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Story April 18, 1906

The Sun

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

In Bayonne, Mrs. G. E. Hamblen heroically fought two SPCA wardens to save her unlicensed dog Fido from impoundment, succeeding with him but not his mate, amid cheers from a crowd of over 100.

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SHE FOUGHT THE DOG CATCHERS.
Mrs. Hamblen Saves Fido, but His Mate Is
Carried Off.

Over a hundred men, women and boys
witnessed a lively battle of fifteen minutes
yesterday between Mrs. G. E. Hamblen of
669 Avenue D, Bayonne, and two wardens
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals who were bent upon impound-
ing two dogs belonging to her. The ani-
mals were unlicensed and were caught
sunning themselves on the sidewalk. Their
yelps as they were being carried to the
wagon brought Mrs. Hamblen out on the
steps, and she tackled the wardens. After a
struggle the wardens got one of the dogs
into the wagon pen, but Mrs. Hamblen
wrested the other from them and cried
"Get home, Fido!" Fido needed no second
bidding. When the wardens attempted to
drive off Mrs. Hamblen held on to the
horses' heads while the crowd cheered.
She finally gave up and Fido's mate went
to the pound.

What sub-type of article is it?

Heroic Act Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism

What keywords are associated?

Dog Rescue Spca Wardens Unlicensed Dogs Bayonne Confrontation

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. G. E. Hamblen Fido

Where did it happen?

669 Avenue D, Bayonne

Story Details

Key Persons

Mrs. G. E. Hamblen Fido

Location

669 Avenue D, Bayonne

Event Date

Yesterday

Story Details

Mrs. Hamblen battled two SPCA wardens to prevent the impoundment of her unlicensed dogs, successfully saving Fido but losing his mate to the pound after a struggle witnessed by over a hundred people.

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