Trains Schedules and Strike Impact at Carbondale
The News of Carbondale reports Delaware and Hudson Railroad schedules for Carbondale with departures to Beranton Wilkes Barre Albany Saratoga Montreal and Boston and Waymart Monesdate and Honesdale. It notes four merchant delegates opposed to a strike and four to follow President Mitchell with miners delaying strike effects. Business remained steady with purchases financed from prior earnings. receipts will reflect strike impact in a couple weeks.
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Carbondale
City Station
Beranton
Wilkes Harre
Tralin
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
Sewrae Follite
Eto
Waymart
Teaina
Honesdale
Wilkes Barre
Servitin
Mar A
Way Mart
Honeadate Mt
Andl Ff
Mitchell
Train Timetable Fragments Show Scranton and Carbondale Routes
Fragmentary schedule lists trains between Carbondale and Scranton with departures at 7 000 and connections to New York. Mentions arrival from Scranton around 4 00 pm and early morning departures from Scranton at 9 00 am and from Coosia at 0 0.
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Tibo
Carbondale
Scranton
Suivig
Peta
Daya
New York
Corn Wilhote
Petrite
Coosia
Oopo
Delivery irregularities reported to Tribune branch and dealers
Subscribers are urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Treynolds newsdealers. The note warns of delays and asks subscribers to report delinquency at once to aid efficient service.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Treynolds
Railroads Suspend Office Staff Across Ontario and Western
Ontario and Western announces suspension of clerks at Mayfield yard with all but a few department heads idle. No trains move and coal, washery work, and other operations halt. Delaware and Hudson faces similar uncertainties while merchants in Carbondale plan to sustain credit during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield Yard
Ontario and Western Company
Siaturdiay
Ontario and Western
Scranton
Erletas
Delaware and Tudson
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Grape-Nuts credited with recovery from neurasthenia
A veteran reports severe fatigue and weakness improved after eight weeks of using Grape-Nuts. He cites doctors’ prior remedies as ineffective and credits the cereal from the Battle Creek company with restoring strength and enabling him to resume work.
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Seine’ Co
Battle Creek
Miners Strike Triggers Young Locals to Seek Work Elsewhere
The town feels the impact of a miners strike as several young men leave Carbondale seeking steadier jobs. Charles J. Mahoney and Robert Schoonover quit the algar factory and travel west to Boston for better prospects. Mahoney from Wringhamton and Schoonover from Honesdale had been active in local social and athletic circles. Casher Joyce and Casper Benson also depart for Chilewee after leaving Delaware & Hudson positions, closing a chapter for a community tied to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Mahoney
Robert Schoonover
Algar
P. J. Collings
West
Boston
Mass
Mahoney
Choonover
Carbondale
Wringhamton
Honesdale
Centennial
Schoonover
Thoms Joyce
Casper Benson
Fir Catrhondale
Chilewee
Delaware & Hudson
Lookout crossing danger sparks residents protest
Residents near Lookout crossing of the Delaware and Hudson fear it is unsafe after Edichard Kenworthy was moved from the signal tower. They plan a petition to councils demanding a guard remain to monitor trains and lower gates, citing high traffic and recent strike disruptions.
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Lookout Crossing
Delaware & Hudson
Edichard Kenworthy
Tribune
Crassing
Delaware & Woodson Company
Kenworthy
Honesdale
Hewiles
Arizona at the Grand caps Carbondale season finale
The close of the season features Augustus Thoms' Arizona at the Grand in Carbondale on Saturday. The play, praised for vivid Arizona scenery and convincing character types, is described as a superb, education style production and among the best ever presented in Carbondale.
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Carbondale
Augustus Thoms
Arizona
the Grand
Wilds
Carribondakins
Bonnie Brier Bush
Mayfield Man Creates Disturbance On Washington Street
A Mayfield man named Cawley stopped passersby on Washington Street yesterday noon and talked at length. Policeman Moffitt arrested him after resisting attempts, with James Campbell aiding until the prisoner was placed in custody. The inmate fought briefly in the jail cell before awaiting Mayor O Neil’s proceedings this morning.
