Trains and schedules list for Carbondale and nearby towns
Trains depart Carbondale city station toward Scranton Wilkes Barre and Albany with daily and Sunday services. Connections include Lake Lodore Waymart Wotrandale and Honesdale with arrivals to Carbondale from Wilkes Barre Scranton and Lake Region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potoe
Carbondale
City Station
Tower
Scranton
Willie Tharre Ami
Lake Lodore
Waymart
Wotrendale
Lake Lieiene
Honerdale
Praline
Rom Wilkes Harpe
Scronton
Iniowe
Dee
Sk A
Minday
Allene
Honesdale
Lake Fedore
Waxmart
Wii
Trains and Timings Mentioned in Carbondale Notice
Train schedules show departures from Carbondale for Bitanton and Tam BO with weekday and Sunday connections to New York and Cornwall. Arrivals include Scranton services and connections to points north with several listed times and 646 pm reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Bitanton
Tam
Cerlondale
Om Sander
New York
Cornwall
Scranton
Pointe Sorth
Sundare Frm
Cadosia
Train Services and Timings With Sunday Operations
The notice outlines train schedules for Hane 2 and 101 lines with connections to New York City Buffalo and Susquehanna. It lists arrivals at 6 00 am 7 10 pm and 3 15 pm with western connections and calls for Sunday service adjustments. It mentions trains to Binghaente and Shisqurhamna and notes daily arrivals at 8 0 am and 5 15 pm and a Sunday timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendaw
New York City
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Connion
M. Sundara
Light Contract Vote Sparks Heated City Council Session
The mayor vetoed the street lighting contract with Lickawanna Valley Bleeting Co. amid a seven to four adjournment vote. Nealon led a lengthy debate demanding city solicitor opinions while several members clashed over committee action and timing for reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickawanna Valley
Anne Conmnel
Vielsnaites
Jep Pone
Davia
Davia the Chatter Hh Power For Another Week, Thus Gain Ieioe Aed Steeneth
Chabernwn Collins
Coullins
Nealon
Whitfeld
Vane
Loftus
Kennedy
Murrhy
Thompson
Stone
WH. Masters
Joh Masters
Alt
Pugiving
Light, Fire and Water Committee
Jo Ho Musere
Commuites
Jasters
Mr. Newton
Mr. Masters
Masters
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Claims Quick Relief for Feet
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve wet, tired feet and discomfort from corns bunions and blisters. It promises comfort for numb toes and ingrown nails and suggests trial today with a bold claim of quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Teial Pak
Addie
Allen & Oluveted
Te Bay
City committee adjourns after heated debate on three year contract
The session featured a tense clash led by Mr Nealon and Mr Evans as the committee moved to adjourn amid disputes over a three years' contract. The chair delayed action, then put the motion to adjourn, passing seven to four, with further talks about fines and street work to be addressed at the September 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Nealon
Schools Reopen as Improvements Shape the Year
Attendance at the high school mirrors opening day levels, while the district reports extensive improvements to school grounds and facilities during vacation. New fencing at No 8 and four classrooms equipped with single desks mark the updates, with supervising principal John V. Delinew and principal Mix Bowles guiding the district toward a productive fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueber
Salis
de Bae
Tata Net Teen
Mindy Jane
John Vo
Welunes
Kennedy Barrett wedding set for Sept first at St Rose
A welding announcement states the marriage of Mise Lay Kennedy of Brooklyn Street to John W Barrett of South Main Street will occur Wednesday morning September first with a nuptial mass at St Rose church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Ik
Mise Lay Kennedy
Brooklyn Street
John W. Barrett
South Main Street
St. Rose Church
Abington Baptist convention opens with sessions
