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Ball
Death notice for Gloria E. Ball, 51, of 1562 Louis Street, Camden, who died June 1, 1992, with services at the Carl Miller Funeral Home and interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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George
Death notice headed George for Patricia of 466 South 27th Street, Camden, who died July 28, 1990, aged 47, printed in the Camden Courier-Post on July 31, 1990.
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Warren
Death notice for Thomas (Big) Warren, 63, of 2357 Baird Boulevard, Camden, a retired City of Camden fireman who died August 24, 1983. Camden Courier-Post, August 29, 1983.
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Hardwick
Death notice for George Hardwick, 64, of 511 Fairview Street, Camden, who died October 12, 1977, with funeral services at the Carl Miller Funeral Home on Van Hook Street and interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Porter
Julius Porter, 72, of 713 North 10th Street, Camden, died February 1, 1977. Survived by wife Caroline, son William Porter, and seven grandchildren.
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Beverly
Sterling M. Beverly, 45, of 723 North 10th Street, Camden, died December 3, 1975. Survived by wife Mary E. Beverly and four children.
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Foulks (death notice)
Paid death notice for Beatrice Foulks, 64, of 245 Royden Street, who died January 23, 1972, listing her survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Wishnoff
Death notice for Minnie Roth Wishnoff, 77, of 225 Ablett Village, Camden — wife of the late Samuel Wishnoff. Camden Courier-Post, January 25, 1972.
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Oscar J. Olson Jr.
Obituary of Oscar J. Olson Jr., 66, of 2830 Concord Avenue, a Swedish-born rigger who lived in Camden 42 years and retired from the New York Shipyard Corp. in 1948.
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Walter W. Johnson
Obituary of Walter W. Johnson, 88, a lifelong Camden resident who lived at 415 Penn Street with his son. Former Republican leader of the Seventh Ward, Freeholder from 1911 to 1913 and chief clerk of the Highway Department.
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Rites Wednesday For Miss Johntra
Services for Miss Anna M. Johntra, 90, of 732 Market Street, who taught in Camden public schools nearly 40 years and was principal of the Linden School from 1905 to 1916.
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Albion R. Lane Dies, Retired Egg Dealer
Albion R. Lane, 76, a butter and egg dealer who established his business at Third and Senate Streets in 1888, died at his son's home at 2776 Congress Road. Services were set for the Joseph H. Murray and Son funeral home, 408 Cooper Street.
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Mrs. Stella Wright
Obituary of Mrs. Stella Wright of 1139 North Twentieth Street, mother of Patrolman Earl Wright, who died July 30, 1941.
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Mrs. Phoebe Shultz — Obituary
Obituary notice for Mrs. Phoebe Shultz of 1717 Ferry Avenue, widow of Theodore Shultz.
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William Amenda
Obituary of William Amenda, 72, who died at his home at 1234 Everett Street, survived by his wife Gottliebe, son Otto and daughter Mrs. Dale Hill. Camden Courier-Post, February 11, 1938.
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Mrs. Elizabeth G. Landon
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Landon, 50, a lifelong Camden resident, died suddenly at her home at 524 Woodland Avenue. She was survived by her husband, Howard Landon, and a daughter, Henrietta; burial was to be in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Frank Hohenstein
Funeral notice for Frank Hohenstein, 32, of 314 South Fourth Street, a Campbell Soup Company employee and member of the German Lutheran Church, who died in February 1936.
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William H. Kitchin
Death notice for William H. Kitchin, 39, husband of Ethel M. Kitchin, who died October 26, 1935; funeral from his home at 3019 Fenwick Road, Fairview, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Charles H. Valentine
Funeral services for Charles H. Valentine, 67, for 42 years an engineer on Pennsylvania Railroad ferryboats, held at 319 North 38th Street. He was survived by his widow Martha A. Valentine and three sons. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Downtown Way
A local column reporting a chimney flue fire at 208 Taylor Avenue, the private funeral of Christopher Yeager of 1233 Jackson Street, and a homemade cake sale at St. John's Episcopal church.
