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Mad Dog Shot by Policeman Cunningham
George Amme of Louis Street, Camden, was badly bitten in August 1906 when his pet fox terrier suddenly went mad; Policeman Cunningham shot the dog.
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George Amme of Louis Street, Camden, was badly bitten in August 1906 when his pet fox terrier suddenly went mad; Policeman Cunningham shot the dog.

A Philadelphia Inquirer column of Camden items from March 1, 1906: a railroad power house going up at Seventh and Vanhook streets, bids for a lift bridge over Cooper Creek, and six-year-old Emma Jones of 1066 Louis Street badly burned in a bonfire.

Camden police items from the Philadelphia Inquirer of July 21, 1900: nude bathers to be arrested, disorderly-house and whisker-pulling cases before Recorder Nowrey, and John Kupperwich of 1047 Louis Street jailed after threatening his family with a knife.