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15 December 2012

COOGAN story 

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appearing in "Brooklyn Eagle" (02 FEB 1884):

Mary Coogan, of Brooklyn, W. J. Huckstraw, a private detective from 
Colorado Springs, Walter Lee, of 336 East Twenty-first street, and 
Rudolph Chancellor, of 189 First avenue, New York, were arraigned 
this morning at the Jefferson Market Police Court, in that city, on 
the charge of being drunk and disorderly.  Mary Coogan said that she 
lived in Brooklyn and paying a visit to a friend in New York 
yesterday, she took a drop too much.  She thought she had been badly 
abused while under the influence of liquor, but she could not 
remember much of what took place.  Officer McVeigh, who arrested the 
four, found the three men in company with the woman, and all were 
drunk.  Justice Patterson fined each of them ten dollars.

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