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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
9
An internal notice states offices have been reviewed and relocated to the Frost Building on the fourth floor. The message indicates a formal move of operations and updated address handling.
Police in Sigel and nearby areas pursue leads in the killing of Elsie Sigel. A man identified as Joé Moy from New York is questioned while investigators search for Leon Ling, a suspect linked to the crime.
A police report from New York notes promising progress in capturing the Revelstore suspect. Authorities believe the fugitive is linked to the Elvie Sigel case, with the arrest tied to a discovery in Revelstoke. No further details confirmed.
Capt. George P. Bliss of Morris Manitoba reports relief from a chronic itchy leg condition after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes rapid improvement within ten days and full relief within three weeks while on duty as police chief.
Detectives will rush to Revelstoke to confirm the prisoner on a Canadian Pacific train bound for Vancouver is Leon Ling. In Amsterdam the suspect Chung Sin admits knowing Miss Sigel and her family while questions on a $260 loan and a motive tied to threats loom. A New York reward of 500 is offered for Elgin Sigel’s killer as police pursue ties to Chinatown figures Chu Gain and Chang Lin.
Margaret Krssberg aged 2 died after meat poisoning at 414 Mason Strand home. Twin sister Mir tile remains critically ill while Rein hart Loessberg and three other children are only partially recovered. Fireman Reinhard Voessberg away at work during supper. Funeral held at St Marys Cemetery. Other relatives still in danger as treatment continues.
In a Special Dispatch from Oklahoma City action in the district court against Union Meat Company, garnishevings and motions are reported as the Nelson Clifford matter proceeds, with details toward a possible official seizure or enforcement.
Mayor Callaghan disclosed plans to buy a modern asphalt plant controlled by the city to meet current demand. The $14,500 project, to be laid down in San Antonio, involves a Lima Ohio supplier and may face council finance committee reporting before a final vote.
Dainty house gowns are made from thin drapery or plain silks, kasas, yellow velvets and crepe. The front panel and bodice are as popular as in street clothes. The example shown features gray silk with Dresden design trimmed in matching lace, rose ribbons along shoulders and throat, and ribbon-covered buttons along the front panel.
WULY FOURAH and Henry Guyer lead a July 4 parade with Fort Sam Houston units, Spanish War Veterans, civil groups, and city officials forming on Avenue I and Avenue D. The march begins 9 00 a m with details for formation, route, flag ceremony, a gun salute, and patriotic programs through the afternoon.
The program includes an oration followed by ongoing activities until 7 o clock. Sports will be held at the park with prizes paid in cash on site. The Spanish War Veterans plan their tenth annual ball at San Pedro Park at night.
Solemn high mass will be offered at St Mary’s Church in honor of Father William King OMI marking fifty years ordained. A reception will follow at the parochial residence after the services tomorrow.
Mrs Gabbe laments Jokang’s silence as Mr Gabbe notes he does not talk enough. The exchange shows concern over Jokang’s communication and Gaibbe’s wish for his speech to improve.
An OCR fragment shows an old advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria mentioning children and a travel inquiry. It references Gardendale Suburban Carne and a Grand Opera House Building, with unclear local context and stray phrases about trips and investments.
A Norwood man, Charles Bowd, was attacked by a highwayman on the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Bowd used a rose as a distraction, striking the assailant in the back of the head before the highwayman fled. Bowd then let him go, and the incident ended without further harm.
Complaint filed in Justice Um scheid's reut Wn afternoon by Terry Linn against Gd Bacon, charging him with violating the law by refusing to give under oath information to the school census taker. Link was the school trustee in district No. 5 designated by the County superintendent. The head of every family must state the household size under oath. Bacon is charged with failing to provide the information when Linn called on him.
Carroll Apollewhite sues San Antonio Traction Co claiming injuries to his wife from a collision between cars near the corner of Houston and Yavaro streets on May 1, 1499. The suit seeks $25,500 in damages for the incident and accompanying injuries.
President M. Shivery of Westen Association aims to place a team in a major league. Believed targets include either the Jap ait or West City taunts to be transferred to Tulsa, with June 82 noted.
Jiln A Reed widow of Sxniia WN Breed died yesterday at her daughter’s home in North Colorado Street. Born in Boston July 1, 1820 she traced Pilgrim lineage to the Mayflower and relation to Admiral Porter. She lived in San Antonio 24 years, married to Mr. Brood in Canton, PM, in 1898. Survived by three daughters and several grandchildren. Burial at Ametor Longe A. A. M. cemetery.
The Manistes Mills company of Manisten Alabama was placed into involuntary bankruptcy when proceedings were filed in U S court on June 22. The action seeks to settle debts and reorganize or liquidate assets as part of the bankruptcy process.
Berry shipments are limited with poor quality overall while Santaloies remain scarce. East Texas peaches arrive liberal but fail to shift prices. honey peaches fetch up to four dollars a box wholesale. Mamegrown vegetables top the market with tomatoes and eggplant strong, squash plentiful, beans pricier. Rev Richelberger departs for Fort Worth to lead the prohibition tent campaign, with staffing in San Antonio and local vocalists providing entertainment.
The report notes ongoing troubles of the concern centered on the inability to realize on outstanding counts. The issue likely affects liquidity and creditor relations, with management reviewing credit controls and collection efforts to restore cash flow.
Associated Press reports hogs sold for 8.10 dollars per hundredweight at the Louisville market today. It marks the highest price since 1808 and is higher than a year ago at this time.
A dispatch from Stawnee Ola reports authorities uncovered a counterfeiters plant and arrested William Cupper. The gang is believed to have operated locally for years as detectives search for additional members. The bizarre remarks of a mild old gentleman are mentioned amid the investigation.
Fragmentary OCR tale shows a speaker in a baffling scene about youth and discipline. The garbled text mentions a saver coat and grim youth labor, with a cryptic exchange about age and work and a headless mound dive.
A fragmented passage hints at a trial like moment where aクrateful man mocks a girl's restraint amid public judgment. Authorities and bystanders observe social pressure, while a narrator notes the harshness of speech as a weapon against reputation.
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