Runaway Coal Car Smashes Passenger Coach Near Clearwater
A coal car ran loose from the Louisville and Nashville line and struck a passenger coach two miles from Clearwater, causing a deadly wreck. Motorman J. Oldman was killed, and conductor A. D. Hill and an extra man were among the injured. eight people were aboard the fated car. Rescue and hospital efforts followed as officials inspected the scene and vowed swift action to aid victims.
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Augusta-Alicen
Clearwater
Votwoetta Reniliar
J. & Oldman
Felix Boddle
Vie City
Broad Atreet
W. Cheaham
McGormid
A. W. Ribforts
Augusta
Wnd
A. D. Hill
Vary
Motormus
Exexbra
Alwade Athlogon
Long
Troy
G. Quad Ie A. Kentnes
Knoxville
Teng
Loulkville and
Nastville
Horne
Che
Jan Med
Loony
Cheatham
Neighbood
Witten
W. A. Doughty
James Ji. Moregan
Goodrich
Praylor
Purke
Miss Menby
Spectal
A.A. Whitmore
Condintior Gay
Negro
Louisville Pail
Nashville Railroad
Howind
Tle
Jampit
Atrenpre
Clarewater
Ian Moldmin
Ghorlugtor Jil
Great Battle in Korean Straits With Japanese Victory Claims
A chaotic telegram flood asserts Japanese victory over Russia in the Korea Straits. Reports claim ships sunk or disabled, including Borodino, with Russian squadrons scattered and communications restricted. Tokyo and Shanghai sources add conflicting details amid wartime censorship.
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Rujestvensky
Straits of
Coron
Nagasaki
State Department
Washington
Aiata Department
Munde
Lvey
Kiren
Saburday
Miou Tringtuu
Fisrmann
Vantuan Peninsulg
Carte
Uae
Ugar
Sea of Japan
Japan
Pio
Papasutee
Ita
Ita Oubaon
St. Patersburg
Graps Apency
Shanghai
Prom
Annoupdine Bhaba Naval
Chefoy
Simaphal
Thie Harbor
Furktiaryina
Korea
Rojestvensky
Fey
Port Arthur
Josses
Fost
Lie Jupancay
Norodian
Toklo
London Daily Mail
Tokio
Polock
Rosentvensky
London Morning Post
Pekin
Tau 14
Borodino
Ebeen Bunk
Tsington
Ander
Straits of Korea
Lsland
Oklo
Restitution and a Conscience Fund In Treasury Lore
The article recounts a mythic “Conscience Fund” where guilty parties allegedly restore stolen funds to the U S government. It notes past contributions of 12 000 and 14 225 15 from consuls and donors, describes letters from repentant sinners and the Treasury and Post Office handling, mentions Secretary Shaw and the Conscience Fund division, and cites historical examples from Madison to Harrison with various motives and oddities.
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Guilby
Ain Ninge
Treasury Department
New York Tribune
Helleva
Sam
Washington
Canadense Bund
Mfc
Publica
Capine
Madison
Bane
Sodaa
Ory
Shaw
Kreannry
India
Rendar
Colton
Cal
al Boy
Sap Jacinta
Gal
Tyne
United States
Conut
Patrick Collins An. Louion
Secretary of the Treasury
Rav
Baril
St Gila Obuick
Hogath
Collins
United Bunts
Bredsky
Miles
White House
Clevelandy
Shireen
Harrison
al Urat
Turelyad
Lretsary Department
Lwill
Treasury
Tuwle
Cavalry Raid Report From Front Lines
A derailed dispatch describes a World War action led by General Mixtvenko with South Caucasian and Trans-Taikal forces. May 7 saw a clash to repel a southern advance, with an attack on a depot, telegraph lines, and enemy formations. Prisoners, captured Japanese units, and casualties are noted amid road blocks and riverbank engagements, followed by a return march and continued operations.
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Ger
Michobwilea
Toy
Lidl
Mixtvhenko
Sinlodutennunn
Palananrad
Tloimun-fulfudey Road
Fuchine Guna
Rusailie
Japitield
Ms Allhene
Bwu Pagchilare Juris
Revo
Anil
Southern Parliament Opens Amid Racial Tone and Labor Talk
A Southern Industrial Parliament opened in Washington with delegates from the South and major cities. Gov. Glenn of North Carolina urged equal rights for Black and white workers while denouncing Northern immigration depictions of the South. The session stressed fiber of cotton, iron, timber, and labor needs, warning against sectional strife and urging settlement improvements. An unrelated local crime note followed detailing a dynamite-filled shoe heel found in Indiana and a Paris police arrest in a theft case.
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Washington, D. C
Ideaa
South
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
West
District of Columbia
McFarland
Glenn
North Carolina
Vos
Juan Mously
Farao
Lila
Ratironde
Horer
Fala
United States
Lisa Ayer
Nara¢Y
Ulysses
Grant
Raberd
Leo
Militia Shakeup Cuts Cavalry in State Guard Units
Governor Heyward orders disbanding several cavalry troops and reformations to reduce the force while preserving some units under reserve. The German Artillery of Charleston and the Charleston Light Dragoons are retained in honor as reserve eligible, with mixed infantry and colored company changes. Fire follows a separate unrelated incident near Spartanburg and a large stock yard fire causes substantial losses.
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Wirst Cavalry
Edgefield
Birst
Panola
Wirst
Packsville
Irst
Hutonville
Linys
Wirat
Sampit
First Infantry
Greenwood
Morvan
Clifton
Qumpiny H
Port Motte
Ghareaton
St Stephens
Dhira Infantry
Biahdoville
Mullins Guards
Chareesbon
Sopspauy
Benue ‘Art
Morgan R Fs
Jose A Lee
Pure Mytte
Gennan Artillery
Charleston
Gallaot Gao
Joh A. Wagner
Glad Beeen
Ragerves
Charleston Light Dragoons
Bhemibal Organizations In Thy Order Published Wriday, the Adjutant General
Jyufield
Waite Hull
Guongatown
Gonwily
Jedburg
Firgs
New York Auto Crash Kills Teen Chauffeur
A nine year old and a teen were killed in a New York City auto crash after a crowd gathered near the scene. A chauffeur identified as K604 drove a vehicle into bystanders while attempting to flee. The incident occurred Wednesday morning as onlookers watched.
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Ted
New York
James Jorial
Wilon-Werd
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