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For Child Welfare Exhibit 1912-13.) Housing conditions, Elm Street, Pawtucket, R.I. Nov 25, 1912 LOC nclc.02711
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Housing conditions at Roanoke (Va.) Cotton Mills are not very good. Houses run down and not well kept. LOC cph.3a29779
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Housing conditions at Lynchburg Cotton Mills are not very good. Houses are ill-kept and out of repair. LOC nclc.02056
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Group of sweatshop workers in shop of M. Silverman. 30 Suffolk St., N. Y. Feb. 21, 1908. LOC nclc.04454
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Group of youngest workers in Irby Tobacco Factory, New Orleans. Very few youngsters there, and none under age. LOC nclc.04923
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Frank S. Betz Co., (Optical Instruments, etc.,) Hammond, Ind. Very few young boys or girls. LOC nclc.04466
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A young spinner in Yazoo City (Miss) Yarn Mills. Said he was thirteen, but doubtful. LOC cph.3a20812
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Eight-year old Jack milking the cows. See Hine Report, Rural Child Labor, August 1915. LOC nclc.00291
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Earl Kidd, one of the 4 H Club boys with his registered calf. Hillsboro, Pocahontas Co. W. Va. LOC nclc.04431
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Driving sheep to town. Gartland boy (did not get first name) Mother runs the Farmers Hotel, Winchester. LOC nclc.00574
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Three young cartoners working in Seacoast Canning Co., Factory -4. Others still younger. See report. LOC nclc.00963
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Throng of children trying to get into the already crowded theatre at Jacksonville while the Child Labor program was in session LOC nclc.04823
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Theodore Roosevelt, Joseph Cannon, members of the Republican Nomination Committee, and guests in front of Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, N.Y. LCCN2013651212
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This boy has been working in Warren Mfg. Co., Warren , R.I., one year. June 10, 1909. LOC cph.3a42526
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The Dumps Turned Into A Children's Play Ground. (The other end of this Dump shown in 906). Boston 1915 Exhibit. LOC cph.3b38660
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Ten Arm Owens Automatic Bottle Machine. Courtesy of Owen's Automatic Bottle Machine Co., Toledo, Ohio. LOC nclc.05512
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Ten Arm Owens Automatic Bottle Machine. Courtesy of Owen's Automatic Bottle Machine Co., Toledo, Ohio. LOC nclc.05512
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Table boy in a Montgomery drug store. Many of these boys work until midnight, and some are very young. LOC cph.3b17080
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Newberry Mills, Newberry, S.C. Going home to dinner. Dec. 3-08. Witness Sara R. Hine. LOC nclc.01474
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Name- George Sajdak, a Polish boy who picks berries on a Rock Creek farm, near Baltimore, Md. LOC nclc.00006
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Susie Fava. Picks 8 pails a day. Said 8 years old. Gets 8 cents a pail. LOC cph.3c17744
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Some of the small boys working in the Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, N.H. Photo taken at Noon, May 25. LOC cph.3b00618
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The Britt family happy and content on the farm. See report of Lewis W. Hine on North Carolina, April 1915. LOC nclc.00251
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See also -36 & -37.) Factory, where Harry McShane Was Injured. 312 Yeatman Alley, Cincinnati LOC nclc.01314
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An 11 year old delivery boy for an Opelika meat market. LOC nclc.03944
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King Philip - Mule Spinning. Back boy - Herbert Heywood, 43 Miller St. - age 14 years. LOC nclc.03086
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Noon hour May 12th, 1910. These girls work 9 to 10 hours a day in Inland Type Foundry. LOC nclc.04651
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Noon hour, May 26, 1909. These boys and many smaller ones work in Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, N.H. LOC nclc.01788
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Louis Horoux. One of the youngsters in Queen City Mill, Burlington, Vt. About a dozen like here. (Not a large mill.) LOC cph.3a29772
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Jimmie Rudgeway, 8 years old, newsboy, Providence, R. I. (For Child Welfare Exhibit 1912-13.) LOC nclc.03802
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Marching to dinner from 'Honor Cottage' and another dormitory at Pauls Valley Training School. See Gibbons report. LOC nclc.05242
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Late at night. Sewing tapes on gloves. The boy helps. Family of five sleep in room where the work is done. LOC cph.3a26906
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Breaker boys working in Ewen Breaker of Pennsylvania Coal Co. For some of their names see labels 1927 to 1930. LOC nclc.01129
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Cottage Street hovels down by the river in Easthampton, Mass., in which a great deal of home work is done on suspenders. LOC nclc.04265
