Tenement House Reform in New York 1834 1900
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Alfred T. White, in Brooklyn. They further recommended radical changes in the existing tenement house law, and it is extremely interesting to find that they strongly urged a provision calling for the licensing of tenement houses, the very same provision which had been so eloquently urged by the First Legislative Investigating Commission in 1856, twenty-three years previously. This important and desir- able clause, however, was stricken out by the Legislature, and real tenement house reform was ...again postponed indefinitely.
As a result of the recommendations of the Committee of Nine, the Improved Dwellings Association was formed with a capital of $300, 000. Mr. W. Bayard Cutting was elected President of this Association, and Mr. Samuel D. Babcock, Treasurer. The Association was strictly a com- mercial enterprise, but with dividends limited to 5 per cent. Several lots of land were purchased on First avenue from Ylst to 72d streets and an excellent group of buildings, somewhat similar in plan to Mr.
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Alfred T. White, in Brooklyn. They further recommended radical changes in the existing tenement house law, and it is extremely interesting to find that they strongly urged a provision calling for the licensing of tenement houses, the very same provision which had been so eloquently urged by the First Legislative Investigating Commission in 1856, twenty-three years previously. This important and desir- able clause, however, was stricken out by the Legislature, and real tenement house reform was ...again postponed indefinitely.
As a result of the recommendations of the Committee of Nine, the Improved Dwellings Association was formed with a capital of $300, 000. Mr. W. Bayard Cutting was elected President of this Association, and Mr. Samuel D. Babcock, Treasurer. The Association was strictly a com- mercial enterprise, but with dividends limited to 5 per cent. Several lots of land were purchased on First avenue from Ylst to 72d streets and an excellent group of buildings, somewhat similar in plan to Mr.
What to read after Tenement House Reform in New York 1834 1900?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veiller, Lawrence, 1872-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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