New Century Club schedules French study and socials
The New Century Club of Carbondale outlines a season focused on French history literature and art with studies on Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette, a social program, and sacrist events. Members mourn the late Mrs. Alice H. Niles and new officers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
France
Louis Nev
Louis IV
Louis
Marie Antoinette
Tuileries
Iet
Tampress Josephine
Marie Loutee
Duchess of Ferry
Louis XVI
Duchess of Berry
Charles XII
Alice H. Niles
Mesdaines
C.T. Meaker
A. P. Trautwein
G. A. Sampson
A. L. Patterson
Miss Marian Crane
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Timetables Notice
Train departures for Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Albany and Lake Lodore listed with multiple daily and Sunday times. Stops include Carbondale, Waymart, Honesdale, Montreal, Boston and Clonesdale with arrival times from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton and daily trains from Albany.
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Juin OG
Carbondale
Scranton
Wilkes
L Marve
VOOR
PhD
Lian
Bob
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
Newclan Polmiy
Ctv
Lake Loder
Waymirt
Honesdale
Lake Lodere
Waymart
Honerdaly
Wilkes-Barre
Scrinton
Arive
Clonesdale
Todpie
Scranton Train Schedules From Carbendale Station
Fragmentary timetable lists trains from Carbendale to Scranton on Sunday and weekdays. Notes connections for New York and Pennsylvanian routes with various departure times around 6 to 7 hours.
Train Service Notice for Atlantic City Lines
Fragmented timetable notes show daily departures at 7 00 am and 9 00 am except Sunday, with connections to New York Buffalo and Syracuse. Mentions Western points, a 5 45 pm arrival, and express terms for mansion riders and western connections.
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Atailon, Cymille, Dai
Lok Brande
Wraanahs
New York
Buffalo
Aid
Sucanes
Suaquehanns
Miss Cora Giles Weds Geary H L Grawlard at Berean Baptist
Miss Cora Giles daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Giles of Pleas- At Mount and Geary H L Grawlard son of Mr and Mrs David Gasford of Clinton township Wayne county were married in the Berean Baptist church Tuesday morning by Rev Dr Whalen. Miss Giles and Frederick Giles sister and brother of the bride attended. The traveling costume was fawn Venetian cloth with pink silk trimmings. The newlyweds plan to reside at the bride’s parents home.
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Cora
Gilles
Christopher Giles
Pleas- At Mount
Geary HL. Grawlard
David Gasford
Clinton Township
Wayne County
Berean Baptist
Whalen
Mihi Giles
Frederick Giles
Aml
Clayvlord
Local residents and railroad staff arrive and travel
Miss Melle V W Warren returned home in Scranton yesterday while KA Whagins visitor to Carbondale. 40 Van Gover attends sale in Binghamton. W OL Pryor, Scranton ticket agent, was at Carbondale office yesterday. Miss Manta Tighe of West Side at the Pair American. J Scudder returns from a PacAmer trip. Dr Ottman and Mrs Ottman start a Dahlgren trip for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melle
W. Warren
Mic
Th Jones
Wayne Street
Scranton
KA. Whagins
Evie Railroad
Carbondale
van Gover
Binghamton
W. OL. Pryor
Scrinton
Cliy Essenger
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Manta Tighe
West Side
Pau Aimerican
J. Scudder
Erie Freight Office
Pac
Ottman
Ottuvan
Dahlgren
Talk on Socialism by Caldwell Defines Beliefs and Differences
Philadelphia audience hears Teaward J. Caldwell outline socialism versus anarchism, urge public ownership of industries, and argue wage share and shorter hours will ease workers trials. He cites postal service as model and criticizes capitalist profits while praising Unions and government control.
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Socialistic
Academy of Music
Teaward J. Caldwell
Philadelphia
Caldwell
National Sociallade Party
American Federation of Laabor
F.C. Hertog
Central Labor Union
Socialist Party
Mer. Caldwell
Hnge
Klondike
Sam
Amd
Caldwell Wester
Socialism and Anarchism Discussed by Mr Caldwell
Mr Caldwell argued that socialism aims for public ownership of all industries while anarchism rejects government and coercion. He warned against equating socialism with anarchism and noted the public audience reacted with warmth and applause to his clear distinctions.
