Louisville train wreck backs into yards. deaths reported
A Knoxville bound passenger train derailed in Louisville backing into the yards, killing several and injuring many. Officials name two identified victims, with others unlisted, as crews work to identify the unmapped injured and clear the wreckage on Seventh and Hill streets amid a late May storm.
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Toulavitla
Knoxville
Iron
Hewardby
Takemag
Stantnra
William Pruitt
Lebanom
Unsley
Plock Farm
Coroder
Harris Kelley
Louisville
Magnolia Etreet
Bagenga
Nortonville
Efr Tia
Utnhure
Petsen
Brankar
The Gay Against Luxuries Debate on Wealth and Liberty
Fragmented prose argues against luxury as a symptom of national decay. The speaker links wealth to moral hazard and asserts liberty improves material conditions, while warning against excessive comforts undermining discipline and virtue. The piece contrasts modern prosperity with ancient austerity and laments indulgence.
Western Federation of Miners opens thirteenth convention
Denver Colorado May 26 nearly 100 delegates attend the opening session of the Western Federation of Miners thirteenth annual convention. J C Williams of Grasa Valley Idaho acts as president and Myers Moyer and Haywood are discussed for reelection amid calls for loyalty to the Working class. The gathering includes protests over prosecutions and plans for future organizational actions.
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Denver
Cab
Western Federation of Miners
J. C. Wiliams
Grasa Valley
Gni
Federation
Bulle, Bien
Thirtees Yeula
Tbis
Charles H.moyer
Witson D. Haysood
Idaho
Tela
Stounenverg
Moyer
Haywood
Frank J. Pulser
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
Willan
Secretars Heywood
George A. Fogle
Boise
Com.piletty
Tim
X Committee
Canadian Immigration Scan Sparks Official Clarifications
A Canadian government inquiry into immigration policy prompts statements from officials denying direct involvement in certain representations. The high commissioner and foreign secretary address concerns about the Canada UK relations and the United Mine Workers issue, noting no personal or official complicity. Meanwhile other reports reference regional tensions, public health concerns, and ongoing labor matters in May.
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Tohn
Moone
Prish Rationaiter
Ale Wolton
Taira Biratheana
Calonix
Annaelty
Ranada
Aulijeet
Change of Venue in Mining Federation Meeting
Fragmented report notes a venue change tied to a mining federation event. Mentions Dr Moser and Serre, with reference to W. D. Shyy and Ex gesive Corauninvennan Ce Ay Permeane. Western Federation of Miners is referenced amid unclear scheduling details.
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Abbas
Moser
Slaves Flee Underground Den in Shaking City Tale
A Philadelphia despatch reports Chinese girls forced from an underground den during a major quake in Sol, with captors moving them eastward. Investigators in Philadelphia and New York pursue the abductors as several are believed transported and some have vanished.
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Chicsco
Philadelphis
Chinere
North Phidailethis
New York
McCURDY COMING BACK TO AMERICA AFTER ABSENCE
Thel Richard A. McCurdy former president of the Mutual Insurance company will return to the United States in about seven weeks. He left to defend charges connected to his former firm and will resume his duties amid a possible resumed legal action. He travels with his wife and aunt and awaits formal custody of legal matters through Attorney De Pancey Nankt.
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New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Shetual Insurance Company
Hia
Ada
Hlere
Dietriel
Juronic
McCurdy
Cherhourg
Sitdalaw
de Pancey
Semenville Pst
Mr. Meturiy
de Lantey Nicoll
Purify Politica. May 24 Election Record and House Vote
Wald text reports on political actions at the Wall of Representatives of Mest Viveiiin. It notes decrees for pacetigat and a favorable res tr on election express vie git am latiorte mesnufo. The item mentions celebratory events for party members and outlines a process affecting con greeantsy.
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Wolinetan
Louse Cotendee
Pacetigat
Taleo
Tigaens
Eleelion
Yawls Start Again as Alexander Greig Dead
Alexander Greig, 43, longtime executive and later financier, died of apoplexy while inilanapalis, after arriving in New York for treatment. He led a career spanning Peileray Enion aurdsy company, Texas banks, and the National Society, then anchored the Texan Trust Mapany. His death follows a period of illness and public notice of probate in New York on March 818.
