Mystery Mulligan roams Alamo Plaza in daring hunt
Subscribers warned to update pager addresses with both ID and new location. A mystery figure named Mulligan is active around Alamo Plaza and Commerce Street, offering a ten dollar bounty for capture. Reports promise fuller description in the news sections.
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Local charity appeal seeks donations to aid children
A plea invites readers to send or bring funds to The San Antonio Tight Office or to Mrs N Knight, treasurer of the joint organization. Donors will have their names added to the daily list published in The Light.
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Cotton as currency and a cotton backed credit system
The Atlanta Constitution discusses using cotton as a currency asset and credit basis. It notes Senator McLaurin's proposal to base currency on cotton within safeguards, arguing warehouse kept, insured cotton could back treasury notes as securely as government bonds and aid movement from field to market while supporting other crops.
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The Empty Stocking Desolation Story
A reflective piece describes a forgotten Christmas for a child, imagining Santa’s neglect and the resulting grief. It portrays bereavement and the long shadow of a child’s broken heart, warning of how lost faith and loneliness can steer a young life toward rebellion.
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New Fight to Close Barber Shop Doors in San Antonio
Union barbers vow to press Sunday closing efforts despite two acquittals. Additional affidavits planned and prosecutions set for December 15. Barbers meet to discuss hiring an attorney full time to pursue all violators and to rally sentiment beyond juried verdicts. EW Day, shop owner on East Houston Street, argues juries do not reflect citizen views and pledges continued action until all shops close Sundays.
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Injuatiee Umscheid
Barn the Tha Kind You tale ys Bought display
Nic Tenses hosts a holiday goods display inviting visitors to explore the seasonal collection. The exhibition showcases various items with no obligation to purchase, inviting the public to browse and enjoy the festive arrangements.
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Possum Ridge and other vaudeville acts light up Big Tent theater
Amusements note that Possum Ridge a four act drama drew large crowds with high praise since Sunday while Lend Me Your Wifes offered similar appeal. Empire Theater features Rachel Goldstein and Emma Bunting as a Jewish girl and Grand presents Kerry Gaw with Bernard Daly in Irish drama. In crime news three men arrested by Detective Womack confessed to a railroad car robbery with 12 razors a bolt of dry goods and two bottles of wine taken.
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Norah Drew
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The Coming Country Christmas Edition on San Antonio
The Coming Country magazine published by the M. E. & T. railroad issues a handsome Christmas edition focused on San Antonio. Walter B. Whitman, a well known writer, pens the principal article praising the city as the City of a Thousand Delights and Surprises with numerous illustrations prepared for the issue.
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Two Sides to It: Bryan’s Magnanimity Aimed at Democrats
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Mr Bryan hints at forgiving past Democratic opposition. Time will reveal if opponents mirror his gracious stance or resist reconciliation.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. Internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not quack medicine and is prescribed by physicians. The remedy mixes tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrh. Testimonials are available from FJ Cuene y Co, Toledo, and druggists sell Hall's Family Pills for constipatio n.
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Grateful Japanese boy thanks benefactor in English letter
A Japanese boy, Tokes Ikegami, once unable to speak or write English, writes from Los Angeles to Constable Charles Stevens in San Antonio, thanking him for years of help. Stevens taught him English during leisure time, and Ikegami praises the progress reflected in his letter dated December 12, 1907. Razors Potchernick's.
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Savay
San Antonio
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