N Nathan, Mrs. Frederick, 208. National Child Labor Committee, 163. NEW JERSEY: Child-labor investigation in, 210. Child-labor law, 1904, 210. Glass manufacture, 154. Glass manufacture, children employed in, 154, 159, 161, 162. Orphan Asylum children employed in, 198. New Lanark, Scotland, 134. Newsboys, 184, 185, 187, 188, 258. NEW YORK CITY: Child-labor legislation in, 258. Estimated number of children in, 61. Foundling Asylum in, 22. Home factories in, 33–37, 173. Medical inspection in schools of, 107, 109, 253, 281. School nurses in, 242. Still-births in, 52. Underfed school children in, 61, 64–83, 90–95. New York Child Labor Committee, 169. New York County Medical Association, 224. New York Foundling Asylum, 22. NEW YORK STATE: Canning factories in, 169. Carpet factories in, 178. Child labor in, 141. Child-labor investigation in, 210. Child-labor legislation in, 258. Midwives, regulation of, 223, 299. Number of children of school age not attending school in, 144. Nibecker, Mr., Supt. House of Refuge, Pennsylvania, 187. Nichols, Mr. Francis H., 210. NORWAY: Backward children in, 115, 276. Excursions for school children, 275. Meals for school children, 114, 115, 275, 276. Medical inspection of school children in, 109, 253, 254. School sanatoria, 254. Special dietary for weak children, 115, 254. Notes and authorities, 307–323. Nottingham, England, 132. O Oastler, Richard, M.P., 137. Obstetrical Society of London, 294, 295. Ohio, child labor in, 154, 159, 160, 162. Glass manufacture in, 154. Oneida, New York, 169. Orphan children compelled to work, 162, 198. Owatonna, Minnesota, 120, 121. Owen, Robert, 134, 135, 153, 165. Oxford, Maryland, 169.