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Mayfield
Cawley
Washington Street
Bandtary
Moffitt
James Campbell
Cowley
O'Neil
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Groups
Local notices list gatherings and events for William HH Davies Post G A R St Vincent de Paul Lackawanna Tribe Red Men Carbondale Conclave Heplasophs and related chapters with planned meetings this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH
Davies Post
G. A. R. St. Vincent de Paul
Lackawanna
Boys Held on $100 Bail for Schoolhouse Vandalism
Alderman Delavan jailed three youths Michael Nallin Cornelius Duggan and John Sullivan on 100 bail each after Angela Curra of Hospital Street reported a window smashing prank. Curra says the boys stormed the house with stones for a joke, causing extensive damage.
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Alderman Delavan
Michael Nallin
Cornelius Duggan
John Sullivan
Angela Curra
Hospital Street
Curra
Alderman's Court Marks Three Sports Appearance
In a brief court session the alderman presided over the appearance of three sports participants. Details on charges or outcomes were not disclosed in the accessible text.
Council Delays Water Bond Repeal Until City Solicitor Opinion
Common Council debates the $149,000 water bond repeal, postponing action until City Solicitor Stuart files a written opinion amid calls to relieve city finances and keep the bonds intact pending lower court rulings. Other measures include sewer projects and street repairs, with extensive committee referrals and resolutions on building upkeep and water usage.
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Common Council
Carbondale
Comimon Council
Stone
Council For
Supreme Court
Hinlsey
Messrs
Thompson
Masters
Salem
Memorial Park
Whitfield
Joint Building Committee
Clark
Scranton Railway Company
Belmont Street
Canaan Street
Barrett
Fallbrook Street
Lincoln Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Mitchell Company
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. It claims to restore regularity, stop draining, heal inflammation, and improve appearance, with private correspondence and testimonials noting weight gain and better health after treatment.
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Pierce
R, V
Buffalo
Mra. Perce Geise
West Phila, Street
York
Obituary News From Carbondale Community
Obituaries from Carbondale report James Heap a Manches ter England native and Carbondale resident of Roger avenue dies after heart illness at age 6 He came from Brooklyn worked as machinist and belonged to Trinity church Fidelity Conclave and Heptasophs His widow two step daughters survive funeral at Trinity church then Brookdale cemetery Catherine Durphy of Scranton dies in hospital after treatment taken to her daughter’s home funeral at 3 30 pm interment Maplewood cemetery She is survived by husband and two children Prargl Hale 2 dies at 2 years old after brief illness from Spencer street Funeral 11 30 am from home burial at Yatesville Two infants Killeen Electric alley die from whooping cough this week
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James Heap
Manchester
England
Carbondale
Roger Avenue
Mr. Heap
Brooklyn
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson
Jdendricks Company
Trinity Church
Fidelity Conclave
Heptasophs
Bonham
Simpson
Edwin Walker
Uniondale
R. A. Sawyer
Brookdale Cemetery
Catherine Durphy
T. EX. Durphy
Scranton
J. A. States
Mill Street
Maplewood Cemetery
Durphy
Susquehanna County
Prargl Hale
William J
Violet Hale
Spencer Street
Yatesville
Hotel American Café Move Reveals Transit of Spaces
Yesterday the Hotel American altered its cafe, shifting from the rear to the front room that had housed the Lackawanna Valley Electric Light company. The electric light firm relocated to the Shannon building.
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Hotel American
Lackawanna Valley Electric Light Company
Electric Light Company
Shannon Building
Delegates Headed to Odd Fellows Grand Convention
The group from Scranton left last evening for the Odd Fellows grand convention at Erie. Among the delegates were Mrs. 8. N. Bayley of Lucretia lodge Daughters of Rebekah Charles A. Kase of Cambrian lodge George W. Hughes of Lackawanna encampment and Edward Hall of Olive Leaf lodge.