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Caldwell
Nerve Pills praised for relief in Scranton notices
A testimonial from Mrs. Joe Johstone of North Main Street Scranton endorses Dr. A W Chase’s Nerve Pills. She reports improved digestion and reduced nervousness after taking the medicine and notes a local dealer Matthews Bros 340 Lackawanna Avenue supplied a box. The ad states pills are sold by dealers or from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Chase
Scranton
Joe Johteen
North Mainstret
A. W. Chase
Obituary notices from Carbondale veteran Luke White
Luke White a long time Carbondale resident and Irish born veteran died at his home at White's crossing after a rapid decline. He is survived by two sons Rev. John White and Lawrence White a daughter Mrs. John White and a brother James White. Funeral plans depend on arrival of Rev. John White from Denver and likely Saturday services at St Rose church.
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Luke White
Tribune
White's Crossing
Mr. White
Carbondale
Ireland
Roscommon
America
Honesdale
B. J. Murphy
White
May Murphy
John White
Denver
Col
Lawrence White
James White
Forest City
Post Office Letter List from Car Bondale Pa 1901
A partial record of letters remaining in the Car Bondale Pennsylvania post office dated October 1901. Names include W. Haight A. A. Hall Jonathan Hunt Paul Popper Charles Tyler Miss BH Swenson Miss Blanche Whitmore Mrs. Joseph Kilgallon Foreign Jan Wiesa presented as unreadable or withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Pa
W. ©. Haight
A. A. Hall
Jonathan Hunt
Paul Popper
Charles Tyler
BH. Swenson
Blanche Whitmore
Joseph Kilgailon
Jan Wiesa
Clarke departs Monday to study law at Penn
Clarke leaves on Monday to pursue law studies at the University of Pennsylvania. He is expected to begin classes in the upcoming term and will reside near campus during his program.
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Clarke
The
University of Pennsylvania
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Scranton Miner End Backache
A Scranton resident Joseph Davis of 424 Fifth Avenue describes severe back and kidney pain. He used Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store and reports quick relief, urging others to try the remedy. Sold by FosterMilburne Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Joseph Davis
Fifth Avenue
Dean
Matthews Bros
Local youth moves to New York for goods and mining ties
J M Anderson left Tuesday to purchase goods in New York City. John Weir son of William Weir a lifelong townsman is praised as fortunate. Jack and his brother left town years ago after marrying a banker's step-daughter in Boone. The Boone paper notes Jack's father-in-law bought a copper mine in Laramie Wyoming now rich in the region. Jack will leave the cashier's desk to manage his interests there.
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J. M. Anderson
New York City
John Weir
William Weir
Jack
Boone
Laramie
Wyoming
Jermyn and Mayfield Host Scranton Guests at North Main
Druggist Jermyn and Mrs Jones entertained Scranton visitors at their North Main Street home on Tuesday evening. Guests from Scranton included Mr and Mrs Fahringer and several others, then departed after midnight. The report notes local illnesses and relocations affecting families and area businesses.
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Harry Stephens
Canaan Street
Mieses Mamie
Gwen Williams
Nelle
Mabel Hlankenburg
Anna, Mayme
Kivelyn Farley
May Thrope
Messrs
William Mannion
Alexander McCabe
Nobert
Charles Alexander
Albert Hedden
Harry Robinson
Harry Zsegler
Ida Owen and Patrick Judge wed at St Patrick’s church
Miss Ida Owen of Bell street and Patrick Judge of Jessup were married yesterday afternoon in St Patrick’s church by Rev P J Murphy. Attendants Miss Marie Conlan wore blue trim. groomsman John Sweeney of Jessup. Mrs Anna Brown O’Malley played the wedding hour. Many friends attended as the couple head to Jessup for housekeeping.
