Hendricks Dead Dies Suddenly in Indianapolis
Vice President Hendricks dies suddenly at his residence in Indianapolis after a day of illness. Reports say paralysis of the brain caused his death. The funeral pageant will be held in Indianapolis as mourners recall a long, eventful life.
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Funeral arrangements for Vice President Hendricks in Indianapolis
Arrangements for the Hendricks funeral are nearly complete with a formal procession plan. The route goes from the church to the cemetery, featuring police, a Columbus barracks band, marshal General Knuester, staff, military companies, guards, the hearse, Mrs Hendricks, the president and cabinet, Ex-President Hayes, senators, representatives, governors, civic bodies, mayors, and citizens in carriages. The burial casket arrived and is richly mounted in silver with a silver shrine plate bearing old English lettering.
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Hendricks Funeral Arrangements Nearing Court House
The body of Thomas A. Hendricks lay in state and then moved to the court house for public viewing. A plaster mask by sculptor R. H. Parks will be used to model a marble bust for the family. Only intimate friends were admitted as plans for the funeral proceeded.
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Hendricks Funeral Details Fill City Streets
A large, somber procession marks the Hendricks funeral with dignitaries from national and state levels attending. Delegations include Secretary Bayard, Secretary Endicott, Senators, governors, and ex President Hayes, as the service moves from St Pauls to the cemetery amid sleet and solemn floral tributes.
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Fatal Explosion at State Creek Tron Mines near Olympia
A fatal explosion rocked the State Creek Tron mines near Olympia on December 1, injuring eight men. John Slater was blown about twenty five feet, and Charles Reffett suffered both eyes blown out. John and Lafe Slater, John Mountjoy, and Reffett were reported fatally injured. other victims unnamed.
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