| Jacob A. Riis (1849–1914). The Battle with the Slum. 1902. |
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Addams, Miss J., Chicago work
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Bottle Alley, Whyo gang headquarters
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Bowery lodging houses, see Lodging houses
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Census—Death-rate, see that title
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School census
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Committee of Fifteen, evidence of Tammany corruption
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Consumers’ League, work of
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Solid block
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Drunkards and slum homes
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Fourth Ward, examination of girls’ school
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Fourth Ward slum
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Helvetia House demolition
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Hester Street—School—Club room
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Gambling
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Home scene—sewing “pants
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Long Island—Homewood plan
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Stewart house, failure of
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Effect of reform
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Italian criminals, nest of
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Park Street, cellars
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Parks and playgrounds
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Increase statistics
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Inquiry by United States government disclosures
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Reform administration
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Tenement House Commission appointed, 1900
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Schools, public—Sunday opening proposed
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Teachers’ attitude to reform
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Social halls scheme
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Social movement, use of the public school
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Tenement House Exhibition, 1900, effect of
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Tenements—Airshaft, tenants’ uses and peril of
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Sunlight, assessment of value
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Sweating, see that title
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Woman’s Hotel for working women, need of
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Woodbine, Hirsch colony in New Jersey
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Working people’s dwellings, see Tenements
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