25 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1897
Page
1
A historical note outlines a新 Denver paper's launch, its ambitions, and tone, then surveys pricey books and artifacts in New York and elsewhere. It includes reflections on reading’s influence, culture, and moral progress, ending with a joke about a baby’s first tooth and medical care.
The teacher asks for a single sentence to prove understanding of meaning. The pupil answers that in summer he would rather play outdoors than ferment in the schoolhouse, eliciting a smile from the teacher at the scholar’s clever reply.
The North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Grace M E church in a newly built facility valued around 30 dollars. The session gathers clergy, bishops, and lay delegates from the western district as changes and appointments are prepared to be read on adjournment eve.
A fragmented sermon excerpt argues that only the grace of God can save lost souls from sin and relapse, citing delirium tremens and the futility of loads of earthly reform. It emphasizes personal repentance, prayer, and divine mercy over human institutions like temperance pledges or societies.
Reported scene in North Yakima where a group of gentlemen played a tense poker game across from a bank being dynamited nearby. They heard the explosion but kept their attention on the table, finishing their hand as the danger unfolded.
In memoriam Donald C. Trent born July 22 1995 died March 20 187 aged one year seven months and twenty eight days Funeral services held Monday in Chili conducted by Rev J M Baker Interment Chili cemetery The verse laments the loss and prays for a reunion in that city above with mourners recalling a tender brief life and family grief.
A disastrous blaze struck Andrews last Monday night. One business block and several homes were burned, with losses around 10,000 dollars and about 3,000 dollars insured. Limited fire protection hampered efforts, and parts of the town’s water and hose kept failing. Authorities suspect arson, with rumors of incendiary work persistent.
In a Kokomo address on Monday night Dr Schell extols open democracy and the worth of a pure life. He condemns cold indifference to the vulnerable and urges readers toward spiritual equality and dignity as a path to future leadership.
Miss Ro a Fagin is ill this week. John Taralpseed near Macy was in town Tuesday. Mrs Hei Derek has made progress at home under J. K. Burklakier. Nickwm of Plows Iniinna visits Miss Corunauta at the Ladies Aid Social. Dr. W. Newell visits his sick father in Rokfield. Albert Poats and Schuyler Gallat visit Du Porte on business. Mrs A C B Vore and guest Mrs Leedyaneilamgheer at Rochester. Rev. W. W. Brown of Akron WI joins Rev. Baker party on Tuesday. Rev. Patterson and wife travel through Denver to conference. Miss Alta Robbins returns from Wayne County. Frank Biara Stella and sister visit near Mexi ers. George Piper and Miss Robbing go Kokomo to visit relatives. George Swihart to return to Canada next week. TD. W. Manchester shows fine thread case. Gratitude to Rev. J. M. Baker for Kokomo Daily Tribune copy. Local day features new side boards by Albert Fouts and painter Mr. Alak Morehouse. Rev. J. M. Baker leaves Denver Tuesday for Kokomo to attend conference. Graduation honors include Walter Mikexell Maud Derek Bertha Wright. June graduation in Mexico. Frank Matthias returns to Glasenburg Ohio.
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