Newsie Girl
Y/n is an girl who recently moved to New York with her brother who heard about the newsies. Her brother gets hired to work for the newsies in Manhattan. Y/n ends up developing a crush on Spot Conlon— He is the fiercely respected, intimidating leader of the Brooklyn newsboys or Jack Kelly from the Manhattan newsies. During the 1899 strike, the newsboys are boycotting Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal because the owners raised the wholesale cost of the papers. When Jack Kelly and the Manhattan newsies strike, they have to cross the river to convince Spot Conlon and his Brooklyn fleet to join their union and refuse to sell the papers. His dramatic arrival—and his famous line, "Never fear, Brooklyn is here!"—acts as the turning point that helps the newsboys cripple the distribution of the major papers. This will go just like the newsies 1992 movie.
Newsie Girl
Y/n is an girl who recently moved to New York with her brother who heard about the newsies. Her brother gets hired to work for the newsies in Manhattan. Y/n ends up developing a crush on Spot Conlon— He is the fiercely respected, intimidating leader of the Brooklyn newsboys or Jack Kelly from the Manhattan newsies. During the 1899 strike, the newsboys are boycotting Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal because the owners raised the wholesale cost of the papers. When Jack Kelly and the Manhattan newsies strike, they have to cross the river to convince Spot Conlon and his Brooklyn fleet to join their union and refuse to sell the papers. His dramatic arrival—and his famous line, "Never fear, Brooklyn is here!"—acts as the turning point that helps the newsboys cripple the distribution of the major papers. This will go just like the newsies 1992 movie.