Opening of the Abington Baptist Sunday school and Abington association convention with morning and afternoon sessions. Devotions led by Rev Phempson and Rev Parlett. addresses, lectures, and Bible study planned. Also noted are community notices and a long obituary for Miss Amy Squire, with details of services and family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Phempson
Dennis
Welccome
A. S. Lewsley
Carbondade
John J. van Nort
Scranton
Aneiewe
Cap Repertas
Offecrs
Thee Watkins
Firet Baptist Ehurch
Belbion
Geb Ptimars de Parton
Kiehoed Nitelolis
Jackson
Factryville
Pierce
Pennavento
Setieas
Spalding
Foreat
Nora Clase Work
Rey
Ciifett
Evening Erie excursion passengers head to Cleveland
Mrs Mary Fedden and Bridget Mangen with Mrs Anna Siedler were among the Erie line excursion travelers leaving for Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodworth Mr and Mrs A W Bailey and Mrs Sophia Willams have returned from Basebury Beach where they spent the last month. Harry Coleman, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Coleman of Wayne Street, left for Ottawa to enter the University of NIAwH. He is a Carbondale high school graduate and class history writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Cleveland
Mary Fedden
Bridget Mangen
Anna Siedler
Fred Woodworth
A. W. Bailey
Sophia Willams
Basebury Beach
Harry Coleman
Peter Coleman
Wayne Street
Ottawa
Canada
University of Niawh
Coleman
Carbondale Hiah
Flo
Atudente
Watch Returned After Sunday Loss In Jermyn
Carrie Sherwood of Fourth street lost a valuable gold watch Sunday evening. George Hart found it and returned it to the owner at her home. The Crystal Fire Company will hold a regular meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Sherwood
Fourth Street
George Hart
Crystal Fire Company
Deemster TM Opens Father Mathew Opera House
The Deemster TM will be the opening attraction at the Father Mathew Opera house Thursday evening. Miss Rachel A. Evans and Hannah Jones left yesterday to attend the Pan American exposition. Mrs. T. L. Thomas of Providence visited Mrs. Elvira Jones yesterday. The school board meets in regular session this evening. Mrs. Willi Magen and Mrs. Plarrys Bude spent Sunday with Wilkes. Jefd. Cummings left yesterday for two weeks in Philadelphia. John Doherty and John Do Mahy returned to Rochester seminary yesterday to resume studies. Miss Moetmetta Stone is ill at her home on Bell Street. Michael Connor of Avora visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Jeanie Cole of Carbondale spends the week here. Miss Lizzie Waring left yesterday to resume studies at Bloomsburg Normal School. Miss Mary O'Brien went to Buffalo to visit. Mrs. Mary Shields, visiting here, returned to Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themis Dreland
Thanville
Vieting Maxwell Shepherd
B.A. Bronson
Eleanor Jones
Mlairstown
N. J
Mics
Thittie Humphreys
Maine
W. W. Lathrope
Beranten
Carbondale
J.J. Hilegleryth
Louis Dones
Timmeor Hill
Lela Bilehi
Belmont Street
Lattive Magign
D. Baker
George Pendleton
Boranton
Elmer Avery
Park Street
Edith Beyeau
Philadelphia
Gr. FL Couch
Washington Avenue
Ruth Phillips
Susquehanna
Frank Mollen- Hawk
Copeland Avenue
Sarah Johnson
Wilkea- Horne
Wonnacntt
Wilthington Street
Mieers
Annie and
Janette McMillan
Church Street
Misath Courtright
Helleetle
I. Ih
Hendrick
W. F. Tlver
Cincinnath
Matt Bajagh
Romconture
Allegheny N.Y
John Btone
Circonville
W. N. Yarrington
Highland Paveee Bok
Lee
Bethwen Street
Brie Tiser
Cleveland
Tle Een
Harry Lee
Tl, Tossinger
Albert
Deemster
Father Mathew Opera House
Rachel A. Evans
Hannah Jones
John Doherty
John Do Mahey
Rochester Seminary
Moetmetta Stone
Bell Street
Michael Connor
Avora
Jeanie Cole
Lizzine Waring
Bloomsburg
Norial School
Mises Mary O'Brien
Buffalo
Mary Shields
Greenfield Yoroo
Whitney Briggs Struck by Paralytic Stroke at Winton
Whitney Briggs of Mill Street Woe suffered a paralytic stroke early Saturday while at the Delaware and Hiscom station in Winton and was moved to his son Warren Hyvitgs’s home then to a Scranton private hospital. Also, Louis Briggs, Warren’s son, was bitten by a small black terrier in a barn Sunday while the dog entered and attacked him. authorities cauterized the wounds. Additionally, First Ward Republicans plan an evening meeting at Hose House hall to organize a Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Briggs
