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A Camden Post-Telegram report of January 3, 1917 on sudden deaths: William McCauley of 464 Liberty Street, three-year-old Mary Wopsuke of 1132 Kaighn Avenue, and John Prettyman, 25, of 811 Howard Street, found dead in his father's stable.
Philadelphia Inquirer - December 1, 1916 There are a number of changes that become effective in Camden's Fire Department today.
Joseph Evans, 14, of 225 Benson Street, and David Plummer, 12, were held by Recorder Stackhouse in September 1914 after confessing to stealing a bicycle from the home of Fireman William McCauley, 453 Liberty Street. The boys were also accused of breaking into the Asbell Brothers store at 911 Broadway.
Camden Post-Telegram, March 23, 1914: firemen at headquarters, Fifth and Arch streets, enjoy a Saturday-night chicken noodle soup supper prepared by Lieutenant Jim White.