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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1907

Page

6

Large Standard Oil fine marked record in U S history

Judge Kenesaw M. Landis in Chicago fined Standard Oil 29,240,000 dollars the maximum penalty for accepting rebates. He called for a special grand jury in August to pursue conspiracy charges involving Standard Oil and the Alton railroad and officials.

Kenesaw M. Landis United States District Court Chicago Standard Oil Company Oil Trust Standard Oil Alton Road Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry W. M. J. Palmer Colorado Springs New York Lucca Fontza New Brighton Staten Island Antoinette Taluci Pasquale Taluci Norfolk Navy Yard Harry W. Jones Norfolk City James M. Pyne Fort Leavenworth Kan Youngstown Iron and Steel Fred Upright Ulster Heights Flora Wright Miss Wright William Nicholas Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Pennsylvania J. W W. Howard Port Huron Mich Mexico City Ezra Thompson Salt Lake City Thompson J. H. C. Dill Illinois Grand Lodge of Masons Bloomington Blair Station Philadelphia Adam Laecach Margaret Fowles London Eng Grace Hospital Detroit Garrett Jamestown Pier Exposition Grounds Greyhound Abe Gordon Anna Markowitz Dayton L. S. Taylor Figin

Spain Far Behind Nations in Reading and Writing

The article notes Spain with a population of 20 090 000 shows only about 35 percent literate and 2.5 percent with reading only. It cites south Spain’s lack of literate servants and postmen, who are paid by recipients per letter and often misdeliver.

Spain

New York Life President Outlines Plan of Administration

Kingsley of the New York Life Insurance Company addresses policyholders outlining four core points. He advocates strict economy, widest publicity, continued global status, and securing new business under law while ensuring policyholder interests remain paramount.

Kingsley New York Life Insurance Company New York Life

The Advantage of Reading

A weary hobo asks to sleep in a farmhouse barn and is granted shelter. The farmer cites a magazine claim that open air sleeping strengthens the delicate and irritable, promising a ruddy complexion and renewed nerves. The farmer offers use of the potato patch and sky.

Too Much Exposure Elsie the Laundress

Elsie, a color laundress, Missed a patron visit and returned with a bad cold. She explains that during recent festivities her club held a ball and she attended in full evening dress, leaving off pieces, which led to her illness.

Elsie

Postum Shifts Health by Quitting Coffee

A testimonial extols Postum Food Coffee as a cure for headaches nervousness biliousness and stomach and nervous trouble. The narrator notes family and neighbors improved after giving up coffee and adopting Postum and urges readers to look for The Road to Wellville in the package.

Wellville

Casablanca Shelling and Landing Fight Near Morocca Coast

Casablanca on the Moroccan coast was bombarded by French cruisers after landing parties from French and Spanish ships clashed with Moorish defenders. Six French wounded, no fatalities. European residents unharmed. The Galilee and Du Chayla shelled the native quarter while additional landings secured consulates.

Casablanca Anatole Don Alvaro de Bazan

Minister Gives Up His Life

In Atlantic City New Jersey Rev Edward McConnell of Absecon and Claude Friendship a Philadelphia real estate agent drowned off Doe s Island near Brigantine after a sailboat accident. Friendship could not swim and was pulled under as McConnell tried to rescue him. The other two men in the boat failed to reach the bodies. Friendship was the son of the Realty company president in Philadelphia.

Atlantic City N. J Edward McConnell Absecon Claude Friendship Philadelphia Doe’s Island Brigantine Friendship Mr. McConnell the Realty Company of

Four Killed in Wreck Near Pittsburgh

Four people died and 25 were injured when the Titusville express on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed at Kelly, about 35 miles from Pittsburgh, after a gondola coal car sideswiped the train at 11:30 AM. Victims include Mrs. Alonzo Huff and her infant from Johnstown, M. B. Irwin of Oakmont, the train engineer, and George Cochran of Rimesburg.

Pittsburg Buffalo and Allegheny Pennsylvania Railroad Kelly Titusville Alonzo Huff Johnstown M. B. Irwin Oakmont George Cochran Rimesburg

Venezuela to Pay Belgium on Arbitration Plan

Venezuela advised Belgium on July 31 that it would pay $2,000,000 to Belgian creditors per The Hague tribunal decision. The move supports President Castro in not reopening the five American claims against Venezuela. The national congress adjourned after abolishing the cattle shipping monopoly.

Venezuela Belgium Caracas Willemstad Curacao Castro Eggress Megiopoly

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