Tag: Samuel Dodd
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John Foster
Foster’s influence extended beyond his role in law enforcement. In 1895, he assumed the position of the first Exalted Ruler of Camden Lodge 293 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks.
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Annie Eisenhardt
Was she or wasn’t she? On January 26, 1889 nurse Annie Eisenhardt was found cut and bleeding in a restroom at Cooper Hospital. Her tale of what had happened to her and the physical evidence were in conflict, and it appears that her wounds were self-inflicted. Or were they?
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A False Alarm of Long Ago
He had approved the fire alarm system but did not intend putting his O. K. on that $2000 bill until he had seen it in practical operation.
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Camden’s Tragedy Still A Mystery
Camden’s double murder mystery remains unsolved. The rewards for the apprehension of the murderer now amount to $1,000.
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A Camden Den Raided
The Camden police made another raid early yesterday morning. About 1 o’clock a detail consisting of Officers Pederick, Lee, Anderson, Horner, Baker, and Chief Dodd raided a “speak-easy” and gambling den in a boathouse at the end of North Second street. When the policemen arrived a quiet little game of faro was in progress in…
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The Camden Mystery.
Although it has been two days since Annie Eisenhardt, the night nurse of the Cooper Hospital, Camden, was murderously assaulted in the bath room of that institution, the police are as much mystified as to who the fiend was as ever.