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Mooresville Guide

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1901

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Ex Governor James A Mount Dies in Indianapolis

Ex Governor James A Mount died of apparent apoplexy at 6 0 p m January 16 1901 in the Denison Hotel Indianapolis. He had just returned from statehouse duties and a Wool Growers meeting and was age 58. His death prompted Durbin to suspend public business and call for half mast honors.

Mounts Deach James A. Mount Denison Indianapolis James Atwell Mount Montgomery County Indiana Atwell Mount Farqusier Vierines Ins Snelby County Kentucky Lucinda Fullenwider Shelby County Wilder Chickamauga Sherman Chattahoochee River Roswell Presbyterian Academy Lebanon Academy Kate A. Boyd Poldings Willi Durbin Anderson Wilison Our Commonwealth Jamean A. Mount Capitol United States Governor Mount

Funeral procession marks ex Governor's last rites

The ex governor's body left Denison Hotel to the State House under military guard arriving 11 a.m. Friday for viewing beneath the Capitol dome. It then moved to First Presbyterian Church for services led by Rev. M. I. Haines. Thousands filed by, crying softly as they paid respects. A funeral train carried the body from Indianapolis to Crawfordsville on Saturday morning.

Denison State House Capitol First Presbyterian Church M. I. Haines Durbipste Ann John Milton William Wilberforce Issac Newton Robert Boyle Locke Morse Washington Statesman Como Gossamer Christ Church Good Templars Sons of Temperance Naples Rome Egypt New York

Indiana Senate Passes Bills Amid Death of Ex Governor Mount

The Indiana Senate and House debated and advanced bills on medical laws and road bonds while honoring former Governor James Atwell Mount. Funeral and memorial proceedings were announced, with plans to attend services in Indianapolis and Crawfordsville.

Senate House of Representatives Indianapolis Crawfordsville Gilbert

Extradition Question Tied to Cuba Status Under U S Law

A historic court ruling centers on the United States Gunced extradition dispute involving Cuba. Justice Emile notes the act and revised statutes addressing occupation and foreign territory. The opinion discusses Cuba as foreign land and aspects of territorial status and withdrawal of Spain.

United States Emile Neely Bis Cuba Spain Ita

Indiana Electors Certify McKinley Roosevelt Vote

Indiana’s Fifteen electors met in the House to canvass the vote. William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt received all Indiana votes. Robert W. Harrison was chosen as messenger to transmit the certificate to the Senate in Washington with William A. Hough as alternate.

Indiana House of Representatives Hugh H. Hanna Indianapolis William A. Hough Charles E. Wilson Charles W Miller Goshen Quincy A. Myers Logansport United States Talon William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Robert W. Harrison Lebanon Senate Washington

Grace for outsiders in Talmage Bowery Mission sermon

Dr. Talmage marks Bowery Mission’s twentieth anniversary at the New York Academy of Music praising its mercy. He urges churches to reach the world, welcomes nonmembers, and cites 8,000 souls saved, urging faith over sectarian gatekeeping and recalling converts from skeptics.

Bowery Mission Talmage New York Academy of Music John x God King’s Park Royal Conservatory Bowery Christ New England Hohokus Creek Newfoundland Church of God Thomas Chalmers Robert Hall Christmas Evans Charlies G. Finney Paul Apostle

Lost fortune and peril as Atlanta siege ends in tragedy

Refugees from New Orleans, Francis Furlong and his daughter Bessie, shelter in Atlanta suburbs. He hides a diamond belt worth 50 000 dollars and plans to move to Savannah for safety. A shell explodes in their cottage, killing Furlong and scattering the belt, leaving Bessie stunned amid wreckage.

New Orleans Atlanta Francis Furlong Southwest Furlong Old Furlong Bessie Tropics Savannah Stat Bestia

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Mount Dearsom James A. Mounts Career Mr Mount GOV Winfield T. Durbin Union B. Hunt Secretary of State Dy Benstorson Jay Ipresented & Memorial Ministerial Association Hia County Legeman Harrison House General Assembly Airhart McCarty Kirkman Stanley Lindley Ernor Mount Binkley Striken Geed Dr. Talmage
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