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Death Notice of Mary C. R. Hutchison
Death notice for Mary C. R. Hutchison, aged 21, of 101 Penn Street, Camden, who died April 20, 1919; interment private at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Seale Halstead
Mrs. Elizabeth Seale Halstead was buried from her home at 1145 Pear Street, now Whitman Avenue, after funeral services conducted by Rev. Samuel Price, with interment in Evergreen. Philadelphia Inquirer, March 5, 1913.
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Death Notice of Alfred Cramer
Death notice for Alfred Cramer, husband of Priscilla, aged 68, who died December 15, 1912; funeral services were held at his residence at 433 Penn Street, Camden, with private interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Funerals of Anderson and Kelly
The funerals of Albert Anderson of Rosedale and Michael Kelly of 410 Taylor Avenue, killed by a falling steel girder, took place; Kelly was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Camden.
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News of a Day in the City of Camden
A Philadelphia Inquirer column of Camden news for January 17, 1906, including the burial of former Mayor J. Leighton Westcott from his home at 221 North Third Street, and a girl's hand crushed in factory machinery at Ninth and Market Streets.
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Camden News Notes — September 2, 1904
A Philadelphia Inquirer "Camden News Notes" column of September 2, 1904, reporting the deaths of Annie Smith of 308 Mechanic Street and Daniel Bromley of 1500 South Tenth Street, and the injury of 12-year-old Benjamin Eppinger of 1159 Federal Street, jolted from a brewery wagon at Twelfth and Federal Streets.
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Daniel N. Bromley
Funeral notice for Daniel N. Bromley, 49, who died September 1, 1904; services on Sunday, September 4, from the residence of his brother-in-law Alvin Wilke at 1503 South Tenth Street, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Woman Involved in Camden Mystery
While mystery apparently as absolute as ever still obscures the motive and the criminal in the case of John Houseman Coffin and W. Price Jennings, the unfortunate Camden lads whose trip to the country at Haddon Heights last Wednesday resulted so tragically, it is surmised from hints dropped now and again the matter may soon be cleared.
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Moselander — Death Notice
Death notice for Maggie May Moselander, nine-month-old daughter of Jennie and Robert W. Moselander; the funeral was held from 1035 Locust Street with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Edwards
Death notice for Anna L. Edwards, 14, daughter of Benjamin and Bertha Edwards of 236 Royden Street, Camden, who died January 15, 1900.
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Corson — Death Notice
Death notice for David B. Corson, infant son of William and Mary Corson, of 529 Ray Street, Camden, N.J. Funeral held March 20, 1899; interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Whitzell
Death notice for Thomas Whitzell, 76, husband of Ann Whitzell, who died January 3, 1899. His funeral was to be held from the home of his son-in-law, David V. Smith, at 741 Woodland Avenue, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Brill Death Notice
Death notice for Emily L. Brill, aged 30, wife of John Brill and daughter of Wm. H. and the late Emily J. Baldwin, with funeral services at her husband's residence, 2816 High Street, Cramer Hill, and interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Over in Camden
The Philadelphia Inquirer's Camden roundup of January 16, 1894: monthly vital statistics and contagious-disease reports, a perjury case, the death of Charles E. Fish, the Democratic City Committee's new officers, and a saloon robbery at 1143 Broadway.
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No Light on the Kairer Murder
Philadelphia Inquirer, December 8, 1893: the coroner's jury returns a verdict of death at the hands of a person unknown in the shooting of Camden baker William G. Kairer Sr., who is buried at Evergreen Cemetery as the rewards reach $1000.
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Funeral of Jacques Wissler, Designer of Confederate Currency—Other News
Jacques Wissler of 245 Royden Street, Camden, the "lithographer of the Confederacy" who designed notes and bonds in Richmond, died in 1887; the funeral was conducted by Rev. Dr. Tidball with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.