Wing Ba Falling Bank Causes Beath
Lee Tuller dies from crushing injuries after a wall collapse at W. Alison & Co. dry goods on Vermation street. The brick mason was pinned beneath debris. coroner’s jury to view remains and inquest planned.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
6
Lee Tuller dies from crushing injuries after a wall collapse at W. Alison & Co. dry goods on Vermation street. The brick mason was pinned beneath debris. coroner’s jury to view remains and inquest planned.
Quick Work reports Rev J W Coombs starting a cottage in Gould Grove with his family living there. Charley Keyt and Archie McClure found a revolver at Wm McClure’s, a misfire caused Charley a near fatal wound later treated by a physician. Della Phobus hosted a large party six miles south of Covington with pink and white decor and elegant refreshments. A long list of attendees and waiters is named. John Bailey and Jennie Hamilton were arrested for robbing Thomas of Silverwood near the Wabash railroad and bound to the grand jury.
Loyal Harden youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harden was laid to rest after funeral services at their residence. Rev H N Ogden officiated and interment followed at Mt Nope cemetery. Covington quartet sang hymns and four neighborhood girls served as pallbearers. Parents express gratitude to friends for aid during distress.
The long extract outlines Fountain County beginnings from 1826, detailing special court sessions, appointments of Clerk of Court pro tem Daniel Rodgers, and bond requirements for sureties. It notes the creation of Fountain County in 1825, commissioners appointed, and duties for locating justice seats, with later references to Irregularities in elections and local governance.
On a Saturday the balloon could not be filled due to strong breeze in Gilling and the crowd left disappointed. On Monday, with calmer air, Eckhart performed a fine exhibition with trapeze acts and a parachute drop from about 1200 to 1500 feet before the balloon landed safely in the river. The event drew praise for its visual spectacle and was urged as a potential street fair attraction and for Eckhart to be booked again.
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