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	Casey Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jones' wife, Janie Brady Jones, died in 1958 at the age of 92.
		Jones hated the last line of the ballad, which said "..go to bed children and hush your cryin', cause you got another papa on the Salt Lake Line." She said she never had any thought of remarrying.
		Casey Jones is mentioned several times in "April the 14th" and "Ruination Day," songs on Gillian Welch's album Time (The Revelator), released in 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Casey_Jones (1134 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Casey Jones
		Casey Jones is a folksong hero based on accounts of John Luther Jones, a railroad man. The song was written by his fireman, Wallace Sanders.
		Jones was killed in a railroad disaster in Yazoo County, just north of Vaughan, Mississippi, in 1900.
		Casey Jones was also the name of a character from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Casey-Jones (2649 words)

	Casey Jones
		On the last day of April [1928] occurs the 28th anniversary of the death of Casey Jones, probably the most famous of a long line of locomotive engineer heroes who have died at their post of duty, one hand on the whistle and the other on the airbrake lever.
		Casey Jones was known far and wide among railroad men, for his peculiar skill with a locomotive whistle.
		When they took Casey's body from the wreckage (old 638 had plowed through the cars and caboose and turned over on her side a short distance beyond) they found one hand on the whistle cord, the other on the air-brake lever.
	blueslyrics.tripod.com /dictionary/casey_jones.htm (1085 words)

	The Ballad of Casey Jones
		Jones spent much of her life refuting some of the vulgar references other versions made about her husband.
		That the man at the throttle was Casey Jones.
		Casey Jones, with the whistle in his hand.
	www.trainweb.org /caseyjones/song.html (613 words)

	Casey Jones Accident Report
		Reports received to date indicate that Engineer Jones of the passenger train, who lost his life in the accident, was alone responsible for the accident as train No. 83 which was obstructing the main track at Vaughan sawing by train No.
		Engineer Jones was promoted to position of engineer in February, l900, and had a reasonably good record, not having been disciplined for the past three years.
		Fireman Webb states that after talking with Jones, he stepped down to the deck to put in a fire; and just as he was in the act of stooping for the shovel, he heard the explosion of the torpedo.
	www.sdrm.org /faqs/caseyjones/caseywreck.html (765 words)

	Casey Jones
		In their prime, the Casey Jones programs, especially his noontime Lunch With Casey, were the most popular children's shows, not only in the Twin Cities but throughout Minnesota and surrounding states where WTCN was available over cable systems.
		The Casey Jones character was created and portrayed by 26-year-old Roger Awsumb, a former disc jockey who had been working as an announcer, camera operator, and floor director at WMIN-TV.
		Within minutes after Casey announced during his show that he would be going off the air at the end of the week, the station's switchboard was jammed with protesting calls.
	www.pavekmuseum.org /casey.html (1491 words)

	Casey Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Casey Jones is a folksong hero based on accounts of John Jones a railroad man. The song was written by fireman Wallace Sanders.
		Joe Hill used Jones as an anti-hero in song "Casey Jones the union scab" later by Utah Phillips.
		Casey Jones and the other characters are so believable.
	www.freeglossary.com /Casey_Jones (430 words)

	Artcom Museums Tour: Historic Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum, Jackson TN
		The goal of the celebration is introduce the Casey Jones legend to those who do not know it and to reintroduce the legend to those already familiar with it.
		In addition, the Casey Jones story and anniversary will be the focal point for a major media blitz in the German, Austrian and Swiss travel markets in February 2000.
		The year 2000 is the 100th anniversary of the legend of Casey Jones, the gallant engineer whose story is embedded in folklore the world over.
	www.artcom.com /museums/newones/38305.htm (1041 words)

	Casey Jones Page
		Casey must unravel the tangled loyalties of N.C. politics, puzzle out the contradictions of Southern feminism, and dodge everything from cross-bows to irate mothers in her search to find the real killer -- all while juggling boyfriends and contemplating new objects of her fickle and frequently bestowed affections.
		When Casey Jones takes the case of a woman on death row who has allegedly killed her cop husband and is due to die for her crime in four weeks time, Casey sets herself at odds with her hometown police force and at odds with some of her most personal friends.
		In brief, Casey is forced to investigate a series of rapes and murders on the Duke campus when she becomes embroiled in a nasty civil suit filed against a mentally-disabled female client.
	www.katymunger.com /CaseyJones.html (1141 words)

	Casey Jones in TutorGig Encyclopedia
		As a boy growing up in Cayce, Kentucky (which is pronounced "Casey"), Johnathan Luther "Casey" Jones had an obsession with trains.
		It is believed that because Jones stayed to slow the train, he saved the passengers from injury and possible death.
		An American TV series named Casey Jones, loosely based on his life, was made in 1958 starring Alan Hale Jr.
	www.tutorgig.com /ed/Casey_Jones (862 words)

