Carbondale Centennial Notes and Parade Reflections
A fragment from Burke Building notes in Carbondale recalls the city’s centennial events and parade. It reflects on future hopes, youth as the future, and local scenes from the festival including the Labyrinth scene at the Maurian palace and the firefighting exhibition. The piece mentions the youth chorus, Firemen’s display, and a forthcoming meeting to advertise work with plans for the event.
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Saturnius
Pest
Hivine Towt
Anys
Saturnus
Epurve
Ro Long
Blest
Carbondale
FF. Mhunger
Chaotic Rail Schedule Fragments Signal Mixed City Transit
Fragmented OCR shows a convoluted list of train times and routes linking Scranton Wilkes Barre Carbondale Honesdale Waymart and Montrell Montreal Albany Boston with many garbled terms. The passage reads like a timetable snapshot with arrivals departures and place names but lacks coherent structure or complete data.
Train Schedule Fragments for Carhendale and Scranton
Train times list departures to Scranton and points north from Carhendale with morning and afternoon runs. Notable times include 7 00 a m from Carhendale to Scranton, 10 00 a m from Carhendale to north, 11 00 a m from Scranton to various destinations, and 4 00 p m to from Scranton.
Rail schedule fragment with city connections and times
Fragmentary timetable lists trains from Ware to New York and Buffalo and to Siequehanna with multiple stopping points. It shows connections for Meeshorn points and Sunday trains, with times around 0 to 6 p.m. and references to Trinity trains.
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Nineveh
Bingen
Daahitie Otis
New York City
Muffalo
Siequehanna
Meeshorn
Sis
After the Jubilee Quiet Scenes Fade Into End of Festivities
The article reflects on the quieting city after days of jubilation. Visitors depart, decorations fade, and the town returns to normal rhythms as the community settles after a bustling celebration and eyes the forthcoming century milestone.
Semi-centennial celebration sparks local pride and memory
A crowd gathers for a Varbondiles event marking half a century with focus on children and community heritage. The piece praises Father Coffey, the decorations, and planned exhibits of artifacts from Carbondale, homes, and local history, noting limitations yet high expectations for the exhibition cabinet.
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Luthor
Titteton
Jude
Father Coffey
Christ
Abesahin
Carbondale
Ives
Marmor
Sach
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children in New York
Fragmentary notice details Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a remedy offered through drug stores for babies and young children. Mentions a home in New York and a defective transcription of ingredients and usage. The text is garbled with partial phrases and unclear names.
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Way
Olmsted
le Tor Y
Malta Officers Installed by Temple Commanders Noo 288
Installation ceremonies for Temple commanders Noo 288 Ancient Order Knights of Malta took place Tuesday evening conducted by Deputy Grand Commander Evans representing Chand commandery of Penneylyanit as Olyphant. Officers named include Moo Oliver as commander A J Moon as generalissma BF M Frank as captain general Cherles Thorne recorder Pelirick junior recorder H W Sulter sentinel. Fireworks and other attractions shortened the rites. completion slated for next convocation.
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Noo
Ancient Order Knights of Malta
Evans
Cherles Thorne
Pelirick
H.W. Sulter
Carbondale three story brick building history noted
Keliter of Scranton Tribune reports on reminiscences by Hon. John Nealon about Carbondale’s first three story brick building erected by Joseph Alexander and opened for business on October 15, 1867. The account mentions Nealon’s remarks and ties to local history.
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Scranton
Keliter
Tribune
John Nealon
Mir Nealon
Carbondale Inc
Doseph Alexander
Pastor invited to speak at St Pauls Lutheran next Sunday
Pilip Aigelywin, pastor of Zion Laatherin church in Scranten, is invited to pay a visit and address the congregation next Sunday in response to an expressed desire for a time, with uncertainty about his visit and whether it will occur. BF. Bhinger minister.
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Pilip Aigelywin
Zion Laatherin
Scranten
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Owe Modeler
Will Weaver
Bhinger Mistor
Jubilee Guests Return Home After City Visit
The passage describes social visits and returns of Miss Anna HB Byer Mise Kimild Malia and many others to New York City Scranton Newark Buranton Fort Wayne and Matphice. It notes Mr and Mrs Robert Holland Mrs Walter Williams Charles Cragier Ella Williamson and other locals hosting Jubilee events on South Washington Street.
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Mise Kimild Malia
Anna HB. Byer Om Maply Avent
Livaie
Marina Shearer
Harry Shearer
New York City
Robert Holland
Dignidett
Nie Oy
Scranton
Robert Whitthern
Jamon Williamson
Ella
Buranton
Henry Chapman
South Washington Street
Misees
Lena Chapman
Ilendora Thomas
International Correrpondance Schools of
School board adopts eviction notice over noncompliant contractor
A Wednesday meeting of the Olyphant school board approved a resolution via attorney Mr. O Malley. It orders Pek Lumber company to vacate premises for failure to meet Architeet McLoughlin plans and specifications. If not compliant within forty eight hours, the contract becomes null.
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Howi'd
Attrney
O'Malley
Peok Luaniher Company
Architeet’ McLoughlin
Obituary and social notes from Jermyn and Mayfield area
Robert Stenhone of Jermyn died at his son's home on Fourth Street after a brief illness. He was 71, born in St. Acies Cornwall, and survived by six children and two daughters. Funeral services planned for Sunday with a 2 pm home service and a church service. Also notes on Knights of Pythias social, Lake Chapman farmers dinner with 250 attendees, and local residents’ movements and events including Kilker, Gieter, and Finnerty households.
