Miner Albert Miller Dies After Coal Mine Accident
Albert Miller aged 36, a coal miner from Center Street, died at his home after being badly injured when a rock fall pinned him in a mine four years ago. He leaves a wife, two daughters, siblings, and was a member of the mine workers union and St. Simons church. Funeral at St. John’s Cemetery.
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Albert Miller
Miller
Center Street
Montgomery Ming
Ha ‘Wag
Joseph Miller
Washington
Mary Fitzpatrick
Flora ‘Miller
Jake Piller
Saleman
Sey_moure
Frank Miller
Ambrosé Miller
St .Louis
Jos Miller
Henry Miller
Mine Workers’ Union
St. Simonsichurch
St. John's Cemetery
Printer-Engrossing Bill Sparks Conflict in Legislature
Governor Diurbin backs a bill to have Senate and House engrossing and enrolling done by the State printer in a special design. Clerks have failed to keep up through session, prompting a Senate resolution for extra staffing and a proposed penalty of up to 30 days to 4 months for noncompliance. The measure would cut clerk hours andface strong pushback from Representatives.
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Indianaposta
Diurbin
Miller
Senate
House
States-board
Shark Mart
Mentey
Miss Emma Carnahan Receives Warm Florida Letter
A letter to Miss Emma Carnahan in Sunny Florida from Jacksonville describes blooming roses, fragrant violets, plentiful oranges, and mild May-like weather. The writer recalls icy Indiana pavements, coastal sea breezes, and a longing to share Florida’s climate with friends back home.
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Diana
Florida
Dike D Leon
Hid
Amy
Tecan
Fife
Jacksonville
Ganette
Emma Carnahan
Robert Carnahan
Indiana
Atlantic
United
Plessant
Marriage Licenses and Railways Wage Debate Noted
A fragmented clipping discusses marriage licenses involving Arthur Strange and Grace Chandier among others and shifts to railways payroll costs. It notes railroads employ over 200,000, with wage increases driving industrial impact and broader economic welfare concerns.
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Lhée
Indre
Rand
Big haul lands youth in Vincennes jail on robbery charge
Henry Dellinger, about eighteen, of Campbell street, held in Knox county jail on a charge of beating a board bill and alleged robbery in Vincennes. The report recounts Dellinger’s December stay at a Wheatland boarding house, where he allegedly failed to mail letters containing checks valued around fifty dollars for Hulman Wholesale. Investigations trace missing cash and letters to him, with local legal changes relating to concealed weapon permits and penalties detailed in the article.
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Vincennes
Ind
Henry
Dellinger
Tenth
Bart Streets
Knox County
Wheatland
A.R. Causey
Hulman Wholesale Grocery Company
Terre Haute
Casey
Lytter
Hulman & Company
Thr¢Y
Petlinger
Washington Considers Local Baseball League Venture
Local fans discuss plans for a Princeton backed league in Washington. They expect eight strong team prospects for next summer and aim to secure a top amateur pitcher, build a season park west of the hops with a grandstand, and lease good ground prior to season start. Finances are being arranged by supporters who back the venture.
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Princeton
Washington
Aily
Iit
Government move seeks permit for dangerous weapon sales
A plan by Durbin, W L Taylor and Ipraxaranas proposes requiring buyers to apply to the county sheriff for a permit to possess items such as epistol knives, dirk knives, billy clubs, slingshots, and canes. The measure targets rapid advancement of weapon controls and outlines applicant age occupation and residence requirements.
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United States
Durbin
W.L. Taylor
Coal strike echoes and local notices across Indiana
Dozens plead guilty to vote selling in Nodamuer election, Judge Houghton fines and disfranchises for ten years. Wiers seeks a Weabtte building for Gelford funding. Washington news notes John H. Walch tours town with Southern Indiana Railway line plan. O’Hara trial in Cincinnati looms. Americus Hedden granted a $10 monthly pension. Local reports include a fever illness in Vincennes, Lutherans and parishes, and clerks at Smith & Winton’s drug store.
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Alartin County
Nodamuer
Eletion
Houghton
Naval power bill advances in Congress amid Sibley praise
Representative Wasson, a naval affairs committee member, pushes a bill to build three battleships, an armored cruiser, and three training ships. The debate highlights the Venezuela crisis context, the Dewey fleet, and the need for a stronger U.S. naval presence alongside growing global powers.
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Wasuixcox
Wasson
House
T. She Naval Bil
Anapolis
Annapolis
South America
American
Deweyt
Venezuela
Pacific
Germany
Liveryman Barnett Wins Treasury Horse Claim
Barnett of Fast Indiana Cavalry, Company W, received a treasury award for the loss of his horse in January 1864 during a skirmish in Arkansas. The value of the horse, about 140, was approved after prior rejection by two treasury controllers. The long-pending claim reflects wartime horse losses adjudicated in many similar cases.
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Barnett
Treasury Department
Indiana Cavalry
Kile
Arkansas
Treasury
Flora Woman Dies From Injuries After Ice Accident
Mrs. G. W. Robinson of Flora Michigan died at home from injuries suffered when she fell on an icy pavement Monday. Relatives Rae Robinson and Filman Rodarmel rushed to Flora after a telegram from Washington announced the accident. Mrs. Robinson, a well known local resident, is mother to engineer Rae Robinson of the West End and to Mrs. Filman Rodarmel.
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G. W. Robinson
Flora
Washington
Rae Robinson
Filman Rodarmer
West, End
Firman "Roedarmiel
Robinson
Rodarmel
iFlora
Quiet title suit filed in Muncie liquor house case
Hillis RK and Haciedarn represent Hillis in a quiet title action against Cherry i seeking ownership of a liquor house in Muncie. Heffernan and Mattingly are attorneys for the plaintiff. The bid from Muncie and intended sale are noted in the filing.
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Cherry i
Muncie
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