"Nocturnal habits and dark wisdom": The American response to children in the streets at night, 1880-1930

Journal of Social History

Volumn 35, Issue 3, 2002, Pages

  Baldwin, Peter C ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT   (United States)

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EID: 0036340843     PISSN: 00224529     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1353/jsh.2002.0002     Document Type: Review

References (216)

1. The great awakening of the night: Lighting America's streets
2. Blaze of lights packs asylum street
3. City zoning of street lighting
4. Luxury and control: The urbanity of street lighting in nineteenth century cities
5. New York at night
6. Fighting the twelve hour day in the American steel industry
7. A boy destroying trade
8. The night glow of the city
9. When the city wakes
10. When the city sleeps
11. Boys' clubs
12. The child problem in cities
13. The city street
14. Children's street games
15. The children of the other half
16. Public order and the geography of the city: Crime, violence and the police in Detroit, 1845-1875
17. The criminal patterns of Boston since 1849
18. Tacit acceptace: Respectable Americans and segregated prostitution, 1870-1910
19. Bowery, Saturday night
20. The bowery at night
21. Midsummer in New York
22. Children in the house, 1890 to 1930
23. The effect of irregular hours upon the child's health
24. Children's rights
25. Historical sketch of the boys' clubs in Hartford, conn.
26. Undated history of boys' club movement
27. The Massachusetts civic conference
28. History of boys' club movement
29. A remarkable boys club
30. The boys club federation international, 1923 year book
31. Urge a club for boys of street
32. Supervised amusement cuts juvenile crime by 96 per cent
33. Write your biography in the life of a boy
34. The danger hour
35. The nation and child labor
36. Child labor in the United States and its great attendant evils
37. Children on the streets of cincinnati
38. What of the newsboy of the second cities?
39. Newsboys in Birmingham
40. Connecticut study of street trades
41. Street trades in Pennsylvania
42. Juvenile street work in Iowa
43. Study of newsboys in Springfield, Mass.
44. Children in American street trades
45. Child labor reform in New York
46. The newsboy at night in Philadelphia
47. Waifs of the street
48. An investigation of the street trades of Wilmington
49. The street trader under Illinois law
50. Pennsylvania three-ply child labor campaign
51. Night messengers in Louisville
52. Extracts from report on the night messenger service in Pittsburgh
53. Street trades investigation
54. Child labor laws in all states
55. Map no. 3 - Night work prohibited to children
56. Enforcing the newsboy law in New York and Newark
57. Seventh annual report, year ending March 1, 1906
58. Enforcement of street trades regulations
59. Letters from Morgan Collins to parents of newsgirls
60. Violations of the Chicago street trades ordinance
61. Keep them at home: Juvenile curfew ordinances in 200 American cities
62. Trouble with the curfew
63. Col. Hogeland's life work done
64. Found dead, with the gas turned on
65. Col. Hogeland's life work done
66. Alexander Hoagland (sic) found dead at Omaha
67. A curfew ordinance
68. Curfew
69. Curfew ordinance invalid
70. Curfew for New-York
71. Curfew for city children
72. A great success
73. Curfew will not ring
74. Curfew law to be revived
75. A grand jury speaks out
76. Fine parents to save boys
77. Delinquency cut in third, Juvenile Court is told
78. Dance of death for many girls
79. Curfew bill passes council without a fight
80. Council rings curfew on night blooming kids
81. Chief opposes curfew law
82. Can't enforce curfew: Chief
83. One lone 'pinch' all new curfew nets first night
84. Children should be seen and not heard: The production and transgression of adults' public space
85. Dusk 'til dawn: Children's rights and the effectiveness of Juvenile curfew ordinances