Millstreet
Fie
Delaware and Hiscom
Winton
H. Briggs
Warren Hyvitgs
Scranton
Hose House
Louis Briggs
Warren Briggs
Roe Joni
Taylor School Concert and Local Society Notes
The pupils of Miss Barah Fo Price will give a concert at the German Evangelical church with Miss Olwen Howells, Mr Richard Wakins, and Prof. Harry Evans in support. The Anthracite Glee Club met in Luzerne for rehearsals and plans to enter the Providence festival competition and a Thanksgiving program. Other notes mention a Taylor close company event, students returning to Bloomsburg, a New York business trip, and local injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barah Fo Price
Lake Lodere
Liewellyn's Hall
Providence
No. 1
Ameker
High Street
Mish
Mamie Francis
Jennie Harris
Bloomsburg State Normal Show
Johny BF. Evans
Main Street
New York
Mises Jennie Daniels
South Taylor
Mayfield
W. M. Bell
Main Siveet
Thomas Hession
Local Scene Reports Injured Man and Visitors
A man was injured yesterday when trapped under a fallen roof slab. Miss Minnie and Master Thomas Fivane from Haaleton are visiting relatives in town for a week. Miss Antavane returned home to Parsons after a visit. Misses Margaret Thomas from Grove Street and Martha Price from Pond wareet are staying at Harvey's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Thomas Fivane
Haaleton
Antavane
Parsons
Margaret &. Thomas
Grove Street
Martha Price
Pondwareet
Harvey's Lake
Dunmore School Board Ends Busy Saturday Session
The Dunmore school board met in the central building with all members present except Mr. Miller. Plans include lighting upgrades at No 1 building and major ground works at No 3 with a new retaining wall. T EK Boland moved from No 8 to No 19, Miss Tundle named principal at No 8, four years in the High School proposed, bills totaled 881.50 and a time sheet for 348.00 approved. Schools reopened with a large enrollment, over three hundred new pupils enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Siath
T. EK. Boland
No. 8
Miss Tundle Coing
Watch and jewelry sale at cost price announced
Osear announces next thirty days to dispose of entire stake of watches clocks and jewelry at cost. La The Daughters of America plan a lawn social at Louis Nagle's home on Drinker Street Thursday evening with refreshments and public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osear
Daughters of America
Louis Nagle
Drinker Street
Ladiee Ald Society
M. F. Church
Church Paffre
Mary Swift
Louis Engte
Charles H. Newing
Henry ©. Dreyer
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Methodist Church
Thomas Jordan
Johny McHale
Emmemburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
John Cordy
Alakely Street
Wwalusing
Brevard Harris
William Moffatt
Dudley Street
Big Pond
Cornerstone Laid for New Stock Exchange Building
The cornerstone of the new stock exchange building was laid with nearly 500 members present. President Keppler and Vice President Thomas spoke, noting Buffalo attack news delayed the ceremony. The mason braced the stone, which bears the inscription MCMI and includes a copper casket of mementoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Stock Exchange
Ars
Keppler
Thomas
Board of Governors
McKinley
Buffalo
Stock Exchange
MCMI
Cotton Planter Charged With Homicide in Shootout
Henry Beckerman a planter from Richmond was arraigned on homicide charges and remanded to jail. After dinner at a saloon he argued with men, was advised to retire, drew a revolver in his hotel room and shot William Pletcher in the head and brow, killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sep
Beckerman
Richwond
William Pletcher
Oen
Nyetatin
Vieter
Asantiod
Fletcher
Effer
Vo Tee
Fragmentary Wire Reports Assembly Opens Nation’s History
A garbled wire report from Cleveland describes a national assembly opening amid crowds and ceremony. Citizens and committees plan a defining moment for the republic’s future as the event unfolds with strong public interest.
