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| January 1 -- Touro Synagogue |
| January 2 -- Liquor Law |
| January 10 -- Motorfest |
| January 11 -- Motor Race |
| Boh Brothers Construction |
| January 13 -- Danny Barker/Pelicans |
| January 14 -- Anti-racing Law/Grant Death Mask |
| January 16 |
| January 17 -- LAYERS AT NEW ORLEANS -- Racing |
| January 20 -- Racing Banished/Sugar Refinery |
| January 22 |
| January 23 -- Gambling in Jefferson must stop |
| January 24 -- Car Race/Gambling |
| January 25 -- LID ON LOUISIANA GAMBLING HOUSES |
| January 30 -- TEST OF ANTI-RACING LAW |
| January 31 -- Anti-betting case continued |
| February |
| February -- Purification Plant |
| February 1 -- Gentilly Planned |
| February 2 -- Taft to Banquet on alligator.../Mardi Gras |
| February 4 -- Duke Dejan Dies/AC ADAMS INJURED |
| February 5 -- Biloxi Canning Company/TAILOR SUES LIEUTENANT |
| February 7 -- Auto Race Entries/Policman Arrests His Wife |
| February 8 -- Cotton Advance/Napoleon's Death Mask |
| February 9 -- Cotton Market |
| February 11 -- President-elect Taft on his way |
| February 12 -- President-elect Taft Arrives |
| February 13 -- Taft Addresses Negroes/EDIBILIA/Rice Growing Urged |
| February 18 -- CONGRESS OF MOTHERS MEETS |
| February 23 -- REX sketches |
| February 28 -- NYT on Mardi Gras/Cotton to Cane |
| March 1 |
| March 3 -- Cotton to Sugar Cane |
| March 2 -- Jazzman Narvin Kimball born/Mel Ott born |
| March 5 -- Sophie Wright Honored |
| March 12 -- N.O. to be Beautified |
| March 21 -- Old N.O. Dying |
| March 22 -- Artist ROBERT HOPKIN died |
| March 24 -- Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House Plans/Baptist Revival |
| March 29 -- QUEER FISH ARE SHRIMPS. |
| DELETE |
| April 3 -- Battleship |
| April 4 -- Pelicans |
| April 14 -- La. Hurricane |
| April 15 -- Brewers Meet |
| April 6 -- COL. WATTERSON Visits |
| April 19 -- Bread |
| April 20 -- Robert Tallant born |
| April 23 -- New Line/JOHN T. MOORE dies |
| April 25 -- Cathedral Bomb |
| April 29 -- Three New Schools/Orphan Train |
| Graduates, Normal Department |
| May -- Parking Commission |
| May -- Spanish Fort |
| May 2 -- WERE TO KILL THREE/Karl Gerhardt |
| May 3 -- Detective Dantonio |
| May 7 -- BATTLESHIP SAILS MISSISSIPPI RIVER FOR NEW ORLEANS |
| May 14 -- Oil Pipeline |
| May 20 -- Helvetia (Vet) Boswell is born |
| May 23 -- Unionites Strike/Musician Charles F. Fischer born |
| May 26 -- Cotton |
| May 29 -- Sam Dutrey born |
| May 31 -- NEW ORLEANS LEADS TEAMS IN FIELDING |
| June 2 -- not so picturesque |
| June 6 -- Jamison Place/Cotton Legislation "knives" |
| 1June 8 -- 1st Car to N.O. |
| June 18 -- PHILADELPHIA-NEW ORLEANS SHIP LINE OPENING/Ray Bauduc born |
| June 19 -- Greater New Orleans Homestead/first Fathers Day |
| June 24 -- Artist John G. Kofler born |
| June 27 -- BRONSON AND REDMOND Boxing |
| June 28 -- Presdent Taft to Visit |
| July -- Kate and Jean Gordon, Social reformers and suffragists |
| July 3 -- LEON LING FLED TO NEW ORLEANS |
| DELETE |
| New Orleans Chapter of the American Institute of Architects |
| July 9 -- NEW ORLEANS SPENDS MONEY |
| July 13 -- Whitney Central National Bank Plans |
| July 14 -- DIE OF HEAT IN NEW ORLEANS |
| July 15 -- NEW ORLEANS BANK OFFICER ARRESTED/Heat Kills |
| July 18 -- Pelicans sixteen inning game |
