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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1909
Page
4
Fifty Dollar Willie speaks of dodging attention as he awaits publication of staged photographs. He describes a tense day wandering hotels and studios, hoping the prints reveal his likeness and bring notoriety, while fearing public reaction and a promised $20 to $25 reward if he is identified.
A fragment notes that current actions imply no further trouble with enforcing the Baskin McGregor Law. The statement signals ongoing compliance and anticipated stability in legal enforcement.
R W Dowe collector of customs at Glena appears as witness in a fudepalenurt case and announces he will not leave Eagle Pass on the expiration of his term. He plans to remain in the border city and engage in business. He will assume no federal duties after January.
It is announced that work will be shut for a few days on the new office for the First Presbyterian church at Avenue T1 and Fourth Street. The structure will cost 90000 dollars, built of limestone with a Rothie design. A 135 foot tower will be a feature, and the interior will be finished in oak. The auditorium will seat 900 people.
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents and addresses including Harris at 7 South Flores, Fal at 28 West Park Avenue, Tourisensi on Rule Street, and Nennen at 30 Palmetto Avenue. Dates shown include December 18 January 9 and January 1.
Eight automobile operators faced affidavits in the corpora tion court after Chief of Police Van Riper ordered a patrol to extend Avenue D. One driver, A. L. Chilton, was fined $25 for speeding beyond eight miles per hour. Warrants were issued for five others, while two arrests occurred earlier.
Beginning today the system known as Sap is being adopted on roads. The ticket collectors will manage duties once trains stop. Railroads face incentives to shift to the new system to reduce errors and delays amid busy conductors. The Sap aims to streamline ticketing and relieve conductors from fare collection tasks.
Ol Weatherman hails a big wave in the Sam Antonia showshops run production Just Out of College at As a result The audience enjoyed the matinee though last acts grow tangled The standout is Tas ter Crawford as Slivera Mason whose boozefighting college man portrayal is polished and compelling The show’s visual effects and bar scene were praised while humor waned late making it a mixed but lively stage piece
A Cozy Corners bill at the Empire features Adelaide Thurston noted in past shows with Avis Merrill by Miss Anderson delivering a standout performance as leading lady, while the ensemble earns praise. Strong support comes from Morgan, Bernard, Lytton, and a capable new member, with Paul Gilmore acclaimed for his star presence and a forecast of greater acclaim in his next role as Tony Allen in The Boss at Company.
A fragmentary review praises a performance at the Royal Shifts Week. The writer admires the singer's tone and control while noting some distractive moments, likening the delivery to plumage and birdsong. The piece highlights an overlooked artist delivering a moving rendering with a remarkable vocal presence.
Happy Hour Theater presents Ed Mack and Marie Tennett in a new act called hie tid and the Toothpick at the Happy Hour Theater tonight. The Densmore sisters sing and perform with Nigh Peterson in blackface. Miss Elva Bar Dive, a soubrette, offers a whirlwind turn as new four piece orchestra debuts. An advance note signals coast to coast attention as a top actor tours.
A letter from San Antonio dated January 11 1901 thanks the M Rotary Aid Fund Association for the prompt settlement of a claim. It acknowledges a voucher for 484 dollars tied to certificate No 384 issued to Joseph Meny and expresses sincere wishes for continued aid to those in need. The missive closes with God bless you and a signature.
Work has begun on the top of the county office in the courthouse. New doors and nine partitions will be installed to enlarge the office space. J.T. Burnett & Co., Undertakers.
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