Chaotic Report Describes Unclear City Incident
An oblique dispatch from THA Associated Pune reports a confusing event at Verest City castle and mentions a figure called Pred Sieman leading a group. The tale references air activity and a tense scene involving locals and a named member, but details remain ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vachudee
Pune
Choweland
Verest
Sapead
Mel Lannay
Elilat
Sieman
Potidas Exposition Delegates Postpone Molloy Day
Delegates at the Potidas exposition decided to postpone Molloy day indefinitely as they sought to emphasize cooperation and support for President Veohiniew. The note, dated Pyree Riftale in September, is recorded by Beddeine Wine from The Amel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potidas
Onler
Coeerlet
Veohiniew
Peruna Invigorates and Refreshes Readers Endorsement
Miss Marele Becker of Appleton Wisconsin praises Peruna as a splendid tonic for over taxed people noting it invigorates the body and refreshes the mind and relieves backache. Mrs Wor. Liewellsn of Alabama reports health improvement after six bottles and recommends the medicine to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marele Becker
Lake Street
Appleton
Wis
Maggie Becker
Wor. Liewellsn
W. BL Fadeweolhyn
Investigating Trenton Disaster Underway by Government Inspectors
Government boiler inspectors in Philadelphia concluded testimony on the Trenton disaster that sank the Fleamboat City of Trenton in the Delaware River on August 28, killing twenty six. Chief Engineer Edward Morphy and John A Payson described boiler water levels and tube conditions, while crew members corroborated. Inspectors plan to request Supervising Boilermaker Bodie for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fleamboat
Trenton
Polawate
Ape Tan Garrison AL
Morphy
Ingineer Murphy
Oller Bryson
I. A. Bodie
Grand Circuit Races At New York State Fair Grounds
Evening at the New York State Fair Grounds drew a large crowd for Grand Circuit races. Harsh weather and a fast track preceded a series of heats where several notable drivers and horses competed, with a few horses delivering strong performances but no clear standout winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attendanne
Harald WM
Yas
Filipine
Stihea
Howeweor
Magiteek
Harold Whead
Mitchell Advises 8 Hour Day Demand
An item reports that Mitchell urges a demand for an eight hour workday. The article cites a labor audience near Brest and references United Wine Workers in the context of early 20th century labor organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Bvelistee
Brest
United Wine Workers
Fragmented OCR Summary of Public Notice and Court Proceedings
Ambiguous OCR text references the United States public notice and court actions. It mentions requests for publication, leadership voices, and legal proceedings tied to a presidential context. The readable segments indicate notices about contempt and enforcement with references to a court and public records.
Wartime Dispatches From The Associated Press
Exclusive wire report describes a distant event with officials preparing acknowledgments and plans. The piece mentions a college sector and a lead figure coordinating efforts under wartime constraints.
Te Vealdistoe Wikre recounts July Tay accomplice
The article describes a case involving July Tay and Monaieorge Vivdee with references to a court or police action. Details are fragmentary but indicate an investigation or trial proceeding in a regional jurisdiction. Further readable names include local officials and witnesses connected to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc Saepee
Monaieorge Vivdee
Merme Harrehug Sep fe Oeporte serendipitous gathering
A fragmented account describes a quiet, pleasant day with a small gathering. Participants include Merme, Harrehug, and Mewart Mqulhe among others, noting a calm evening and casual conversation.
Anonymous Essayist Publishes Under Pseudonym
An obscure writer using a pen name appears in exclusive wire reports from The Anunciated Press. The piece, attributed to Charles H. Mackenew, is promoted as a confidential essay by a well known journalist writing under a nom de plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HR Mackenew
Bowen
Mom de
Unclear OCR Record with Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions several names and locations including Rie Godtne and Baltindive ctr. The readable content hints at a narrative or notice but lacks coherent facts or events for a precise summary. Further legible text is needed to determine a concrete news item.
