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Camden briefs for November 18, 1903: the funeral of John Guthridge at 814 Linden Street, a gas explosion at the Public Service Corporation coke works, and the death of Mrs. Mary Peschmann at 1130 Broadway.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's Camden roundup of September 30, 1897: a burglary arrest on North Front Street, boys held for property damage on Vine Street, a robin-possession fine brought by Game Warden Guthridge, and a banker's funeral at St. John's.
Philadelphia Inquirer column of short Camden items from August 20, 1897, including Game Warden Guthridge's arrest of a man for killing a thrush and a minister held on bail over a complaint from a Kaighn Avenue resident.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of January 20, 1891, reports rival Pfeiffer and Thompson Democratic factions each organizing a Camden City Committee, along with Republican Club and Horse Company elections.