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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1895
Page
3
In a London courtroom scene, Ruthven pays a three week prison fine for a hungry girl named Peg O'Reilly. He comforts her as she pleads for mercy, then arranges care and a safe return, hiring cab transport to Kennington and wondering how Mrs. Garrett will react to the change.
In a bustling city Ruthven hires a downtrodden girl Peg O Reilly from the streets as a housemaid via his housekeeper Mrs Garrett. Peg recalls brutal pasts and street life while the household hesitantly welcomes her into care, bath, clothes, and food before Master Hamilton’s return.
Boston garment workers secured a decisive victory in their ongoing strike, marking a significant win for labor action. The result strengthens organizing momentum among trades and signals renewed employer concessions amid rising wage disputes.
A man claiming to have twenty two wives marries widow Betty Gray in Orange County and vanishes with the bride, while the bride's family cries foul claiming the ceremony was a sham under opiate influence. The affair leaves the 21st wife destitute and exposed to inquiries.
In Riverhead Long Island the local moralists resist bloomers as cycling costumes. A stranger in abbreviated dress is hooted by women, sparking debate. None abandon the ban, though some young women secretly wish to ride with sisters under favorable conditions. The movement may prompt a dress reform group and an experiment with black bloomers at night.
J E Barber journeyed from Dublin Ga to Lothair with a young woman and baby claimed as wife and child. He obtained blacksmith work before moving into the barrel stave trade with a partner, then the venture grew in Montgomery County about a year ago amid a monotonous business climate.
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