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  • Troy Whig (Troy, NY), Thursday, Jan. 10, 1873
    Troy Whig (Troy, NY), Thursday, Jan. 10, 1873 TextNewspaper
        Life on the Tow Path. The Career of a Neglected Son -A Sorrowful Story. A young lad, poorly clad in a starving condition, wondered into the first precinct station house yesterday afternoon in search of something to eat and a place to rest his weary frame. Captain ...
      Life on the Tow Path. The Career of a Neglected Son -A ...
  • Troy Whig (Troy, NY), 10 Jan 1873
    Troy Whig (Troy, NY), 10 Jan 1873 TextNewspaper
        A young lad, poorly clad in a starving condition, wondered into the first precinct station house yesterday afternoon in search of something to eat and a place to rest his weary frame. Captain Quigley interrogated the unfortunate stranger, and gleaned the following facts in regard to his past life ...
      A young lad, poorly clad in a starving condition, wondered into the ...
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