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December 27, 1894
Bridgeton Pioneer
Bridgeton, Cumberland County, New Jersey
What is this article about?
Mrs. J. S. W. Thomas, known as Maud Thomas, arrested in Cedarville for keeping a disorderly house on Mill Street after complaints to Justice Jesse C. Davis. She moved out on the 18th and was held for further hearing after preliminary on Monday.
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MAUD THOMAS HELD.
Mrs. J. S. W. Thomas was arrested in Cedarville Saturday afternoon on a warrant issued by Justice Jesse C. Davis, charged with keeping a disorderly house on Mill street, this city.
Mrs. Thomas, familiarly known as Maud Thomas, came to this city from Vineland about six weeks ago and rented a house from Justice Davis, on Mill street. Complaints soon came pouring into the ears of the Justice about his tenant, and Mrs. Thomas, on the 18th, moved out of the house under cover of the night. Her goods were taken out to a "speak-easy" near White Marsh, and then complaint was formally made against her and she was arrested by Constable Carman, who picked her up in Cedarville. She does not live with her husband. Last Monday she was given a preliminary bearing by the Justice, and held for a further hearing at some future time.
Mrs. J. S. W. Thomas was arrested in Cedarville Saturday afternoon on a warrant issued by Justice Jesse C. Davis, charged with keeping a disorderly house on Mill street, this city.
Mrs. Thomas, familiarly known as Maud Thomas, came to this city from Vineland about six weeks ago and rented a house from Justice Davis, on Mill street. Complaints soon came pouring into the ears of the Justice about his tenant, and Mrs. Thomas, on the 18th, moved out of the house under cover of the night. Her goods were taken out to a "speak-easy" near White Marsh, and then complaint was formally made against her and she was arrested by Constable Carman, who picked her up in Cedarville. She does not live with her husband. Last Monday she was given a preliminary bearing by the Justice, and held for a further hearing at some future time.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Arrest
Disorderly House
Maud Thomas
Cedarville
Justice Davis
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. J. S. W. Thomas
Maud Thomas
Justice Jesse C. Davis
Constable Carman
Where did it happen?
Cedarville, Mill Street, White Marsh, Vineland
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs. J. S. W. Thomas
Maud Thomas
Justice Jesse C. Davis
Constable Carman
Location
Cedarville, Mill Street, White Marsh, Vineland
Event Date
Saturday Afternoon, About Six Weeks Ago, On The 18th, Last Monday
Story Details
Mrs. Thomas rented a house on Mill Street, faced complaints for disorderly conduct, moved out secretly on the 18th to a speak-easy near White Marsh, arrested Saturday in Cedarville, held after preliminary hearing Monday.