Railroad Time Tables and Weekend Schedules
Train departures and arrivals listed for routes from Curbondity to Sorariten Wilkes Barre Albany Lake Ledore and nearby towns. Sunday service details include early morning departures and connections to Montreal Boston and Scranton with specific times and destination points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorariten
Wilkes Barre
Albans
Surilogi
Montreal
Bostony
Vitlanis
Lake Ledore
Waemart
Hoestdale
Carhordide Fron Wilkes Barre Ghd Scranton
Carlendilly
Lake Tanda Wanonwet
Fragmented OCR notes on regional events and names
The readable parts reference travel on Sundays and weekdays, a place named Prados, Main, and a mention of New Yorks Core WW. The text includes several garbled names and locations, with no clear event or outcome. The fragment suggests a schedule or travel notes rather than a coherent story.
Fragmentary OCR Note Announces Regional Broadcasts
A jagged OCR snippet references broadcast staff and schedules for Western polite region events. It mentions New Voth oltw and Huthiti aid at ON prefit with dates around Sipielariuiin and a Sunday tortie at Wia. om, listing several names and stations in a garbled citywide context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintte Dea
Carbotlite
Santa
FAO
Thalia Aviive
Thick and Thin Turkeys at Carbondale Winter Fair
A local column from Susquehanna county recounts wit about turkeys and a rural scene. The speaker jokes about fat birds and cold snaps while noting neighbors and dogs in a lakeside setting. References to Carbondale and Burdette frame the rustic, informal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkesse
Suscuehanna
Carbondale
Annem
Burdette
Lakeside
Benefit of M E Church Ice Cream Social and Cake Sale
Two Wednesday events support the Pirot Methodist Episcopal church relief fund. An ice cream social at Myre Wal fom Tagan on South Main street invites friends for hospitality. Young Lady Workers bake sale at Pulberson's store 62 Salon avenue also proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Wadding
Pirot Methodist Episcopal Chore
Myre
Wal Fom Tagan
South Main Street
Lidies
Pulberson
Salon Avenue
Mulkersen
Catholic Light editors visit city with Knights of Columbus
Wil PS Shean editor of the Catholic Light and John Alien advertising manager toured with Knights of Columbus members yesterday. They arrived to support the degree exercise of the Chortle council during their visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil PS Shean
Solwiger
Loeckuwantme Dar
Catholic Light
Vrishig Ovior
John Alien
Maiger
Cathelic
Hotel arrivals noted at Harrison House
The report lists several individuals including McNally Wy OW, Scheier, del Wooller, Thomas B. Walsh, J. Tl. Nal lin, AL W. Pellows and Chapman of Feranton and MM. P. O'Connoy of Bing hamton among those seen at the Harrison House yesterday. Additional names G. William Bell, Mueller of Honesdale, Bonne and Puller of Servanton, Ames of Hlawley appear connected to the American hotel event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally
Wy OW
Scheier
del Wooller
Thomas B. Walsh
J. Tl. Nallin
AL W. Pellows
Chapman
Feranton
MM. P. O'Connoy
Binghamton
Harrison House
W. Puller
Servanton
Willidin ©. Ames
Hlawley
Local Woman Improves After Weeks of Illness
Mrs A R B Jones wife of Husiness Migigger Jones of the Carbonidile Re vion has shown great improvement after several weeks of illness. Other updates note Mrs J C Wetherby visiting while in Florida for her daughter's illness and remaining with the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R B. Jones
Migigger Jones
J. C. Wetherby
Florida
Chicago visitor samples town with Arbuckle cones
J. D. Murphy of Chicago spent a week in the city sampling Arbuckle coffee cones, noting a large quantity dispensed in this matter, and pondering the reach of the product among households downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Murphy
Chicago
Mysterious Morning Musings From Foggy Town
Fragments describe a nameless observer noting frosty mornings and a gov figure called Mr Murphy. The tone hints at mischief, sunlit wood, and a whimsical character named Nita inspiring mirth as others follow the trends he sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munniy
Murphy
