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Piper of Manhattan (Spot Conlon Love Story)

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Piper lives the life of a newsboy in Manhattan in the year 1899. Piper dreams of running off to Santa Fe to escape the smokey streets of the city and her painful past. However, when the papers jack up the price of the papes, Piper stands with all the other boys of New York to strike! Oh, one more thing, Piper is the only girl Manhattan Newsie! This is based off the movie version of Newsies. I DON'T OWN ANYTHING EXCEPT PIPER AND SOME IDEAS FOR THE PLOT!!!! ALL RIGHTS FOR NEWSIES GO TO DISNEY!!!All Rights Reserved

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No Fear |A Newsies Fanfiction| by kallilovesdean

"In 1899, the streets of New York City echoed with the voices of newsies, peddling the papers of Joseph Pulitzer, William Randalph Hearst, and other giants of the newspaper world. On every corner you saw them carrying the banner. Bringing you the news for a penny a pape. Poor orphans and runaways, the newsies were a ragged army without a leader until one day all that changed.....for Brooklyn, too."

The Only Girl Newsie by MadMadieB

Newsies are usually boys. It's always been that way. No matter where you go, you will only see boy newsies unless you go to Manhattan. There you will find the only girl Newsie, Madie. Madie is a tough girl who isn't afraid to speak her mind. She lives with the newsboys in the Lodging house. Follow Madie and her friends as the newsies try to strike against Mr. Pulitzer and The World while dealing with the repercussions of the life she left behind to become a Newsie. *This story was written a long time ago and it was my first full story. I have edited it, but keep that in mind while reading it.* I only own Madie. I obviously don't own any of the other characters. Completed

The Last Rose of Summer by TheQuietHufflepuff

In 1899, two aspiring reporters get caught up in one of the biggest events of their time; a newsboy strike. Eleanor, Ellie, and her friend aim to be more than vaudeville reporters, and when opportunity comes their way, they immediately jump on it. But with the strike comes the leader. Jack Kelly. Ellie finds him both endearing and annoying. Sweet and frustrating. All is well until the strike goes wrong and then he finds out who she truly is. But the newboys and their fellow reporters are resilient. They refuse to quit before they're done, and that strength and courage may save them in the end. And perhaps there is also a chance for love. *I don't own Newsies. All credit goes to Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. I only own Ellie.*

Love Is A First (Spot Conlon Fanfiction) by cyndiblack

NOTE: CURRENTLY UNDERGOING REVISION! Twilight Eventide is a 15 year old girl who has a temper, a bad temper. That's where she got her name, Tempest. She is a real good fighter and can take care of herself pretty well. When she was 5, her parents were taken away and murdered, therefore she had to run away and ended up in Manhattan, for everyone thought she was the one that did it. Jack Kelly, who became her unofficial brother, took her in after a few years and brought her up to fight and sell papers. She has no need to dress up as a boy, being herself is much more intimidating. Tempest cannot do anything and thinks there should be more excitement in her boring dull New York life. Spot is the feared newsie leader from Brooklyn. He is known as a big womanizer, but he hasn't found "the one" yet. Right now he is with a girl named Livia, a greedy shirtwaist factory girl. He is a pretty good leader for Brooklyn, his cane that he stole from Pulitzer and his slingshot are his main weapons. Being intimidating has always been his way to get people to do what he wants, but it doesn't work on Tempest, not one bit. As they meet, will these two powerful newsies clash? Or will they be able to tolerate each other, at least until the end of the strike? (I do not own any Newsies Characters except the ones that I made up!)

The Only Girl Newsie by nydevotee

A Newsies Fanfic. Before the Strike, a young girl is kicked out of her home. The only place she's ever known. Wondering the streets a boy with a crutch and a boy with a heavy new York accent pick her up off the streets and give a second chance that she can't give up. Be a Newsie. Sure it can be hard running from Synder. Being soaked by Delancey. But at the end of the day its worth it maybe one day being in Santa Fe.

Lea of New York by Disneyfreak1940

Lea Higgins is the only girl newsie, but no one knows except her brother, Racetrack. One day, the World decides to Jack up the price of papers, so the Manhattan newsies go on strike. They can't do it alone, so they reach out to the toughest group of newsies in all of New York, Brooklyn. Little did Lea know that this was the start to an incredible adventure with none other than the King of New York, Spot Conlon. #1 in Racetrackhiggins- 8/30/2021 #1 in Spotconlon- 10/9/2021 #1 in Newsiesofneeyork- 11/24/2021 #1 in Strike- 12/14/2021

You are the Key--A Newsies (Spot Conlon) Fan Fiction #2 by LoofahsSwanson

When Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst raise the distribution price one-tenth of a cent per paper, ten cents per hundred, the newsboys, poor enough already, are outraged. Inspired by the strike put on by the trolley workers, Jack "Cowboy" Kelly organizes a newsboys' strike. With David Jacobs as the brains of the new union, and Jack as the voice, the weak and oppressed found the strength to band together and challenge the powerful. (Written by Kaitlin Dwyer Rankins) Jack and David were the main characters, but they could not do it without Spot Conlon. Little is known about the King of Brooklyn, but as a character based on a boy who actually lived, he must have had dreams and ambitions just like fictional Jack and David. Here are my writings in a small attempt to give Spot Conlon the story--and the ending--he deserves.

Spot Conlon: To the Top [1] by IAmThatFangirl

Spot Conlon is an eleven year old boy who lives in Brooklyn, New York. He works as a Brooklyn Newsies, selling papes for a penny each every day. Being a newsie is tough: there's never enough. Enough food, enough money, enough anything. One day, he arrives at the newspaper station to find it has been burned to the ground and the suspect is one of his newsie buddies, one of his only friends. He comes up with a plan for the other Brooklyn newsies to still sell papers and make money, put he is busy trying to prove his friend innocent... and then he meets a girl who spit-shakes and has mad fighting skills. And she's better than he is with a sling shot. Will he be able to control his feelings for this girl while at the same time prove his friend innocent? Of course he will! He's Spot Conlon! Just so you know, this is just the first of a trilogy. I'll name them here. Spot Conlon: To the Top Spot Conlon: A New Adventure Spot Conlon: Cross the Finish Line. Hope you enjoy these!

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