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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1897
Page
7
McAnulty states that any volunteered communications of controversial character must be signed with the writer’s true name before publication. The policy is declared non negotiable and will be enforced going forward.
Sunday school classes of Miss Martha Nichols and Miss Mattie Thomas enjoyed a day at Nay Ave falls. Various local notices include banquets, church suppers, bond hearings, license revocations, and marriage licenses granted in Scranton and surrounding areas.
Neighbors recall a narrow escape as Olchefski and family face questioning by Chief Robling after a dawn incident at Hamm's. Items including whisk brooms, clothing, and an augur were found altering a cupboard wall, with a damaged kerosene bureau prompting an official inquiry. Olchefski recovered from injuries, left the city, returned, and later gave his account to a Tribune reporter.
The St Patrick's Parochial School West Side held its eleventh annual commencement last evening in the school hall. About two hundred pupils participated in a varied programme. The pupils wore white dresses and dark suits, and the platform spanned the room with plants and flowers decorating the pillars.
A large blast at Olchefski’s store and dwelling causes extensive damage totaling about $16,000. Investigators find a bag and other items linked to Olchefski’s movements while neighbors report unusual late night activity and possible statements from residents.
Kellum and Conrad of 43 Wyoming Avenue announce a radical price cut on Columbia bicycles only recently offered at 100 dollars. The agency says the popular high grade wheels will be sold for 75 dollars, aiming to let more patrons ride the best while lowering cost.
Coroner Longstreet reported the autopsy found opium in A. L. Howing Jr’s stomach after a last week death at 214 Spruce Sffovt. The jury ruled the death accidental due to morphine overdose used as a nerve quiet er. Jurors listed: J. J. O'Boyle, H. Hopewell, J. Grier, W. J. Kann, W. G. Mober.
The graduating class includes Milases Genevieve BE Mc Dermott Mary EB Hurst Lillian M McDermott and Catharine A Sweeney with motto Be ever faithful to duty Their welcome address was given by Mira C Hurat The event included Bishop O Hara assisted by Rev J B Whelan Rev D A Donne and Rev F P Mc Nally St Johns parochial pupils also held commencement at Mears hall last evening with turnout higher than Monday.
Turner hall hosted the final social as the Ladies Circle and Active Turners held a rose social for friends. Miss Nellie Curran provided exceptional music while ladies wore tasteful costumes and flowers and bunting added charm. Ice cream and cake were served by the ladies at a seasonable hour.
An Italian man killed by a D and H freight train in the cut near Winton at about 4 30 yesterday morning had been in the county only a few weeks. His name is unknown and his body was taken to Archbald where he had lived briefly. Coroner Longstreet ruled that an inquest was not necessary.
Michael Fitzpatrick, held at the police station Monday night on suspicion of insanity, was examined yesterday by Dr. M. J. Williams, Dr. P. F. Gurater, and Dr. W. A. Paine. The physicians affirmed his condition and he will be sent to the Hillside Home insane ward.
A thunder storm hit the Greer lumber yard convict camp at Dakota near Worth Georgia. Two convicts were killed and ten wounded as escapes followed. Guards fired but could not stop the breakout. bloodhounds were on the trail, with several captives recaptured as tracks remained hot. The storm caused extensive damage to the camp and surroundings.
The display promises refined taste at low prices with fine china cut glass lamps and bric a brac. Shoppers are invited to call and inspect the line to find suitable items.
The season for craft paper is at its height with large rolls of crepe paper sold for lamp shades. We offer full 10 to 12 foot lengths at a notable price for decorative projects.
A description of shade frames and dinner trays from England by J G Meakin. The import features Gold line gold stipple and three colors, priced at 12.00 for 111 pieces. Also notes a Wedding display room remains open and popular.
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