Numbering the streets council moves to adopt step
The council advances toward a street numbering system by approving a resolution to finish street signs where missing. The measure, referred to committee, aims to name streets before signs can be erected and to assign numbers to houses, beginning work to remedy general confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Hinds
Thanksgiving Football Showdown Between Local Teams
A fragmented Thanksgiving football note outlines Vibha versus High School Susdjuvehinaa and Swift Wings clashing with WH De Dn, amid unclear lineups and centers. It mentions contestants, venues, and a looming score by alumni Meindl with focus on centerplay and tackling prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piawakseiving
Bearrel
Ncidenia
Suggie
Swift Wings
Cittstan
Susdjuvehinaa
Csere
Tren Wiltiew
Knights of Columbus Third Degree Conferral At Local Hall
Deputy Supreme Knight Wil Shean of Scranton led a third degree conferral for Knights of Columbus at Wartt's hall. Visitors from Scranton and northern points attended as the ceremony included a procession and a review of degree work amid a sizeable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curhibendiale Counei
Knights of Columbus
Wil. Shean
Sermanton
Scranton
Informa Wilke
Insurance of Waymart Fire
A Waymart fire destroyed the Tusuvinee and wiped out much of the contents. Buildings suffered heavy losses with stock figures cited for Ksigh-Builling and Amer-Built building at 100 and 1700, plus other property losses. The Vareve Building held the heaviest loss with stock totaling around 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Davies Post Inspection Delayed To Wednesday Evening
Davies post inspection details announced with Post 1 leader W. K Jones as accrediting officer. A fraternal visit and a gathering at Crile Post Security are noted, reflecting local fraternal activity in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Barbara Preitehtie in Theatrical Run Opens Night
An audience filled the seats for Barbara Preitehtie a Thaks giving diy Witraction event. Civde Phteh presents a vivid Southern airl tale with a blend of comedy and drama. The cast includes Opti Truitt and G Whittle in notable roles. The production promises facial expressions and emotional scenes that linger with viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaksgiving
Cieiud
Boll
Civde Phteh
Everyaine
Thivbara
Opti Truitt
Dob G. Whittle
Funeral of Mrs Reilly. The Caeril of the Jade Mee ridges
Funeral notice titled The Caeril of the Jade Mee ridges reports the death of Mrs Reilly and outlines memorial arrangements. The brief obituary lists surviving relatives and dates for services.
Sa dost Boge How Truly the Great Fame of Lydia E Pink
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lydia E Pink in a historical piece about fame and influence. No clear dates places or events are readable. The readable portion suggests a biographical or promotional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female complaints and womb disorders. It claims to relieve menstrual irregularities backache nervousness and fatigue and asserts safety and widespread endorsements with drugstore availability and a warning to refuse substitutes.
Local notices list cemetery visitation and poll leaders
Fragmentary OCR item lists Treille visiting a home on Piton Avenue and events at Bi Mose cemetery after a flag ceremony. Names of poll leaders Michethel, Austin Lavelle, John Gething, A. Carroll, and Doh Burke are recorded among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treille
del Vestemlay
Piton Avenue
Sh. Tose
Ehurel
Chearge Dickson
Burkel
Bi. Mose
Poull-Leiters
Michethel
Nor
Austin Lavelle
John Gething
A. Carroll
Doh Burke
Social event at Horke's Hall by Catholic Benevolent Association
A social evening hosted tonight by the Catholic Benevolent Association in Horke's Hall attracts broad interest. The event promises a large turnout with seats for over three hundred players and includes graded prizes such as a dancing set, a smoking set, and a framed portrait as rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Horke’s
List
Letter From Soldier Regrets Absence At Devies Post
