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Streets Ray Street |
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Streets Ray Street |
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RAY STREET runs for one block, north from Pearl Street to Elm Street, between Borton Street and North 9th Street. The street first appears in city directories in 1890. As of 2006 there were no houses still standing on Ray Street. |
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Map of Camden Ray Street runs north from Pearl Street, west of Borton Street |
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| Intersection of Pearl Street and Ray Street | |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Ray Street 1910s-1924 Robert McClellan |
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| 512 Ray Street | |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Ray Street 1924 Mary V. Hall |
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Ray Street
1924 Vacant |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Suspended
Jail Sentence is Given Operator Pleading non vult to charge of operating a 'numbers" headquarters raided by the police last July, Dominic Olivette, 28, of 444 Royden street, was fined $100 and given a suspended sentence of six months in criminal court yesterday. Olivette was arrested by a detail of police led by former Director of Public Safety Charles V. Dickinson and Lieutenant George Frost when they captured 17 men in the Royden street house. In police court the day following the raid Olivette was fined $100 by Judge Garfield Pancoast on charges of violating Section 422 of the city ordinances prohibiting disorderly persons from congregating in a building. Olivette paid the fine and was later indicted by the grand jury following an investigation by Prosecutor Clifford A. Baldwin. Judge Shay, in imposing the fine, refused Olivette's plea that he be allowed to pay the sum on installments. One other man charged with "numbers' writing was fined $100 with the privilege of paying at a $2 weekly rate. He is Herbert Lantry, 35, of 519 Ray street, arrested by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson November 26. He was held for the grand jury by Judge Pancoast when arraigned in police court. |
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Ray Street
1933 Herbert Lantry Camden Courier-Post |
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Ray Street 1947 |
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Ray Street
1924 Vacant |
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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Ray Street
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| 531 Ray Street | |
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Ray Street
1924 George Allebach |
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| 533 Ray Street | |
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BOY FOUND DRUNK GETS 30-DAY TERM A
16-year-old youth ,¥ho was found unconscious in a vacant house from the
effects of drinking liquor was sentenced to 30 days in jail yesterday by Police
Judge Garfield Pancoast. He
is Julius Carter, 1288 Van Hook
street, who was discovered Monday night
in a house at 534 Ray Street
by
Motorcycle Patrolman Earl
Wright.
"You
are certainly starting out well," Judge Pancoast told the boy.
"Where did you get the liquor?" "Some
fellows gave it to me," was the reply. "Well, I am going to stop you from starting that habit," was Judge Pancoast's answer. |
534
Ray Street
Camden Courier-Post |
| 535 Ray Street | |
| 536 Ray Street | |
| 537 Ray Street | |
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Ray Street
1890-1906 Carl Huth |
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Ray Street
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| 540 Ray Street | |
| 543 Ray Street | |
| 545 Ray Street | |
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Ray Street
1924 Leonard Seibert |
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Ray Street
1924 Henry Cowperthwaite |
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