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Death of Widow of Harry Selby
Mrs. Daisy May Selby, widow of Fire Lieutenant Harry Selby, of 326 Beckett Street, died after an illness of pulmonary tuberculosis and heart trouble.
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Third Ward Club Holds Fine Ball
The Third Ward Republican Club held its first annual dress ball at Turner Hall, with a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Way.
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Injured Fireman in Restless Night
Camden Post-Telegram, May 20, 1910: fireman Arthur Wingate, driver of the combination chemical and hose wagon, passes a restless night at Cooper Hospital after the team crashed into an iron column of the elevated railroad at Haddon Avenue and Line Street.
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Assistant Fire Chiefs Sent to New Stations
Second Assistant Fire Chief George Cox and new appointee Chas. Fitzsimmons, Jr. took up the Kaighn Avenue fire house, while Assistant Fire Chief Samuel Buzine, Richard Marter and Harry Selby were transferred to Headquarters.
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Penny Caused Lively Set-To
The Camden Post-Telegram reported that Recorder Stackhouse suspended sentence on Harry Holmes after trolley conductor H. Selby's account of a fight over a missing penny was disputed by Policeman Howard Smith and Freeholder Larry Rhoades.