| Jacob A. Riis (1849–1914). The Battle with the Slum. 1902. |
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Stewart house, failure of, 165–166
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Lost children, tagging proposed, 92
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Low, Mayor—Election, 75
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Reform government, school erections, 44
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Roof playgrounds, 389
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M’Carthy, Mrs., of Cat Alley, 316
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Mahoney, Miss, of Cat Alley, 319
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Market, Colonel Waring’s scheme, 273
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Marriages in Cat Alley, 325
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Massachusetts—Demolition of dangerous houses, 123
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Tenement labor, registry system, 200
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Massachusetts, U.S.S., cost of, 346
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Medical inspection of schools, fight for, 357
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Menu, Mills House, 160
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Meyer, D., thief, 238
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Meyer, F., murderer, 98
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Mike of Poverty Gap, 239–240
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Mills, D. O., see Mills Houses.
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Mills Houses—Beds, 159
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Business management, 158
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Erection of hotels, 128
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Fame and success of, 162, 165
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Housing capacity, 161
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Menu, 160
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Privileges of, 159
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Thieves, safety from, 162
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Mississippi River town, reservation of vacant land, 17
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Model tenements, erection and success of, 128–137
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Mooney, William, founder of Tammany, character of, 64
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Mortality rates, see Death-rates.
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Mott Street—
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Barracks—
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Death-rate, 123
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Destruction, 118, 120–124
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Legal proceedings, 120, 123
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Bath, public, 282
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Big Flat, see that title.
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Cat Alley scrap, 320–322
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Trillby, gang in pursuit, 332
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Mulberry Bend—
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Bottle Alley, see that title.
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Description, 39–40
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Destruction, 39–41, 51
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Campaign difficulties, 272–276
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Cost of, 275
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Wrecked square—
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Accident to children, 270
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Nuisance, 276
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Effect of reform, 307–309
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