| Jacob A. Riis (1849–1914). The Battle with the Slum. 1902. |
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School census, 349
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Charity of the poor, instances of, 216–222, 322–325, 445
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Charity Organization Society, tenement reform movement, 143, 147
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Chicago—Church, basement dwellers in neighborhood of, 181
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Hull House kindergarten, harvest picture incident, 365
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Parks, 410
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Playground, 304–305, 439
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School excursions, 362
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Slums, outlook, 17
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Child labor, East Side, 43–44, 185, 186
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Children—Boys, see that title.
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Cat Alley, 330–331
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Clubs, see that title.
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Children—Increase of child crime, 225, 240–242
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Landlords of tenements, Greenwood story, 96
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Neglect of, 225–226, 233
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Schools, see that title.
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Tagging lost children proposed, 92
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Tenements as “infant slaughter houses,” 37
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Children’s Aid Society—Report as to condition and neglect of children, 225
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Rescue of boys, 245
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Cholera panic, 1866, 4, 29
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Christmas trees—Armenian, contribution of poor children, 218
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Gotham Court, 311
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Santa Claus in the slums, 94, 310–311
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Church Federation, Fifteenth Assembly District—Baths, investigation, 281
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Educational agencies and saloons, 129–130, 292
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Churches—Movement up-town, 232
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Neglect of the young, 232
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Reform movement attitude, 399, 435–437
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Citizens’ council of hygiene, report 1866, 19
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City and Suburban Homes Company—Erection of model tenements, 129–137
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Homewood plan, 137–138
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Management, 136
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City History Club, work of, 379
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Cleaning the streets, Colonel Waring’s work, 45–46, 268–272, 415
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Clubs—Buck, Miss W., work of, 373, 383
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East Side boys’ demand for club room, 372
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Clubs—Gangs, see that title.
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Good Government Clubs, see that title.
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Jackson Pleasure Club, School No. 160, 374–377
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Meeting, management of Miss W. Buck, 373
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People’s Club, work of, 381
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Saloon room, 372
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School class-room plan, 372–374
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Willard, D., work of, 378–379
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College settlement, see University settlement
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Colored people, see Negroes.
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Committee of Fifteen, evidence of Tammany corruption, 74
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