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Woman Paid Fine, Men Go To Jail. Josephine Sandson, Isaac Kershaw and Alfred Sanderson, all colored, and all of Bound Brook ware arrested on Neilson street early Sunday morning for disorderly conduct. They were some of the gang of drunks, who fill the street at midnight on Saturdays. Patrolman Faulkner, Van Deursen, and Dunn arrested them. The woman paid her fine of $2, while the men having spent their money were sent to jail for 20 days. each being unable to pay their fine. Acting Recorder Sedam committed them to jail.

• Most likely Isaac Kershaw Jr. (1870-?) https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GCQ3-GW1

Acting Recorder Sedam is most likely a Suydam.

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