	Dumb Baby \| Mysterious Connections Between The White Power Ranger and Casey Jones
		Casey Jones tired of the ruff n tuff lifestyle of a New York vigilante gets on his motorcycle and drives for a sight seeing trip in Maine.
		Casey Jones of course intervenes on the girl’s behalf.
		Casey Jones starts off and is doing well, but Dolph Lundgren uses some of his dirty tricks to slow Casey down.
	www.dumbbaby.net /a/032.shtml (922 words)

	Casey Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jones was a native of Tennessee who became an engineer on the Illinois Midwest and Central Railroad line during the late 1800s.
		The life of Casey Jones was also the subject of a Disney short subject called "The Brave Engineer" scored by Ken Darby.
		[aka: "Casey Jones"; aka: "The Brave Engineer"; This THEME was a folk ballad originally composed by fl "engine wiper" Wallace Saunders of Mississippi, about his friend and co- worker, the real-life train engineer hero John Luther "Casey" Jones.
	www.classicthemes.com /50sTVThemes/themePages/caseyJones.html (292 words)

	Bad to the Bone (Casey Jones Mysteries) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In this book Casey has funny things to say and one of my personal favorites was when Bill Butler said to her, "Casey you are just like a train wreck." Her response back is why do you think they call me Casey Jones.
		Casey feels sorry for this woman who calls herself Tawny, but when she does some investigating and also finds the little girl she begins to wonder if Tawny is really who she says she is. lt;pgt;Casey is drawn into a murder case where Tawnys ex husband is accused of killing the lover of Tawny.
		When Casey is paid with a bad check from Tawny she starts to believe that maybe the ex husband is being set up and with Casey on the case, you know things are going to start happening.
	www.mystery-thriller.com /Bad_to_the_Bone_Casey_Jones_Mysteries_0380800640.html (456 words)

	Murray County News
		The Casey Jones State Trail was the first state trail originally authorized in the late 1960's by the Legislature.
		An open house to discuss future development and management of the Casey Jones State Trail will be held Tuesday, December 2, in Currie at the Community Center from 7:00 p.m.
		This informal meeting sponsored by the Department of Natural Resources and the Friends of the Casey Jones State Trail is a repeat of the two open houses held on November 5, in Lake Wilson and Pipestone.
	www.murraycountynews.net /default.asp?storyid=13540&secid=105 (585 words)

	Eulogy Recordings
		With songs straight from the heart, and sometimes with a dose of humor, CXJ prides themselves on being a band that has no problem letting the rest of the world know how they have chosen to live their lives.
		Casey Jones was originally started as a side project by current and ex-members of Evergreen Terrace.
		Casey Jones have been seen on tour with such bands as Kids Like Us, Evergreen Terrace, Until The End, Caliban, Scars of Tomorrow, and many more.
	www.eulogyrecordings.com /artists.php?band=1010 (178 words)

	Casey jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Start the Casey jones article or add a request for it.
		Look for "Casey jones" in Wiktionary, our sister dictionary project.
		Look for "Casey jones" in the Wikimedia Commons, our repository for free images, music, sound, and video.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/casey_jones (168 words)

	Casey Jones Character Profile
		Casey Jones is considered a major character in the Mirage and Image series.
		Casey's appearance in the cartoon was rare, and when we did see him, he was almost identical to the action figure mass produced in the 80s.
		Casey Jones is an angry young man who needs to teach purse-snatching punks a lesson.
	www.mikeystmnt.com /characters/profiles/casey.htm (721 words)

	Casey Jones Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Casey said they were called the dynamic duo because their playing together was so tight.
		Casey Jones has that ability to bring out the best in his audience; he easily gets the crowd involved in the show with his warm personality and friendly stage presence.
		Casey Jones has one of those versatile voices that allows him to sing just about any style of music and do it well, especially R&B and blues.
	www.mnblues.com /review/caseyjones.html (1082 words)

	The Annotated "Casey Jones"
		Casey, according to the accounts, was very unlikely to have been high on anything, however, being a teetotaler "in the days when abstinence was rare," (loc.
		The original song memorializing Casey Jones was written a few days after the accident by, Jones' friend Wallace Saunders, an African American engine wiper.
		In reference to Casey Jones' whistle, the song "Freight Train Boogie" contains this line: He woke everybody up along the line, oh Lord how the man made the whistle whine." This line is from Doc Watson's version.
	arts.ucsc.edu /GDead/AGDL/kcj.html (1375 words)

	Lunch with Casey - Casey Jones Lyrics
		This song was reportedly written by Wallace Saunders, who was supposed to be a friend of the real Casey Jones.
		Just to hear the news that her Casey was dying.
		All Casey Jones material is © Roger Awsumb and used by permission.
	www.lunchwithcasey.com /casey_jones.html (344 words)

