Two Raids in Camden

Philadelphia Inquirer, June 14, 1909 — Two Raids in Camden
Philadelphia Inquirer, June 14, 1909
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Two Raids in Camden Police Swooped Down on Alleged Disorderly Houses Two raids were made by the Camden police early yesterday morning on alleged disorderly houses. The first was that of Charles Lee, whose place at Third and Spruce streets is known as "The Big Ship." Police Captain Stanley and a squad captured Lee, five men and two women. Police Captain Borle and officers raided the house at 2 Fogarty avenue, Essie Campbell, the alleged proprietress, and three others being apprehended.

Police Swooped Down on Alleged Disorderly Houses

Two raids were made by the Camden police early yesterday morning on alleged disorderly houses. The first was that of Charles Lee, whose place at Third and Spruce streets is known as "The Big Ship." Police Captain Stanley and a squad captured Lee, five men and two women.

Police Captain Boyle and officers raided the house at 2 Fogarty avenue, Essie Campbell, the alleged proprietress, and three others being apprehended.

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