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Odd Fellows’ Grand
Erie
8. N. Bayley
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Charles A. Kase
Cambrian Lodge
George W. Hughes
Lackawanna
Edward Hall
Olive Leaf Lodge
Doctor Downton Returns Home After Medical Class Graduation
Dr. Ernest Downton, just graduated in medicine from the Medical Chirurgical College in Philadelphia, arrived home last evening to a chorus of congratulations and well wishes from friends.
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Ernest Downton
Medical Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Masons to Visit Jermyn From Carbon Dale Tonight
A Carbondale Masons delegation will travel to Jermyn this evening to spend a few hours as guests of the borough lodge. They will depart on the 7 06 Delaware and Hudson train.
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Carbondale
Jermyn
Borough Lodge
Delaware and Hudson
Alvord and Male Dissolve Firm
Alvord and Male, a grocery firm, dissolves its partnership and ends operations. The action marks the end of the company’s business activities and settlement of remaining affairs is anticipated.
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Alvord & Male
Alvord retires as business closes on Main Street
Yesterday the firm formally dissolved. G. C. Alvord retires while 8. F. Male remains to run the business at its North Main Street location.
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G. C. Alvord
8. F. Male
North Main Street
Carbondale and Scranton Scene Reports Visitors and Events
Carbondale and Scranton residents made short trips and visits across the region. Notable names include Vincent C. Manners, Thomas Carson, A G Rose, Misses Loretta Convery, Mary McCrea, and Delia Devaney visiting relatives and friends in Carbondale and Scranton. The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Episcopal visitors, plus local church and civic events, are noted along with a cash system change for wholesale meat and a moving picture show in Assembly Hall facing strike-related attendance.
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Ie E. Ryan
Honesdale
Vincent C. Manners
Scranton
Thomas Carson
Carbondale
Peter D. Niland
M. A. Mahon
Tobyhanna
John F. Carroll
Elmira
N. Y
Delia Devaney
M. Morrison
Joseph Keller
Wilkes-Barre
John Keller
C. C. Battenberg
Archbald
Sadie Gallena
Dunmore
Grace Evans
Lizzie Davis
N. J. Morgan
Salem Avenue
H. M. Isley
Magele Somers
Theophilus Morgan
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Ethelbert Talbot
R. A. Sawyer
Talbot
Episcopal
Loretta Convery
Mary McCrea
Anna Tighe
Nellie Campbell
James B. Doyle
John Handley
Fourth reads and seventh grade names in Jermyn school list
The Jermyn and Mayfield school report lists students with no marks below ninety percent or unexcused marks across grades from senior to first. It names many pupils like Frank Pendered Walter Taylor Carrie Vail Nellie Evans and numerous others by grade. The piece ends noting the Epworth League’s fourteenth anniversary at the Methodist Episcopal church with a service Sunday evening.
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Jermyn
Frank Pendered
Walter Taylor
Carrie Vail
Mamie Evans
Margaret Marsh
Nellie Evans
Edith Maynard
Nellie Rowland
Beulah Sprague
Flora Depew
George Gebhardt
Harold Davis
Waiie Monahan
Willie Allan
Preston Badger
Susie Davis
Bessie Jones
Seth Sprague
Henry Shields
Florence Miller
Ida Baker
Helen Gavin
Agnes Freas
Genevieve McChrone
Minnie Parks
Maggie McAndrew
Daniel Thomas
Hilda Phillips
Bloise Shields
Genevieve Murphy
Margaret Jenkins
Lyland Stone
Leellan Gilbert
Willard Jones
Mary Furey
Frank Loughney
Hertha Forschner
Hazel Carter
Laura Tompkins
Edith Eastlake
Albert Phillips
Archie Avery
Willie Davidson
Charles Hlinkine
Leonard Spelcher
Michel Harvey
Marle McCloskey
Anna Clark
Selmagohnson
Naboth Williams
Charles Winter
Anna Collins
Roy Wall
Moswell Sathebury
Glen Wall
Bernetta Murphy
John Welly
Emerson Bennet
Blanche McHale
Mary Biglan
Blodwin Vans
Eliglah Smith
Eva
Local church conference closes with sermons and events
The Susquehanna Street Baptist church held a morning business session and an afternoon of sermons by Rev. D. C. Edwards and Rev. Richard Williams. Evening addresses by Rev. W Morris, Rev. G 8, and Rev. Evans closed the conference. A Father Mathew Opera House music recital and Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent societies events follow, along with officer elections for the Lady Ellen Penman Lodge of Rebecca. Visitors and arrivals are noted from several towns.
