Colorado Springs Gazette
Friday, April 27, 1928 page 7:3
Paul Mirise Dies at Trinidad Home
Paul Mirise, 50, a former Colorado Springs resident, died in Trinidad yesterday afternoon, according to word received by his aunt, Mrs. Jenny M. Hughes of 615 East Boulder street. Mr. Mirise was a cousin of Frank Mirise, also of this city. He left Colorado Springs about 18 years ago, since which time he has resided in Trinidad, where he was employed as a traveling salesman for Armour & Co. Mr. Mirise leaves a widow and an infant daughter {sic infant son}.
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(Paul's first wife, Ella May McPhail, predeceased him.)
The Colorado Springs Gazette
Wednesday, 4 Apr 1923 page 3:2
Deaths and Funerals
Word was received here yesterday of the death March 25, in Grand Junction, Colo., of Mrs. Ella Mirise, wife of Paul Mirise, manager of the Armour Packing company of that city. Mr. Mirise is a nephew of Mrs. J.M. Hughes (Jennie M Hughes), of 615 East Boulder street.
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27 Apr 1928, Coshocton Tribune
Paul H. Mirise, 48, formerly of Roscoe, died in Las Vegas, New Mexico, as the result of a heart attack. He was a resident of Trinidad, Colo., where he maintained his headquarters as a salesman for Armour and Co.
(27 Apr 1953 "look back" at 25 years prior.)
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Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) 28 Apr 1938
10 Years Ago
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Roscoe, dropped dead in Las Vegas, N. Mex of heart trouble. He was 48.
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24 May 1902
People We Know
Paul Mirise, of Canton, is visiting relatives in Roscoe.
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27 May 1902, The Democrat and Standard, Coshocton
Paul H. Mirise, who is filling an important position with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry., at Canton, Ohio, concluded a visit to his father, L. R. Mirise, at Roscoe last Saturday, and left for Johnstown, PA where he is now visiting with the family of Rev. E. B. Jones, formerly pastor of the Roscoe M. E. Church.
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1 Jun 1903 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise who is attending Steele's Business college at Canton spent Sunday at his home in Roscoe.
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13 Oct 1903, Coshocton Age
Paul Mirise, of Canton, has returned after spending a few days in Roscoe.
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3 Apr 1905 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise, who is employed as Circulation Manager on the Canton Morning News came Sunday to spend a few days with relatives and friends in this city.
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22 Dec 1905 Coshocton Daily Age
On Canton Paper
Paul Mirise, who has spent the summer at his home here in the city, leaves next week for Canton where he has been offered and accepted the position of advertising manager on the Morning News. Mr. Mirise resigned a position in the circulation department of the same paper just before his return to his home in this city.
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12 Mar 1906, Coshocton age
FOR SALE--Tract of coal land consisting of 25 acres with a 3.5 or 4 {?} vein, 8 or 10 acres of good timber. Call on Paul H. Mirise, Coshocton, or Lewis C. Mirise, Roscoe.
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11 May 1907 Coshocton Daily Age
Mirise Knee Deep in Gold
An interesting letter has been received from Paul Mirise, who left Coshocton recently for the Black Hills of South Dakota and is now located in a mining camp at Deerlick. He is enjoying the novelty of the situation very much, never having been in a gold mining region before. There are railroad facilities out there but he state that in one place it requires 35 minutes to cover a distance of 2.5 or 3 miles. Panning gold is also a very interesting sight to him. He is associated with his uncle, who has considerable experience in the mining business. Paul says he can't get along without the Daily Age and writes to have it sent to him right away.
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22 Sep 1908, Coshocton Daily Age
Paul Mirise Doing Well
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Coshocton, is getting along very nicely out at Colorado Springs, Col. He has a good position as salesman for the Western Packing Co. and thinks there is no place or country like Colorado. He has just been tendered an offer to manage a branch house for the same company at Leadville and may locate there.
