A Dime for a Widow and Orphan in Hard Times
Olive struggles on a cold December day to raise two dollars for rent while facing repeated rebuffs from moneyed strangers. A grim concert of poverty and oppression unfolds as she begs from a president and a grocer, receives none, and finds a fragile glimmer of hope via a single dime from Orion, a newsboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
Pye
Genne
Orlan
Newsoy
Vanderbilt
Stewart
Astor
Orian
International News Roundup From Paris and Berlin
From Paris Thiers yields to the Committee of Thirty with a veto extending executive power for two months and potential debates in the Chamber. In Berlin a Posen editor is jailed four months for an article on church matters. Meade monument plans and a Peoria poison case conclude the bulletin.
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Paris
le Bien Public
Thiers
Committee of Thirty
Assembly
Txe
Garibaldi
Courier
Bayonne
Berlin
Posen
God’s Church
Calhoun Involved in Disturbance on Hopkins Street
George Calhoun caused a disturbance after noon at the lower end of Hopkins street. He clashed with a Black man named Jeff Spink, who struck him in the ear in a brief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Calhoun
Cain
Hopkins Street
Jeff
Spink
Calhoun
Williamson v Morton & Co bankrupts petition
James T. Williamson sues the firm 8 S W Morton & Co alleging fourteen day paper stoppage, insolvency, an extensive sale to Patrick McKeon worth 5500 in fraud, sale to hinder creditors, and six months absence to avoid service. Demurrer overruled on first allegation and sustained on the last three. firm adjudicated bankrupts with leave to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Williamson
W. Morton & Co
S. W. Morton
John C. Fremont
8. W. Morton & Co
Patrick McKeon
Firt
Ohio
Durbin Ward
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William Bargeant Lee
Offal
Dr. Peters
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
The
Herald
Washington
Caldwell
Army of the Potomac
Hayemeyer
New York
General Meade Atcade
Gettysburg
Schumann
J. P. Wilder
Peoria
Illinois
Allen Heman Lincoln
Brown University
Newton Centre
Albert Lincon
Nashville
Tenn
Young Lincoln
Senate
Philadelphia. Council
Ciity
Tyndall
Europe
Buffalo
Gaffney
Dix
Mississippfi
Jackson
Ccincinnati
Weekly Star
United States
Family Journal
Chickering
Estey
Prame
Ase Iseaes
Seeeer Tee Ithe the Star, Publishing Company
Credit Mobilier
Ames
Poland
Horace F. Clark
Brooks
Credit Mob.corporation
Pacific Railroad
Oakes Ames
Wilson Committee
C. Cox
E. J. Smith
Hooper
Kelley
United States District Court
Howsineron
W. Way
C. Y
Northern Ohio Journal
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Soureau
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Main St
Io. B. Ww
Chambers & Son
the Journal
Northern Ohio
W. C
Northwestern Farmer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Western States
Kingsbury
Billingsley
Railway Matters
Arhival and Deepartume
Thaine
Pittsburg, Cineinnati & St. Louis Railway
Little Miami and
Pana
Acca Pires
Eres Ling Eine
Columbus Time
Agnuius
Marietta
Cincinnati
Pearl Street
Plum
Centravenue
Hamilton & Dayton
Hamilton & Indiananolis
St. Louis
Gare Pinast & Peoria
Sen
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Svi
Dasseeee
Opelagaee
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Dayton
Night Express
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Cahioa
Columbus
Day Express
Xford
Connersville
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Oxford
Delaware
Cleveland
Bell Bellefontaine
Ral
Whitewater Valley
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Wayne
Sonia Ened
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Tham
Copiers
Ravens
Southern Night Express
Isam
Haydrick
Selena Shi Cette
Mee
James Smeitre
Wall Swreet
Macerat
Rinna Bree
Aida
Peasery
Maggiel
Tron Works
2Nd Avenuec
J. Hardy
Goerck Street
Mels
Gerid
Rae
Peur Draggitts
JOS. Haydock
Fone
Dee Pe
Philosophy and Fact
Emma
Aiby
Tepeeanis
Annua Constion
Meioe Veilat
Holloway
Walkie
Lonara Manufactories Co
Brusxiste and Desiers
Wm. Wilson McGrew
58 Pourth Street
North Side
West
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