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Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
D. C. Edwards
Taylor
Richard Williams
Parsons
W. Morris
South Wales
Mr. Evans
Edwardsville
Father Mathew Opera House
St. Patrick's Parochial Academy
Catholic Young Men's Total
Scranton
Burke
Lyceum Stock Company
Lady Ellen Penman Lodge
Rebecca
Noble Grand
Lydia Prosser
Liszie Barrett
Charles Thomas
Eva Vessey
Gwendoline Brown
Peckville News Briefs Include Funeral, Illness, Fare Ride
Mrs Jennie Swingle returned from Honesdale after attending a relative's funeral. Mrs Hattie Barber of Malin street is very ill with pneumonia. The traction company still charges a ten cent fare from Peckville to Archbald, two and a half miles away. Mrs Stephen Kimball of Pittston visited relatives here Sunday. The Alonzo Hatch Electro Photo Musical company will give an exhibit at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening, featuring sixty Edison kinetoscope moving pictures.
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Jennie Swingle
Honesdale
Hattie Barber
Malin Street
Traction Company
Peckville
Archbald
Stephen Kimball
Pittston
Alonzo Hatch
Illustrated songs by Alonzo Hatch company at class No 9 event
The program features Howard T Collins pianist and accompanist Ralph Farley harpist and Alonzo Hatch vocalist. The entertainment is under class No 9 and expects liberal patronage. A Memorial day planning meeting of Lieutenant James G Stevens post 804 is set for this evening with all former members invited. Frank Edwards of Grassy died Sunday after brief pneumonia. He leaves a wife and seven children. funeral Wednesday.
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Alonzo Hatch
Howard T. Collins
Ralph Farley
James G. Stevens
Jesus Scott
Frank Edwards
Grassy
Pneus Monia
Epworth League Anniversary Meeting in Moscow Church
The Epworth League anniversary gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd. The Rainbow program featured songs recitations readings and remarks, with several local residents noted visiting relatives and guests.
Funeral for Patrick Gallagher in St Patrick’s Church
The funeral of Patrick Gallagher of Lane Street was held at 10 AM with a high mass at St Patrick’s church in Olyphant. He resided here 35 years and is survived by two daughters and two sons, with interment at Olyphant cemetery. Also notes visitors from Dunmore at local residences.
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Band of Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Cambrian Hall
South Church Street
Yale
Ohneston
St. Clair
McCune
Farrar
Patrick Gallagher
Lane Street
St. Patrick's Church
Olyphant
Gallagher
St. James’ Catholic Church
HB. J. Cummings
Margaret
Martin
Patrick
Brennan
Dunmore
Sheridan
Clarkgon Avenue
Halligan
Abstinence First Affects A Boy Named Total Abstinence
A temperance mother aims to shape her family by abstinence and church work. The tale recounts a 10 year old's innocence about a newborn brother and a joke that the mother would name him Total Abstinense if she had control. The piece reflects quirky rural speech and humor around alcohol avoidance.
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Good Templars
The
Charlie
Bla
Elxtor
Sam
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