Locomotive and Car Collision Turbulence Near Carbondale
In Carbondale a Delaware and Hud locomotive and cars collided above the station causing damage. A runaway gondola struck No 7’s tank at Dunduff Street Crossing a day or two later. Monday evening Hustler George Seilier lost control of No 1 and tipped it into the lower round house pit, remaining there twenty four hours. Last evening several empty cars piled near the upper pockets causing damage with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Dunduff Street
George Seilier
Round House
Pergen
Elder Terrace resident Hogan suffers serious thigh fracture
Charles Hogan of Terrace Street, an aged and respected resident of Oarbondik, fell yesterday afternoon and broke his thigh near the hip. At 82 he faces a grave injury with unlikely full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hogan
Terrace Street
Oarbondik
Hogan
Mrs Barth of Peckville Nearing Full Recovery
Mrs Jacob Barth of Peckville daughter of Mrs Adley of this city underwent an operation at Wr Wheeler's private hospital last week for a large tumor. For several days her life was despaired of. Yesterday there was a decided change for the better and doctors now expect complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Barth
Peckville
Adley
Wr Wheeler
Jones Wonnacott Nuptials Reported In Scranton
The notice lists several local social updates including Miss Maury Quinn visiting Scranton friends and Miss Margaret May visiting from Brooklyn. It notes Mrs J O Hearn and Mrs W L Leonard hosting and visiting parties. A Scranton football game between the Indians and St Thomas College ended in a scoreless, hard fought tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones-Wonnacott Nuptimia
New York City
Maury Quinn
Fallbrook Street
Scranton
James Murrin
New York
Margaret May
Brooklyn Street
Effie Dolph
Mary McDearmott
Pittston
Carbondale
J. O'Hearn
W. L. Leonard
David McComb
Jennie Jones
Providence
R. J
Indians
St. Thomas College
Olyphant Council Debates Sept Payments and Damages
The Olyphant council met with all members present. Howard’s motion to pay the street commissioner for the full month failed on a tie vote. Bills approved include water $205 and police $10 per employee. Damages claim of G A Prokopovlich for a calash incident referred to the attorney. Committee reports on church rates and sewer bid proceedings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etreet
Howard
Olyphant Water Company
Fabrice Fire Mose Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Police Service
al Electric Plant
John J. Murray
Sanitary
Davis
G A. Prokopovlich
Council
Delaware Street
Brien
Ielit Committee
Laws
Cal Street
Callagher
Toacka- Wann
Board of Healths
Oneal O'Brien
Nealon
Lawler
Avien
Burned by a Floor Fight Over Sewer Bid
The meeting saw a clash as Mr O'Brien and Mr Howard argued over the order of business. Howard refused to yield, then backed down after half an hour to have the president’s ruling put to the house. The ruling passed 4 to 8, awarding sewer work to Flanna at 40 cents per foot. The secretary read light reports for May to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Mr. O'Brien
Flanna
Evangelical Services at M. E. Church and Local News
Evangelical services will be held tomorrow evening at the Methodist Episcopal church led by a Japanese missionary with Miss Dongey of Scranton assisting. Also reported are obituaries, movers to new homes, and updates on United Mine Workers fund drives and local society events in Taylorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
News of
United Mine Workers
Methodist Episcopal Church Evangelical
Miss Dongey
Scranton
Howard Deobler
Selins Grove
Charles Deobler
Thomas Andrews
Evan L. Davis
Main Street
John P. Thomas
Taylor Silver Cornet
Jocal Branch
Nanticoke
Tiberins
John Armstrong
Pondstreet
Hyde Park
Forest Home Cemetery
Henry Jones
James Palmer
Wexton
Tolthon
Iess
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
Mise Edith Watkins
John T. Harria
Andrew Sullivan
Scranton Business College
Herman Goleman
Wert &Ranton
Wes
Thomas Evans
Minnie
Math Street
Local Social News and Odd Fellows Installations
Social notes recount visits by residents like Guy Snowden of Nichola and Mrs Grove of Philadelphia and a move into 8 Veager’s house on Cooper street. The Women's Relief corps hosted a supper for the parsonage fund. District Deputy Grand Master AJ Vosburg and staff installed officers for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows led by Noble Grand Frank Van Peunt and Vice Grand Charles Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Snowden
Nichola
Grove
Philadelphia
Mr. Sheip
My. Wilcox
Pocono
Veager
Cooper Street
Libert
Scranton
Hellef Corps
Brown
AJ A. Vosburg
Lincoln Judge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
Frank van Peunt
Charles Brown
Local visitors and relatives spend weekend in town
Miss Windell and Miss Grace Gardiner of Gouldsboro visited Mrs. Fannie Brown, the sister of the former, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Swarts of Scranton spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retary
