Manual of the State of West Virginia (1907-08), p. 126:
[ALEX McVEIGH MILLER (Republican), who represented the Ninth Senatorial District in the State Senate at the session of the Legislature of 1907, is a native of West Virginia, and was educated in the public schools of the State. He has been elected to the Senate from the Ninth District three times, and is one of the most influential men of that body. At the session of 1907, he served as chairman of the committee on Taxation and Finance, and was a member of the following committees: On Roads and Navigation, on Public Buildings and Humane Institutions, on Public Printing, and on Public Library.]
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Monday, October 8, 1917, page 4
Alderson News
Alderson, Oct 6. - The ashes of Alex McV Miller, who died in June at Santa Barbara, Cal, were buried on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the family plot in Greenbrier cemetery after the usual services at the grave by Rev Dr Forbell. Senator Miller requested that his remains be cremated and his wishes were carried out. The ashes arrived here some time ago and were placed in possession of Undertaker Lobban, as the family did not wish anyone to know the ashes were here nor did they desire it known that they would be buried here. The ashes were enclosed in a copper box about 8 inches square, and this box Undertaker Lobban enclosed in a stout wooden box, carrying the ashes in the outside coverings to the cemetery. There were present at the ceremony the widow, Mrs Geo Argabite of Lewisburg, sister of the deceased, and her daughter Rose, Miss Bettie Alderson and Mrs Nora Pack, half-sisters of the deceased, Miss Maggie Alley and Mrs Wm Alcott.
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[ALEX McVEIGH MILLER (Republican), who represented the Ninth Senatorial District in the State Senate at the session of the Legislature of 1907, is a native of West Virginia, and was educated in the public schools of the State. He has been elected to the Senate from the Ninth District three times, and is one of the most influential men of that body. At the session of 1907, he served as chairman of the committee on Taxation and Finance, and was a member of the following committees: On Roads and Navigation, on Public Buildings and Humane Institutions, on Public Printing, and on Public Library.]
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Monday, October 8, 1917, page 4
Alderson News
Alderson, Oct 6. - The ashes of Alex McV Miller, who died in June at Santa Barbara, Cal, were buried on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the family plot in Greenbrier cemetery after the usual services at the grave by Rev Dr Forbell. Senator Miller requested that his remains be cremated and his wishes were carried out. The ashes arrived here some time ago and were placed in possession of Undertaker Lobban, as the family did not wish anyone to know the ashes were here nor did they desire it known that they would be buried here. The ashes were enclosed in a copper box about 8 inches square, and this box Undertaker Lobban enclosed in a stout wooden box, carrying the ashes in the outside coverings to the cemetery. There were present at the ceremony the widow, Mrs Geo Argabite of Lewisburg, sister of the deceased, and her daughter Rose, Miss Bettie Alderson and Mrs Nora Pack, half-sisters of the deceased, Miss Maggie Alley and Mrs Wm Alcott.
Contributor: Anonymous (50006409)
Manual of the State of West Virginia (1907-08), p. 126:
[ALEX McVEIGH MILLER (Republican), who represented the Ninth Senatorial District in the State Senate at the session of the Legislature of 1907, is a native of West Virginia, and was educated in the public schools of the State. He has been elected to the Senate from the Ninth District three times, and is one of the most influential men of that body. At the session of 1907, he served as chairman of the committee on Taxation and Finance, and was a member of the following committees: On Roads and Navigation, on Public Buildings and Humane Institutions, on Public Printing, and on Public Library.]
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Monday, October 8, 1917, page 4
Alderson News
Alderson, Oct 6. - The ashes of Alex McV Miller, who died in June at Santa Barbara, Cal, were buried on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the family plot in Greenbrier cemetery after the usual services at the grave by Rev Dr Forbell. Senator Miller requested that his remains be cremated and his wishes were carried out. The ashes arrived here some time ago and were placed in possession of Undertaker Lobban, as the family did not wish anyone to know the ashes were here nor did they desire it known that they would be buried here. The ashes were enclosed in a copper box about 8 inches square, and this box Undertaker Lobban enclosed in a stout wooden box, carrying the ashes in the outside coverings to the cemetery. There were present at the ceremony the widow, Mrs Geo Argabite of Lewisburg, sister of the deceased, and her daughter Rose, Miss Bettie Alderson and Mrs Nora Pack, half-sisters of the deceased, Miss Maggie Alley and Mrs Wm Alcott.
Contributor: Anonymous (50006409)
[ALEX McVEIGH MILLER (Republican), who represented the Ninth Senatorial District in the State Senate at the session of the Legislature of 1907, is a native of West Virginia, and was educated in the public schools of the State. He has been elected to the Senate from the Ninth District three times, and is one of the most influential men of that body. At the session of 1907, he served as chairman of the committee on Taxation and Finance, and was a member of the following committees: On Roads and Navigation, on Public Buildings and Humane Institutions, on Public Printing, and on Public Library.]
The Hinton Daily News and Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Monday, October 8, 1917, page 4
Alderson News
Alderson, Oct 6. - The ashes of Alex McV Miller, who died in June at Santa Barbara, Cal, were buried on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the family plot in Greenbrier cemetery after the usual services at the grave by Rev Dr Forbell. Senator Miller requested that his remains be cremated and his wishes were carried out. The ashes arrived here some time ago and were placed in possession of Undertaker Lobban, as the family did not wish anyone to know the ashes were here nor did they desire it known that they would be buried here. The ashes were enclosed in a copper box about 8 inches square, and this box Undertaker Lobban enclosed in a stout wooden box, carrying the ashes in the outside coverings to the cemetery. There were present at the ceremony the widow, Mrs Geo Argabite of Lewisburg, sister of the deceased, and her daughter Rose, Miss Bettie Alderson and Mrs Nora Pack, half-sisters of the deceased, Miss Maggie Alley and Mrs Wm Alcott.
Contributor: Anonymous (50006409)
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