| July 19 -- JACK LONDON STOPS AT NEW ORLEANS |
| July 22 -- IMPROVE STREETS OF NEW ORLEANS/Boxer Champion Jack Dupree born |
| July 27 -- NEW ORLEANS DOES HONOR TO FORAKER AND NEGRO EDITOR |
| July 31 -- WIRELESS FOR NEW ORLEANS. |
| August 1 -- CHICAGO TO NEW ORLEANS. |
| August 2 -- Fans Roast Local Club |
| August 4 -- Son of President of Nicaragua visits |
| August 6 -- Howard Librarian Finds Rare Volume/Hindu Cigarette sports cards |
| August 7 -- Frisco to Baton Rouge postponed/SPEEDWAY/buyers' convention |
| Le Théâtre St. Pierre |
| August 12 -- Boxing |
| August 13 -- Plans for new shipping line to West Indies and Europe/Carmen's Wages |
| August 14 -- New Tenor for French Opera |
| August 17 -- New Bonds for Railway and Light Company |
| August 18 -- Heat Wave |
| August 20 -- Racing Law |
| August 22 -- Crackers in N.O. |
| August 27 -- Musician Lester Young born/TELEGRAPHONE |
| August 28 -- New Mill/Boll Weevil |
| September |
| September 2 -- Railroad connection that links the New Orleans to Houston |
| September 9 -- Street Name Changes/Kennedy Place |
| September 21 -- Hurricane/Audubon |
| September 22 -- Daily Picayune report on Hurricane |
| September 23 -- 55 storm victims |
| September 22 -- Metropolitan Bank Building plans |
| September 26 -- Cleveland Park |
| September 27 -- Hurricane Deaths Report |
| September 30 -- Parker Blake Co. plans |
| October |
| October 2 -- Col. John M. Lee dies |
| October 3 -- Auto Race |
| October 5 -- COTTON PROSPECTS POOREST IN YEARS |
| October 6 -- Street Name Changes |
| October 9 -- Good Roads Convention |
| October 17 -- Cozy Cole born |
| October 21 -- Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills plans |
| October 22 -- N.O. prepares for President Taft's visit |
| October 30 -- Race/TAFT COCKTAILS |
| October 31 -- Taft arrives |
| November 1 -- Taft in French Quarter tand at Tulane |
| November 8 -- plans for Auto Track |
| November 9 -- Cotton Million Bales Less |
| November 10 -- Auto Show |
| November 16 -- Southern League |
| November 17 -- WHEN THE SHRINERS STORM NEW ORLEANS |
| November 18 -- CORRIGAN CONTROLLED NEW ORLEANS TRACK |
| November 21 -- Auto Race |
| November 22 -- Oldfield runs fast mile (auto) |
| November 23 -- Track Meet |
| November 29 -- Cotton |
| November 30 -- Public Bath No. l plans |
| December 8 -- The Yankees |
| December 11 -- Panama Fair hopes/Torpedo |
| December 18 -- Japanese Student Travels By Canoe |
| December 22 -- Shriniers plan convention |
| December 29 -- Polo Game |
| December 23 -- JUDGE BS LIDDON DIES |
| September 26 -- Cleveland Playground Opens |
| 1909 Mileposts |
| Allisons in New Orleans |
| Architectural Photos |
| City Debt |
| City Park Flying Horses 3 years old |
| Tulane |
| Crawford H. Ellis -- United Fruit Company |
| Elmasada yacht |
| EUGENE G. SCALES |
| Football -- Walmsley at Tulane |
| French Opera House |
| Harlequin magazine |
| "Haunted House" on Royal Street |
| Royal Street |
| Holt was enlarged in 1909. |
| Imports Exports |
| John Minor Wisdom U.S. Court of Appeals Building |
| Library |
| Public Buildings |
| Marijuana |
| John B. Moisant |
| Josie Arlington |
| McDonoughville Boxing |
| Merchants Coffee Co. |
| Momus Floats Sketch |
| Napoleon's Death Mask |
| Ordinances |
| Paul Poincy artist dies |
| Public Health |
| Public Works |