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Robert Stenhone
Jermyn
Fourth Street
Doeemwood
St. Acies
Cornwall
Eeverty
John Wid Robert
Australia
Diward
Ijah
Martin
Fred
William Culeoy
Henry Martin
Lake Chapman
Wedlesdas
Carbondale
Lhree
Mise Kile A. Kilker
Cillardville
Maynell
Mise Wilken Ie di
A. W. Kilker
Dhl Ieike Guid
Lave
Homse
John Walker
Scranton
Luke O Allen and Sons
Vitecont
Luke
Avec
Sacred Howl
FL PL McNally
Nelating
Wolarke
Taylor wedding and local notices from Taylor area
A Welsh Baptist ceremony at the bride’s parents home united Miss Klixaberhenkins of Wee with Rotiertake of Nirth SOrnton. Dr Cy Edwards officiated. Numerous weddings, receptions, and a funeral followed in the town. Community events include mine workers’ pay day, a charity gathering, and a Young Men’s Christian Association meeting with local residents traveling to exhibitions and visiting relatives.
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Nobloh
Muirriage
Tee Sleter
Mies Mary
Beth
Hirey Bivins
Wales
Mise Susie Powell
Luke
Nbr
Thome DD
Fudge Street
Vclock
Kew
D.C
Taylor, Pyne, Halden and Arch
Thirlaware
Lackawanna
Weepern
Mere
Benjamin Fern
Charters Hootea
Arehhwit Mine
Verwnilay
Mins Mth
Mary van Buskirk
Bilith Watking
Trehocen
Pally Davis
George Phthee
Myre
Youngs Men's Christhin Association
Main Street
Satuieday
Young Men's Christian Association
Mra
el Hier
T. Danlels
Menry Howells
Susie Hiireis
Mary Daarndels
Mise Anna Liogil
Olio
Mexers
T. Dianella
Henry Howells
H. 3
Dihebe
Fev
Stomach Disease Harms Nation Says Leslie's Weekly
A Leslie's Weekly critique links hurry at meals to broad health ruin from liver to heart and suggests Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. The piece argues digestion drives nourishment, blood supply, and overall strength, warning of wasting diseases and emphasizing firm flesh gain without narcotics.
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Leslie's Weekly
Mount Desert
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical Discovery Aids Ontario Man in Bronchitis Battle
Mr Arthur Maule of Nilestown Middlesex County Ontario describes a seven year bronchitis struggle and says after taking Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for a year he recovered from a severe attack. He reports August usage this year keeps him well and outdoors in all weather. He urges others to try the medicine for similar relief.
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Arthur Maule
General Merchant
Nilestown
Middlesex Co
Ontario
Golden Medical Discovery
Doctor's remedy restores Jasper County woman
Mrs Nora Willis of Wheatfield Indiana suffered torpid liver for over a year and sleep and appetite loss. After trying several doctors she followed a friend's advice and used Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. Within days she improved and after three bottles and two vials she regained full health and vitality.
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Nora Willis
Wheatfield
Jasper Co
Ind
Pierce
Man Credits Dr Pierce’s Medicines With Rejuvenation
Mr A Vanderwater of 373 West Division Street Chicago describes his recovery after taking six bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and several Pellets. He says the remedies transformed him from a tired, unable to work man to someone who can work, sleep, eat, and feel young again.
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Vanderwater
West Division Street
Chicago
Ill
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce Medical Adviser Offered Free by Stamp Mail
Thousands spend much on health while the 1002 page Common Sense Medical Adviser promises guidance. The free panel cover book, mailed at cost, requires 21 one-cent stamps for paper and 31 for cloth bound volumes from Dr A Ve Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Dispute Ends Bizarre Baseball Contest at Athiethy Park
A chaotic ninth inning at Athiethy Park stirred tempers as Wilkes-Barre players claimed victory, then disputed over Fair play and a misplayed out of turn bat. Scranton rallied with a late scoring burst but Wilkes-Barre held the line amid crowd protests and a controversial forfeited ball.
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Athiethy Park
Benton Cod
Wilkes-Barre Street Railway
Scranton
Lafferty
Keily
Foley
McManama
Duke Iti
Kelly
Saxiten
Cymain Rea
Pretty Finigle
Comte
McMaminin
Wilkes-Barre P
Tiyan
Wilkow
Barre
Uae
Halstead Industry Expands and New Delivery Wagon Placed
Halstead reports growth with a newly plowed delivery wagon for the Griffiths assortment. A carload of halts is shipped daily from the factory as machines run full tilt to meet market demand. The L. L. Crook building on Main Street is under repair after being bought by James T. Du Bola, with plans for a store room and office. An evening cineograph show drew a large audience.
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Halstead
Opt
Samuel Griffiths
Joan Coldington
Ehaly
Uke Cmepieiny
L. Crook
James T. du Bola
Main Street
Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings and Appointments
Hattie Bache plans a summer departure from Ringhamten where she will open a wine shop on Mt. Alaneto. S. J. Wright of Montrose visits Hallstead relatives. A twelve to fifteen foot high growth is being raised on Ward Ivex farm. PF. A. Aldrich of Amsterdam new station agent at LaeKa Weantia depot, guiding patrons. Mrs Helen Shinger and two sons visit Scranton relatives and return home.
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VM. C. A
Mise
Hattie Bache
Mughioe
Mt. Alaneto
Hus Remeiel
Ringhemten
S. 3
Wrisht
Montrose
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Taylor Street
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