Storyville - Revision history

Keith: /* Others */

2015-10-31T03:10:31Z

Others

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	\|[[Tom Anderson\|Thomas C. Anderson]], Louisiana state legislator		\|[[Tom Anderson\|Thomas C. Anderson]], Louisiana state legislator
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	\|E. J. Bellocq, photographer		\|[[E. J. Bellocq]], photographer
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	\|Buddy Bolden, jazz musician		\|Buddy Bolden, jazz musician

Keith: /* Others */

2015-10-31T03:05:16Z

Others

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	\|Thomas C. Anderson, Louisiana state legislator		\|[[Tom Anderson\|Thomas C. Anderson]], Louisiana state legislator
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	\|E. J. Bellocq, photographer		\|E. J. Bellocq, photographer

Keith: /* Additional brothel proprietors */

2015-10-31T03:04:30Z

Additional brothel proprietors

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	\|Josie Arlington		\|Josie Arlington
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	\|Willie Piazza		\|[[Willie Piazza]]
	\|Gertie Livingston		\|Gertie Livingston
	\|Hilma Burt		\|Hilma Burt
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	\|May Redmond		\|May Redmond
	\|}		\|}

	====Others====		====Others====

Keith: /* Others */

2015-10-31T03:03:58Z

Others

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	\|Thomas C. Anderson, Louisiana state legislator		\|Thomas C. Anderson, Louisiana state legislator
	\|~~Louis Armstrong, musician and composer~~		\|
	\|E. J. Bellocq, photographer		\|E. J. Bellocq, photographer
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	\|Alcide Nunez, musician		\|Alcide Nunez, musician
	\|\|Pete Lala, owner of Pete Lala's Cafe, restaurant and music venue		\|Pete Lala, owner of Pete Lala's Cafe, restaurant and music venue
	\|		\|Louis Armstrong, musician and composer
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Bruce: /* Anderson's Annex */

2015-10-29T08:05:04Z

Anderson's Annex

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	==== Anderson's Annex ====		==== Anderson's Annex ====
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Bruce: /* Anderson's Annex */

2015-10-29T08:04:01Z

Anderson's Annex

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	==== Anderson's Annex ====		==== Anderson's Annex ====
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	====The Blue Book====		====The Blue Book====

Bruce: /* The Blue Book */

2015-10-29T08:03:43Z

The Blue Book

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	At the start of World War I, Secretary of War Newton Baker did not want troops to have distractions while deploying.[2] The Navy had troops located in New Orleans and the city was pressed to close Storyville. Prostitution was made illegal in 1917 and Storyville was used for the purpose of entertainment. Most of its buildings were later destroyed, and in 1930 its location was used to create the Iberville housing projects.		At the start of World War I, Secretary of War Newton Baker did not want troops to have distractions while deploying.[2] The Navy had troops located in New Orleans and the city was pressed to close Storyville. Prostitution was made illegal in 1917 and Storyville was used for the purpose of entertainment. Most of its buildings were later destroyed, and in 1930 its location was used to create the Iberville housing projects.

			==== Anderson's Annex ====

	====The Blue Book====		====The Blue Book====

Bruce: /* Websites */

2015-10-29T08:02:03Z

Websites

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	https://twentyfourframes.wordpress.com/2013/11/02/e-j-bellocq-storyville-and-pretty-baby/		https://twentyfourframes.wordpress.com/2013/11/02/e-j-bellocq-storyville-and-pretty-baby/

			http://storyvilledistrict.tripod.com/madams.html

Keith at 01:30, 28 October 2015

2015-10-28T01:30:42Z

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	===Notable People of Storyville===		===Notable People of Storyville===

	====Alderman Sidney Story=====		====Alderman Sidney Story====

	Notably the Father of Storyville, Alderman Sidney Story, an American politician, wrote the legislation to set up the District, basing his proposals around other port cities that limited prostitution. Storyville became the nation’s only legal red-light district, due to Ordinance No. 13,032, which forbade any and all prostitution in New Orleans outside of a tightly defined district in 1897.		Notably the Father of Storyville, Alderman Sidney Story, an American politician, wrote the legislation to set up the District, basing his proposals around other port cities that limited prostitution. Storyville became the nation’s only legal red-light district, due to Ordinance No. 13,032, which forbade any and all prostitution in New Orleans outside of a tightly defined district in 1897.
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	Story’s vision allowed authority to regulate prostitution without technically legalizing it.		Story’s vision allowed authority to regulate prostitution without technically legalizing it.

	====Lulu White====		====[[Lulu White]]====

	Lulu White was one of the most famous madams in Storyville, running and maintaining Mahogany Hall. She employed 40 prostitutes and sustained a four-story building which housed 15 bedrooms and five parlors. She often found herself in trouble with the law for serving liquor without a license and was known to get violent when another intervened in her practice. Her clients were the most prominent and wealthiest men in Louisiana and she is remembered for her glamour and jewels “which were like the ‘lights of the St. Louis Exposition’ just as reported in her promotional booklet”		Lulu White was one of the most famous madams in Storyville, running and maintaining Mahogany Hall. She employed 40 prostitutes and sustained a four-story building which housed 15 bedrooms and five parlors. She often found herself in trouble with the law for serving liquor without a license and was known to get violent when another intervened in her practice. Her clients were the most prominent and wealthiest men in Louisiana and she is remembered for her glamour and jewels “which were like the ‘lights of the St. Louis Exposition’ just as reported in her promotional booklet”

Bruce: /* Mahogany Hall */

2015-10-27T19:25:55Z

Mahogany Hall

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