D. J. Roberta
Moses Davis
Windell
Grace Gardiner
Gouldsboro
Fannie Brown
Wallace Swarts
Scranton
Mayfield School Board Meeting Reviews Books And Fees
The Jermyn and Mayfield school board met last evening to rescind part of a previous motion authorizing Brooke's arithmetics and then approve purchasing the books. A committee reported school books in fair condition and approved stenography class use of a room five nights weekly. Several bills were ordered paid. A fire at the residence of Mr and Mrs Edmunds on Lackawannah Avenue caused extensive damage. A Polish youth Joe Storoski faced arrest and imprisonment for assaulting a Polish man. The Glee club meets tomorrow at Crystal Fire company rooms for rehearsal. A birthday gathering for John T. Griffiths occurred Monday night with friends. Other notes cover church activities, local politics, and a hawk killed by a boy near Starraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Rogers
American Mook Company
Crincinal
Hunter
Mellon Russ Atantey
J. G. Avery
DL Winter
Water Company
TD. Winter
M. J. Sherwood
Republican
St. Prowse
James Edmunds
Lackawannah Avenue
Mayfield
Stosik Goodstofski
Brest
Trigides
Joe Storoski
Moxie
Jill
Glee Club
Crystal Fire Company
Oelock
John T. Griffiths
Main Street
Edith
Tom Frey
St Aenes Guild
St. James Church
Robbery at Wholesale Liquor Store on West Side
Last Saturday night a robber entered Louis Weisberger’s Wholesale liquor store on the West Side and stole about £7 to £10 worth of wine and whisky. The thief forced entry by breaking the front door glass and departed after taking goods. Nearby, business caller KE. W. Roberts visited Scranton yesterday while G. M. Price heads to Afton, New York on business. George Kinell of Lake Ariel visits F. HH Chivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Weisberger
KE. W. Roberts
Scranton
G. M. Price
Afton
N. Y
George Kinhell
Lake Ariel
F. HH
Chivers
Tragic trolley death shocks Susquehanna area
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports a young Susquehanna man Abraham Millison's son was killed by a trolley car in Patewon New Jersey on Saturday. Funeral held today as community reflects on the tragedy amid local news and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Eorge
Abraham Miilison
Patewon
New Jeeeov
Genevieve Wounsheety
Washington Street
Tim Scranton
Wascosournell
Waughyerd
Tracenhontas
Thomas d. Tingley
Scranton
Knights of Hann
Erie Shops
Denarbnieria
Busquehanna
Young Men's Library Assanliition
Davehtey
Jowerh FL Lawton
Mlaledyert
Nelton Fr
Barton
Paat
Afton
Sears
A. G
Tribune Offer
Finnigan's Ball at Academy Draws Lively Audience
The Thursday night show at the Academy features Murray and Mack's Farce Finnigan's Ball. The old time comedy promises crowd pleasing scenes witty dialogue and strong scenery across three acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Murray & Mack
Anna Held to Star in Papa's Wife at Manhattan Theatre
Anna Held headlines the new musical comedy Papa's Wife at the Manhattan Theatre next month with a lavish all winter run. Harry B Smith wrote the book and lyrics with Reginald DeKoven composing, featuring a demure French heroine and comic wedding-table misadventures. The cast includes Chas A Bigelow M A Kennedy Harry Woodruff Henry Bergman George Marion Isabel Everson Agnes Findlay and a Paris imported wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Held
Lyceum
Get
Papa
Manhattan Theater
New York
Paris
Harry B. Smith
Reginald DeKoven
Robin Hool
Mise Held
Chas
A. Bigelow
M. A. Kennedy
Harry Woodruff
Daniel Frohman
Toll Gate Inn to Be Presented at Lyceum Next Tuesday
An advance agent touts Toll Gate Inn as a meritorious love story set in Vermont during colonial times. The cast features Alexander Kearney Sylvia Hidwell David Murray Frances Whitehouse John Weeks and Dickey Delaro with a praised scenic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toll Gate Inn
Lyceum
Green Mountains
Vermont
Alexander Kearney
Sylvia Hidwell
David Murray
Frances Whitehouse
John Weeks
Dickey Delaro
Coney Island Burlesque Show Heads to Gallery Week
The famed Coney Island burlesque production plays the Galety for the last three days of the week. A highlight is Bakers original musical burletta titled A French Dillemina with strong audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Galety
Bakers
Robbery and assault in Shamokin ambush
Francis Keasier was held up near the Neilson shaft by two highwaymen. He was gagged and robbed of $1 after a struggle to escape. The assailants kicked him on the head and body before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Francis Keasier
Neilson Shaft
Hady
Classified Ad Notice of Help Wanted and Local Listings
The advertisement page lists rentals and services from Adams Avenue and North Seventh Street, with notices for dressmaking, sewing, house cleaning, and nanny or nurse positions. It also lists local professionals including architects and physicians, and a morning to evening timetable for trains to New York and other cities from Scranton.
