Camden News Notes — August 10, 1910

Philadelphia Inquirer, August 10, 1910 — Camden News Notes
Philadelphia Inquirer, August 10, 1910
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CAMDEN NEWS NOTES It is estimated that the various reforms instituted since the incumbency of Street Commissioner Sayre will save the city at least $5000. Falling into a vat of molten lead and nitric acid, Elmer Wright, 30 years old, of 1639 Broadway, was severely burned about the back yesterday. He was taken home. By the breaking of machinery in a worsted mill, Lillian Ganders, 23 years old, had her forehead split open almost its full width yesterday. The wound was treated at the Cooper Hospital. The Kasson Mica Company was incorporated yesterday with a capital of $50,000, the incorporators being A. R. Kasson, H. Raymond Staley and Wilfred B. Wolcott, of Camden. On opening the Synagogue Sons of Israel, at Eighth and Sycamore streets yesterday morning, it was discovered that two valuable silver cups had been stolen.

It is estimated that the various reforms instituted since the incumbency of Street Commissioner Sayre will save the city at least $5000.

Falling into a vat of molten lead and nitric acid, Elmer Wright, 30 years old, of 1639 Broadway, was severely burned about the back yesterday. He was taken home.

By the breaking of machinery in a worsted mill, Lillian Ganders, 23 years old, had her forehead split open almost its full width yesterday. The wound was treated at the Cooper Hospital.

The Kasson Mica Company was incorporated yesterday with a capital of $50,000, the incorporators being A. R. Kasson, H. Raymond Staley and Wilfred B. Wolcott, of Camden.

On opening the Synagogue Sons of Israel, at Eighth and Sycamore streets yesterday morning, it was discovered that two valuable silver cups had been stolen.

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