The Battle with the SlumRiis, Jacob A. (Jacob August)
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The Battle with the Slum
Riis, Jacob A. (Jacob August)
Poor; Poor -- New York (State) -- New York; Tenement houses -- New York (State) -- New York
Political Education League, reform work, 247.
Political meetings in school buildings proposed, 407-408.
Political tenements, 149, 152.
Poor, improvement, _see_ Association for improving condition of the poor.
Population--
Cat Alley, 314-316.
Census, _see that title_.
Charity of the poor, instances of, 216-222, 322-325, 445.
Death-rate, _see that title_.
Foreign population, _see that title_.
Increase statistics, 81-83.
Inquiry by United States government, disclosures, 175.
Italians, _see that title_.
Jews, _see that title_.
Movement, 133.
Overcrowding, _see that title_.
Sweating, _see that title_.
Potter, Bishop--
Arraignment of Tammany corruption, 70-73.
Pro-Cathedral, Stanton Street, 72, 182.
Religious organizations, 182.
Poverty Gap--
Improvement, 51-52.
Mike, of Poverty Gap, 239-240.
Neckties, 51.
Playground, 302.
Prague, picture of city, incident, 204.
Prison, _see_ Tombs.
Prostitution, Tammany organization, 69-74.
Public baths, _see_ Baths.
Public Education Association, reform work, 371, 372, 378.
Public schools, _see_ Schools.
Push-cart men, Colonel Waring's market scheme, 273.
Quaker, builder of Gotham Court, 25.
Rear tenements, _see_ Tenements.
Recreation piers, 292, 296, 299.
Recruiting thief, 156, 164.
Reformatory report on weak character of boys, 244.
Reform by humane touch, 411-440.
Reform effects in thirteen years, 42-54.
Reform programme, 283-285.
River baths, free, 282.
Riverside tenements built by A. T. White, 135, 140.
Rivington Street--
Bath-house, 281.
Mills Houses, _see that title_.
Park, attempt to establish, 293.
Robberies--
Great Robbery, city treasury, 4-5, 285.
Meyer, D., thief, 238.
Recruiting thief, 156, 164.
Tweed, thief, 4-5, 285.
Robbins, Dr. Jane E., woman doctor in the slums, 205-206.
Rome, slums of, 9-11.
Roof gardens--
Educational Alliance building, 388.
Hebrew Institute, 305-307.
Roof playgrounds, public schools, 291, 342.
Brass bands, 389-395.
Fight for, 385-389.
Hester Street school, 342, 359-360.
Success of, 389-439.
Roosevelt, Theodore--
Election as Governor, 56.
Law enforcement, 47, 235, 415, 418.
Reform administration, 50, 414-418.
Tenement House Commission appointed, 1900, 147.
Roosevelt Street tenement, demolition of, 124.
Roses, Hester Street school, 364.
St. Andrew's Brotherhood, school children excursion schemes, 362.
Saloons--
Cheer and social life of tenements, 419-420.
Club room for boys provided, 372.
Fight with Roosevelt, record of week of crime, 418.
Sandwiches--brick sandwiches, 224.
San Francisco, kindergarten record, 245.
Santa Claus in the slums, 310-311.
[_See also_ Christmas trees.]
Scarlet fever epidemic traced to public school, 358.
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