The real-life strike by New York City newsboys against major newspapers, which served as the historical basis for the Newsies story.
Launch of the original Disney musical film 'Newsies' directed by Kenny Ortega, inspired by the 1899 newsboys strike.
Opening of the stage musical adaptation of 'Newsies' on Broadway, bringing the story to theater audiences with new songs and choreography.
The final performance of the Broadway production of the 'Newsies' musical after a successful run.
Start of the national touring production of the 'Newsies' musical, spreading the show beyond Broadway to wider audiences.
Newsies in New York City go on strike to protest against increased newspaper prices by Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst.
Jack Kelly emerges as the charismatic leader of the newsboys, organizing rallies and negotiating tactics.
Newsies organize a large rally at Medill Park in Manhattan to garner public support for their strike.
Newsies face off against Pulitzer's hired agents attempting to break the strike, leading to strategic planning by the strike leaders.
After sustained protests, Joseph Pulitzer agrees to meet with newsies' leaders to discuss demands.
The newsboys win the strike as Pulitzer agrees to lower the prices for newspapers, improving their earnings.
Post-strike, Jack reflects on his future, considering leaving New York for a better life yet remains committed to his friends.
