| Jacob A. Riis (1849–1914). The Battle with the Slum. 1902. |
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Hester Street—School—Club room, 373
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Nature studies, 363–364
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Roof playground, 342, 359–360
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Wheat lesson, 363
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Streetcleaning, 45
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Hewitt, A. S.—Chairman of Advisory Committee on Small Parks, 287
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Hewitt, A. S.—Neglect of the children, 233
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Ten years reform theory, 287
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Hirsch Fund—Educational work in Hebrew Institute, 382
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New Jersey, aid to Jewish colonies, 213
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Holy Terror Park, 302
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Home libraries in the tenements, 382–383
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Homes—Homewood cottage scheme, failure of, 137–138
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Lack of homelife—Need of neighborliness, 398–403
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Warning, 111–112
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New Jersey, Jewish colonies, 212–215
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New Orange, scheme abandoned, 214
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Rallying points of civilization, 80
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Slum an enemy of, 7
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Homewood cottages, failure of scheme, 137–138
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Hook gang, 288
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Horses, fire-engine, fate of, 425
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Hotels—Mills Houses, see that title.
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Stewart, A. T., failure of hotel, 29, 165–166
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Woman’s Hotel for working women, need of, 166–168
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Housing of the poor, see Tenements.
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“Hudsonbank” park—Success of, 292
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Truck farming on site of Stryker’s Lane, 366
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Hudson Guild, subscriptions for guild house, 402
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Hull House Kindergarten, Chicago, harvest picture incident, 365
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Immigration—City destination, mistake of, 207–208
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Distribution necessary, 208, 212
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Immigration—Ellis Island eagle, 202–204
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Inspection before embarkation at foreign port, 206, 207
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Italian statistics and incidents, 176–181
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Jewish, 191–192
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Naturalization papers, fraudulent, 186, 190, 207
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Restriction, enforcement of law, 206
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School as means of enrolment, 211, 212
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Shutting the door problem, 204–206
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Tammany slum politics, 186–191, 211
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Irish people—Cat Alley tenants, 314, 316–320
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Eviction in tenements, 110–111
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Italians—Cat Alley, Dago eviction, 314
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Charges of dirtiness and ignorance, 181–183
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Child labor, 185
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Criminals discovered in Mulberry Street, 204–205
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Elizabeth Street tenements inspection, 100–101
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Gambling, 186
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