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Lan O
St. Patrick's Church
Ida Owen
Bell Street
Patrick Judge
Jessup
P. J. Murphy
Marie Conlan
South Scranton
John Sweeney
Anna Brown O'Malley
Judge Will
Blakely Baptist Church
Harry Bk. Jones
University of Pennsylvania
Harry Wright
Carbondale
McHale-McLain
West Scranton
Si Stebbing
Opera House
Local Visitors and School Happenings Mentioned
Mire Gower and soy of Keadale visit friends here. H M Bdeell returns from two weeks in New Jersey. Mrs W B Hutchings and daughters Lila and Carrie depart for the Pan American exposition. Superintendent J C Taylor of Scranton visits the high school Tuesday. Epworth league holds a business meeting.
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Ervin Gower
Soy
Kaedale
H. M. Bdeell
New Jersey
Hutchings
Lila
Carrie
J. c.Taylor
Scranton
Community Notices From Minooka Area
Tuesday events included a gathering at Mise Carrie Siberhumne's home on Mi nookavenue. Eugene Hikes visited Pittston Tuesday evening. A monthly examination occurred at the high school Tuesday. Misa Jennie Henry from New York visits her mother on Minooka Avenue as Mr. and Mrs. John MccCrindle travel to New York.
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Ing
Mise Carrie Siberhumne
Minookavenue
Eugene Hikes
Pittston
Misa Jennie Henry
New York
Henry
Minooka Avenue
John MccCrindle
Surprise birthday party for Mrs White noted in Clark's Green
A large gathering of friends from Clark's Green and nearby towns honored Mrs. Silas White on her fifty fourth birthday with a tasteful spread. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Holgate and many others from Honesdale Chinchilla Dalton and nearby communities.
Elmhurst Social Roundup and Local Visits
Miss Sehmnerling spent Sunday with her parents at Thornhurst. Miss Lulu Thayer returned to Lestershire New York after visiting Miss Lou Dunning for two weeks. Mrs A A Williams of Ashland Nebraska visits her aunt Mrs Mo PL Larmoe, former Scranton resident. Bertha Chimes returned from Scranton after a week with friends. Abr Pickens, long in Myron Buckingham’s family, returns to Scranton and will be missed. Mrs Walter Honey and son Paul of Dalton visited the Wagner home. Ressie Hardenbergh of Scranton spent Saturday night with Miss Lottiela. About sixty delegates to the Republican convention at Scranton were driven over the boulevard and entertained at Oak Torprise by Colonel J G Schoonmaker. The horacyvgh council held the monthly meeting on Tuesday evening.
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John R. Jones
Scranton
North Main Street
Joseph Fahringer
J. M. Fahri
Mihi Primm
St. Louis
Stephen Miller
Fourth Street
Delaware and Hudson
Emma Roberts
Thomas Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hawley
Mary Harper
Jennie Secor
Jermyn
Dunmore
Myers
Mayfield Yard
James P. Sampson
Thomas
George Dunn
Main Street
Pittston
Bertha Russell
Moosic
Charles Ilikeslee
Matin Street
Agnes Grady
Mayfield
Gilrardsville
Vis
Davis
Ruth
Frace
Bilgabeth
Swallow
Webster
J.D. Aylesworth
Bd. Chapman
J. 1
Cook
Eva
Grant
J. W. Mullinox
Dr. B. , Evans
Howard Luteey
Nellie
George W. Stanton
O. B. Jones
B. J. Whaler
A. B., Trobinson
A. G. Wheeler
Clifton
James Tucker
William Kinnie
D. C. Stevens
HH. Parlattust
W. H. Robinson
C. C. Cook
Andrew Singer
Cyrus Newman
W. P. Coon
L. S. Phillips
New York
Harry J. Austin
Brooklyn
N. Y
B. J. Chapman
Dalton
James Pentecost
Portlous Cioge
Vineland
N. 1
Mrs. Evans
West Side
B. FP. Mvans
Carrie Wells
Taylor
R. S. Harlin
Bloomsburg
Mire Hisse Oakley
Edna
Miseiva Cook
Newark
N. J
F. H. Parsons
Methodist Church
George W. Decker
Honesdale
Stanley Stevens
P. G
N.S. Davis
P. Gar A. A. Davis
Grand Lodge
George Hughes
Carbondale
Sehmnerling
Thornhurst
Lulu Thayer
Lou Dunning
Lestershire
N.Y
AA. Th Williams
Ashland
Nob
Hunt
Mo PL Larmoe
Widkinis Wis
Nebraska
Bertha Chimes
Ko. Pickens
Myron Buckingham
Pickens
Walter Honey
Paul
Wagner
Ressie Hardenbergh
Local Social Notes and Church Events Update
Dalton, F. Bondish of New York visits Mrs. John W. Dershiner. Miss Stella Babson of Scranton visits sister Miss Margaret Babson. Mr. and Mrs. L Whitman of Providence visit Harrison Whitin. Mrs. Frank Von Bierel ill with cold. Methodist church quarterly conference held. Ladies supper in church. Union temperance service to be held at Baptist church with Rev. A W Cooper preaching. Willard Syth joins International Correspondence School. Beranton, Purdy & Finn open grocery in Huron block with fine goods.
