27 Oct 1898
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1898
Page
1
A fragmented verse urges members to leave envy pride and personal strife outside the lodge. It emphasizes forgetting quarrels and focusing on collective service, harmony, and unity within the lodge for constructive purpose. The text repeatedly warns against bringing anger or selfish sorrow into the room and stresses love and dedication to the lodge’s cause.
The dispatch discusses Spain’s potential peace terms, possible money or debt concessions, and U.S. insistence on firm Philippines policy. It notes President McKinley’s Western trip, Japanese diplomacy changes, and reader impressions on public sentiment toward war and reconstruction. Also covered are mint production and Chinese railway developments, with critique of civil service rules and steamboat inspection politics in Washington.
Pier Raw Jr and Amanda Gilbert's obituaries recount long lives with family ties in Cowell county Missouri Chil, Ind. and Peru. Amanda Gilbert born 1872 died 190? aged 64 in Chil, Ill. May their souls rest with God. Remains to Columbia City for burial.
The article notes John H. Runkle, who has been principal for about a month, resigned to lead a circuit for the M.KE church in Tin, Wayne County, Ind. He is praised as a capable scholar and native of DePauw University, with strong regard from Denver friends.
Mrs Margret Dillman of Deedsville died October 23 1898 in Denver Indiana aged about seventy. Born in Pennsylvania with year unknown. Husband Samuel Dillman died January 23 1897 less than a year ago. She leaves a sister and many friends to mourn her loss.
Amusing contest text notes a pie social at a local hall on Saturday the 29th. Entry costs ten cents. Programme lists pie judging first, then the contest. Local organizers push attendance for a community evening of fun.
A school Arbor Day program is planned for Friday afternoon in the M. 1. Chirgh hall with singing, recitations, and an address by the County Superintendent. Students include Vera Newell Miss Stanley, Ruby Gold, Goldie Newell, Marie Mikenbeery, Cleta Wright, Lu Dull, Elsie Han, and others. Trees will be planted and songs performed by various rooms.
The item lists Kratzer Jewelry and Peru names Walter O Baian and R S Gleason visiting Denver, mentions Manchester prices for produce, and notes Eikenberry's restaurant offering fresh oysters at low prices. It also advertises flour, corn meal, and various feeds at LA Near & Co.
Fragments recount visits and sales in Denver with references to Manchester, Rochester, Mexico, and North Manchester. Mentions William Mirden, Wesley Andrews, A A Marehouse, Rev Jo Mo Taker, Judge Cas, Ira Friend, John H. Runkle preaching, and plans to expand stores. Encourages readers to share news and visit Denver elevators for flour deals.
Unclaimed letters include Elizabeth Mason J R Graham J W McCray and Mabel Norman. If not called within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. W O Piper P M.
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