Here and There in Camden

Here and There in Camden newspaper clipping
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 19, 1917
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HERE AND THERE IN CAMDEN The police raided the place kept by Oliver Brown, 710 Sycamore street, late Saturday night. The allegation is made that a crap game was in progress. Helen Kirnick, two years old, of 928 South Seventh street, was badly burned by the upsetting of a kettle of hot water. The home of George Fisher, 1529 Federal street, was broken into by thieves yesterday, the intruders taking $15 in cash, three stickpins and a pair of gold cuff buttons. Robert Reese, twenty years old, of 104 North Twenty-fifth street, recently paroled by Judge Bovie, in the Criminal Court where he was charged with petty larceny, was arrested yesterday on the accusation of Mrs. Mary J. Price, 2612 Federal street, who says her chickens were taken.

The police raided the place kept by Oliver Brown, 710 Sycamore street, late Saturday night. The allegation is made that a crap game was in progress.

Helen Kirnick, two years old, of 928 South Seventh street, was badly burned by the upsetting of a kettle of hot water.

The home of George Fisher, 1529 Federal street, was broken into by thieves yesterday, the intruders taking $15 in cash, three stickpins and a pair of gold cuff buttons.

Robert Reese, twenty years old, of 104 North Twenty-fifth street, recently paroled by Judge Bovie, in the Criminal Court where he was charged with petty larceny, was arrested yesterday on the accusation of Mrs. Mary J. Price, 2612 Federal street, who says her chickens were taken.

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