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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
7
The Rexall Store Loughran and Bauer in Ames advertises Rexall Orderlies as a gentle safe bowel regulator with a money back promise if not satisfactory. Two sizes are offered 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents. Regular use is claimed to restore natural function without griping or nausea and to benefit the liver.
Testimonial style note from Cleveland and Alma residents praising Dr Miles Nervine for epilepsy fits St Vitus Dance and spasms. Claims include cures and lasting benefits with persistent use and a money back guarantee if no benefit.
The Ames Commercial Club announces first and second ward enumerators for Ames Ward 1 and 2 led by Mr. C. H Pasley and Mr. S. EB. Heistand for wards 3 and 4. Enumerators begin Friday April 15 1910. Citizens urged to prepare complete personal details for each resident and assist enumerators.
Dr B C Hyde appeared in criminal court in Kansas City to answer a first degree murder charge in the death of Colonel Thomas H Swope a wealthy philanthropist and uncle of the physician s wife The state alleges he poisoned the colonel with strychnine to gain wealth and hasten the estate settlement A dozen indictments followed including charges of murder manslaughter and attempted poisonings against others connected to the Swope family Judge Ralph S Latshaw presides Prosecutor Virgil Conkling and aides represent the state Frank P Walsh John M Cleary and others defend Hyde
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt quotes a salesman arguing against cradles for infants. He claims cradles are unhealthy and that babies now sleep unaided, comparing rocking to ship motion and noting reduced demand as fewer parents buy them.
Herodotus recounts that while Scythians were away slaves seized property, were repelled by masters who kept failing until one man advised using whips. The slaves, confronted by masters brandishing knotted thongs, fled in fear.
Virgil Conkling is named as presenting attorney for the upcoming trial against Dr. Hyde. Details specify the legal action proceeding in court with Conkling guiding the prosecution. The case centers on alleged charges brought by the state, with formal proceedings expected to begin in the near term.
Albany April 12 Governor Hughes declared the Allds Conger bribery revelations and the Hotchkiss insurance inquiry facts have provoked shame and indignation among honest citizens. He sent a special message to the legislature urging immediate thorough investigation into legislative practices and the use of corrupt means to influence legislation.
Listed transfers include Nellie Passmore to Melissa Lyman for two lots in Duffighland Park, and George Miller to M M Woolman for a College Park lot. Other deeds cover Emma Hansen to Orie Wasser, J L Stevens to J W Knight, W P Fitchpatrick to W H Van Duzer, and multiple conveyances in Stanley subdivision, Holland to George Holland, Luithly to Nora Grubbs, Baylies to Brock and Griffin, Grover to Gatewood, plus various detailed descriptions of parcels in Ames and nearby townships.
The coal miners strike raises consumer coal cost by 50 cents per ton in St Louis. A dispute over a woman ends with Mrs Walter Caldwell fatally shooting her husband in Pittsburg Kansas. Grand Vizier Madani Glaui of Morocco reportedly poisoned by three wives and in critical condition. Tommy Burns defeats Bill Lang for Australian title in Sydney after 20 rounds. Captain R G Tatlow former BC minister dies after carriage accident in Victoria. Norman EB Mack and Henry Watterson discuss political situation in Louisville.
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