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Newspaper

The Spanish American

Location

Roy, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1908

Page

10

Sims to Renew Battle Against Trust After Setback

Edwin W. Sims, U S district attorney for Chicago, aims to press the government’s antitrust case against Standard Oil after a judge set aside his prior victory. A Canadian by birth and Michigan-educated, Sims rose from a Bay City reporter to county attorney, district attorney, solicitor for commerce and labor, and finally U S district attorney.

Edwin W. Sims United States Chicago Standard Oil Company Grosseup Mr. Sims Michigan Cnd Old Bay City Post University of Michigan Department of Commerce and Labor

Independence party leader Thomas L Hisgen a Massachusetts native

Independence party presidential candidate Thomas L Hisgen, born in Petersburg Indiana in 1868 to German immigrant parents, grew up in Albany and Petersburg. He joined his brothers as clerks, aided by a chemist father in axle grease patent work, later marrying Barbara Fox of Albany and fathering three children.

Thomas L. Hisgen Independence Party Massachusetts Indiana Albany N. Y William Hisgen Petersburg Ind Thomas Hisgen Barbara Fox

Miller, Stand ard Oil Chief Attorney, Faces Victory in Appeals

John 8 Miller, chief attorney for Standard Oil in Indiana rebate cases, saw a reversal in the United States court of appeals, a major win for Rockefeller forces by lifting a 29 million dollar fine. A Chicago lawyer and former city corporation counsel, Miller is noted for leading immunity shifts against the beef trust and for his vigorous federal court work.

John 8. Miller Standard Ol Company Indiana United States Court of Appeals Rockefeller Landis Chicago United States Roosevelt Congress John KR. Walsh Miller Hemstead Washburne George J. Swift Beef Trust National Department of Justice

Warm Weather Salads Featured In Woman's Home Companion

The article describes colorful summer salads using peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, and lettuces. It explains methods to prepare bell peppers, hollowed tomatoes filled with cucumber dices, cucumber ribbons, and cucumber boats with shrimp. Mayonnaise or boiled dressing accompanies.

Christine ‘Terhune Herrick

Cleaning Flower Vases With Tea Leaves And Vinegar

A housewife faces green brown vase stains from summer flowers. Rinse vases with fresh water daily, then use tea leaves and vinegar to lift stains. If needed, twist a cloth around a small sharp stick to scrub crevices for stubborn marks.

Tin Covers for Cookware Necessity in the Home

A housewife should protect fine dishes by giving cooks proper lids. Keep flat tin tins with handles in a convenient spot for ready use as covers to prevent messes and preserve tableware.

Onion Pie Instructions In Plain Style

Onion Pie recipe describes filling a pie tin with onions, vieh pastry, and bitter bits. An eye is beaten with sweet milk to cover the onions. Bake in a moderate oven about half an hour until done with fat pork bits on top for butter.

Telephone Miscommunication Sparks Domestic Reveal

A tense phone exchange escalates when a caller demands the number and a woman identifies herself as Mrs George Banks, wife of a major stockholder, revealing the caller as her husband George Banks in a startling moment.

George Banks Scott Mary George

Professional Tribute Notes Caesar as Writer and Warrior

A Washington Star excerpt records Mr. Stormington Barnes praising Caesar as a voluminous writer, warrior, and statesman. He adds that Caesar, inspired by the world as a stage, chose to be the whole show, including the press agent.

Caesar Stormington Barnes Washington Star

Still Life Opinion Sparks Mixed Critique About Artwork

An art dealer praises a still life as a beautiful piece while dismissing the painter Landseer as a target of the pulp. Neurich questions the motive and notes little effort from critics.

Landseer Neurich

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