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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1908

Page

10

Ruling Lets Harriman Interests Control Illinois Central

Chicago judge dissolves injunction and allows Harriman group to vote 281,231 shares of Illinois Central stock at the March 2 meeting. Decision rejects Fish claims, affirms foreign corporations may own and vote Illinois Central shares. The Union Pacific and Railroad Securities Company hold 201,231 and 60,900 shares respectively. Fish party had sought to block voting. End of dispute clears path for Harriman to control the railroad.

Chicago Harriman Party Wineis Central Ball Securities Company Union Pacific Ilinois Central Supreme Court Illinois Sinois Central Union Pacific Railroad Company Utah Corporation Railroad Securities Company of New Jersey George F Edmunds John A. Kasson Stuyvesant Fish William H. Emrich United States Europe Railroad Securities Companies Cas Tilingis Central Tudge Ball Fish Wilness Central Railroad Securities Company The Mutual Life Insurance Company Harriman jHimness Iitness Bois Ivaread

Windsor Windsor Wit and Mercury Free Cures

A fragmentary tidbit notes a Windsor Castle scene with American and British characters exchanging quips about order and titles. The other portion warns readers about mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care, claiming no mercury and urging sales through local druggists.

Out of the Usual Guess Where F We Been

A Sunday lunch counter post provides quirky observations on church pew cuspidors and No Spitting Inside the Church signs. The piece also notes improved Defiance Starch, a hoax whist anecdote about Senator Hoar, a Nutley theater mishearing by a child, a blind clerk joke, and a McManus quote on the ideal carrier with a Cincinnati joke about an all-purpose man.

Socnday Hoar Masachusetts Sunday Magazine William V. McManus The Letter Carriers’ Association of New York Cincinnati

Chief H hits roads Executive addresses commission regarding pay cuts

President Roosevelt urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate wage reductions proposed by railroads amid pending industrial disputes. He cites drastic federal and state laws and urges data on wage conditions to inform mediation and public understanding of the controversy.

Washington Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Informaton Congress Commissioner of Labor White House Louisville & Neshville Trafic

German physician praises Postum over coffee

A well known German physician declares coffee harms the heart and recommends Postum as a healthful beverage. He cites personal and patient results, stating many now using Postum benefit greatly and notes the slogan There's a Reason. Battle Creek Michigan firm promotes the product with a message to readers.

Tro Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Read Welmilie

Morse Probe Begun In Ice Company Inquiry

New York Attorney General’s investigation into the American Ice company, tied to Charles W. Morse, formally opened as Special Deputy AG James W. Osborne began presenting evidence to a grand jury. The probe targets the so called ice trust and control of the ice trade. In Eddyville Kentucky night riders attacked ten men, wounding one young woman. no other injuries reported amid gunfire and arson-like intimidation.

New York Jackson American Ice Company Charles W. Morse James W. Osborne Grand Jury Tce Trust Jerome Eddiville Eddyville C. ¥. Rucker Lesel Woods Press Frahek Grace Robertson Kentucky

Railway cuts employes pay in Kansas system

It was announced Wednesday that the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway company has ordered a 1 percent wage reduction for all workers in the mechanical department across its system.

Topeka Kan Atchison, Topeka& Santa Fe Railway Company

Undertaker Worker Confesses to Robbing Bodies in Care

R. C. Russell, once employed by a Minneapolis undertaking business, has confessed to police that he robbed the bodies of individuals under his charge. The startling admission follows an investigation into the morgue and funeral home practices.

Minneapolis Minn R. C. Russell

Wheat farming in Western Canada attracts settlers and promise

An extended Canada growth feature highlights 277,376 new residents in the year, with 56,551 from the United States. It extols free 160 acre homesteads, yields of 20-60 bushels per acre, and farmers' reports from Saskatchewan and Alberta. A letter from Frank Morrey of Kelvington praises grain prospects, stock potential, and abundant water, urging inquiries through Canadian Government Agent E. T. Holmes.

Canada Dakota Montana United States Dominion of Canada Rhine Rhone Germany Russia Lancashire Yorkshire Mississippi Pacific Alberta E. T. Holmes, Esq St. Paul Minn Wadena Canadian Northern Morrey Kelvington Sask

Defiance Starch Promises Superior Home Laundry Results

Home laundry advice promotes Defiance Starch as the solution for stiffening fabrics with less thickness. It claims greater strength allows thinner application, preserving beauty and wear of fabrics without the paste-like look of other starches.

Betrayed by His Language In Police Exchange

A dialogue between a police officer and a man over “visible means of support” ends with a quip about his wife being a wash lady. The exchange leads to the man being taken to the patrol box as the officer questions his claim of support.

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound with saving life

Mrs T C Willadsen of Manning Iowa writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her long standing female troubles after years of searching for help. She praises the remedy and urges other sick women to try it while noting Pinkham offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia FE. Pinkham T. C. Willadsen Manning Iowa Lydis Lydia E. Pinkham

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