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F. Bondish
New York
John W. Dershiner
Stella Babson
Scranton
Sinter
Margaret Babson
Mire
L. Whitman
Ale Wittens Weele
Tiarrison Whitin
Frank von Bierel
Lie
Huron Block
A Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Stuart’s Tablets
An article argues for internal treatment to cure catarrh, criticizing inhalers and salves as ineffective. It cites Wn Zimmerman of St. Joseph whose extended catarrh affected hearing and health, and credits Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets with complete relief after four months. Free informational booklet offered by F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
United States
Canada
Local residents aided by Cory Green at Fleetville
Cory Green of Fleetville assists local patrons as Newton Purdy and Freeman Capwell attend the Pan American exposition this week. Mrs S FE Finn visits friends in Binghamton while farmers note heavy frosts yet worry over rotting potatoes amid wet weather.
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Cory Green
Fleetville
Newton Purdy
Freeman Capwell
Honesdale News Roundup of Local Staffing and Public Notices
Reuben Small to become bookkeeper and cashier for Menner & Co. Miss Bessie Carroll accepts a position there. Thomas E. Calloway suffers a paralytic stroke at breakfast. Graca chapel Sunday school plans a hot supper for Thursday. Weston estate closes at auction. sons relocate to Philadelphia and Gloversville. Mrs Weston to stay with sister in Scranton. Pleckerstine, former Like Clemo hotel manager, leases Coyne house in Honesdale with renovations. Manager Silverstone plans an upgraded Honesdale Opera House and season. “Who We Were Twenty-One” by H V Kemond to be staged Oct 4 with a noted company and artist Powers.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Reuben Small
Elizabeth Ryan
Menner & Co
Bessie Carroll
Thomas IE. Calloway
Brown
W. W. Weston
George C
Philadelphia
Charles
Ling
Coyne
Tlonesdale
Ay Cortemphiater
Silverstone
Hones Date Opera House
H. V. Kemond
New York City
Powers
Susquehanna Briefs: Marriages, Society News, and Events
Susquehanna notes a marriage this morning by Rev P F Brodrick with William J Sauvage and Miss Minnie Welly, updates on local debutantes Delia Hurley and Jennie Moe entering Carbondale convent, and various events. The Ol Si Stebbins troupe performed at the opera house to a large audience. Christ Episcopal church plans a youth series at the Screen hole Wednesday evening. Local libel witness efforts in a Binghamton case meet mixed success. Cresquent club sets a Friday social at Hogan opera house. Harvey Morndock tours Pan-American. William A Bkintevesy also at the Pan-American. Pjordriksson resumes studies at Jefferson Medical College. Montrose ball club questions regular play in Binghamton Saturday.
