kennedy property on Main Street. Schools remain open. term led by Prof. Avchbild, Miss Flo Tinkham, and Miss Edith Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steeg
Carpenter
Danforth
Scranton
Edward Parker
Main Street
Glenburn
Dalton
Watkins
Belin
Christy
Linen
Waverly
Frank Jermyn
Northup
Lanephire
de. Logan
Frank H. Bailey
John Hall
Andrew Bedford
Manuel Carpenter
North Abington
Rev. S. &. Kennedy
Avchbild
Flo Tinkham
Edith Stone
Local Notes From Moosic And Surroundings
A horse belonging to Harry Hitchner of West Pittston ran frightened down the street in front of Whitehead’s store, causing damage to a carriage. Funeral services for Mrs Frans Altenius of Jermyn were held at the M E church. Mrs Artemus, formerly Miss Hattie Hollenback of this place, is survived by husband and one child with interment at Marcy cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hitchner
West Pittston
Whitehead
Newton Williams
Frans Altenius
Jermyn
M. E. Church
Artemus
Hattie Hollenback
Marcy Cemetery
George Doud
West Scranton
Wits & Caller
Charles McCrindle
Bayard Hand
Spring Brook
Nellie King
Wits
CLARK SUMMIT NOTES TOWN EVENTS AND VISITORS
Stev. Austin Griffin led the quarterly Methodist Episcopal conference in town on Thursday evening. Miss Louise Feehley of Waverly stayed with Mrs. Ward B. Parker. Baptist church women served supper Friday evening. D. L. Gardner of the Correspondence Schools was in town on business. Charlies Fr. Singer has recovered enough to go out. Rev. Stephen Jay, former local pastor, visited on Wednesday. The Tribune educational contest prompts local youth participation this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev. Austin Griffin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Feehley
Waverly
Ward B. Parker
Ladies of the Baptist Church
D. L. Gardner
Charlies
Singer
Stephen Jay
the Tribune
Prise
Pittston Fire Company Gains Noted Fame
Pittston reports that the Darktown Hook and Ladder Company, renowned across the region, enhances the town’s reputation through its rescue work and community service. Facts are limited due to fragmentary text from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sormiton Tritvane
Pittston
May
Darktown Hook and Ladder Company
Oly
Tired Saleswomen Urged to Use Lydia Pinkham's Compound
A 1901 advertisement argues large city stores employ many women who face “female diseases” and fatigue. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure and includes testimonials from women in Lima Ohio and Succasunna New Jersey praising its effects. The notice claims universal endorsement and urges readers to write for advice at Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Murs
Jenyim Fremwan
Pennsylvania Ave
Lima
Ohio
Lydia K. Pinkham
Hartre DrGroat
Succasuana
National City Bank
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn, Masa
Pittston groups weigh parade participation and town events
Bradford Pa hosts a state firemen convention parade with a decision pending on Pittston groups joining. Pittston Mile Glee Society rehearses memorial music as West Pittston teams plan games at the fairgrounds. Avoca High school commencement music is trained by Prof Henry Harries of West Pittston. The Pittston Opera company charter arrived with final papers expected. War news notes a body from George Lumley arrived today and services planned for Sunday. Collieries in the district show no change. two washeries operated recently while mule teams are removed. Mourning for Mira Ani Thiaivop noted with funeral planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Bradford
Pittston
Avoca High School
Pittston Opera Company
Worle
George Lumley
United States
Philias Plies
Duryen
Sunes
Miavey
Florence
Jikermatn
Mira
Ani Thiaivop
Lewis Huarypop
New Street
Funeral Service And Burial Arrangements Noted
A requiem mass is scheduled for Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church upper Pittston followed by interment at Murvkel street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Upper Pittston
Murvkel Street Cemetery
Drill Sergeant’s Confused Barracks Drill Delivers Odd Scene
A military drill ends in comic confusion as a sergeant orders single men to advance and married men to stay back. All move except a lone recruit, Tels oii, who remains still. Pat delays, asking what the sergeant means, and the sergeant collapses in a moment of Spare Moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Aiyomion
Nash
Pia
Low Rate to Portland and Return Fare Offer
The Lackawanna Railroad advertises a first class round trip fare of 70.20 to Portland Oregon and return, on sale May 21 to June 7 1902, with travel to be completed within days of the sale and final return to original point by a set deadline. Details on stopovers routes and schedules available from agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
National Convention Travellers Protective Association
Ammerton
Portland
Ore
The
Supreme Lodge A
UU. W
Porthand
Lackawanna Railroad
Jnel
Repot
Special Low Rates to St. Paul for National Baptists Anniversary
The Delaware railroad offers round trip tickets to St. Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota for National Baptists anniversary events. Fares are 38 dollars 70 cents with return valid through June 0th inclusive and good for travel May 1st onward with a 10 cent surcharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baptists
St. Paul
Minn
Boackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Fredrick Mitchell
Brook
Bishop Talbot
Fletcher
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Waterfield
John
Road
Miss Stone
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant Browns
Crescents of
Bitter Place
Browns
Crescents
Winfy
Lyceum Stock Company
Father Mathew Opera House
Catholic Young Men's
Edwin Symons
Hallstead
Mexico
B. N. Kennedy
Delaware Street
Miunile
Bhikely
A.M. Atherton
Peckville
Taylor
Clark Summit
St. Paul, Minn
Oxfords
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.