Carbondale Indians Name Lineup for Coming Football Season
Carbondale Indians have organized for football with A C Guerin of Princeton as coach. The 1910s era roster lists Evan Williams at center and Albert Crane quarterback among others, with J Russel Jones as manager. They plan to schedule games with Stroudsburg State Normal, Dunmore High School, St Thomas College, and others, aiming to renew local football interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Indians
Crescents
A. C. Guerin
Princeton
Grove
Hureday
Evan Williams
Eddie Gorman
Eddie McHale
McAndrew
Gus Hansen
McGlynn
Red” Price
Dan Hodgins
James McTrean
James Mason
Bert Cogging
Albert Crane
Joe Hanson
McDonald
Kilhullen
Loftus
Hyland
Hope
Melkenna
Warren
J. Russel Jones
Joe Hansen
Donnie Hodgins
Jones
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Dunmore High School
St. Thomas College
Wyoming Seminary
Athens Athletic Club
Binghamton High School
Berwick Athletic Club
All-Elmira
Harry Hillman Academy
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton and
Honesdale
Dear Old
Prisoners From Carbondale See Kinney In Eastern Penitentiary
A Carbondale man visiting Philadelphia obtained relaxed prison visiting rules through a mayoral courtesy. Kinney, who murdered his wife on the railroad tracks three years ago, appears physically ruined by remorse and faces a twenty year sentence. James Nolan, who killed his father, looks healthier and in good spirits. Winans Hall’s Edwin Schoonover’s slayer was seen in his cell content to endure his term, with Kinney and Nolan described in contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Cherry Hil
Ashbridge
P. O'Connor
Carbondale
Kinney
Simpson
Delaware
Itudgson
Here
James Nolan
South Side
Winans Hall
Edwin Schoonover
Winans
Grape-Nuts Endorsed as Brain and Nerve Food by Pastor
The Rev G M Lodge of Iowa declares a three month trial with Grape-Nuts improved health and memory. He cites recall of names and dates, ability to preach without notes, and overall vitality, recommending the cereal to students clergy teachers and mental workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Lodge
Lowaity
Iowa
Kansas
Stroke of Paralysis Hits Pike Street Resident
John Farrell of Pike street, an elderly local figure, lies in a precarious condition after a paralysis attack Thursday evening. He had just returned from a neighbor’s, complained of ill health, and soon became unconscious. Doctors Gillis and Wheeler attended, with limited improvement and uncertain outcome. Farrell recently suffered a severe leg injury from a wood chopping incident last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farrell
Pike Street
Farrell
A. EF. Gillis
Wheeler
Funerals Mark Day For Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Alexander Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Jesup Hudson Hoyle, Jacob Faurot and others. Details describe church processions, burials in Maplewood and Glen Dyberry cemeteries, and officiants Rev. Charles Lee and Rev. A F Chaffee with multiple pallbearers and floral tributes. Interments occurred in Maplewood, Glen Dyberry, and Fairdale area cemeteries, with services at homes and churches across multiple streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Johnson
Sarah Hazle
Jacob Faurot
Darte Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
A. F. “Haffee
First Methodist Church
Mr. Lee
J. Russell Shepherd
H. F. Clark
A. P. Thomas
W. Db. Evans
Maplewod
John Lindsay
Frank Lindsay
Alexander Messenger
Louis Cramer, Esq
James Lindsay
James Lindsay, Jr
Dr W F Dixon Settles In Pittston as Carbon Dalian
Dr W F Dixon of Pittston and brother of Rev George A Dixon of St Rose church is to become a Carbon dalian. He has secured offices in the Burke building and will move into rooms arranged by Hon James J O Neill. A Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate he recently returned from Baltimore where he served at the Baltimore hospital. He spent vacations in New York with Dr Hillin gaining valuable experience. Friends greet his arrival with warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dixon
Pittston
George A. Dixon
St. Rose Church
Burke Building
James J. O'Neill
Dixon
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Balmore
Baltimore Hospital
New York City
Hillin
James Boylan Purchases Blanchard Homestead in Scranton
James Boylan of Moylan and Boylan restaurateurs became owner of the Blanchard homestead on Seventh Avenue adjoining John Murrin’s grounds. The transfer occurred at the sheriff’s real estate office in the arbitration room of the courthouse in Scranton yesterday. Purchase price was 2400 dollars, viewed as a bargain, with a later offer of 5000 dollars signaling strong value. The house features modern conveniences and fine surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boylan
Moylan & Boylan
Blanchard
Seventh Avenue
John Murrin
Sheriff's
Court House
Scranton
Boyan
