Faultine Miller
Jan. 22, 1871-Jan. 8, 1925
Niles Daily Star, Friday, January 9, 1925, page 1, col. 5, microfilm Niles District Library
Faultine Miller Dies Suddenly Of Heart Trouble
Word was received in Niles last evening of the sudden death of Faultine Miller, 54, a former well known resident of this city for many years. Mr. Miller was on a street car in Chicago last evening when he dropped dead of heart disease. He had been employed for several years in Chicago by the Michigan Central Railroad company.
Mr. Miller is survived by a widow, one son, Walter, and one daughter, Eva, all at home; also by two brothers and two sisters, who are: Edward Miller, 1109 N. Front street, Mrs. Ambrose Mather, 510 Sycamore street, and Mrs. Ambrose Davis, 1212 Phoenix street of Niles, and William who lives in Wisconsin. The deceased was born in Germany but came to Niles with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Miller, and grew to manhood here.
Edward Miller and Mrs. Mather went to Chicago this morning in response to the message, while the other relatives waited to learn the funeral arrangements, as it is probable the body will be brought to Niles for burial.
Niles Daily Star, Monday, January 12, 1925, page 4, col. 1, microfilm Niles District Library
Body Brought Here
The body of Faultine Miller was brought to Niles from Chicago this afternoon on Michigan Central train No. 10, and was taken directly to Silver Brook cemetery for burial. Accompanying the body to Niles were the widow and two children of the deceased, also Mrs. Ambrose Mather of Niles, a sister of Mr. Miller, and other friends, including the pallbearers. Edward Miller and Mrs. A. Davis, brother and sister of the deceased, and other relatives and friends met the funeral party here. The funeral services were conducted at the home in Chicago by the reader of the Christian Science church, of which the deceased was a member.