INDEX

Abbé, Mrs. Robert

Abbott, Grace

Abolition movement

Addams, Jane

American Federation of Labor

Anderson, Mary

Andrews, John B.

Anthony, Susan B.

Ayres, Leonard P., quoted

Bagley, Sarah G.

Barry, Leonora

Bean, Alice

Bergson, Henri

Biddle, Mrs. George

Bliss, W. P. D., quoted

Bondfield, Margaret

Borden, Hannah

Boston Courier

Brandeis, Louis D.

Brown, Corinne

Burke, Mrs. Mary

Calhoun, William J.

Canada

Capital and labor organization compared

Carey, Matthew

Casey, Josephine

Chinese

Cohn, Fannie

Collective bargaining

Collective grievances

Colored workers

Coman, Katharine

Commercial Bulletin

Condon, Maggie

Conservation movement

Consumers' League

Conventions, labor

Coöperative efforts

Cost of living

Daley, Mollie

Dana, Charles A.

Davies, Anna

Democracy, and education

and public ownership

evolution of

Dewey, John, quoted

Dickenson, Fannie

Direct legislation

Domestic science profession

Donnelly, Michael

Donovan, Mary

Dorchester, Mass., early schools of

Dreier, Mary E.

Economic basis of trade union Economic status of women Education, according to grade percentage early, of girls Glynn, Frank L., on, quoted in labor questions of the immigrant poverty the chief check to See also Vocational education "Effective voting" Efficiency and expectance Elmira College Employers' associations Equal pay Evans, Mrs. Glendower

Fitzgerald, Anna

Fitzpatrick, John

Flood, Emmet

Franklin, Stella

General Federation of Women's Clubs

Gillespie, Mabel

Goldmark, Josephine

Gompers, Samuel

quoted

Graham, Mr.

Grant, Annie

Greeley, Horace

Gutteridge, Helena

Hamilton, Cicely, quoted Hannafin, Mary Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden Harvard University Health and shorter hours Henderson, Rose Home industries, development of Home-work, and child labor and Italians as social anachronism Hours See also Limitation of hours Huge Strikes agreements in Citizens' Committee in Huge Strikes, close of immigrants in Joint Strike Conference Board in picketing in results of Triangle Shirt Waist Co. United Garment Workers Women's Trade Union League in Hull House Huntingdon, Arria

Immigrants, Americanization of

discrimination against

domestic policy regarding

education of

employment of

exploitation of

federal and state care of

handicaps of

haphazard distribution of

Juvenile Protective League, quoted, regarding

Immigrants, League for the

Protection of Immigrants

Polish girls as, peculiarly exploited

Immigrants in America Review

Immigration, probable causes of

Industrial Relations, Federal Commission on

Industrial rivalry between men and women

Industrial struggle, new forms of the

Industrial Workers of the World

Industry, children and

degraded

machine-controlled

public ownership the latest development of

standards in

Investigations, by City Club, Chicago

by Federal Commission on Industrial Relations

by Knights of Labor

by New York State Factory Investigating Commission

Federal (Women and Child Wage Earners)

first governmental

I. W. W.

Japanese laundry workers

Kavanagh, Fannie

Kehew, Mary Morton

Kelley, Florence

Kellogg, Paul

Kellor, Frances A., quoted

Kenney, Mary E.

Kerchensteiner, Georg, quoted

Kingsley, Charles

Knefler, Mrs. D. W.

Knights of Labor

Labor legislation, administration of laws under

needed for stores

objections to

providing for women factory inspectors

women affected by

See also Limitation of hours; minimum wage

Labor movement, backwardness of

development of

Irish in

Labour Leader

Lemlich, Clara

Lewis, Augusta

Life and Labor

Limitation of hours, and department-store clerks

and elevated railroad clerks

Limitation of hours, declared constitutional

eight-hour law regarding, in California

effects of, on health

first law for, in Great Britain

for public employés

including men and boys

organized women support

relation of, to wages

ten-hour law regarding, in Illinois

Lippard, George

"Living-in" system

Lowell, Josephine Shaw

Lowell, Mass.

Macarthur, Mary R.

Macdonald, Mary A.

McDonald, J. Ramsay, quoted

McDowell, Mary E.

McNamara, Maggie

Mahoney, Hannah (Mrs. Nolan)

Maloney, Elizabeth

Marot, Helen

Marriage, an unstandardized trade

and factory life

and organization

Marriage, and the working-woman

Married woman, as a half-time worker

as a wage-earner

economic status of

incongruous position of

Married women and the labor movement

Matthews, Lillian, quoted

Maud Gonne Club

Maurice, F. D.

Mead, George H.

Merriam, Charles E.

Mill, John Stuart

Minimum wage, employers' objections to

for the immigrant

in Australia

Mitchell, Louisa

Mittelstadt, Louisa

Morgan, T. J.

Morgan, Mrs. T. J.

Mott, Lucretia

Mullaney, Kate

Murphy, John J.

National and other central labor bodies:

Amalgamated Meat Cutters' and Butchers' Workmen of North America

American Federation of Musicians

Boot and Shoe Workers' Union

British Women's Trade Union League

Cigar Makers' International Union

Daughters of St. Crispin

International Brotherhood of Bookbinders

International Glove Workers' Union

International Ladies' Garment Workers

International Typographical Union

Massachusetts Working Women's League

National Industrial Congress

National Labor Congress

National Labor Union

national trade unions, more than thirty from 1863 to 1873

National Trades Union

New England Congress, policies of

railroad brotherhoods

railway unions

Retail Clerks International Union

Shirt, Waist and Laundry Workers' International Union

Trades and Labor Congress of Canada

United Felt, Panama and Straw Hat Trimmers

United Garment Workers

United Mine Workers

United Textile Workers

Women's Department, Knights of Labor

Women's Labor Reform Associations

Women's National Labor League

Women's state labor unions

Women's Trade Union League

Women's Union Label League

Working Women's Labor Union for the State of N. Y.

