Clarification: Church Theft-Golden Crown story

By The Associated Press

Posted Jan 16, 2025 03:08:46 PM.

Last Updated Jan 16, 2025 03:15:44 PM.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — In a story published Jan. 13, 2025, The Associated Press reported that a crown stolen from a Philadelphia church was created by James E. Caldwell & Co. around 1900. The story should have made clear that the company changed the style of its name over the years. The crown’s inscription reads J.E. Caldwell & Co.

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