	Meet Casey Jones
		We are introduced to Casey Jones in his apartment as he watches the reports of crime on his TV sets.
		At first Raph stays on the sidelines believing that Casey is doing a good job, but when Casey goes a little extreme in his punishment methods, Raph steps in to keep things in perspective.
		Casey takes offense at being interrupted and he and Raph end up going at each other tooth and nail.
	www.ninjaturtles.com /cartoon/2003/synopses/04.html (550 words)

	Casey Jones: A Tennessee Railroad Story from American Folklore
		Casey Jones, that heroic railroad engineer of the Cannonball, was known as the man who always brought the train in on time.
		The fireman made it out alive, but Casey Jones died in the wreck, one hand on the brake and one on the whistle chord.
		The Ballad of Casey Jones is still sung today.
	www.americanfolklore.net /folktales/tn2.html (292 words)

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		Casey Jones was a real man. He was an engineer for a train called the Cannonball Express.
		Casey knew the Cannonball Express was going to crash into the back of the train ahead of him.
		Casey could have jumped out of the train to save himself, but he bravely stayed in the train.
	www.cstone.net /~bcp/K/KMLit.htm (471 words)

	Casey Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		I have been giving a quantity of historical information about the Victorian Railways Casey Jones cars so I have decided to devote a page to them as my offer to pass the data over to another site was not taken up.
		The car pictured is an example of a plagiarised version of the 'Casey Jones' model 531 originally built by the North Western Motor Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin USA and fitted with a 4hp ball bearing 2 stroke engine and T model holly carb.
		The 'KS was renamed the '6W' and the 'K' the '8W' - the 'W' for Wisconsin as was common practice by the VR.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~speeder/casey.htm (746 words)

	Casey Jones
		Jones, Casey, 1864–1900, American locomotive engineer celebrated in ballad and song, probably b.
		He was famous among railroad men for his boast that he always brought his train in on schedule and for his peculiar skill with a locomotive whistle.
		The Casey Jones school of politics: Republican freshmen are wary of compromise.(Congress members)
	www.infoplease.com /cgi-bin/id/A0826558 (273 words)

	Casey Jones
		Casey's got a real mouth on her, and she's more than willing to get into someone's face.
		However, since her "official" boss Bobby D. (picture Jabba the Hutt with a southern drawl) rarely moves at all, Casey does all the investigating.
		Casey's dialogue is a hoot, saltier than Lot's wife, and a lot more fun.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /jones_c.html (359 words)

	Casey Jones
		There are several songs about Casey Jones, the famous railway man of the Illinois Central.
		Flagmen were sent to warn Jones, but for unknown reasons, he was unaware of the problem until it was too late.
		The first Casey Jones ballad was written by Wallace Saunders, Casey's African-American engine wiper.
	www.contemplator.com /america/casyjones.html (456 words)

	"Casey Jones" (1957) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		from U.S.A. "Casey Jones" was a first-run syndicated half-hour western series that ran during the '58-'59 television season and was a folksy, gentler family western series as opposed to some of the more violent adult westerns on the air during the late '50's and early '60's.
		The series featured some of the same types of plots as other westerns of the time such as train robbers, vandals, etc. but the plots also centered as much on Casey's interaction with his family, particularly his young son, giving the series a much more laid back sort of ambiance.
		would go on to bigger and better (and stupider!) series after "Casey Jones" ended its single season run but this series was a solid family entertainment without insulting the intelligence as "Gilligan's Island" would do six years later.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0051263 (345 words)

	Casey Jones Village, Jackson, Tennessee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In April of 1900, a brave railroad engineer named John Luther "Casey" Jones sacrificed his life for those of his passengers in the now legendary train wreck just outside Vaughn, Mississippi.
		Today, Casey Jones Village celebrates the life and time of Jackson's favorite son.
		Within the Village, visitors can relive the "Steam Age" of railroading by touring the Casey Jones Home and Railroad Museum, featuring the restored home of the engineer himself, as well as a life-sized replica of Casey's 382 locomotive.
	www.inusa.com /tour/tn/jackson/jones.htm (183 words)

	Casey Jones - The Real Story
		The Water Valley Casey Jones Railroad Museum observed the 100th anniversary of the wreck at Vaughan on April 29 and 30, 2000.
		The Casey Jones Museum at Vaughan observed the 102nd anniversary of the wreck at Vaughan on April 27 and 28, 2002.
		He made that record run too, if the oft quoted departure time of 12:50 is correct, for Casey went to Goodman on time for a meet with #2.
	www.watervalley.net /users/caseyjones/casey.htm (448 words)

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