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New York
Slesander
Inilanapalis
Koceral
Peileray Enion Aurdsy Company
Taylung
Greig
Anf
Agate
Farvive
Oren
Momaarrinl
Ubianiteta
Topeka Foundries Reach Open Shop Pact With Union
May 22 Topeka foundries reached an agreement with the National Founders Association. The pact requires open shop operations, with employers promising fair wages and timely employment. Former workers may be rehired under the accord, while the union signals ongoing negotiations.
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Tepot
Ban
Fve
Topeka Foundries
Nation 4
Aatociaden
Foundriea
Topeks
Government moves to punish those involved in Johnson lynching
Washington May 23 The government acts to punish those responsible for the Chattanooga Tenn lynching of Ed Johnson on January 19. Attorney General Moody files information seeking contempt of court sanctions and orders to show cause why defendants should not be punished for defying court orders and attempting to thwart due process.
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Washington
Punich
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Johoson
Tipo
United States Supreme Court
Prient Court of the United States
Tennessee
Aupeamh
Moody Bled
Ito
Fale
Simportis
Aod
Councel
Supreme Court
John F. Shipp
Jamilton Eounty
Johmson
Charecy
Chattanoogs
Johnson
Sher
Wscal
Sherrit Gibson
United States
Shipp
Nelzner
Americ
Reneral
Aeferiany
Buying in cheap markets and political opposition
The item reports on debates over a canal project and park land in Maryland with Senator Ragner opposing the proposal. The piece references general principles and reflects a stance against the Moonlight plan, noting reactions and alleged impacts on state affairs.
Railroad Franchise Tax Decision By State Supreme Court
The state supreme court today ruled on the tax case involving a railroad franchise sale price issue. The decision addresses the legality of taxation under the New York system and its impact on the railway company and state revenue.
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Washinton
New York
Hull Bailvia
Eise Geem
Decidit & Tae
Siren Court
Tate
King Alfonso Leads Decorated Madrid Auto Parade
In Madrid on May 28 crowds filled the streets for a royal automobile parade honoring King Alfonso XIII and Princess Victoria Eugenie. The royal party rode in carriages, with the king and queen receiving parliament members later in the palace grounds. The scene included reviews and a park drive, ending as the king spotted a gamekeeper and fired a cue. A U S envoy, Mr. Whiteridge, was set to arrive tonight. Nearby, a homicide in Nagaville, Missouri left Robert Michel Test dead and Ed ward Rinke wounded, suspected over romantic rivalries.
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Madrid
Biay
Altonto
Vice
Ferdinand
Isabelle
Parada
Victoria
Palace Park
Mr. Whiteridge
Reignight
Rebels Spread in Korea Amid Volatile Tensions
Reports from Toko May 26 describe unrest as rebels seize areas in Korea while government forces reinforce to quell the revolt. Japanese observers note growing resistance and the authorities pledge decisive action to restore order.
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Korea
Chicago group forms for local self government rights
A new organization called the United ynolatier for Marcal Self Government formed here aims to secure laws granting towns broad powers over local matters. The meeting echoed broader protests against Tar permits and featured members from Bohemian, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish, and other communities seeking regional authority.
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Chicago
United Ynolatier
Marcal
Rinja Hesletaire
Suminy Obaceynnier Amt Serial
Pawalar Tegrattan
Iet
Michigan
Gasto
Mamhera
Bohemian
Dawisa
Halisa
Gwkes
Fresneas
Ar Mont Msregard
Altontet
President Misuses Power Claims Prompt Senate Action
Washington reports Senate investigation into alleged presidential abuse of power. Lawmakers demand accountability as questions mount about the executive branch. Details remain unclear due to garbled source text.
Railroads and people in distant places noted
Fragmented OCR text references railroads, a court, and various names and places. It mentions years, locations like Shibengas, and phrases about travel or travel routes. The readable content is garbled with mis-spellings and lacks a clear single event or date.