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Cottage Street hovels down by the river in Easthampton, Mass., in which a great deal of home work is done on suspenders. LOC nclc.04264
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A modern Atlas. The Home-work Burden. Said he made button-holes at home. Washington Square, N.Y. LOC nclc.04184
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All are workers in Roanoke Cotton Mills (Va.) Smallest boy in the middle helps. See label No. 2162. LOC nclc.02152
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6 A.M. April 24, 1909. One of the many young girls working in Bates Mfg. Co., Lewiston, Me. LOC nclc.01709
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6 P.M., May 25, 1909. Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, N.H. Witness E. W. Lord. LOC nclc.01809
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Clementine Miller (and her parents) with her sheep exhibit at the 4 H Club Fair, Charleston, W. Va. LOC nclc.04432
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8-30 P.M. Group of newsboys selling at the depot, Hartford, Conn. Smallest boy 11 years old. LOC cph.3b00617
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Antone Fontes. Said 11 years old, and worked here last year. Lives in E. Providence, R.I. LOC nclc.00119
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Noon Hour, Republic Iron & Steel Co., Muncie, Ind. A few go home to lunch. (Couldn't get inside.) LOC cph.3c05668
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Chocolate machine operator - Kibbe's Factory. Earl Roberts, 15 years. Has worked four months. Earns $ 4.00. LOC nclc.04599
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Cup or Vase 'Presented to J. Harry Covington by the members of the Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce, June 30, 1914' LOC hec.04486
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Cigar Factory, Indianapolis Ind. Boys in foreground. Witness E. N. Clopper. L. W. H., Aug, 1908. LOC cph.3a29760
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Afternoon dismissal from a parochial school on Mott St. Many of these children go home to spend the afternoon and evening at work. LOC nclc.04084
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Alfred and Willie, two young oyster fishers in Mobile Bay. A few, but not many of these youngsters are found on the oyster boats. LOC nclc.00839
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11-00 A.M. Thursday May 11th, 1910. Truant selling Saturday Evening Post. 7th & Olive Sts.,. LOC nclc.03532
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-113 Indianapolis Newsboys waiting for the Base Ball edition, in a Newspaper office. Bad environment. Tough negroes etc. LOC cph.3a31125
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Calesthenics (i.e., calisthenics) Every day, every school in Lawton has 15 minutes of this out-door work. LOC nclc.00670
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Two boys working in Inland Type Foundry 12th & Locust Sts. Work 9 to 10 hours a day. Noon. LOC nclc.03516
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Two boys working in Friedman Shelby Shoe Company 6-30 A.M. (See photo -1718 for names of boys). LOC nclc.04704
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Two of the 'helpers' in the Tifton Cotton Mill, Tifton, Ga. They work regularly. LOC nclc.05398
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Some of the workers (not the youngest) leaving the Coventry Co., Mill, Anthony, R. I. 6 P.M. April 16, 1909. LOC nclc.01662
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Italian family crocheting bags. Father sick in bed (not contagious). (For complete details see Miss E.C. Watson's report.) LOC nclc.04276
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It seems a pity that some of the spinning frames are so large that the children cannot operate them. Catawba Cotton Mills. LOC nclc.05388
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Embroidering chiffon waists in crowded bed-room, East Side. (For complete details Miss E. C. Watson's report.)) LOC nclc.05503
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Embroidering chiffon waists in crowded bed-room, East Side. (For complete details Miss E. C. Watson's report.)) LOC nclc.05503
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Group of oyster shuckers. Even little Tenny on the left shucks. She did not know how old she was. LOC nclc.00849
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Group of doffers working in Pell City Cotton Mill arranged by the Overseer. Superintendent of the mill is also Mayor of Pell City. LOC nclc.01921
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Joseph Arthur Houle. (See photo -787.) I saw him working in Amoskeag Mfg. Co. Manchester, N.H. LOC nclc.01785
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John Paulk and family. One of the most prosperous farmers in the district. See report of Lewis W. Hine on Georgia, March, 1915. LOC nclc.00244
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Johnnie Goldberg and father on a Rock Creek farm. Boy worked at Young Island, S.C. one winter. July 7, 1909. LOC nclc.00014
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Eight-year old Jack taking care of the colt. See Hine Report, Rural Child Labor, August 1915. LOC nclc.00296
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Girls in Packing Room. Central Glass Co., Wheeling West Virginia. Several very young girls pack here. LOC nclc.01192
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Part of the Nettles family. Nine in family. Five in the Magnolia Cotton Mills. Little girl in front is Lillian (see 2091). LOC nclc.02037
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Picking strawberries on Clagett and Covington farm. They will have 500 pickers in the height of the season. Not many young workers yet. LOC nclc.00430
