Tag

John Donahue

Courier-Post clipping, September 21, 1928: Aged Man's Sanity Debated as Nephew Contests His Will
News Articles

Aged Man's Sanity Debated as Nephew Contests His Will

A nephew, John Donahue, contested the will of Nicholas Joseph Donahue, a former East Camden restaurant proprietor who had kept a restaurant on Federal Street near Twenty-fourth, before Judge Samuel M. Shay in the Camden County Orphans Court in September 1928, with executor Raymond Donges defending the will.

·6 min read
Clipping "Boy Held in Theft from Yacht Peerless", Philadelphia Inquirer, August 15, 1916, naming 1310 North 27th Street
News Articles

Boy Held in Theft from Yacht Peerless

John Donahue, 16, of 1310 North Twenty-seventh Street, was held under $300 bail by Recorder Stackhouse on a charge of complicity in the theft of brass fittings from the yacht Peerless.

·1 min read
Clipping "Two Small-pox Cases Reported", Philadelphia Inquirer, January 11, 1903, naming 1310 North 27th Street
News Articles

Two Small-pox Cases Reported

Two cases of small-pox were reported to the health authorities: John Donahue, aged 3, of 1310 N. Twenty-seventh Street, and Edith Westcott, aged 6, of 9 South Fifth Street.

·1 min read