National Civic Federation

National Consumers' League

National Young Women's Christian Association

Neill, Charles P.

Nestor, Agnes

New York State Factory Investigating Committee

New York Sun

Northwestern University

Oberlin College

O'Brien, John

Occupations, and locality

blind-alley trades

boot and shoe workers

button workers

children's employments

department-store clerks

dish-washing

domestic work

dressmakers

employés in state institutions

garment-workers. See sewing trades

glass-blowers

hat-workers

house-cleaning developments

laundry workers and laundresses

mine-workers

musicians

nurses

semi-skilled

tobacco-and cigar-workers

unskilled

waitresses

O'Connor, Julia

O'Day, Hannah

O'Reilly, Leonora

O'Reilly, Mary

Organization, and minimum wage

craft form of

eventually international

in unskilled trades

industrial form of

of colored races

of department-store clerks

of Italians

of Orientals

of Slavic Jewesses

of women, by men

of women backward

O'Sullivan, Mary E. See Mary E. Kenney

Outlook, quoted

Overwork and fatigue

Pankhurst, Mrs.

Patterson, Mrs. Emma

Pearson, Mrs. Frank J.

Perkins, L. S.

Philadelphia Ledger

Phillips, Wendell

Pillsbury, Parker

Poe, Clarence

Polish National Alliance

Popular disapproval of women's trade unions

Potter, Frances Squire

Powderly, Mrs. Terence V.

Powderly, Terence V.

Power loom, first

Preferential shop

Proportional representation

Protection for young trade-union girls

Protocol of peace

Public employés

Public ownership, the latest development of industry

Putnam, Mrs. Mary Kellogg

Quick, Nelle

Quimby, Mrs. C. N. M.

Revolution, The

Rickert, T. A.

Robins, Mrs. Raymond quoted

Rodgers, Mrs. George

Roman, F. W., quoted

Roosevelt, Theodore

Rumsey, Thomas

Russell Sage Foundation

Sabotage

Samuels, Adelaide

San Francisco earthquake

San Francisco Examiner

Sanitation

Schneidermann, Rose

Schreiner, Olive

Scott, Melinda

Secretary for Labor

Sewing machine introduced

Sewing trades, early conditions in war orders for

See also Huge strikes

Shedden, John

Shute, Mrs. Lizzie H.

Simpson, James

Sinclair, Upton

Slavery, family and group

Smith, Mrs. Charlotte

Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes

Smith-Lever Act

Snowden, Mrs. Philip

Snowden, Philip

Social advance

Socialism, and economic independence and socialists

Sorel, George

Southern mountain women

Specialization and economy

in home industries

in house-cleaning

Specialization, trade and professional, compared

Speeding up

Spencer, Anna Garlin, quoted

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady

Steghagen, Emma

Stevens, Alzina P.

Stevens, George, quoted

Stewart, Mrs. Levi

Stirling, Mary

Stone, Huldah J.

Stone, Lucy

Strasser, President

Strike, American girl strikebreakers in general

Marx & Haas

of Danbury Hatters

of Fall River weavers

of laundry-workers, (S. F.) (Troy)

of packing-plant employés

of printers

work, after

See also Huge strikes.

Sumner, Helen L.

Survey, The, quoted

Sutter, Maud

Symphony orchestras

Syndicalism

Thomas, W. L, quoted

Topp, Mr.

Trade agreement

a typical

Hart, Schaffner and Marx

Trade unions, aims of, xx

and factory inspection

and standard of living

and women members

as training schools

conservative and radical compared

city federations of

craft form of

dues of

exclusiveness of

federation of

in other fields

industrial form of

interstate coöperation of women of

juvenile union

locals of women's, best training school

one big union

outside support for

relations between labor bodies

reorganization of

women membership of

supported by labor men

United States Agricultural Department United States Agricultural Department, and immigration census of, occupations under industrial development of See also Investigations United Tailoresses' Society University of Chicago

Valesh, Eva McDonald

Van Etten, Ida

Vassar College

Vincent, John J.

Vocational education, and the immigrant

as part of public system

A. F. of L. on

co-education only solution of

Commercial Club of Chicago, on

domestic economy

ideal plan for

in Germany

original form of

tendencies of experts

women's share in, inadequate

Voice of Industry

Vote, the

Wages Wages group N. Y. Commission evidence regarding Waight, Lavinia Wald, Lillian D. Walling, William English War orders Ward, Lester F. Watters, J. C. Whitehead, Myrtle Whitney, Edward B. Wilkinson, J. W. Wilson, J. Stitt, quoted Winslow, Charles H. Winters, Sallie Woerishofer, Carola Wolfe, F. E., quoted Woman, as the organizer as the race double function of Woman suffrage, and civic work, and education Woman suffrage, and great strikes and industrial struggle and social control indorsed by, A. F. of L. labor conventions movement for, in Great Britain organization of women voters under organized women and Women, and vocational training and vocations compulsory underbidders in meat-packing plants non-wage-earning Woolston, Howard B., quoted Work, John M., quoted Working Women's Society

Young, Anne