A garbled message from a soldier writes regret at missing the use tion of Devies post and asks Commander McComb to remember him. The letter asks for a note about the boye thick and his comrades, hinting at health concerns and memorial regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
Divvies
Tomenade
Carbondale
Dayle
Devies
Mrs Manville Fractures Ankle After Sleet Fall
Mes L Manville wife of the superintendent of the Delaware Belt Line company fell on North Main street Saturday evening. Slippery steps caused her slip and fracture just above the ankle as she struck the doorstep and slipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Mianville
Delaware
North Main Street
Loman
Chovhondiale Evete Chil Details Meeting Plans
Members of the Chovhondiale evete Chil will deten bow talk on Henne Chis, om Money iibletit. that will be deliveriued We Attorne, Charles Horton. We tiene Hera ailielmite ae profitable and enjuy. ile owegine. President Giverse Kimball bs tene fers The winter and will bake up with vigor the OOIUSO Of OH LerLiaments and see Cresnt he last arranged for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chovhondiale Evete Chil
Henne Chis
Attorne
Charles Horton
Columba club members plan celebratory ride event
Unclear OCR text mentions a group named Columba and a planned celebration. Mr Roe to provide rides in honor of a “good fortune” with a smoker mentioned. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columba
Roe
Complex Legal Notice From Unknown Division
A garbled legal notice references Division No 01 and court orders involving multiple parties. The legible fragments mention at least one judge or court designation and a sequence of names or entities including Dhowsaetety and Phodion with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Vte
Division No
Atiebiit Torden
PT Decoy Ni Tenis
Liretlia Foie Dhcughiters Ooftte
Tertori li
Kobelitie
Phodion
Leo No
Cheong
Ailton Contribution Clarified for Pinon Chevlos Hall Fund
Fragmentary notes indicate a contribution toward a Pinon Chevlos Hall fund with references to a Carbonudaie Machine and a Prantwebu min. Mentions Hull advancing work and improving condition though the overall context remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailton
Mide
Feviny
Pinon Chevlos Hall
Prantwebu
Carbonudaie
Tuaniy
Hull
Funeral services for William Nies to be held
The funeral for William Nies will take place this morning at 10 oclock with a high mass of requiem at St. Hose. Afterward the interment will be in Black Rate Cemetery, with burial rites following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Niessen
Owhiaek
Hose
Rate Cemetery
Unclear Text: Local Names and Place Mentions
Fragmentary excerpt lists people such as Niblelan and Bermonton with scattered words and misspellings. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Local figures listed in fragmented colonial protest and militia names
Fragmentary OCR lists appear to name several individuals and militia groups in a colonial era context. The legible parts mention Tiohns Meleun, T. BP. Melxoon, WiLL. iami Melwoon, John Bull, George Koons, and the Boninton force of Tithe men of the Contel Peinea ivan Tele with unclear roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiohns Meleun
T. BP
Melxoon
Will
Iami Melwoon
John Bull
George Koons
Boninton Force
Tithe Men of the
Onteal
Peinea
Ivan Tele
Plane company visit sparked city chatter
A fragmented notice hints at a plane company presence in the city drawing local attention. Details are unclear but suggest public interest or reaction to the visit or activities associated with the aviation firm.
Births Reported From Local Homes on South Side and Grove Street
Born to Man and Mrs Fosstene of the South Side a son. A son born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Madison of Grove street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Kim ie of Brook street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Baker of Oak Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Fosstene
South Side
Alfred Madison
Grove Street
John Kimie
Brook Street
Walter Baker
Oak Avorme
Sun
Mrs McAndrew Funeral Set for Wednesday at Scott Street
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs McAndrew with service at St Rose Church after a private residence gathering on Scott Street. Burial will follow in St Rose Cemetery.