Lost Hope Restored by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Miss Flora Hanna of Cleveland Ohio describes severe typhoid sickness two years prior. After five boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills her strength returned and appetite reappeared. She praises the remedy for complexion and vitality and notes others who tried it were satisfied. Pills sold by dealers or postpaid from Dr Williams Medicine Co Syracuse NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hanna
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Bree
Local Family Rehoused in Cheerful Home Offer
A shortened reading notes a dious and cheerful description of a welcoming home prepared for Mr. Boylan and his family. The text suggests a warm transition suitable for a new household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boylan
Bon Ton Social Club Opens Autumn Dance Season
The Bon Ton Social club opened the autumn dance season with a dance in the Burke building last evening. The weekly dances directed by Prof. Collins begin this season, marking a successful start. Prof. Firth supplied new music as fifty couples enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon-Ton
Burke
Burke Building
Collins
Firth
Wagner Orchestra Departures Leave Belmont for Carbondale
Fred Wagner senior and his son Fred of Belmont street depart on the Brie flyer to Carbondale, TL, as principal musicians in Wagner's orchestra. Casper Wagner of Simpson and David Morgan of Burket street accompany them. Morgan is popular with town youth and was president of the Bon Ton Social club, a role he held with satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Fred
Belmont Street
Carbondale
Wagner
Son
Casper Wagner
Simpson
David Morgan
Birkett Street
Morgan
Bon Ton
Burley Boys Organize Open Challenges For 106 Pound Team
The Burley Boys football team announces they are open for challenges at an average weight of 106 pounds. Members include William Watkins center Alex Gilles right guard Edward Wade left guard John Carrol right tackle Oscar Smith left tackle Frank Pell right end Frank Davis left end Clarence Gilles quarterback John Campbell right half back Frank Smith left halfback Wil lum Mell fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
William Watkins
Alex Gilles
Edward Wade
John Carrol
Oscar Smith
Frank Pell
Frank Davis
Clarence Gilles
John Campbell
Frank Smith
Willum Mell
Local residents move on for studies and work
Miss Grace Atkinson leaves Wyoming street to resume studies at Wyoming seminary in Kingston. Miss Gertrude Dennis departs Washington street for Garden City Long Island to enter St Marys seminary. Thomas Meys a Delaware and Hudson brakeman is injured at South Wilkes-Barre and taken to Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs James D Hevers and family plan a new home in Carbondale after his promotion to road supervisor. Daughters of Rebekah delegates Lizzie Barrett and Edith Evans head to Carbondale for October 14 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Atkinson
Wyoming Street
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary
Gertrude Dennis
Washington Street
Garden City
Long Island
St. Mary's Seminary
Thomas Meys
Delaware and Hudson
South Wilkes-Barre
Mervy Hospital
Wilkes-Barre
James D. Hevers
Carbondale
W. T. Ward
Eagle City
Arizona
Anniversary and social gather at Salem avenue homes
Mrs A Madigan and relatives from Philadelphia and Saratoga enjoyed Crystal lake outing and were hosted to dinner at Mrs Madigan’s Salem avenue home. Thursday marked the cotton wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas Higgins with a reception and gifts at their Salem avenue residence. Miss Nina Smith hosted friends on Carte avenue for an evening of music games and refreshments. Miss Margaret Carden returned from a week in Scranton with friends on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan
Anna Madigan
Margaret Missett
Anna Missett
T. A. Missett
Frank Missett
J. V. Missett
Philadelphia
James Wescott
Saratoga
Crystal Lake
Salem Avenue
Margaret Carden
West Side
Scranton
Maitland fair closes with Thomas W. and Miss Jennie wins
At Wadaville Pa on the fairs last day two races were won in three heats. Thomas W. owned by M. M. Sherwood of Scranton took the trotting event over Maxey while Miss Jennie, owned by William Meters of Wilkes-Barre, captured the free-for-all. Aeronaut failed to arrive. Judges named winners among many exhibitors and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W
M. M. Sherwood
Jennie
W. Mercers
Wilkes- Barre
Wadaville
Maitland Fair
Scranton
Maxey
F. §. Lott
Montrose
Mise Jennie
William Meters
Wilkes-Barre
I. A. Patterson
Wilkes Medim
Carbondale
Aeronaut
George FE. Stevenson
Waverly
Far West
Sacramento Mountains
New Mexico
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD WEDDING IN BINGHAMTON
Edward Mason of North Main street and Miss Amy Ditmore were united in marriage in Binghamton New York yesterday. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will settle on Second street with Mason's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mason
North Main Street
Amy Ditmore
Binghamton
N. Y
Squire Robinson
Wheeler
Squire Kelfer
William Staples
Wild Cat Road
Julius Spaeth
Carbondale
Mra. Stubbs
Ryda
Catarrh Cure Claims Instant Relief from Agnew Powder