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Susquehanna
Justor
P F. Brodrick
William J. Sauvage
Minnie
Thomas Welly
West Main Street
Delia Hurley
Jennie Moeran
Busqueehanna
Carbondale Convent Ag Postulante
Ol Si Stebbins
Diloguan Opera House
W. MM. Bouton
Avenue Methodist Church
Terit
Sera
Christ Episcopal Church
Binghamton
Susquhanna
Hogan Opera House
Frida
Harvey Morndock
William A. Bkintevesy
Hint Pjordriksson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Montrose Ball Club
Dinghamten
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Burke Building
Carbondale Department
Clara
Jennie Butler
Marcellaise
Grace Marr
Ouctobet
Thotsanl
Anna G. Wheeler
Lafayette
Talaya
Neynots
Rores
Nor
Hyron
William T. Colville
Frank Tribbard
Maurice @. Watt
Clarence FE. Spencer
John P. Reynolds
Tisla
Annie
McMillan
Ruther
Marshal Nev
Lana
Patterson
Elleal
Napolicon
Nessin T. Rey
Louis Svun
Taltwrand
Mary UW
Praptwein
Waterioa
Martie V. Lee
Tricolor
Mattle
Spencer
Bsron
Napoleon
Lilian Sawyer
Stumt
Dosophine
Olivia MI
Marie Loule
Marion Crane
Sindies
Seoul
Charles X
Frances Ft. Meuker
Philippe
Mary E. Stone Nueertt
Goisot
Ric Hubbird
Marvigges
Cora RL Scurry
Allen Mitlor
Walter Gi. Sentry
Mia Nicolas TL Utter
Lewin A. Piiesett
Janeary
Marie
Tans Napoleon
Gertrude Watt
MoMan
Mio
Lamartine
Corrie Goines
Thiet
Cosmir Peevier
Martha QQ
Moaker
Bercin Melfos
Olivia HL Tiller
Abdaoe-Torealie
Marion Jane
Mike Butler
Frances i Menker
Montle
Mintle
Thittie Pasene
Ferreary
Holmes
Sachi
A. W. Thesnilds
Mia
Th. Stuart
Clarles Lee
Mise Tennle
Miss Clarinet
Tpasean
Preberty
Conundanes
Maris
Teglia
Napindcon Ut
Varks
Fife
Mare EK
Sion Hassett
Wits
Pretivhninn
Moliere
Wallie
Spencers
Cornedite
Wesey CL Teynalidy
Omueie
Ge Maeine
Auemi G. Wheeler
Helen Reenolds
Sainte Reure
Alexie Tis
Heerge
Mare
Phile Antler
Geriped de Nerval
Social Atiarneon
Oth
Denvkials
Olarin Spool Charity Committee
Mes
Frank FE
Murr
Dione
Wheeler
Wes
Mi Millian
Mis M. Meliker
Carrie Geary
Dutonomelias
Caret
Conture
Cahavel
Myrrie
Colette
Hewnetele
Jennie Bitler
Martha
Mraker
Banaiat
Tell Wall
Vrance
Pintunes
Inet
Toilome
Dong
Muele
Autices
Musi
Wells A. Manville
Ellin A. Sawyer
Taymond H. Reynolds
Ontario and Western
Toowg
Ta Testa
Andy
Yralus Fe
Seranton
Pelnla-morth
Erie Railroad
Howard J. Caldwell
Country
Joan J. Forbes
Forbes
Father Mathew
Mr. Forbes
Frank
Frederick F
Scranton Republican
Maurice
Harry
Omaha
John
Asbury Park Herald
Floyd
Roy
Basil
Mary
Nellie Forbes
Naleo
Thomas Gunson Tankin
W. P. Harding
Cemetery Street
Ely
Laaikin
Tsuae Rankin
Lenox
Susquehanna County
T&t
RR. Fy Stophons Dairy Company
Tankin
Maury Harding
Isoace Rankin
Mhonas Morgan
Mietha
Alpha
George Rankin
Eliy
Harding
Andnew Oporkissey
Mr and Mae Andrea Morrissey
Inntergenes Hospital
St. Rose Cemetery
Social Affairs
Avoca
Foster-Milburne
Doan
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elmhurst
Raelieve
Cielis
Douchis
Sprelal
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