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Story October 5, 1908

The Daily Sentinel

Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado

What is this article about?

Sixty-seven young orphans, aged 2 to 5, from New York travel by special train to find homes with farmers near St. Paul, passing through Milwaukee accompanied by Sisters of Charity and two trained nurses.

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MANY LITTLE BABES
ARE HUNTING HOMES
[Special to The Sentinel.]
Milwaukee, Oct. 5. There were sixty-seven of them and sixty-seven varieties. They were babies, from 2 years up to 5, all colors, shapes, sizes and previous conditions of servitude. Little waifs they were, the discard of New York, out in search of a home far from the center of sorrows and woes that they were born into.
On the way to St. Paul from New York a special car with these babies passed through Milwaukee. With the children there were several Sisters of Charity and two trained nurses.
The Home Finding Society of New York is sending them West to deal them out into good homes among the farmers near St. Paul.
When the conductor came out of the car there was a suspicion of moisture in his eyes.

What sub-type of article is it?

Journey Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Family Misfortune Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Orphan Babies Finding Homes New York Orphans St Paul Farmers Sisters Of Charity Train Journey

What entities or persons were involved?

Sisters Of Charity Trained Nurses Conductor

Where did it happen?

En Route From New York To St. Paul Via Milwaukee

Story Details

Key Persons

Sisters Of Charity Trained Nurses Conductor

Location

En Route From New York To St. Paul Via Milwaukee

Event Date

Oct. 5

Story Details

Sixty-seven orphan children aged 2-5 from New York travel west by train to find adoptive homes with farmers near St. Paul, accompanied by Sisters of Charity and nurses, passing through Milwaukee where the conductor is moved to tears.

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