Anarchists Arrested in Pittsburg Riot Case
Police report arrests of Carl Nold and Harry Gorden, linked to Nina Cholman and Terri Nolt, amid investigations into a planned assault connected to the case of a Buffalo disturbance. Authorities seek to verify details and any conspirators behind the attempted attack on public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sept
Carl Nold
Harry Gorden
Aries
Nina Cholman
Terri Nolt
Borkmann
Frick
Peller of
Mire
Prema
Erie
McKintey
Gorton
Iowa
Emma
Interest at Berlin Expresses Sympathy for President
Reports from Berlin recount widespread sympathy for President McKinley after the assassination attempt. Count von Ballestrem, president of the Reichstag, sent a formal message to U S ambassador Andrew D White expressing profound execration of the attack and prayers for the president's swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reglin
MckKinley
United States
Andrew DD. White
Count von Ballestrem
Reichstag
Mie
McKinlee
Emma Goldman on FBI watch amid presidential plot hunt
Chicago dispatch reports Captain Porter of the secret service directs a manhunt for Emma Goldman. Police focus on locating her linked to an alleged plot to kill the president while several suspects reportedly flee the city. Goldman is said to be under surveillance near Ahieves and expected to be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sept
Kiama Goldman
Porter
United States
Secre Services
Em Geldman
Ahieves
Parker Saved President in Slavery Feud Altercation
An executive department discussion proposed honoring the colored man Parker after a thwarted assassination attempt that allegedly saved the president. The would be assassin claimed Parker’s intervention stopped a second shot. Authorities seek Parker’s full name and history as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sent
Parker
Philadelphia Times Report On Election Malpractice Rumors
Fragmentary text claims wrongdoing during a local vote with accusations against a party and calls for action. Mentions names and places in a damaged account, noting concerns about misconduct and public reaction.
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Carbondale Department
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Common Council
Martin Dougherty
Martin Dockerty
Aldermin Delavan
Packer
Murphy
Dockerty
Mere
Russel
Wyong Street
D. W Rourke
Seventh Avenue
Ely Enginer
Lin Watke
Vhs
Wwe
Patrick Rieoing
Abington Association
Berean Baptist Church
Abington Bapetist
Sunaddis School
Abington Baptist Associations
Keley Phenadeen
Pater
Sion Adee
A. Hatcher Binitl
Soniton
Abie Ten
Chiveles
Factoryville
Touckhalleck
Amy Squire
Cophenitle
Chueh Street
Joshue
Sarah Squier
Nichelsen
Ole
Squvlor
Gieasie Hi Baymbeer
BI Sauter
Alf. Chaffee
Hebert Blake
Rabinaan
Nichiean
Jermyn and Mayfield
Alona
Dunn's Insurance Agency
Ralph Rymer
N. C
Hamilton College
Rymer
Fred Ruchmayer
Port Chester
N. Y
Jermyn
Mise Fessenden
Miss Jackson
Ocean Grove
Delaware and Hudson Company
J. W. Grant
At- Lintie Bt
Peckville
Taylor
Dunmore Doings
The
Associated Press
Henry Beckerman
William Fietcher
Awegplai
G. A. BR
Republic
Aus and
Wight
Citizens Committee
Tiedav
Uhiatipher
Michmoain
Wweluix
Perine
Redler
Peruna
Frederik Wooplinger
Tilden
Moeitiony County
Neb
del Wet
Perna
Mires
Fredric
Free Home Advice
Dru. Hartman
Cherae
Peruana Menhbeline Co
Coburn. Petite
Associated Prem
New York State Fair Grounds
Associated Pres
Pope
Chist
MeKilles
Dawes
Wartinagin
Devtain
Dee Morvillon
Jasep
Stiktinea
Abia
Judge Day At Buffalo
Stewart
Kachaive Wire Tron
Phe Mee
Merme
Emma Goldman
Berlin
Captain Porter
Chicago Police
President
Associated Pro
Rome
Pdon
Fom
Hiladelphia Times
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