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Charities and the Commons: The Pittsburgh Survey, Part II. The Place and Its Social Forces
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共 139 题- VOL. XXI FEBRUARY 6, 1909 NO. 19
- II. THE PLACE AND ITS SOCIAL FORCES
- A JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTIVE PHILANTHROPY
- PUBLISHED BY
- THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
- THIS ISSUE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
- ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, AS SECOND CLASS MATTER
- Sheltering Arms
- OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION
- Book and Mercantile Printing
- TRADE MARKS
- AS MEN SEE AMERICA. II.
- THE SECOND OF THREE FRONTISPIECES.]
- CHARITIES
- THE COMMON WELFARE
- THE BILL FOR A CHILDREN'S BUREAU
- THE NEED AND THE OPPORTUNITY
- LOCAL PLAN FOR A CHILDREN'S BUREAU
- EDUCATION AND THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE
- CLEANING UP THE KANSAS PENITENTIARY
- KOWALIGA SCHOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE
- REVISING CHICAGO'S CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM
- ANOTHER ATTEMPT FOR A NEW CHICAGO CHARTER
- THE SCIENCE OF BETTER BIRTH
- CONFERENCE ON DENTAL HYGIENE
- INSURANCE AND BUILDING LOANS
- THE SIGHTLESS AND THEIR WORK
- BERLIN'S SCHOOL OF PHILANTHROPY
- THE RUDOWITZ CASE
- GRAHAM TAYLOR
- SOCIAL EDUCATION[2]
- Reviewed by HELEN F. GREENE
- PITTSBURGH SURVEY
- INTRODUCTORY TO THIS ISSUE
- PITTSBURGH
- THE PLACE AND ITS SOCIAL FORCES.
- The first town plan of the Point of Pittsburgh.]
- I. JANUARY 2-THE PEOPLE. II. FEBRUARY 6-THE PLACE. III. MARCH 2-THE WORK.
- For profiles, lines A.-B.; C.-D.; and E.-F.--see pages 834 and 835.]
- A CITY COMING TO ITSELF
- Mayor of Pittsburgh.]
- Chairman, Civic Improvement Commission, Pittsburgh.]
- Architect, Member Civic Improvement Commission.]
- President, Civic Club of Allegheny County.]
- President Pennsylvania Board of Public Charities.]
- Head worker, Columbian Settlement, Pittsburgh.]
- Consulting engineer, Member Civic Improvement Commission.]
- President H. J. Heinz Company, Member Civic Improvement Commission.]
- Attorney-at-Law, Member Pittsburgh Civic Improvement Commission.]
- PITTSBURGH TYPES. ITALIAN LEADER.]
- CIVIC IMPROVEMENT POSSIBILITIES OF PITTSBURGH
- I.
- NIGHT SCENE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH.]
- A suggestion for Pittsburgh.]
- The tower of the court house is to the left of the Frick Building.]
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- Library to Right.]
- V.
- VI.
- Schenley Park.]
- VII.
- EFFECT OF FORESTS ON ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT
- THE TRANSIT SITUATION IN PITTSBURGH
- JOHN P. FOX
- THE PITTSBURGH SURVEY
- Maps under the direction of SHELBY M. HARRISON 1908]
- THE ALDERMEN AND THEIR COURTS
- ALDERMEN'S FEES.
- CONSTABLES FEES.
- THE CHARITIES OF PITTSBURGH
- FRANCIS H. McLEAN
- THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT AND THE HOUSING SITUATION
- THE HOUSING SITUATION IN PITTSBURGH
- F. ELISABETH CROWELL
- Rear view showing dry closets which emptied at edge of stream.]
- A tool for producing pig iron in tonnage that beats the world.]
- The situation to-day: 2,774 removed, 5,793 to go.]
- Showing proximity of privy vaults to kitchen. Houses dilapidated.]
- PITTSBURGH'S HOUSING LAWS
- EMILY WAYLAND DINWIDDIE
- PERSONS PER ACRE
- IN EACH WARD
- IN 1900
- FOLDER OF 1893.
- Chairman of the Housing Committee, Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce.]
- SKUNK HOLLOW
- A POCKET OF CIVIC NEGLECT IN PITTSBURGH
- FLORENCE LARRABEE LATTIMORE
- MEMBER INVESTIGATING STAFF, RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION
- Luna Park is seen on the skyline at the right.]
- FOUR TYPES OF HOUSING ILLS IN MILL TOWNS
- PAINTER'S ROW
- THE STUDY OF A GROUP OF COMPANY HOUSES AND THEIR TENANTS
- PAINTER'S ROW AS IT STOOD IN THE SPRING OF 1908.]
- PAINTER'S ROW
- THE UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION AS A PITTSBURGH LANDLORD
- F. ELISABETH CROWELL
- FORMER SUPERINTENDENT, ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
- DIRECTOR OF THE SURVEY.)
- Showing below at right windows of cellar bed room shown above.]
- LITTLE JIM PARK
- LEROY SCOTT
- AUTHOR OF TO HIM THAT HATH, ETC.
- LITTLE JIM PARK
- He smiled good-naturedly at me. "Who give it? Nobody give it."
- PITTSBURGH TYPES.
- AN OLD SLAV.]
- WASH-DAY IN A HOMESTEAD COURT.]
- THE MILL TOWN COURTS AND THEIR LODGERS
- MARGARET F. BYINGTON
- FORMER DISTRICT AGENT, BOSTON ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
- EVENING SCENE IN A HOMESTEAD COURT.]
- SLAVIC COURT, HOMESTEAD.
- EXPENSES FOR THE MONTH.
- CLOSE QUARTERS. ONE ROOM AND THREE IN THE FAMILY.]
- INTERIOR OF HOUSE OF WELL-TO-DO SLAVIC FAMILY.]
- BUCH ALLEY.
- Showing conditions in the unpaved alleys.]
- THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF TYPHOID
- FRANK E. WING
- I.--WATER. THE MENACE.
- II.--THE COST.
- DISTRIBUTION BY WARDS OF TYPHOID FEVER CASES
- JULY 1, 1906 TO JUNE 30, 1907
- TYPHOID FEVER DEATH RATE PER 100,000 BY WARDS
- FROM JULY 1ST, 1906 TO JUNE 30TH, 1907
- III.--THE STORY OF THE LONG FIGHT FOR PURE WATER.
- PITTSBURGH'S FOREGONE ASSET, THE PUBLIC HEALTH
- A RUNNING SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATIVE SITUATION
- SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
- NO ROOM HERE FOR CHILDREN.
- What can a Bureau of Health do to
- Metropolitan Policies are the Standards of Life Insurance Excellence
- TYRREL PRINT, NEW YORK.
- Every Day in the Year
- Points in these States best reached via the
- Southern Pacific Sunset Route