INDEX
Reading edition
Aldridge, Ira, 137.
Amalgamation, 168.
Andrews, Charles, civil rights of Negroes, 214.
Andrews, Chas. C., on education, 14;
on industrial opportunity, 27.
Archer, William, 172.
Arnold, Matthew, 224.
Arthur, Chester A., 23.
Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 159.
Athens, Ga., 207.
Atlanta, Negroes in occupations in, 77, 91, 93;
proportion of Negro women to men in, 148;
suffrage in, 206.
Baker, Ray Stannard, on suffrage, 205.
Benefit societies, 175.
Birthplaces, 35.
Boese, Thomas, 15.
Brokers, real estate, 45, 108.
Brown, William, 14.
Bulkley, W. L., 161.
Burke v. Bosso, 215.
Burleigh, Harry, 126.
Businesses, 106-112.
Cahill, Marie, 133.
Charity Organization Society, 158.
Chesnutt, Charles W., 181.
Chesterton, Gilbert K., 222.
Churches:
Baptist, 20, 116, 123;
Catholic, 116;
Congregational, 20;
Episcopal, 20, 113, 116, 120;
Methodist, 20, 116.
City and Suburban Homes, 41.
Civil rights:
state bill, 213;
violations of, 209, 210.
Clarkson, Thomas, 32.
Cleveland, Grover, 17.
Clinton, De Witt, 14.
Cole and Johnson, 127, 133.
Constitutional conventions, state, 11-13.
Cook, Will Marion, 136.
Cooke, Grace MacGowan, 224.
Court:
children's, 66;
magistrate's, 202-204.
Craig, Walter A., 126.
Crime:
among children, 66-68;
among adults, 189.
Dahomeyans, 131.
District Nursing Association of Brooklyn, 159.
Dix, Morgan, 25.
Domestic Service, 80-83, 149-153.
Downing, Thomas, 27.
Du Bois, W. E. B., 183.
Dudley, S. H., 128.
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence, 71, 83, 131.
East Side, 42-44.
Education:
colored teacher, 17, 18;
private colored schools, 14;
public colored schools, 15-19.
Emancipation, 8.
Ewing, Quincy, 190.
Fall River, mortality among infants, 59.
Finley, H. M., 32.
Frazier, S. E., 18.
Gaynor, William J., 201.
Government service, Negroes in, 88.
Greenwich Village, 33-35.
Hale, Edward Everett, 119.
Hamilton, Alexander, 14.
Hampton Institute, 110, 119, 193.
Hansell, George H., 20.
Haynes, George E., 112.
Held, Anna, 133.
Hell's Kitchen, 37, 85.
Hogan, Ernest, 134.
Horsmanden, Daniel, 7.
Housing, 34, 36, 40, 45-51.
Hunt, John H., against Negro suffrage, 13.
Janvier, Thomas, 8, 33.
Jay, John, on emancipation, 8;
interest in education, 14.
Jay, Peter, on Negro suffrage, 11.
Jennings, Elizabeth, 21.
Jonas, Rosalie M., 224.
Jones, Edward, 14.
Kean, Edmund, 137.
Kent, Chancellor, favors Negro suffrage, 11.
Kidd, Dudley, 52.
King v. Gallagher, 16.
Kingsley, Mary, 70, 113.
Lanier, Sidney, 31.
Lincoln, Charles Z., 13.
Lincoln Hospital:
attitude towards Negro doctors, 114;
graduates of, 157.
Livingston, against Negro suffrage, 11.
London, Jack, 63.
MacGowan, Alice, 224.
Manhattan Trade School, 161, 162.
Manumission society, 14.
Middle West Side, 35-38.
Miller, Kelly, 86, 147.
Morris, Gouverneur, on emancipation, 8.
Mortality:
among infants, 53-60;
death rate by diseases, 192.
Municipal service, Negroes in, 197.
Music, 125-127.
New York Conspiracy, 7.
New York Milk Committee, 54.
Newman, G., infant mortality, 55, 58.
Nurses' Settlement, 159.
Olivier, Sidney, 226.
Palmer, A. Emerson, 18.
Patten, S. N., 38.
People v. King, 213.
Phillips, Ulrich B., 101.
Phipps, Henry, 41.
Phipps tenement, 42, 51, 125.
Pittsburg Survey, 225.
Police department, 198-201.
Poole, Ernest, 84.
Population, Negro, 9;
total, 31.
Pratt, Lucy, 218.
Prostitution, 155, 156.
Ray, Charles B., 24.
Reason, Patrick, 27.
Religion (see Churches).
Riots:
draft riots, 25;
riot of 1900, 199;
riot of 1905, 199-201.
Roosevelt, Theodore, 18.
Rubinow, I. B., relation of death rate to poverty, 193.
Russell, John L., 12.
Russell, Lillian, 133.
Russia, infant mortality in, 54;
mortality and poverty, 193.
Russworm, John B., 14.
Sanger, William W., 153.
San Juan Hill, 39-42.
Schools (see Education).
Scottron, Samuel R., on industrial opportunities, 26;
on occupations, 78.
Segregation:
churches, 19;
dwelling-places, 48-50;
schools, 15-19.
Shirtwaist makers' strike, 163.
Simmons, William J., 137.
Slave ships, 32.
Slaves, brutality towards, 5;
insurrections of, 6-8.
Smith, Gerritt, 24.
Smith, James McC., 27.
Smith, William G., 14.
Stage, 127-137.
Stevenson, Robert Louis, 215.
Stone, Alfred Holt, on Negro in occupations in South, 75;
color line in South, 89, 92;
irresponsibility of Negroes, 102.
Straus, Nathan, 59.
Street cars, discrimination, 21-23.
Suffrage:
past, 11-13;
present, 196;
Negro's use of suffrage, 204-208;
in Athens, Ga., 207.
Tanner, Henry, 126.
Tenements (see Housing).
Thomas, W. I., 221.
Trade-unions, 95-99.
Trinity Church, 25.
Tucker, Helen, on Negro craftsmen, 96, 98.
Underground Railroad, 24.
Upper West Side, 45-48.
Varick, James, 20.
Walker, Aida, 157.
Washington, Booker T., 184, 194.
Waterbury, Daniel S., 12.
West Indies, arrivals from, 48.
Wheeler, B. F., 20.
White, Philip A., 27.
Williams, Peter, 20.
Williams and Walker, 129-133.
Wilson, H. J., 124.
Wilson, J. G., 8.
Winterbottom, 25.
Wright, Richard R., on the city Negro, 100, 104.
Wright, Theodore S., 14.
Zangwill, Israel, 137.