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Picking strawberries on Clagett and Covington farm. They will have 500 pickers in the height of the season. Not many young workers yet. LOC nclc.00432
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Picking strawberries on Clagett and Covington farm. They will have 500 pickers in the height of the season. Not many young workers yet. LOC nclc.00436
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Reproduction New York State Factory Investigating Commission cannery records re. Haserote Controversy. (See E.F. Brown). LOC nclc.01030
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Going home from the Manchester Cotton Mill, Macon, Ga. Not allowed to photo inside. See photos 517 to 520. LOC nclc.01613
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Paul Cory, 14 years old. Photo taken at 10 P.M. said he sometimes sold until midnight. LOC nclc.03396
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Herbert, a doffer, and Walter, a spinner (learning , but runs about two sides). Works steadily in Magnolia (Miss.) Cotton Mills. LOC nclc.01877
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Name- Boys of the Dumps - South Boston. Fields now being filled in for a Play Ground. Boston 1915 Exhibit. Oct. 1909. LOC cph.3c15368
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Name- Norris Lovitt. Been picking for 3 years in berry fields near Baltimore, Md. July 8, 1909. LOC nclc.05419
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Mary Dunn 11 years old. Been selling 1 year. Sells until 7 P.M., Hartford, Conn. LOC nclc.03299
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Nine year old newsie who is up at 4-00 A.M. Sundays. Paul Luna. Photo Sunday morning. LOC nclc.03884
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Noon hour Holden-Leonard Co., Bennington, Vt. Some of the youngsters working there. Work was slack and force small. LOC nclc.01841
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Noon hour on berry farm, Bottomley's near Baltimore, Md. The dinning room. (See report July 10, 1909). LOC cph.3b46647
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Noon hour, Holden-Leonard Co., Bennington, Vt. Some of the youngsters working there. Work was slack and force small. LOC nclc.01843
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New York City - the Internationals in council - the Federal Committee of Workingmen assembled at their headquarters, No. 68 Grand Street, to receive the report of the delegation to Albany LCCN99614108
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Young pickers in field, American Sumatra Tobacco Co. We found 34 boys from 9 to 15 years. LOC nclc.00727
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Young pickers in field, American Sumatra Tobacco Co. We found 34 boys from 9 to 15 yrs. LOC nclc.00728
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SENATE, COMMITTEES. RULES (i.e., Judiciary). SUBCOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE MAINTENANCE OF A LOBBY TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION. S.R. 92. SENATORS WALSH OF MONTANA; REED OF MISSOURI; OVERMAN OF LCCN2016864639
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Tony Soccha, 65 Exchange Pl. (young). A bobbin boy in -7 room- been working there for a year. See 2641. LOC cph.3a21305
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Tony, nine year old bootblack, Newark, N.J. says he makes $1 a day. August 1st, 1924. LOC nclc.04052
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Three young cutters who work in Seacoast Canning Co., Factory -4. Ages 10 to 12. Work regularly. LOC cph.3b33768
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Susie Kellison, raising chickens. Examining the wing and looking for smut. 250 of these boys and girls in the Club work in this Co. LOC cph.3b03545
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King Philip Mill - Card Room. Doffer on Jack Speeder. Bertha Bonneau, 15 years, 105 Slade St. LOC cph.3b33420
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King Philip Weave Room. Drop wire boy. Gilberto Chicca, 165 King St. 16 years old. LOC nclc.03080
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A 12 year old knitter in the Rome Hosiery Mill. Been there some time. Earns four to five dollars a week. LOC nclc.02771
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Map of the Philadelphia, Easton & Water Gap Rail Road., 1852
maps in the library of congress1852 maps
Kranslegging bij Nationaal Monument op Dam door Koningin Beatrix en Prins Claus, voor kranslegging, met rechts- voorzitter en voormalig premier Piet de Jong, Bestanddeelnr 931-4678
wreath laying ceremonies at national monument (amsterdam)photographs by rob bogaerts on dam square (1981)
Dosilav Loselle, 6 Gardner Rd. (At his Machine) Young band boy in 5 and 6; been there three months. LOC nclc.02450
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Dosilav Loselle, 6 Gardner Rd. (At his Machine) Young band boy in 5 and 6; been there three months. LOC nclc.02452
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Glass. Alfred Wieseman and his home, 564 W. 25th St. E. St. Louis. (See photo 1407). LOC nclc.01286
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Globe Cotton Mill, Augusta, Ga. Woman was 'with child.' According to reports, these women work until the day of childbirth. LOC nclc.01639
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Kerr Thread - Noon hour. Having good time with the camera man. This mill has a high type of operatives. LOC cph.3b23469
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King Philip - Mule Spinning Room. Back boy - Roving. Charles Cavanagh, 863 Slade St. 15 years. LOC nclc.03087
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