Friday, April 27, 1928 page 7:3
Paul Mirise Dies at Trinidad Home
Paul Mirise, 50, a former Colorado Springs resident, died in Trinidad yesterday afternoon, according to word received by his aunt, Mrs. Jenny M. Hughes of 615 East Boulder street. Mr. Mirise was a cousin of Frank Mirise, also of this city. He left Colorado Springs about 18 years ago, since which time he has resided in Trinidad, where he was employed as a traveling salesman for Armour & Co. Mr. Mirise leaves a widow and an infant daughter {sic infant son}.
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(Paul's first wife, Ella May McPhail, predeceased him.)
The Colorado Springs Gazette
Wednesday, 4 Apr 1923 page 3:2
Deaths and Funerals
Word was received here yesterday of the death March 25, in Grand Junction, Colo., of Mrs. Ella Mirise, wife of Paul Mirise, manager of the Armour Packing company of that city. Mr. Mirise is a nephew of Mrs. J.M. Hughes (Jennie M Hughes), of 615 East Boulder street.
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27 Apr 1928, Coshocton Tribune
Paul H. Mirise, 48, formerly of Roscoe, died in Las Vegas, New Mexico, as the result of a heart attack. He was a resident of Trinidad, Colo., where he maintained his headquarters as a salesman for Armour and Co.
(27 Apr 1953 "look back" at 25 years prior.)
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Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) 28 Apr 1938
10 Years Ago
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Roscoe, dropped dead in Las Vegas, N. Mex of heart trouble. He was 48.
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24 May 1902
People We Know
Paul Mirise, of Canton, is visiting relatives in Roscoe.
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27 May 1902, The Democrat and Standard, Coshocton
Paul H. Mirise, who is filling an important position with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry., at Canton, Ohio, concluded a visit to his father, L. R. Mirise, at Roscoe last Saturday, and left for Johnstown, PA where he is now visiting with the family of Rev. E. B. Jones, formerly pastor of the Roscoe M. E. Church.
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1 Jun 1903 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise who is attending Steele's Business college at Canton spent Sunday at his home in Roscoe.
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13 Oct 1903, Coshocton Age
Paul Mirise, of Canton, has returned after spending a few days in Roscoe.
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3 Apr 1905 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise, who is employed as Circulation Manager on the Canton Morning News came Sunday to spend a few days with relatives and friends in this city.
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22 Dec 1905 Coshocton Daily Age
On Canton Paper
Paul Mirise, who has spent the summer at his home here in the city, leaves next week for Canton where he has been offered and accepted the position of advertising manager on the Morning News. Mr. Mirise resigned a position in the circulation department of the same paper just before his return to his home in this city.
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12 Mar 1906, Coshocton age
FOR SALE--Tract of coal land consisting of 25 acres with a 3.5 or 4 {?} vein, 8 or 10 acres of good timber. Call on Paul H. Mirise, Coshocton, or Lewis C. Mirise, Roscoe.
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11 May 1907 Coshocton Daily Age
Mirise Knee Deep in Gold
An interesting letter has been received from Paul Mirise, who left Coshocton recently for the Black Hills of South Dakota and is now located in a mining camp at Deerlick. He is enjoying the novelty of the situation very much, never having been in a gold mining region before. There are railroad facilities out there but he state that in one place it requires 35 minutes to cover a distance of 2.5 or 3 miles. Panning gold is also a very interesting sight to him. He is associated with his uncle, who has considerable experience in the mining business. Paul says he can't get along without the Daily Age and writes to have it sent to him right away.
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22 Sep 1908, Coshocton Daily Age
Paul Mirise Doing Well
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Coshocton, is getting along very nicely out at Colorado Springs, Col. He has a good position as salesman for the Western Packing Co. and thinks there is no place or country like Colorado. He has just been tendered an offer to manage a branch house for the same company at Leadville and may locate there.
