Scene of Shooting at 101 Kaighn Avenue

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Saloon at 101 Kaighn Avenue, northeast corner of Front Street, scene of the Flannery shooting
Camden Evening Courier, September 18, 1928
Printed caption for the photograph of the scene of the shooting at 101 Kaighn Avenue
Camden Evening Courier, September 18, 1928
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Joseph "Mose" Flannery was shot while standing in front of a saloon at 101 Kaighn avenue, and after there had been a scuffle inside the barroom, police had determined today. The above photo shows the property on the northeast corner of Front street and Kaighn avenue, the arrow showing the window where the fight occurred inside the saloon. The cross marks the spot where the picturesque Eighth ward political worker was felled by bullets.

Joseph "Mose" Flannery was shot while standing in front of a saloon at 101 Kaighn avenue, and after there had been a scuffle inside the barroom, police had determined today. The above photo shows the property on the northeast corner of Front street and Kaighn avenue, the arrow showing the window where the fight occurred inside the saloon. The cross marks the spot where the picturesque Eighth ward political worker was felled by bullets.

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