Henry Rugen and his family helped operate a saloon with his brother Herman Rugen at 40 South Street. New York City tattooers Edwin Thomas and Sam O'Reilly worked at this location, as did Philadelphia tattooer Stephen Lee. It's not clear whether they were directly associated with Rugen or there presence in the same building was a coincidence.
1892 July 3 New York Herald pg 21
Rugen-Suddenly, Henry Rugen, at his late residence, 349 7th Av., Brooklyn on Thursday morning
1892 July 3 New York Herald pg 21
Rugen-Suddenly, Henry Rugen, at his late residence, 349 7th Av., Brooklyn on Thursday morning
Henry Rugen and his family helped operate a saloon with his brother Herman Rugen at 40 South Street. New York City tattooers Edwin Thomas and Sam O'Reilly worked at this location, as did Philadelphia tattooer Stephen Lee. It's not clear whether they were directly associated with Rugen or there presence in the same building was a coincidence.
1892 July 3 New York Herald pg 21
Rugen-Suddenly, Henry Rugen, at his late residence, 349 7th Av., Brooklyn on Thursday morning
1892 July 3 New York Herald pg 21
Rugen-Suddenly, Henry Rugen, at his late residence, 349 7th Av., Brooklyn on Thursday morning
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