Over in Camden

Philadelphia Inquirer, February 16, 1897

Newspaper clipping headed Over in Camden, Philadelphia Inquirer, February 16, 1897
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 16, 1897
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OVER IN CAMDEN President of City Councils Charles H. Ellis, Jr., is suffering with symptoms of typhoid fever. George E. King, Gloucester City's defaulting treasurer, is said to have been located at Charlotte, N. C. After an illness of two weeks from the grip, Chief of Police Dodd was able to return to duty yesterday. Owing to Commissioner Beldon being engaged in the courts the investigation of the affairs of Camden county, which was to have been begun yesterday, has been again postponed until later in the week. Mrs. Mina Geist, whose place at Second and Arch streets, was raided Saturday night, pleaded guilty before Mayor Westcott yesterday of selling liquor without a license and paid a fine of $50 and costs.
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