Colorado Springs Gazette
Friday, April 27, 1928 page 7:3
Paul Mirise Dies at Trinidad Home
Paul Mirise, 50, a former Colorado Springs resident, died in Trinidad yesterday afternoon, according to word received by his aunt, Mrs. Jenny M. Hughes of 615 East Boulder street. Mr. Mirise was a cousin of Frank Mirise, also of this city. He left Colorado Springs about 18 years ago, since which time he has resided in Trinidad, where he was employed as a traveling salesman for Armour & Co. Mr. Mirise leaves a widow and an infant daughter {sic infant son}.
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(Paul's first wife, Ella May McPhail, predeceased him.)
The Colorado Springs Gazette
Wednesday, 4 Apr 1923 page 3:2
Deaths and Funerals
Word was received here yesterday of the death March 25, in Grand Junction, Colo., of Mrs. Ella Mirise, wife of Paul Mirise, manager of the Armour Packing company of that city. Mr. Mirise is a nephew of Mrs. J.M. Hughes (Jennie M Hughes), of 615 East Boulder street.
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27 Apr 1928, Coshocton Tribune
Paul H. Mirise, 48, formerly of Roscoe, died in Las Vegas, New Mexico, as the result of a heart attack. He was a resident of Trinidad, Colo., where he maintained his headquarters as a salesman for Armour and Co.
(27 Apr 1953 "look back" at 25 years prior.)
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Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) 28 Apr 1938
10 Years Ago
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Roscoe, dropped dead in Las Vegas, N. Mex of heart trouble. He was 48.
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24 May 1902
People We Know
Paul Mirise, of Canton, is visiting relatives in Roscoe.
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27 May 1902, The Democrat and Standard, Coshocton
Paul H. Mirise, who is filling an important position with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry., at Canton, Ohio, concluded a visit to his father, L. R. Mirise, at Roscoe last Saturday, and left for Johnstown, PA where he is now visiting with the family of Rev. E. B. Jones, formerly pastor of the Roscoe M. E. Church.
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1 Jun 1903 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise who is attending Steele's Business college at Canton spent Sunday at his home in Roscoe.
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13 Oct 1903, Coshocton Age
Paul Mirise, of Canton, has returned after spending a few days in Roscoe.
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3 Apr 1905 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise, who is employed as Circulation Manager on the Canton Morning News came Sunday to spend a few days with relatives and friends in this city.
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22 Dec 1905 Coshocton Daily Age
On Canton Paper
Paul Mirise, who has spent the summer at his home here in the city, leaves next week for Canton where he has been offered and accepted the position of advertising manager on the Morning News. Mr. Mirise resigned a position in the circulation department of the same paper just before his return to his home in this city.
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12 Mar 1906, Coshocton age
FOR SALE--Tract of coal land consisting of 25 acres with a 3.5 or 4 {?} vein, 8 or 10 acres of good timber. Call on Paul H. Mirise, Coshocton, or Lewis C. Mirise, Roscoe.
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11 May 1907 Coshocton Daily Age
Mirise Knee Deep in Gold
An interesting letter has been received from Paul Mirise, who left Coshocton recently for the Black Hills of South Dakota and is now located in a mining camp at Deerlick. He is enjoying the novelty of the situation very much, never having been in a gold mining region before. There are railroad facilities out there but he state that in one place it requires 35 minutes to cover a distance of 2.5 or 3 miles. Panning gold is also a very interesting sight to him. He is associated with his uncle, who has considerable experience in the mining business. Paul says he can't get along without the Daily Age and writes to have it sent to him right away.
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22 Sep 1908, Coshocton Daily Age
Paul Mirise Doing Well
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Coshocton, is getting along very nicely out at Colorado Springs, Col. He has a good position as salesman for the Western Packing Co. and thinks there is no place or country like Colorado. He has just been tendered an offer to manage a branch house for the same company at Leadville and may locate there.