Advertisement touts Agnew s Catarrhal Powder claiming cures for catarrh in ten minutes. George James of Boranton Pa testifies to twenty years of suffering with hawking throat and bad breath, saying the product brought instant relief after first use and cure after a few bottles. Sold by Wm. G. Clark and H. C. Banhae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
George James
Boranton
Wm. G. Clark
H. C. Ban
Henwood Kegel Nuptials Attend Dunmore Ceremony
Mrs Hilda Swick of Second Street suffers bronchitis at Mayfield. The Henwood Kegel wedding took place in Dunmore with Libretto Mae and Alice Henwood among attendees. Delaware and Hudson coal dumps strike picking was halted by officials yesterday morning. Mrs Bartley Mullen moved from Carbondale hospital to her Third Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javol Fauret
Delaware and Hudson
Fairchale
Susquehanna County
Devenged
A. F P. Chiffee
South Terrace Street
David Bengough
Mayfield
Hilda Swick
Second Street
Richard Mellon
Frank Conch
Libretta
Mae
Alice Henwood
Dunmore
Voul
Bartley Mullen
Carbondale Hospital
Third Street
Browns to meet Scranton Amateurs at Athletic Park
The Browns face the Scranton Amateurs this afternoon at Athletic Park, Scranton with Ames catching Laird pitching Cleary at short O'Boyle at first Gallagher second Wheeler third Nation left Walsh center Killenilen right. Local fans will attend. Episcopal services tomorrow evening in Blakely al Jander's hall Scott street with other services at Blakely Baptist church and Presbyterian church. The United Mine Workers locals march to Priceburg for President Mitchell address. Mrs J J Cummings returns from New York with fall and winter millinery stock. Miss Nellie Ryan visits Scranton friends. Mrs D J Jenkins of Hyde Park visits Delawar(e) street mother. Mrs Henry Dearle and Elizabeth attend a relative's Scranton wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Scranton
Athletic Park
Ames
Laird
Cleary
O’boyle
Gallagher
Wheeler
Nation
Feld
Walsh
Killenilen
Episcopal
al- Jander's Hall
Scott Street
Blakely
Blakely Baptist Church
Spencer
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
J. J. Cummings
New York
Nellie Ryan
United Mine Workers
Priceburg
Mitchell
D. J. Jenkins
Hyde Park
Mary Proburt
Delaware Street
Henry Dearle
Elizabeth Dearle
Death of Margaret Sheridan in Peckville
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan mourn their daughter Margaret who died Saturday evening from convulsions. Funeral was Monday with interment in St. Patrick's cemetery Olyphant. Also notes of travel and church announcements in Peckville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sheridan
Margaret
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Olyphant
Zlbu Tinklepiugh
Huntingdon
Red Men
Edward Dougherty
Carbondale
Wis
Dennison
Launesbore
and Mix
A.V. Mace
Perkyille Baptist Church
Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Moon
D. D
Samuel Henry
Chicago
Ill
Mra
D. P. Taylor
New Grange
Delaware
Chi- Cue
Special Reduced Rail Rates for Monterey Meeting
National Wholesale Druggists Association meets in Monterey California October 7 to 11. Lehigh Valley railroad offers round trip tickets at 70 cents for travel from September 28 to November 16 on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Inquiries should go to Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Allentown Fair Tickets On Sale Details
Tickets for the Allentown Fair go on sale September 20, 24, 25, and 26 with return passage good through September 27. Travel from Scranton is $4.10 round trip, with a special one day rate on September 25 and a child rate of $1.60. Trains depart Scranton at 6:38 a.m. and return from Allentown at 8 p.m., excluding the Black Diamond Express. See Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley agents for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Allentown
Delaware and Hudson and
Lehigh Valley
Special New Jersey Central Excursion for Allentown Fair
The New Jersey Central railroad runs a special excursion from Scranton Thursday September 35 at 7 am to Allentown for the Allentown fair September 23 to 26. Through service from Scranton to Yatesville and Ashley Inclusive with return from Allentown at 7 pm. Prices range from 1.75 to 4.05 dollars for various segments and tickets are valid only on the special trains September 28 to 26, with agents available in Scranton for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
New Jersey Central Railroad
Scranton
Ashley
Yatesville
Wilkes-Barre
Quaker City
New Jersey Central
Saunhers District
Special Round Trip Tickets to Washington From Beranton
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna rally offer special round trip fares to Washington at one way price for the round trip. Fare from Beranton is 7.75 dollars. Tickets are on sale and valid October 4 through 7 for outbound and returning until October 14 with possible extension to November upon ticket deposit and 50 cent payment. Stopovers allowed at Baltimore Philadelphia and one other point en route within final limits. Further details available from local ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad.
