Two Girls Sent to Separate Homes in Poorhouse Move
Mary Bender clings to her sister Alice as Mrs. Campbell takes Ila to a fine home. Mary must stay at the poorhouse with Polly Grundy and the overseer Parker as Billy promises to return weekly and help them. Ella leaves for a wealthier life with Mrs Campbell, while Mary faces daily toil, hunger, and fear in a damp, crowded lodging as she clings to hope of reunions and future schooling.
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Parker
Mrs. Parker
Polly
Miss Grundy
Sal Parbush
Sal
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Miss Polly
Mary Grundy
Mrs. Grundy
George
Uncle Peter
Billy Bender
Hier
Henry Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Henry
Caroline Benedict Burrell
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Witty Exchange Sparks Question of Romance
Assured of a long life, Mrs Knowit asks if Mr Wise is engaged to Miss Sweetly. He confirms, but notes she has no wish to learn cooking. The exchange reveals a lighthearted domestic bet between the couple and friends.
Stingy Barbers College Patron Sparks Mockery
A grateful man is mocked for giving more than he asked after Barlow, described as stingy, lets students at the barbers' college shave and cut his hair to save money.
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Barbers’ College
Chief Francis ONeill Chicago Police Chief and Sailor
Francis ONeill became Chicago’s police chief after a storied life at sea. Born in Cork he sailed through Egypt the West Indies and Japan before arriving in New York then joined the force. He rose through ranks, survived a gunfire incident and became a renowned Irish scholar and collector of music literature.
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New Mail Boxes Aim to Share Public Information
An inventive San Francisco thinker proposes mailbox redesigns that relay weather forecasts, world events, and postage rates via cards and a built in clock. The concept also includes a public information frame and an automatic mail scale for weighing letters and packages.
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Universal Informa
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