Camden Citizen Has Disappeared

Camden Citizen Has Disappeared, Philadelphia Inquirer, October 19, 1902, with portrait of John Pugh.
Philadelphia Inquirer, October 19, 1902
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Camden Citizen Has Disappeared John Pugh, Well-Known Resident, Left Home in the Early Morning and Cannot Be Found John Pugh. John Pugh, aged 65 years, of 439 Viola street, Camden, a prominent man and father-in-law of Benjamin E. Mellor, former president of City Council, mysteriously disappeared from his home early yesterday morning. His relatives fear that harm has come to him, as the efforts of the police to find him have been without avail. At the time Mr. Pugh disappeared he was scantily attired and wore his slippers. He was heard moving about his room at half-past four o'clock, and in answer to inquiries said his head troubled him. Mr. Pugh is about five feet four inches tall and weighs about 180 pounds.

John Pugh, Well-Known Resident, Left Home in the Early Morning and Cannot Be Found

John Pugh.

John Pugh, aged 65 years, of 439 Viola street, Camden, a prominent man and father-in-law of Benjamin E. Mellor, former president of City Council, mysteriously disappeared from his home early yesterday morning. His relatives fear that harm has come to him, as the efforts of the police to find him have been without avail.

At the time Mr. Pugh disappeared he was scantily attired and wore his slippers. He was heard moving about his room at half-past four o'clock, and in answer to inquiries said his head troubled him.

Mr. Pugh is about five feet four inches tall and weighs about 180 pounds.

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