| Proteus Floats Sketch |
| Empire Rice Milling Company Building plan |
| George McCullum (jazz) with Barnum and Baily band |
| Lee Circle |
| New Denechaud Hotel/Hotel Desoto/LePavillon |
| St. Charles Theatre/The Orpheum |
| Foot of Canal - Louisville and Nashville Station |
| Mayer Israel's Department Store |
| Addresses -- Before and After |
| Katz & Besthoff |
| Rosa Park |
| Milneburg Light |
| Bayou St. John |
| 1884--1954 - Oscar (Papa) Celestin |
| Lake Pontchartrain |
| Custom House |
| Lester Santiago born |
| Petitions before the Council, 1905-1909. |
| Pointe Beka Crevasse |
| Proteus |
| Pumping Station No. 3 |
| Artist Rudolph Bohunek |
| purification system |
| Pythian Temple and Zulu |
| Public Market planned |
| Rat Bounty |
| Residence -- Cistern screened against mosquitoes |
| Rev. Willie Earl Hausey born |
| Rigamer & Wahlig, cisterns |
| Royal St. Louis Hotel |
| Sports |
| Agriculture Street Landfill |
| Mafia |
| Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis dies |
| WILLIAM O. HART |
| Stratford Club--St. Charles and Union Streets |
| Street Name Changes |
| Telephone Exchanges |
| US Mint stops producing coins |
| Wall Street Rag |
| Waterways parade -- Taft Administration |
| William Woodward painting -- Jackson Square |
| Lugger Landing |
| Carondelet Street at Canal Street |
| Rampart Street |
| St. Claude and Dumaine Streets |
| Great Northern RR |
| 1113 Chartres Street |
| Maison Blanch Building/Ritz-Carlton |
| MOTHER MARY AUSTIN CARROLL |
| Lakeview |
| Jazz -- Don Albert |
| Jazz -- Jean Paquay/Fazola |
| Wireless Telegraph Stations of the World |
| Future Mayor Vic Schiro was five years old |
| West End postcard |
| Canal Street |
| Monuments |
| Canal-Louisiana Bank and Trust Company |
| St. Charles Hotel |
| Milk Cart |
| Maison Blanche, Court House, Monteleone |
| On the Levee |
| Racing (horse) |
| Cotton on the Levee |
| Mammoth Floating Dry Dock, Algiers, La. |
| Cotton Steamer |
| Cotton Exchange |
| Canal Street |
| Old Basin Canal |
| Drainage |
| Lincoln Penny |
| St. Mark's United Methodist Church |
| Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church |
| Jelly Roll Morton left N.O. |
| Johhny Dodds returned to N.O. |
| Giuseppi Ferrata |
| Fourth Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway Convention |
| Monteleone Clock |
| Delgado College |
| Haspel Seersucker |
| Sister Mary Elizabeth |
| Various Photos from nutrias.org |
| McDonogh No. 5 |
| Female Orphan Asylum--Margaret Statue |
| Isadore Newman |
| Third Presbyterian Church |
| Frances Xavier Cabrini |
| Locks |
| Mardi Gras Parade postcard |
| Ramelli |
| Wm. B. Reily & Company |
| Storyville |
| Antoine Bourdelle, Hercules the Archer |
| Last Yellow Fever outbreak |
| Bananas |
| Italian Headquarters |
| Shell Road Toll Gate |
| Audubon Place |
| St. Charles Avenue |
| St. Roch's Chapel and Campo Santo |
| River Panorama |
| Begue's |
| Hotel Grunewald/Roosevelt/Fairmont |
| French Market |
| Old French Court Yard (note the cistern) |
| Panorama Business Section |
| Arcade of Crescent and Tulane Theatres |
| Confederate Memorial Hall |
| Southern Yacht Club |
| 1900's ~The steamboat New Camelia |
| Christ Church |
| Charity Hospital |
| Martin Behrman |
| White City |
| New Orleans Terminal |
| Maps |
| Photos |
| Churches |
| World Events |
