Water core golf balls and safety warnings
A Madison Herald Weekly Edition cites medical concerns about water core golf balls and the dangers if their cores are exposed. It notes cases of eye injuries and chemical contents, plus a warning from the United States Golf Association and a notice from the War Department about flood condition inquiries in the Ohio River region and related areas with a public meeting in Cincinnati.
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Journal of the
American Medieval Association
Ab Ower
United States Graf Association
Wosdem
Los Cling Tun
Boos
Cincinnati
United States War Des Partment
Tieaney
Ohio River
Trarval
Lakerie
Mints Efote
Conecinnati
Ohio
Or Amos Mas
Tragic Bridge Jump In Logansport Affects Two Boys
In Logansport Indiana on April 2 a mother, Mrs Nedlie V Purrpaush, threw her two sons Donald and Delbert from a bridge into Deep Creek and then jumped after them. One boy survived by swimming to the bank while the other was dragged from the water. The mother later claimed a belief the children would be better off dead.
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Nedlie
Myrhiter
Donald
Delbert
Four-Legged Chicken Hatches Thirteen Chicks in Indiana
Mrs Noah Peavy of Jeffersonville, Indiana, owns a four legged chicken from a setting of fourteen eggs, of which thirteen chicks hatched. The odd chick walks on two legs while the other two drag behind, seeming vain of its distinction. Separately, an American telephone company reports 11,610,000 miles of wire in use.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Aprila
Noah Peavcy
One
American Telephone Company
Governor appoints Perkins to lead State Bureau of Inspection
Todianapolis May 1 Governor appoints Edger No Pere kina to fill unexpired term of Elliott R Hooton as Chief of the State Bureau of Inspection Hooton resigns today his term expires in July Perkins serves as President of the State Federation of Labor but will retire
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Todianapolis
Edger NO Perekina
Eiliott R. Hooton
State Bureau of Inspection
Hoooton
Pha
State Federation of Labor
Death of Christy Churchill Ties to Churchill Downs Legacy
Lexington reports the death of Christy Churchill, member of the Kentucky family after whom Churchill Downs is named. He died of pneumonia contracted last week during a race meet, marking the family’s loss tied to the famed track.
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Churchill
Kentucky
Lexington
Christy Churchill
Churchill Downs
Bridegroom misreads spellings delay Crawfordsville marriage
In Crawfordsville on April 20 James Lockhard of New Richmond faced delays as his misspelled surname hindered the marriage to Moorffutton. The omiai minister halted the ceremony upon discovering the license misprint and a corrected license was issued after further attempts.
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Rawfordoaville
James Locwthard
New Richemond
Thas
Moorffutton
Henry D. Puck
Lockhard
James Lockerdge
Lockhhard
Crawfordsville
Loockhard
Matthews
Reds acquire Kling and Hester from Braves in cash deal
The Cincinnati Reds today purchased catcher Jonny Kling from the Boston Braves for cash and one vote fielder Barney Hester, who served in the wear with Custer, is dead to Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds Today
Jonny Kling
Boston Braves
Barney Hester
Custer
Cincinnati
Nominations list includes Kinkead surveyor postmasters and others
The President named Warner S. Kinkead as Surveyor of Customs at Louisville and appointed postmasters in Indiana including Albany Charles T Wood Jeffersonville James F Burke Odon Daniel Grant Cheaterton Charles Haslett East Chicago Charles Donovan. Joseph E Davies of Wisconsin named Commissioner of Corporations. Also listed are over a hundred other nominations including suffragist Mrs Annie Rogers to Recover of Public Moneys Leadville Colorado.
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Washington
Warner S. Kinekead
Louisville
Indiana
Albany
Jeffersonville
James EF. Burke
Odon
Daniel Grant
Cheaterton
Charles Haslett
East Chicago
Charles Donovan
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Annie Rogers
Leadville
Colo
Garrard Ordered to Ohio River Flood Ports to Oversee Relief
Indiana militia chief General Garrard is sent by Governor to Madison Owen Leavenworth and other Ohio river towns wrecked by floods. He will supervise rehabilitation and flood relief funding amid rumors of irregularities and graft in relief measures.
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Charles A. Garrard
Indiana National Guard
Ralston
Madison
Owen
Leavenworth
Alton
Ohio River
Creneraldrurrard
Fayette
Goemenal Crareard
Grovernor
Caeneral Crareard
Crowernor
Itus
Garrard
Madigan
Clark County
Indianapolis News
The Choice of a Husband Ad Boosts Life Pills
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's Life Pills as a cure for weakness bad blood foul breath and low spirits. Claims include new strength clear skin and cheerful mood to attract men. Sold for 250 at Harper's drug store.
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Dr. King
Harper’ Drug Store
Leishman Defies Two Empires Over Nancy’s Marriage
Berlin reports say Ambassador Leishman defied Emperor Wilhelm II and Emperor Franz Joseph by announcing Nancy Leishman would wed the Prince of Croy. German and Austrian courts reportedly would ostracize her, provoking court gossip and diplomatic tension over a marriage without mutual sovereign approval.
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Bertin
Duke of Cron
Vrehduke
Vienna
Cherad
Arbassa Gor
Arbassa Gor Telstannn
Ger Oquiet Janes
England
Donake Trenry Borwin
Mecklenborg Schwerin
Germany
Miss Letshman
Gladys Vanderbilt
Frederick
Duke of Croy
Westphalia
Tis
Isabelle
Croy
Paris
Ita
William III
Francis Joseph
Nancy Leishman
Berlin
Leishman
Nancy
Prine of Croy
Willie
Mary
United States Japan Tensions Stir Figures In California Debate
The text highlights rising friction between the United States and Japan over a proposed ownership act in California. It cites figures including Count Yamamoto and Count Okuma, plus California Governor Hiram W. Johnson, a Progressive vice presidential candidate. It notes Japanese leaders warn of anti American sentiment and the hope Christian influence can avert war.
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States
Japan
California
Yamamoto
Okuma
Hiram W. Johnson
Willie
Hag
Notheng
Fie
Die
Barre
Railroad Increases Aimed at Averting Strike
Cleveland reports that on May 1 another wage rise was granted to railroad operators earning under $60 monthly, between five and nine percent, cooler than the 12 percent demanded. Governor Radstern issued a proclamation enforcing recently passed General Assembly measures with limited exceptions.
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Cleveland
California Grizzlies Near Extinction Noted by Commission
The state fish and game commission reports that only about six grizzly bears remain in California from once hundreds. The notice highlights that about 80,000 deer are killed each year, with 20,000 taken by mountain lions and coyotes. The passage ends with a stray line about wages of gin in debt.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
State Fish and Game Commission
Sioerras
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