Streets
Rose Street
Rose Street is a small street that runs parallel to Mount Ephraim Avenue, from Sycamore Street south to Everett Street.
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Josiah Sage
Josiah Sage was born in New Jersey in May 1862, according to the 1900 U.S. Census. His older sister, Hannah, married Charles Henry Peters in the late 1860s. By 1880, Sage was single and working as an oil cloth painter.
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'Suspicious' Fire Kills Man
Percival "Poppy" Smith, 71, died in a fire officials labeled suspicious at his home at 1442 Rose Street. Acting Camden County Prosecutor Joseph Audino said all damage was through the front of the home.
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In Cafe Holdup
Two armed bandits robbed Briggs Cafe at Lansdowne Avenue and Louis Street of about $1000 in November 1947, then took a car, cash and a watch from two men who chased them; Camden police held three men for questioning.
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Man Freed in Attack as Father's Defender
Salvatore Garvano, 24, was dismissed by Judge Samuel M. Shay after being charged with beating two youths who had attacked his father with stones near Rose Street.
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Ash Can Girl 'Out' Again; Parents Held
Camden Courier-Post - October 16, 1931 Dad Who Took Her Rejoins Mother; Anna Loses Home Anna Rickowska [Correct Spelling is Raczkowski. --ed.] - 11-year-old child who lived for two weeks in an ash can has been driven from home again.
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Josiah Sage
Obituary for Josiah Sage, 64, a Camden fireman of 31 years who resided at 1310 Rose Street. Funeral services were held at 816 Chestnut Street.
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H. Androski — Quality Meats, 1322 Rose Street
Advertisement for H. Androski Quality Meats at 1322 Rose Street, Camden. Harry Andruszko operated a meat market and later a bar at this address.
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Eight Boys Are Held, Colored Fagin Sought
Eight Camden boys, including Edward and Jess Luczkiewicz of 1051 Louis Street, were committed to the detention home in February 1928 for stealing copper wire and battery plates; police sought the junk dealer said to have bought the goods.
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2 Boys Nabbed Here for Carrying Pistols
Two boys were held by police and charged with carrying concealed .38 calibre revolvers after detectives found them loitering near the Sears-Roebuck Company on Bridge Entrance road.