| Jacob A. Riis (1849–1914). The Battle with the Slum. 1902. |
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Consumers’ League, work of, 196–201
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Convalescents’ home, gift for, 396
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Cooking classes, advantages of, 367–368
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Cooper Institute, educational work, 380
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Cottages, Homewood plan, 137–138
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Crime—Boys, see that title.
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Child crime, increase of, 225, 240–242
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Gangs, see that title.
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Italian criminals discovered in Mulberry Street, 204–205
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Lodging houses as “nurseries of crime,” 54, 156
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“Weakness not wickedness,” reformatory verdict, 244
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[See also Murders and Robberies.]
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Croker, R.—Abdication, 75
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Election of 1900, 73
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[See also Tammany.]
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Crotona Park athletic meets, 366
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Crowding, see Overcrowding.
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“Cruller fire,” tenement house, 88
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Cutting, R. F., erection of homes for working people, 129
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Dalmatia, immigration from, 202
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Dancing, school roof playgrounds, 392–393
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Deathrates—Berlin, 124
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Double-deckers, lowest mortality, 114–115
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First Ward, 116
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Five Points “dens of death,” 16
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Heat of summer 1896, power of resistance, 125–126
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Mott Street barracks, 123
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Rear tenants scandal, 115
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Reduction, council of hygiene’s judgment, 19
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Reform effects on, 125–126
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Deaths in Cat Alley, 325–330
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Death’s Thoroughfare, Old Church tenements, 16
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Democratic government imperilled by existence of slum, 6
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Demolition of dangerous property, 114, 116–125, 140, 272–280, 310–311, 337–340
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“Dens of Death,” 14, 16, 20
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Destitution encouraged by free lunch, lodging, etc., 170, 172
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Destruction of property, see Demolition.
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Devil’s money—campaign against Tammany, 1901, 63–75
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“Discretion” clause, tenement building, 88, 105, 107, 148
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Disease—disclosures of Tenement House Exhibition, 1900, 143–147
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Dispossessed tenants, rehousing, 286–287
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Doctor, woman doctor, Dr. J. E. Robbins, 205–206
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Dog, Trilby of Cat Alley, 331–333
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Double-deckers—Cause of overcrowding, 102
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Description and condemnation by Tenement House Commission, 102–103
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Double-deckers—Doom of, 82–85, 148, 149
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Elizabeth Street, midnight inspection, 99–102
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Mortality rate, lowest, 114–115
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Solid block, 105
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