Prominent figures pledge funds for juvenile reform and botanical studies
Fragmentary report notes Dr Crawford Jackson chairing a Central Juvenile Reformatory committee in Atlanta and plans for a major donation. It mentions John D. Rockefeller Jr. and a $1,090,000 gift for related initiatives, with条件 that funds be distributed across the South and North.
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Chicara
New Orleans
Crawford Jackson
Central Juvenile Reolectory Bomletion
Atlanta
New Orleana
Dong D. Rockafsder
Rofarsuinlores
Lila
President Threat Stirs Debate Over Meat Inspection Amendment
In a Washington conference at the White House, President presses for a meat inspection amendment amid opposition from packers and lawmakers. Senator Dever Ange and Yale experts discuss the issue, with Carter outlining the administration’s stance that Uncle Sam should fund inspections. Opponents fear high costs and stockholders’ losses, while Carter argues a strong federal inspection is needed to curb abuses.
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Washington, Bay
White Hoosa
Avery
Feoasor
Raverblac
Walto
Skahl
Decorated the Graves at Sea Era Expedition Memorial
In New York a ceremony honored the Arctic unity expedition crew. After a prayer and a poem by Mining Trustee Wrench, a memorial plaque was placed at a coastal cemetery. Participants included Jolneil, Crom, Netanns, Huanta, and leaders of the Naval Order.
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New York
Say
Arctic Unity
Aserelaes Vraterdag
Mien
Trista
Lang
Fla Renee
Whlint
Hels Gles
Anihang Bishi
Sietmik Fedele
Wounds Reported After Nightclub Stabbing in New York
A chaotic scene unfolded in Brooklyn as a stabbing left multiple people wounded. Police moved quickly to secure the area while witnesses described a tense confrontation ending in injuries and a stampede-like exit from the venue.
Protests Against Retention of Fired Moo In Senate Hearing
May petitions from multiple states against retention of a fired official were presented in the U S Senate. Messages cited support from women and residents of Minnesota, Indiana, North Carolina, and other states, with signers listed by senators and readers noting ongoing reception of petitions throughout the week.
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Workington
Senate
Ovary Tate
Ginn
Indiana
Genontor Hemenway
Denturized Alcohol Debate Moves Forward in Session
The House debated proposed amendments to the denture alcohol bill today on motion by Mr. Rays, author of the bill, with the president presiding. The noisy session focused on the bill’s wording and potential adjustments to its scope.
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Washington
Onda
Rayos
N.V
Hla Nigmeinras
No Cure for Socialism In Iowa Senator's Speech
A New York May 25 telegraph column reports Benatar Dolliver of Iowa attacking socialists who promise a cure for all woes. He derides labor conflicts and calls for virtue and self reliance. Dolliver warns against government reliance and suggests extreme penalties for those who depend on state aid.
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New York
Benatar Dolliver
Iowa
St, M. GA
Inbor
Enphyl
Pwlich
Gallswads
GC Peblié
Joplin Savings Bank Closed by State Examiners
Joplin May 23 The Joplin Savings Bank was closed this morning by state examiners Wade and Cook under instructions from the secretary of state. Deposits stood around 84, co capital 19,060. Superintendent W. Carne, president, issued a statement pledging to pay every depositor in full. The failure stemmed from repairs and circulation issues relating to the bank’s condition.
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Joplin
Joplin Save Ings
Siase
Wade
Cook
Auperyara Amma
W. Carne
Allies Move To Avenge Attack As Carrier Heads North
Washington reports the cruiser Columbia with supt arry arrived at Colan to May. Marblehead class on route to the lashmus of Parama aml should reach Dene today. The calling is that the cruiser from Punta Arenas Costa Rica. Bare Ama yesterday, Authority the Mathletwul carries only a ware ship of Taunuts as en dot ada total strength 19 a land movement against any rev. Alilinnit. The peace will offer protection art Fihaita factor and the cagetal city will be the Wits republic.
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Parama Aml
Dene
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