In Memoriam Tribute to a Martyr Dead
Written for the Tribune memorial piece by J. C. Ford invokes national sorrow and honors a fallen hero who defended freedom. It laments loss and calls for faith, justice, and vigilance against those who threaten the republic. The piece frames the martyr as a beacon guiding future generations.
Uncle Imri Murden Dead in Indiana Pioneer Passes at 82
Imri Murden age 82 died last Thursday evening at the home of his son Chas near Fulton Indiana after a long illness. He was born in Baltimore county Maryland on August 18 1819 and moved with his parents to Miami county in 1834. He married Rebecca Ann Woolpert in 1840 and raised seven children. He joined the M E church in 1840 and held many lay positions. He leaves seven children one brother and four sisters. The funeral was held at the M E church in Miami county and burial followed in West Lawn cemetery.
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Imri Murden
The
Tribune
Chas
Fulton
Thomas
M. E
A. D. Alexander
West Lawn Cemetery
Miami County
Charles and
Martha Murden
Baltimore County
Ind
Rebecca Ann Woolpert
Harrison Township
Jefferson Township
Fulton County
Jacob Fouts
Preble Co
Ohio
Michael
Sarah Fouts
Miami Co
Joseph Fenimore
Ross County
Indiana
Wayne
Miami
Mary E. Servours
Wm. Francis
Charles H
J. Scott
Eliza J. Richardson
Edgar
Edwin
Eliza J
M. E. Church
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
God
J. I. McCoy
Perrysburg
Home Gathering at Weasaw Honors Fallen Members
The Home Gathering at Weasaw is set for Saturday October 5 with an opening address and forenoon singing. J B Bair will give A Tribute to the Fallen of our Number after dinner, followed by songs and neighborly chats by Moon Brothers and Jimmie Hoover's class. Bring a Keynote if available and baskets.
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Weasaw
J. B. Bair
Moon Brothers
Jimmie Hoover
Hoover
May Bell and Willard Howes Wed in Quiet Ceremony
A quiet wedding was held at the Bell residence on September 12, 1901. Miss May Bell married Willard E. Howes with Rev. A D. Alexander officiating. The couple, regarded as Denver's bright young pair, plan to reside with Uncle Quincy Howes and wife for now.
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Denver
Triviuni
Quincy Howes
Obituaries from Denver and surrounding areas dated Sept 1901
Deaths include Jacob Fouts of Preble County Ohio and longtime Miami County Indiana resident. Nathan Fouts of Denver and Joseph Fenimore of Ross County Ohio are also noted with church affiliations and funeral details.
Resolutions of Condolence for Nathan Fouts Dies
Resolutions note the death of Nathan Fouts on September 11 1901 the Sunday School Superintendent and leader in the Township Sunday School Union and Epworth League also a church trustee. The group offers condolences to relatives and asks publication copies be sent to local papers and records. A separate ad quotes Henry Braydon praising One Minute Cough Cure from Piper's Drug Store.
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Nathan Fouts
Township Sunday School Union
Epworth League
Denver Trunk
Peru Republican
Miami County Sentinel
Henry Braydon
Harris
N. C
Piper’s Drug Store
Card of Thanks from Mrs Ina Fours
Mrs Ina Fours expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during the bereavement after the death of her husband. She recalls the support received and blesses those who offered help.
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Ina Fours
White Leaf Flour Sells At Roann Exchange
White Leaf flour quoted at 1.80 per hundred at the Roann Exchange. Local buyers eye steady prices and steady supply as traders monitor market movement.
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Roann
Denver Roller Mills and Local Ads Update
Local notices advertise Moss Rose four and Timothy Hay at Roam Exchange. Denver Roller Mills to operate Wednesdays and Saturdays for corn and feed. Special offer on Trimer until Jan 1 1902. Post office closed Sept 19 for President McKinley funeral. Various Denver residents attend state fair and move household. Kodol Dyspepsia Care promoted by Piper's Drug Store.
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Denver
McKinley
W. O. Pirer
Night of Terror Prompts Praise for New Discovery
Mrs. S H Lincoln recounts a dramatic case in Machias Maine where General Burnham's widow teetered toward pneumonia before a local doctor prescribed Dr Kings New Discovery. The remedy supposedly cured throat chest and lung diseases and slept through the night. Trial bottles are offered free at Piper's drug store with a paid version available.
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Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
Piper's Drug Store
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