Newspaper Records

Property transfer (fifth column, bottom half)

First Session of the Juvenile Court, Amos Lewis commited to the school (sixth column, down)

Gaudet’s accomplishments and her asking for funds at a meeting at Tulane Avenue Baptist Church (third column, bottom)

Announces school’s first session on Oct 1st, 1902 (bottom right)

Colored Industrial School listed under public charities in budget of expenditures for the City of New Orleans (fourth column in section 56)

Frances Joseph Gaudet addressed the Louisiana Annual Conference (bottom left)

The work and growth of the school and Gaudet’s call for funds (top right)

Recognition for donators and call for help (third and fourth columns, top)

Subscription received for the Colored Industrial Home and School (seventh column, bottom)

Describes annual meeting, reports, balance (seventh column, down)

The past day’s juvenile court proceedings

School board not wanting court to send cases from juvenile court to the Colored Industrial School (fifth column, bottom)

A meeting with the mayor about supplying the school with additional funds (fourth column, top)

New positions and names on the board of directors (second column, down)

Mrs. Ida Richardson's appeal for additional support for the school (fifth column down)

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