TMSI Research Database
18 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Miss Trabue, who has been filling a position in the office of the collector of Internal Revenue at Wichita [Kansas] was stricken with paralysis while at her desk last week and is at present ill at her home. She is conscious, but unable to move and it is doubtful if she will ever fully recover.
25 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Luther Trabue and Aaron Trabue attended their sister's funeral Monday.
Died, May 21st, Miss Olive Trabue. Deceased was of estimable character and beloved by all who knew her. Her death is a great loss to her family and friends. The funeral was held Monday.
26 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] GRAPHIC
Page 3, Column 2
Miss Ollie Trabue, whose sickness we mentioned last week, had a second stroke of paralysis last Friday evening and died early Saturday morning, aged 46 years and 6 months. Miss Trabue was one of the early and most highly respected citizens of this city. She came here, with her parents from Carlinville, Illinois, in 1879. Long after her brothers and sisters had left the home roof, she remained, the prop and comfort of her parents in their declining years. All hearts go out to them in their deep affliction. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.H. Mize, of Larned [Kansas], from the Congregational church on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large number of friends gathered to pay the last tribute to one whose worth they esteemed so highly. Her brother, Luther, of Gerard, Illinois, and Aaron of Portland, Oregon, were here to attend the funeral.
18 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Miss Trabue, who has been filling a position in the office of the collector of Internal Revenue at Wichita [Kansas] was stricken with paralysis while at her desk last week and is at present ill at her home. She is conscious, but unable to move and it is doubtful if she will ever fully recover.
25 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Luther Trabue and Aaron Trabue attended their sister's funeral Monday.
Died, May 21st, Miss Olive Trabue. Deceased was of estimable character and beloved by all who knew her. Her death is a great loss to her family and friends. The funeral was held Monday.
26 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] GRAPHIC
Page 3, Column 2
Miss Ollie Trabue, whose sickness we mentioned last week, had a second stroke of paralysis last Friday evening and died early Saturday morning, aged 46 years and 6 months. Miss Trabue was one of the early and most highly respected citizens of this city. She came here, with her parents from Carlinville, Illinois, in 1879. Long after her brothers and sisters had left the home roof, she remained, the prop and comfort of her parents in their declining years. All hearts go out to them in their deep affliction. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.H. Mize, of Larned [Kansas], from the Congregational church on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large number of friends gathered to pay the last tribute to one whose worth they esteemed so highly. Her brother, Luther, of Gerard, Illinois, and Aaron of Portland, Oregon, were here to attend the funeral.
TMSI Research Database
18 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Miss Trabue, who has been filling a position in the office of the collector of Internal Revenue at Wichita [Kansas] was stricken with paralysis while at her desk last week and is at present ill at her home. She is conscious, but unable to move and it is doubtful if she will ever fully recover.
25 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Luther Trabue and Aaron Trabue attended their sister's funeral Monday.
Died, May 21st, Miss Olive Trabue. Deceased was of estimable character and beloved by all who knew her. Her death is a great loss to her family and friends. The funeral was held Monday.
26 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] GRAPHIC
Page 3, Column 2
Miss Ollie Trabue, whose sickness we mentioned last week, had a second stroke of paralysis last Friday evening and died early Saturday morning, aged 46 years and 6 months. Miss Trabue was one of the early and most highly respected citizens of this city. She came here, with her parents from Carlinville, Illinois, in 1879. Long after her brothers and sisters had left the home roof, she remained, the prop and comfort of her parents in their declining years. All hearts go out to them in their deep affliction. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.H. Mize, of Larned [Kansas], from the Congregational church on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large number of friends gathered to pay the last tribute to one whose worth they esteemed so highly. Her brother, Luther, of Gerard, Illinois, and Aaron of Portland, Oregon, were here to attend the funeral.
18 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Miss Trabue, who has been filling a position in the office of the collector of Internal Revenue at Wichita [Kansas] was stricken with paralysis while at her desk last week and is at present ill at her home. She is conscious, but unable to move and it is doubtful if she will ever fully recover.
25 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] MERCURY
Luther Trabue and Aaron Trabue attended their sister's funeral Monday.
Died, May 21st, Miss Olive Trabue. Deceased was of estimable character and beloved by all who knew her. Her death is a great loss to her family and friends. The funeral was held Monday.
26 May 1893
KINSLEY [KANSAS] GRAPHIC
Page 3, Column 2
Miss Ollie Trabue, whose sickness we mentioned last week, had a second stroke of paralysis last Friday evening and died early Saturday morning, aged 46 years and 6 months. Miss Trabue was one of the early and most highly respected citizens of this city. She came here, with her parents from Carlinville, Illinois, in 1879. Long after her brothers and sisters had left the home roof, she remained, the prop and comfort of her parents in their declining years. All hearts go out to them in their deep affliction. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.H. Mize, of Larned [Kansas], from the Congregational church on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large number of friends gathered to pay the last tribute to one whose worth they esteemed so highly. Her brother, Luther, of Gerard, Illinois, and Aaron of Portland, Oregon, were here to attend the funeral.
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