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Brooklyn and Baltimore
Box scores show Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Baltimore games with line scores and batteries. Notable pitchers include Lewis and Sullivan for Philadelphia, Seymour and Warner for Brooklyn, and Ewartwood and Connolly for Baltimore. Umpires Snyder and Latham listed for the Baltimore game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Seymour and Warner
Mc James
Donoven
McGuire
Uimpines -Ewartwood and
Connolly
Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults in Odd Job Ad
A vintage notice advertises Briggs cleaning privy vaults with offer details and contact options. It lists A. Briggs as proprietor and gives addresses at 1100 North Main Avenue or Bleke's Drug Store at Adams and Mulberry, plus a telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Clark & CO
Serdmen
Washington
North Main Avenue
Briggs
A. A. Briggs
North Main Avenuon
Bleke
Adams and Mulberry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Cure for All Stages
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to purify the blood and strengthen the body. It offers a $1000 reward for any failure to cure and urges readers to send for a list of towns and agents in Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louat Oie
Hall
Fr. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugatats
Ite Hull
Football Meeting Between Comets and Mysterious Eleven
The manpaver for the Comets seeks a meeting with the Mysterious Eleven manager Weltesday tight own at posteliice auditorium at o'clock to discuss arrangements. Also to meet the Park HU Blaze manager at the same place and time, Johny Holmes, manager. A physician offers Pineapple Tabiets for stomach complaints, sold by Matthews Brow and W. T. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comets
Weltesday Tight Own
Posteliice
HU Blaze
Johny Holmes
von Stan
Thermina Bowie
Matthews Brow
W. T. Clark
Railroad Time Tables Take Effect
The schedule updates detail trains departing from Boranten with connections to Ni Yudd Hite avant i and destinations including Trenton Philadelphia and the South. Services run at 6 40 p m 8 00 p m and 10 45 p m with various local and express trains to Utica Schenectady Northumberland and surrounding points. Connections are noted at Buffalo and Northumberland with routes toward Williameport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trajan
Boranten
Exero
Aston
Trenton
Philadelhia
Hanna
M. Niapress
Hinghamton
Nicholson
Utica
Richfiell Springs
Northumberland
Witteton
Wijketirre
Plymouth
Moomalarge
Dan Ville
Williamewort
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Train schedule notes from Scranton line connections
May schedules list dozens of trains from Scranton to Carbonda le Wilkes Barre Albany Montreal and beyond via Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad routes. Times include morning and evening departures with connections to New York Philadelphia and western points. Sunday service summarized with peak travel days and lowest rates across United States and Canada.
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Scrinton
Mor Carbondale
Tf Rid
Moon
Ihde P. m
Lada.m
Albany
Barntorn
Montreal
Mowion
England
Pols
Wilkes-Tarre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
al Iriod
Black Diamond Express
Pennsylvania Railroad Pointe
Western
Xia Fehish Valley
Taltroad
Scranton
Wilkes-Borre
South
Wilke Arro
Trains Leave Scranton for Philadelphia and New York
Train schedule details show departures from Scranton at 6:45 AM and 7:20 AM for Philadelphia and New York via the DL&WR lines, with service to White Haven Hinleton and principal regional points. The Peoria routes include connections to Bethehem Boston Reading and intermediate stations. Sleeper cars and Pullman service are noted between Wilkes-Barre and New York. Personnel and reservation offices listed in Bethlehem and Beranton.
