New York Christmas hunger tale of John Sullivan family
A World reporter chronicled John Sullivan a unemployed New York engine fireman and his large family living in a 17 by 17 foot Cherry Street flat with half a loaf of bread and no funds. The piece highlights suffering on Christmas Day 1895 the six children Mamie Lizzie Johnnie Tommy Joey and Willie plus a crippled wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
John Sullivan
World
Mamie
Willie
Sullivans
Sullivan
Cherry Hill
Lizzie
Johnnie
Tommy
Joey
Great East Side
Bergen Point
Cherry Street
Pby's Alley
Bess
State Teachers’ Association
Denver
Fort Lupton
C. I. Colwell
Morgan County
Dave Kelker
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Lamar
Barney McGivin
Cripple Creek
Thomas Uzzell
Blanche Cox
Salvation Army
Baltimore
Colorado
Charles H. Holt
Buena Vista
Fred W. Brush
Salida
H.S. McDowell
Highlands
Charles A. Crane
Colorado City
James H. Ecob
Albany
First Congregational Church
David F. Cresswell
To Give or to Take by Adelaide Proctor
A concise poem expressing that true generosity lies in forgiving others. The speaker elevates the one who bears a burden and grants forgiveness over the one who gives willingly for love. The verse champions noble restraint and magnanimity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Proctor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesphie Pietore
Colorado Condensed
New England Association
Simon Gungenheim
Robert Jones
Maggie Jones
Charles Jones
Ina Ball
Thomas Jones
Amos W. Harmon
Aspen
Slaughterhouse Hill
Harmon
Utah
Price Station
Dodge