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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1901
Page
2
Officials report the Delaware and Hudson line resumes service to Carbondale with trains from Scranton and Wilkes Barre resuming operations. Reports indicate weekend schedules are restored, with connections to Montreal and Toronto noted in timetables and local transit updates.
A fragmented report notes Sunday travel links between Scranton and Carbondale. Trains arrive from Senmiten and Caiflonhe with connections to New York and Corn veal, while Sunday services include a transit to Mes Oe ti Sine Vem at Th ne ge ote Trathe Weave Carbondale.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rail or transit timetable with references to connections at Dhalaly Sirquehanna and Weston. Mentions CT p.m for Sisquehanna and trains arriving at 9, 10, and 12. Foodays at S06 a.m.
A caboose derailed near the trestle on the On tation and Wester line. Brakeman Jacob Humphrey pinned by wreckage, leg crushed, later amputated at hospital. fire department battled flames as rescuers freed him. Train crew and bystanders aided amid a chaotic scene with smoke, gasping crowds, and emergency crews.
A report details Charles Hulls severe injuries after a fire, with medical care at Dr Wheeler’s hospital and ongoing concerns about his recovery. The account notes eye and facial trauma, possible complications, and the family’s hope for improvement while detailing hospital care and the broader effects on the household.
Witnesses describe a derailment near Canosii New York where freight cars and a locomotive collided. Engineers and observers report signals unclear and the crash prompted attempts to free the engine. Investigators prepare to review the wreck and determine fault.
A body was found along the railway tracks near Unatet station after reports of a mangled corpse. Authorities identified the deceased as Nicholis lam woe and opened a preliminary investigation into the scene and possible causes. No suspects have been named yet. foul play is not yet confirmed.
An accident Sunday night near Forest City and Sunwilt left a man dead and several injured after a train crash and engine derailment. The incident occurred near Summit as responders worked under tense conditions, with authorities reporting multiple fatalities and a family listing several surviving relatives.
Members gathered for a spirited meeting of the M E Church raising substantial contributions for a building committee and solicitation efforts. The group plans to use the Presbyterian Church temporarily while work proceeds.
The deceased is survived by a wife and two brothers, one in Baelaid and one in the city. The remains will arrive Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment follows at Maplewood cemetery after funeral rites in the First Baptist church.
The article notes cold wet weather and related ailments like croup affecting children in schools. It reports teachers’ concerns over fluctuating attendance and their attempts to manage disruptions while aiming for higher attendance records this month.
The readable text references a fallen officer or figure, various names, locations, and dates, with mentions of an attack, legal actions, and deaths. It includes scattered place names like Wisconsin and Chicago, and mentions of individuals such as Bergiana and Beeson, amid unclear events and a possible crime narrative.
A readable fragment reports a junior football group visiting Market Street and Wiltstone, with two followers escorted by a figure named RK Gide. The visiting youths allegedly caused minor damage and wore protective gear while targeting a house identified as the Diisiin residence, prompting local worry.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a death in New tinivest guile on Biakiiday ator Heed Dee gk Pall of week. The text notes a brother of Dy 0 and references multiple names and places with unclear meaning.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a bar scene with Leo the Yoda West and a host set, and suggests coded wording or an oped hole. The readable bits point to a local event note or column item with unclear specifics.
A prominent surgeon endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure as a preferred treatment after extensive trials. The brochure promotes the pyramid device and related tools with a free sample titled Piles Cones and Core and claims sale through druggists.
A fragmented report describes Tectiyor Nadife’s experiences through the South and North. The text emphasizes a crowded scene and suggests vivid, mixed impressions but lacks clear events or dates. The piece reads as a fleeting traveler sketch with unclear identities.
The ordinance authorizing street lighting contract was approved for the Lackawanna firm. Newton renewed his criticism of the solicitor and attacked with sharp remarks. No other business was transacted.
Willi H Davis and his wife of Weel field Noh spent the Sabbath with J M Alexander. Davis, a former Carbondale boy, built a career with the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, rising from office boy to head clerk in the Railroad department in New York City.
Members of Carbondiale Lodge No. San To smd AL ML will meet at lodge rooms in La op am Wednesdays the ith for the purpose of attending funeral of Joseph Birkett.
A Jermyn and Mayfield notice calls First Aid association members to a Wednesday evening meeting at seven to discuss urgent business and improve readiness for injuries at the mine. The president James Dil urges all members especially new ensure prompt aid when accidents occur.
Amid a lively program, Veet Tidea Qath Corey and others joined a fast pace entertainment near the venue. Patrons, including families, gathered as performers showcased the speed and skill. A matinee panel and musical interludes accompanied the show with Miss Agnes Dull leading the performers.
The report lists many locals involved in a proposed event. Names include Mie Willand Wells of Providence and Mrs TL Williams of Bousquehania Street, with visits by Mise Fine Brennen, Mrs George Pelley, Mrs George Southard of Green Ridge, and Mrs Willian Reese and Mike Ylvile Theove of TH Street visiting relatives in Greenfeld Nicholson area. Frank Maine and Mr and Mrs WW Phennats also mentioned in social context.
A dampened but well attended event featured temperance choir songs and readings led by Rev. Harris. Proceeds fund temperance literature. Meantime Meadow Brook challenges Taylor basketball and Tashan Ugh silva football games are slated for Saturday on riverside grounds. Y M C A delegates to the Pittston convention are named.
Local items report a daughter of Mes. Dra Adie of Powder Mills hosting a Saturday night event. Greenfields planned for a Wednesday gathering and a farewell at Old Fellows’ room. Donations, hospitality, and invitations extend to attendees, with plans for a public meal.
The community held five weeks of services at the Methodist church on Sunday. Public schools reopened on Monday though heating apparatus is delayed and work continues to heat the building. Local improvements on the parish are underway and a union Thanksgiving service is planned at the church led by Rev. A. L. A. Clagper.
Miss Annie Cither of Main Street is seriously ill with brain fever. Relatives from Lowell will visit this week as Miss Agile Samers Viebted attends the bedside. A local meeting is planned but details are unclear in the fragmented notice.
A notice invites residents to attend services at the Primitive Methodist church in Albare this evening signaling a local community gathering.
Residents attend lectures and visits as Frida Shurts plans a Nov 22 talk by Jones Shepherd. Scranton guests spend Sunday with John Sayre. Concert attendees include Mr and Mrs Gulee and several others. Mrs Bell returns home from Wilkes-Barre. A card party at Maple Lake and a funeral for Mr Vetter are noted. Ladies Aid talk opens at the Odd Fellows hall.
In a fragmented update from Brooklyn and neighboring areas, revival meetings begin in the Method Bplecopol church as Alle Gieve assists in Seraiten and Burtonw Sage helps J. Pookhont with farm work. An eye operation is planned for Dbk Perry in Wilkes-bhirre while a car accident near Montrose leaves both carriages damaged but no serious injuries. A funeral scene emerges with a deceased figure near Oaisforkanie, and future community events are announced at AOW about a Clotterfly display and a Christmas service at Miankegiving lay, with JOD Peekham hinted at in distant notices.
Announcement outlines special Odin access routes on select days between New York and New Orleans. It notes departures Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays with direct connections to the Sunset Limited. The plan aims to offer a pleasant travel experience despite winter rigors for passengers bound to the West.
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