Two Deaths in One Household In Crete
Crete H Daugherty a long time jeweler died Saturday morning from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was active in the community and served as a pallbearer at Dr Abbott's funeral on the 17th. The funeral was at his home Tuesday afternoon. Victoria Fitting who lived with the Daughertys died suddenly Sunday morning after showing no prior illness. Her funeral was held Tuesday morning at the Evangelical church with the choir as pallbearers.
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Crete H. Daugherty
Daugherty
Abbott
EM. Renner
Victoria Fitting
Death of C. H. Daugherty Former jeweler and veteran
C H Daugherty born in Hardin County Kentucky July 7 181 and died in Fremont Indiana April 23 1901 aged 66 years 9 months and 16 days He served in the 10th Illinois Infantry from the Civil War era and later worked as a jeweler in Henderson county IL Angola and Fremont Indiana Survived by his wife Mary Follett and son Frank He was a member of the G A R and served on the town trustees board for two years.
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Hardin County
Fremont
Ind
Tsa
Daugherty
Henderson County
10Th
Illinois Infantry
New Madrid
Island No. 10
Fort Pillow
Mission Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Kenesaw Mountain
Sherman
Washington
Louisville
Aledo
Keithsburg
Steuben County
Angola
Mr. Daugherty
Mattie Owen
Frank
Mary Follett
G Alr
Clarice Fitting of Fremont Dies in 1904 at Home
Clarice Victoria Fitting born in Fremont Indiana on November 12 1861 lived with her grandmother and various guardians after her grandmother’s death. She united with the Evangelical church in IST and remained a faithful worker. She died in Crete Daugherty’s home on April 26 1904 while asleep.
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Fremont
Indiana
Ist
Evangelical Church
Crete Daugherty
Bud’s Escape and Reward in Argos School Rise
In 1866 rural Indiana Bud Anderson, a thirteen year old farmhand, outwits a masked intruder at his uncle John’s house, aids capture of Jim Blank, earns a $500 reward, and learns a hidden chest of gold awaits him. Bud later attends school and rises to become professor at Jorden’s school for poor boys in Argos.
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Indiana
John
Bud Jordan
Altho
Bud
John Anderson
Ao Man
the Mtn
Haty
Argos
Jim Blank
Jeffersonville
Blank
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Jorden’s
Deadly corn shredder incident near LaGrange
Henry Treese a young man living near LaGrange had his hand drawn into a corn shredder and his arm was amputated at the elbow after the machine could not be stopped.
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Henry Treese
LaGrange
Lyon & Healy Buys Weber Piano Western House
Lyon & Healy of Chicago has purchased the western Weber Piano house expanding stock. Hundreds of Weber and other pianos will be sold with prices aimed at broad affordability. Expertly selected instruments shipped nationwide. bargain list offered.
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Weber
Wabash Avenue
Lyon & Healey
Adams Street
Hanly Nominated for Governor on First Ballot at Indiana GOP
Indiana Republican Convention nominates J. Frank Hanly of Lafayette for governor on the first ballot after shifting Madison County votes. Hugh T. Miller wins the lieutenant governor slot on the third ballot, with other state officers named including Storins for secretary of state and Sherrick for state auditor.
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J. Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Hugh T. Miller
Columbus
Daniel E. Storins
David E .Sherrick
Noblesville
Nat.a. Hill
Bloomington
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Public Instruction
F. A. Cotton
Newcastle
Supreme Court
Oscar H. Montgomery
Seymour
John W. Hadley
Danville
Geo. W. Self
Corydon
J. H. Stubbs
Indianapolis
Hanly
Madison County
W. L. Taylor
W. L. Penfield
Warren G. Sayre
Real estate transfers listed for Angola and nearby areas
Transfers show Harlon Shoemaker to William Braun and Isaac Williamson to Horace Heath among others with parcels in Angola and Scott and Clear Lake regions. Amounts range from 1 to 86000 dollars with buyers including Heath, Rinehart, Lords, Clark, Keeslar, and Nichols. Some oddly garbled text remains, but primary entries indicate multiple Lot and acreage conveyances and trustee transfers.
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Harlon Shoemaker
Wm. L. Braun
Angola
Isaac Williamson
Horace H. Heath
John B. Parsell
Orville Goodale
Scott
John L. Rinehart
Byron J. Lords
Geo. A. Smith
Clear Lake
Ind. Improv. Co
Sylvanius Clark
Ashley
Geo. Keeslar
Ella Underhill
Millgrove
Chas
Lockwood
L. Bortop
Wim. Endsley
Eula V. Croxton
Ain
Steuben
Mary Campbell
Albert E. Cook
Stubenville
Harry G. Corwin
Myranda Strayer
Hiram
Billman
Benjamin
Bert E. Kline
Helmer
Sherman Cole
Whoda Eckert
John Cleckner
Headley
Red Sand Beach Park Assn
J. W. Nichols
Red Sand Beach
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C. A. Moore
B. F. Wolfe
S. W. Duguid & Co’s
Bank of Fremont
Suan Ralev
Barker
Newv
G. Bat
Clarence Freeman
J.B. Parseli
BANK
Paveron Age
Emory G. Melendy
Yotary Public and Insurance Agent
Bank of Rowont
Fremont Ind
Berle E. Taylor
Notary Public
Olfer
Dunkel Building
Lint Bros
Agts
D. Schaeffer
Fawkes & McNickle
Lytle
Ss. C. Wolfe
S. W. Cor. Square
H. B. Hills
C. H. Daugherty
Clarice Victoria Fitting
Tieten
Vexnne Belote
Othering
Pues
Gertrude Moyer
Poeslay
Rey Dygert
Eva Nettleman
Ethel Hammel
State Republican Convention
Ball and
Newby
James W. Nichols
Chas. A
Poeasant Bane
Alvin Goopwits
Prop'r
Taylor
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