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Portrait of Camden Police Captain Arthur Stanley
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Arthur Stanley

Arthur Stanley (1845–1925), Camden police captain and Civil War veteran. Born in England, he came to America in 1853, served with Company G, 12th New Jersey Infantry at Chancellorsville, Gettysburg and Petersburg, and commanded the Second District of the Camden Police Department from 1898 until his retirement in 1916.

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Camden Courier-Post, February 9, 1935
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J. W. Coleman Dies, Once Councilman

John W. Coleman, 87, of 31 North Thirty-fifth Street — a Civil War veteran, former Camden councilman and retired Southwark National Bank assistant cashier — died in February 1935 after 45 years in East Camden.

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Over in Camden, Philadelphia Inquirer, May 31, 1890
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Over in Camden

Decoration Day 1890 in Camden; the four Grand Army posts and school children joined in the services, and the grave of the late Chief of Police Harry Franks was decorated with a star and crescent by the police department.

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The Day in Camden, Philadelphia Inquirer, May 31, 1887
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The Day in Camden

Decoration Day observances by the Grand Army posts of Camden; a rose-and-smilax pillow inscribed 'To Our Late Chief' was placed on the grave of the late Chief of Police H. H. Franks.

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