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Lackawanna Rallyoaed
Eperlal
Washington
Beranton
Amit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fer
Trrcker
Lackawannit Railroad
Timetable Changes Announced for Ontario & Western Rail
Important changes in the timetable of the New York Ontario and Western Railway will soon occur with some trains discontinued and others altered. Readers planning travel over the Ontario and Western are advised to contact the nearest station for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Ontario & Western
Train Service Update Promises Clearer Timetables
Transit authorities announce revised train schedules to improve reliability. Officials cite redesigned run patterns and staffing changes aimed at reducing delays and enhancing on time performance for commuters and regional connections.
Lackawanna Excursion to Niagara Falls on Sept 25
Special excursion tickets sold for all trains on Sept 25 and Oct 265 good for return within five days from sale date. Round trip fare set at 5.00 dollars for adults and 2.00 dollars for children ages five to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls Excursion
Wisconsin Central Sells Settlers' Tickets at Reduced Rates
Starting September 1 and daily through October 21 1903 the Wisconsin Central railroad offers greatly reduced settler tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Inquiries to W H Allen D P A 621 Park Building Pittsburgh PA or James C Pond general passenger agent Milwaukee WI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
Mointain
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
W. H. Allen
Park Building
Pittsburg
James C. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
Lackawanna Druggists Sale Of Special Round Trip Tickets
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and National Wholesale Druggists hold a Monterey California event October 7 to 11 1902 offering special round trip tickets to Los Angeles or San Francisco from Scranton. Fare is 70 cents. Tickets on sale September 28 and valid for travel until December 1902 with return by November 15 1902. Contact local ticket agent for details on stops and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
National Wholesale Druggists
Monterey
Cal
Lackawanna Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Scranton
Foliage Excursion Set by New York Ontario and Western Triway
On Sunday October 5 the NY,O&W Triway plans its foliage excursion from Scranton division stations to Forest City Hancock NC and return at a round trip rate of 1 dollar. Tickets also to Poyntelle Winwood and Preston Park. For details consult agents or J K Welsh Scranton T P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Triway Company
Ihe
Scranton
Forest City
Hancock
N. C
Wayne County
Poyntelle
Winwood
Preston Park
Dekey
J. Kh. Welsh
T. PB. A
Scranton Division Trains Noe and 4 Discontinued
The New York Ontario and Western Railway Scranton division will discontinue Sumner trains Noe and 4 after Monday September 2. The move affects daily service and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Scranton
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the News of Carbondale
B. C. Guerin
Lafayette
Nathan Cobb
South Ride
Edward Neary
Edwarde
Hull
Nolan
Sarah Jessup Hudson Hoyle
Currie Walter
Church Street
Glen Dyberry Cemetery
Marion Farnham Mellins
Erie
Elmira
Garfield Avenue
Aleveland
Wallsville
Fair Grounds
Constable Knight
Benton
Dalton
James Kelly
W. Bhafer
Peckville
Charles Barlow
Tunkhannock
Thurston Parker
Clark's Green
Harry Miller
William ©. Smith
Frances J
Post Haste
B. G
Epente Teeeenteeres
Big. BI
Hott
Mont
Frances Jl
Bik. T
Robert Westlake
Rose
Eene
Rose Goren
Tinker
Wilkes Medium
Eth Bel
Miss Jennie
B. m
W. Melera
Wakch-Banc Cocesser Cencerseeee
L. A. Patterson
Ethiel
S. S
McMullen & Hubbard
Boog
Bgrooroh Sevacsicias
Etlermere Ave
Frank ‘Tonnani
Clark
Bummilt
Hatfield
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace Scranton’s Shopping
Paris
France
Switzerland
Germany
Paris Couturiers
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Allentown Fair
Washington, D. C
LI ‘Grocers
Moseley & Motley: Milling CO
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