Friday, April 27, 1928 page 7:3
Paul Mirise Dies at Trinidad Home
Paul Mirise, 50, a former Colorado Springs resident, died in Trinidad yesterday afternoon, according to word received by his aunt, Mrs. Jenny M. Hughes of 615 East Boulder street. Mr. Mirise was a cousin of Frank Mirise, also of this city. He left Colorado Springs about 18 years ago, since which time he has resided in Trinidad, where he was employed as a traveling salesman for Armour & Co. Mr. Mirise leaves a widow and an infant daughter {sic infant son}.
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(Paul's first wife, Ella May McPhail, predeceased him.)
The Colorado Springs Gazette
Wednesday, 4 Apr 1923 page 3:2
Deaths and Funerals
Word was received here yesterday of the death March 25, in Grand Junction, Colo., of Mrs. Ella Mirise, wife of Paul Mirise, manager of the Armour Packing company of that city. Mr. Mirise is a nephew of Mrs. J.M. Hughes (Jennie M Hughes), of 615 East Boulder street.
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27 Apr 1928, Coshocton Tribune
Paul H. Mirise, 48, formerly of Roscoe, died in Las Vegas, New Mexico, as the result of a heart attack. He was a resident of Trinidad, Colo., where he maintained his headquarters as a salesman for Armour and Co.
(27 Apr 1953 "look back" at 25 years prior.)
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Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) 28 Apr 1938
10 Years Ago
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Roscoe, dropped dead in Las Vegas, N. Mex of heart trouble. He was 48.
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24 May 1902
People We Know
Paul Mirise, of Canton, is visiting relatives in Roscoe.
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27 May 1902, The Democrat and Standard, Coshocton
Paul H. Mirise, who is filling an important position with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry., at Canton, Ohio, concluded a visit to his father, L. R. Mirise, at Roscoe last Saturday, and left for Johnstown, PA where he is now visiting with the family of Rev. E. B. Jones, formerly pastor of the Roscoe M. E. Church.
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1 Jun 1903 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise who is attending Steele's Business college at Canton spent Sunday at his home in Roscoe.
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13 Oct 1903, Coshocton Age
Paul Mirise, of Canton, has returned after spending a few days in Roscoe.
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3 Apr 1905 (Coshocton paper)
Paul Mirise, who is employed as Circulation Manager on the Canton Morning News came Sunday to spend a few days with relatives and friends in this city.
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22 Dec 1905 Coshocton Daily Age
On Canton Paper
Paul Mirise, who has spent the summer at his home here in the city, leaves next week for Canton where he has been offered and accepted the position of advertising manager on the Morning News. Mr. Mirise resigned a position in the circulation department of the same paper just before his return to his home in this city.
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12 Mar 1906, Coshocton age
FOR SALE--Tract of coal land consisting of 25 acres with a 3.5 or 4 {?} vein, 8 or 10 acres of good timber. Call on Paul H. Mirise, Coshocton, or Lewis C. Mirise, Roscoe.
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11 May 1907 Coshocton Daily Age
Mirise Knee Deep in Gold
An interesting letter has been received from Paul Mirise, who left Coshocton recently for the Black Hills of South Dakota and is now located in a mining camp at Deerlick. He is enjoying the novelty of the situation very much, never having been in a gold mining region before. There are railroad facilities out there but he state that in one place it requires 35 minutes to cover a distance of 2.5 or 3 miles. Panning gold is also a very interesting sight to him. He is associated with his uncle, who has considerable experience in the mining business. Paul says he can't get along without the Daily Age and writes to have it sent to him right away.
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22 Sep 1908, Coshocton Daily Age
Paul Mirise Doing Well
Paul H. Mirise, formerly of Coshocton, is getting along very nicely out at Colorado Springs, Col. He has a good position as salesman for the Western Packing Co. and thinks there is no place or country like Colorado. He has just been tendered an offer to manage a branch house for the same company at Leadville and may locate there.
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