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New York
Liberty Creer
N.W
South Ferry
Whitehall
Bornton
Newark
Wittaterh
Philadelphia
Euston
Allentown
Fylleton
Wilkes-Barre
Ata P.m. Sprites
Mor Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Hethlehern
A. m
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Sa. m
Hendin
Lethinon
Harriaburg
Pattavtile
Scranton
Philadelphs
Dy. & WR BR
White Haven
Hinleton
da Sor
Betichem
Foston
Reading
Mar Heabare
Oringival
du PD
IWW
Mamont Expres
UR. R
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Eimina
Khare
Geneve
Peeicn
Vie DD
Geneva
Rowheater
Buffalo
Nineare Falls
Chleudo
Pullman
Philadelvat
Tanti
Saeen
Brivee
Wilbur
Len
Supt
Thys Chas
LEE
Gen
Pars
Act
Mortlandt Street
A.W
Agi
South Bethlehem
Port Heketa
Tullman
Tooke Wanna Ave
Beranton Pa
Time Tobie tiv Efteet Sept. 1604
Fragmented OCR text mentions travel routes and times, referencing Erie, Hawles, local militia, Scranton, and 1024 room with p.m. timing. Details are unclear but indicate a schedule or event listing with places and lines. The readable fragments suggest transit or rendezvous notes rather than a single coherent story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie Flinnoet
Hawles
Tyo
Bo P
Scranton
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Sam Inch
Jonas Loona
Chas. Hagan
Mrs. Barth
Olyphant
Taylor News
Moscow
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Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Binghamton Republican
Darton
Union
Reewau
Christ Episcopal Church
Chat W. Foot
Susquehanna County
Dante Hastings
Binghamton
Susquehanna .Ounty
The
Scranton Tribune
Umeess
Finnigan’s Ball
Anna
the Toll Gate Inn
People’s Exchange
Adams Avenue
Smith
Board of Trade
North Seventh Street
Seranton
Lebanon Bologns
Beritton
Schaeffer & Eby
Lebanon
Sal. Esmen
Kerry Mfg. Co
Cincinnati
Globe Co
Chestnut Street
Kieley
W. 13Th Street
Tribune Bindery
Oricht Cir
Simian
Lebeec & Corin
Wyoming Avenue
M. H. Holgate
Commonwealth Building
Pine Street
Madison Avenue
Merceran & Connell
Co-operative Hall
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
No. 514
Dunmore
Lida
Charles Vickbers
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Oakford Court
Mra
Willams
Dix Court
Min
Mit Boukker
Pati Frane Wares
Hampton Street
Cit
Alderst
Min, Lee
Mineral Street
N. Main Avenue
M. Hut
Tiquire
McKenna Court
Hallatead Court
Ition A& Hoveekerper
Edward HF. Davis
Connell
Beranton
KL. Walter
Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Et
Cor, Wash
Frederick L. Brown
Price
TI. Lacky & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
TO. Lyman
Pre Ave Hospital
Cor Wyoming and
Mul- Orry
Hf. F. Reynolds
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Snover
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Rourke
JW. Browning
Mears Building
D B. Replogle
Mears Talning
Spruce Street
SS Ee
Donatich
Offlews
Frank E. Boyll
Burr Building
Wand
Jessup & Jessup
James W. Oakford
Aw Nacwne
James J. H. Hamilton
Stranton
Edward W. Thayer
Uth
L. A. Watres
We Board of Trade Building
Pitcher
A. W._ BERTHOLF
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Homeopathian
Linden Street
W. EB. Allen
IL. M. Gates
Wis
L. Freas
S&s W. L’'Amoreaux
Mulberry
W. G._ ROOK
School OF the Lamkawanna
Homes M. Cann LE
Doneieinal
W. E. Plumley
Jos
Lackawannd Avenue
Bauers Archeetha
Mafric Fark Belle
Pienics
Partied
H. J. Bauer
Wy Wcombe Oovenue
Blutlerta
Megargee Brothers
Phinters
UC Warhlington Avenue
Berantun
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Olmausen
Baldwn
Poss
H. 1M
Boston
Ou Uvn Tod
Lewis and Sullivan
Dollehue
Bernhardt and
Melamind
Ai Pres
Emalle and
Dwyer
OOW RR
Pialtimore
Hathrive
Aotlee
Woyhins
Mercer
Kittridee
Nopea
Snyder
Latham
Oe Rose Mra L. Kaer
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottaville
Norristown
Hiladelphia
Arrisburg
Wood
Hutchinson
Wirieston
M. L. Smith
Delaware and Hudson
Erie and
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North Hound
Serle
Gira Tal
Iva ‘Tea
Mal
Siguilleat
OM Suneey
Vie
Hrough Wagner Duffel Aleapar
Meduc
Aldeman T
Pass
Ayt
Ober Trains
Reisman Bros
Spruce and Lineden
M. Norton
Lockawenun Avenue
I. & Schutser
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