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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
Don’t Forget the Coroner Dr A G Glenn of Colo is a republican candidate for coroner of Story County. He has lived in Story County three years, moved from South Dakota where he practiced for many years. He maintains a fine home and lucrative medical practice at Colo and aims to fill the office capably.
Divers inspect the sunken French submarine Pluviose after a collision with the Pas de Calais and confirm the hull is crushed with all 27 crew members drowned. Heavy undertow and depth slow operations. the subs will be chained to pontoons and towed ashore, a process expected to take about ten days.
Local Chinese officials avoid comment on a rumored general boycott of American goods. Organizers are described as well-to-do Chinese in China, not locals, possibly barred from entry or sent back after prior residence. Complaints cited include the strict entry examinations at the port of San Francisco.
In Austin Texas on May 31 officials report that no Rockefeller funder money will be spent in Texas for hookworm research as the state board of health and the hookworm commission failed to agree.
Houston May 31 a strike of all members of the International Order of Maintenance of Way employees of the Southern Pacific lines was ordered by President Lowe of St. Louis and will go into effect tomorrow.
National League results include Philadelphia 1 New York 3 and Pittsburgh 13 Cincinnati 7. Chicago 6 St. Louis 1 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 3. American League games Cleveland 3 Chicago 4 and New York 3 Washington 0. Boston 1 Philadelphia 5. St Louis 0 Detroit 10. Western League scores Sioux City 11 Lincoln 5 Des Moines 1 Omaha 10 St Joseph 11 Topeka 7 Denver 4 Wichita 7.
Bernard Dierkes, city auditor of St Louis from 1901 to 1909, shot himself. The Royal Geographical Society hosted Mr Roosevelt and others at lunch in London. A collision between California Electric railway and Leona Heights lines near Oakland injured about forty people, with one fatality. Richard Gird, 74, pioneer of California beet sugar industry, died at his Los Angeles home after shaping California and Arizona development.
The opera Martha will be staged Monday night June 6 in Aghall with Mme Cochran and Mr Cane from New York City in principal roles. Bass-baritone Harry Morrison features as Plunkett. Tickets go on sale June 2 at Bosworth's and the College book store, priced 75 cents and 1.00.
Saturday evening June 4 at 8 oclock a pupils recital directed by Alexander S Thompson will feature performances by Margaret McElroy Jessamine Byers Harry Good and others with pieces by Grieg Tosti Chopin and more. The program includes a piano recital of various works and student performances.
A New York church concert laced with notable solo performances. Harry Morrison led as chief gypsy in The Bohemian Girl with a commanding baritone and encores. Other artists like Maud Sumner and Florence Wells performed various arias and songs, earning strong audience praise.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the patient. It promises 100 dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and directs to send testimonials.
Special low rates via the Chicago and North Western Ry on convenient summer dates to Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Saratoga Springs Niagara Falls Washington New York Atlantic City Boston and Atlantic Seaboard. Summer tourist rates to seaside and mountain resorts in the east with direct Chicago connections to fast eastbound trains. Contact any Northwestern ticket agent. Also offers $12 fancy china and cut glass gifts.
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