Local residents travel and visits noted in city
Frank H. Jermyn of Berneton Wis was in the city yesterday. Miss Catherine Monuhiaun visited Green Ridge on Liturcdie. Detective Martin Crippen of the Dehavere and Hudson company was in the cells yesterday. Mrs D. W. Humphrey, two weeks with friends in Wilkes Barre and Pittston, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Jermyn
Berneton
Wis
Catherine Monuhiaun
Green Ridge
Martin Crippen
Dehavere and Hudson Company
Jermyn and Mayfield School Repairs Improve Safety
The Jermyn and Mayfield school building, found to be structurally weak, received iron rod reinforcement this week to pull bulging sides back into position. The work, led by Andrew Whitlock, aims to avert danger from heavy snow loads, and local opinion holds the structure is now stronger than at first build. The school community resumed winter Literary Society meetings, and local residents were noted at various visits and events, including a gap operation on a child named Bernice Milnes and social visits by Mrs. Wate Nicheal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Whitlock
Literary Society
Grddinetes
Arthur Winter
Wyoming
Seme Inney
Ad Mas. C.D. Winter
Miin Street
Wheeler
Carbondale
AL. J. Shields
J. & Graves
Jermyn
Bernice
Mira
Oscar Milnes
Wate Nicheal
Second Street
Local notes from Peckville include candidates and events
The Peckville column lists Constable candidate A Spyder for February elections and mentions Baptist activities at Morgan store building. It notes relatives visiting, hospital stays, and a postponed Wilson Fire Company fall that now resumes February 4 1902 along with supper and entertainment plans later that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doyle
Miiuel Chunk
Charles Boar
Mindtteh Clink
A. Spyder
Morgan Store
Wurley
George Mekelvvey
Mnergency Hospital
Carbondale
Wither
Jaeuinernin
Ali MeKselvey
UE McKelvey
Alain Street
Williame
Cirianay
Tiwrewith Bey
Wilson Fire Company
Alonday
Post- Peete
Nadie Dec Aiuiry
Wilson Fire Co faces service delays and staffing changes
The Wilson Fire Co No 1 reports dispatch delays due to uncontrollable circumstances, thanks supporters, and notes changes in personnel with Harry Clark now employed as driver after George Burdick’s resignation. Electric light service has been poor recently and kerosene lamps aided night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fire Co. No
Gangemuller
See
Harry Clark
Wilson Fire Company
George Burdick
Local Society Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Olyphant Mite and D Kingabury, president of the Blake ly Baptist Ladies Initial Society, was surprised at her Blakely home last eve with a party. Dainty refreshments marked the evening as about 1 o clock, guests departed after well wishes for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kingabury
Ladies’ Initial Society
Blakely Baptist Church
Blakely
Thomas Jenkins
J. W. Patten
Mira
W. R. Edwards
Providence
Father Mathew Opera House
Louis J. Russell
Cyrus Blenkarn
Vobiltt Lewis
Hudson Street
Union Cemetery
Foo
Brendan
Delaware Street
Hyde Park
Alice Cullihan
Scranton
Florence Mitchell
Niagara
0. Z. O'Malley
Lavkawanna Street
Jermyn
Miss Minnie Bortree Ailing Inari Fever At Clark's Summit
Clark's Summit notes report Miss Minnie Bortree confined by a severe Inari fever. Rev J B Phelps of Syracuse University will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening on an educational subject. Attendance welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bortree
J. B. Phelps
Syracuse University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Katherine Winterstein
Scranton
Nellie Alger
M. M. Hufford
W. Bunnell
Fr. Walker
Swift
Auburn
Anna Smith
W. ¢. Stone
Maris
Michella
Reverend An. 01 TL Morris Preaches at Calvary
The church notes Rev An. 01 TL Morris delivering a tenth sermon as pastor at Calvary church. A new member is welcomed, a chorus and choir events are announced, and Thanksgiving activities with concerts, lectures, and a film shown in town are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Morris
Calvary
Altough
Dunox
Anthinieite
Glee Elul
Aithwacdite
Hilde Club
Calvary Eljiren
Tawa Thomas
Chay
Chie
Colo Part
Amotier
Wlo D. Evans
Tomornow
Leavkusini
Wobur
Palochovel
Elise
Wniler
Colewey Baptist Chavets Thawadas
Vadita Utor
Clinton B. Mama
Methodist Episcopal
Elamel
Delve de Rye
Htehurily
Tie Torwin
Anid Contol
Mba Searle
Fuleview Avenue
Deo
Mies Frances Wotklie
Shidatter
Amd
Mie
Tohny Wath
Mule Street
Wily Bolbely
Special Thank Offering of Unusual Linen Values
At year end we express gratitude for patronage with a special linen sale. The ad promises highest grade goods at the lowest possible prices and credits success to generous trade support.
