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Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice
Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice

Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice

Date2/9/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lawyer Lou Kesten; left; and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail; where Borden had been imprisoned twice. Goldkind handled both cases. The first time Borden spent two months waiting for trial on a charge that was dropped. The second time Borden had pleaded guilty to four crimes.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0119802F
      Thomas Wade Borden at first denied that he had broken into store in the Kensington Market a Michael Biss told him during interrogation at No. 14 Polic(...)
      Thomas Wade Borden at first denied that he had broken into store in the Kensington Market a Michael Biss told him during interrogation at No. 14 Polic(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      2/9/1970
      Thomas Wade Borden revisits the courtroom in the old city hall where he was found guilty of breaking into a Kensington Market area grocery store and a(...)
      Thomas Wade Borden revisits the courtroom in the old city hall where he was found guilty of breaking into a Kensington Market area grocery store and a(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      2/9/1970
      Thomas Wade Borden, who is on probation on a charge of breaking and entering, returns to the scene of the crime for the photographer. [Incomplete]
      Thomas Wade Borden, who is on probation on a charge of breaking and entering, returns to the scene of the crime for the photographer. [Incomplete]
      Goode, Jeff
      2/9/1970
      Racial Discrimination kept their child Pamela from being baptized, according to Fred and Joyce Borden. Rev. Norman Thomas of Wood Green United Church, says he refused to perform ceremony for theological reasons.
      Racial Discrimination kept their child Pamela from being baptized, according to Fred and Joyce Borden. Rev. Norman Thomas of Wood Green United Church, says he refused to perform ceremony for theological reasons.
      Goode, Jeff
      11/3/1969
      Comfort for fire victims. Firefighters stand on a roottop to battle a blaze at a two-storey house on Borden St. yesterday. Maria Oliveira and her son,(...)
      Comfort for fire victims. Firefighters stand on a roottop to battle a blaze at a two-storey house on Borden St. yesterday. Maria Oliveira and her son,(...)
      Bull, Ron
      9/30/1986
      In the field: Cpl. Chris O'Brien of Streetsville stands at the ready during recent combat training at CFB Borden. He was among more than 2,400 taking part
      In the field: Cpl. Chris O'Brien of Streetsville stands at the ready during recent combat training at CFB Borden. He was among more than 2,400 taking part
      Canada. Canadian Army
      8/10/1986
      In signals, Herbert Walker, a member of The Star mailing room staff, who has now been in training several months with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals at Camp Borden
      In signals, Herbert Walker, a member of The Star mailing room staff, who has now been in training several months with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals at Camp Borden
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      4/5/1941
      Now press officer, Pilot Officer Borden Spears, former member of The Star editorial staff, has been appointed in the R
      Now press officer, Pilot Officer Borden Spears, former member of The Star editorial staff, has been appointed in the R
      James, Norman
      3/6/1942
      Army University - Camp Borden has been called the army's university because six separate schools train officers, non-commissioned officers and tradesmen
      Army University - Camp Borden has been called the army's university because six separate schools train officers, non-commissioned officers and tradesmen
      National Defense Photograph Canada
      1952-10
      Flyers' Don Saleski Beats Leaf Goalie Wayne Thomas With A 20-Foot Wrist Shot, This is the goal that put Philadelphia ahead. Saleski went on to score twice more as Flyers routed the Leafs, 7-1
      Flyers' Don Saleski Beats Leaf Goalie Wayne Thomas With A 20-Foot Wrist Shot, This is the goal that put Philadelphia ahead. Saleski went on to score twice more as Flyers routed the Leafs, 7-1
      Lennon, Frank
      4/20/1976
      Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program
      Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      8/11/1939
      The candidates: Garnet Rickard, left, mayor of Newcastle since 1973, is being challenged this time by Harry Wade, centre, and Thomas Vanderende of Blackstock, right
      The candidates: Garnet Rickard, left, mayor of Newcastle since 1973, is being challenged this time by Harry Wade, centre, and Thomas Vanderende of Blackstock, right
      Dunlop, Alan
      10/28/1982