Table Linens a durable value for everyday use
Heavy quality linens advertised with various 72 inch full bleached damask options. The listing showcases napkins and damask table sets in multiple patterns and weights, including German silver bleach napkins and hemstitched varieties, all priced from $1.00 to $4.00.
Embroidered Linens from Irish German Austrian Markets
A vendor showcases a strong line of Cluny and Renaissance linens including embroidered and drawn-work items. The display features dainty novelties such as doilies scarfs shawls spreads lunch cloths and tablecloths with new patterns, plus 100 dozen all-Linen Huck Towels at 1.20 per dozen or per item.
Death of Mrs. Emetine A Baker of Newton
Mrs. Emetine A Baker longtime Newton resident died November 1 after a two month illness. Born January 21, 1880 in Houston New Jersey she moved with her parents to Newton where she lived until death. Survived by five sons and three daughters funeral was held Monday at 11 with Rev T W Wrigley in charge burial in Newton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emetine A. Baker
T. W. Wrigley
Newton
Hpiscopal Church
Far West
North Scranton Hosts Thanksgiving Uplift and Contests
North Scranton readies for a Thanksgiving daytime event at the North Main Avenue Baptist tabernacle featuring a 250 prize tat with West Side Choral union and North End Choral union among two clubs. Children's prize lists Providence Clyde Park and Taylor with finalists Helle vuedho and Young Musicians Providence. Officials include Hon William Abraham and others for morning and afternoon sessions. A power outage incident near Aimell Street caused minor damage to Hose Company No. 6. Basket ball game planned at Auditorian between North End and East Duanvill as Thanksgiving event. Turkey dinner served by the Ladies Aid Society at the Liplist church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Memorial Baptist Church
Providence
Mariineux
Independent
Mollie A. Collins
Washington, D. C
M. M. Collins
North Main Avenue
Union
Turban Congregational Church
West Market Street
George A. Cure
Providence Presbyterian Church
Dolinsen
Aetur
West Side Choral Union
North End Choral Union
Gle
Chibs
Vns
Clyde Park
Taylor
Hellevuedho
Mollowiig
Willian Abraham
Poblon
Mr. Edwards
J. Robathan
Sesslan
I. H. Ripple
A. A. Worburg
Daniel
Hiliot School of Music
Utica
D. P. Jones
Dafydda Went
Scranton
John Courier Morris
H. Warren
Sanderson OU Company
Aimellt Avenue
Race Street
Anuditorianh
North End
Ciickentucks
Pete
Auditorians
Liplist
Local Notes From Pike County and Nearby Towns
In Pike County DUNMORE De F W Winters and John Nichols pursue deer. Jane McMillian returns from Ninevels business trip. Liveryman A P McDonough buys G F Tiffany’s Peckville livery to run as a branch business. Baudie Warfel recovering after two weeks illness. Fuutrick Murphy at Gipey Grove colliery sustains minor injuries from a roof fall. Mrs P W K Spence of Webster Avenue ill with typhoid fever threats. medical care sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Sunset Limited Service Resumes 1901 02
The Sunset Limited resumes season 1901 02 between New York Philadelphia and San Francisco with trains running November 1 and then Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. The Washington and Southwestern Limited operates daily between New York Philadelphia and New Orleans via Pennsylvania and Southern Railway. Charles L. Hopking of Chestnut Street Philadelphia offers information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Art
Washington and Southwestern Limited
New Orleans
Pennsylvana Railroyd and
Routhery
Broad Street
Charles L. Hlopking
Southern Railway
Chestnut Street
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the News of Carbondale
Gramer
Charles Honton
Owen Miners
Chanics
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Hine
Ontario and Western
Teak Carbondale
Main
Newe Yorks
Serato
Ponta North
Susquehanna County
Dorrance Buckley Burdette
M. E. Church
Susquehanna
Pittston
Knights of Columbus Mestine
Waymart Fire
Davies
Ham
Pound
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Clay
William Niessen
A. Dance
America
Dane
Niblelan
Bermonton
William Callie Wil Jebaityy
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Xtra
Lackawanna Avenue
Newton Township
North Scranton
Dunmore
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