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its general agent, and I held the position for a year, giving all my spare time to the
planning and carrying out of such work as seemed to me ought to make a record
for a reform administration. We wanted it to last. That was a great year.
its general agent, and I held the position for a year, giving all my spare time to the
planning and carrying out of such work as seemed to me ought to make a record
for a reform administration. We wanted it to last. That was a great year.
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It was killed at Albany with the challenge that we " had had enough of reform in
New York." And so we had, as the events showed. Tammany came back. But not
to stay. We had secured a hold during those three years which I think they little ...
It was killed at Albany with the challenge that we " had had enough of reform in
New York." And so we had, as the events showed. Tammany came back. But not
to stay. We had secured a hold during those three years which I think they little ...
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Men who announce reform programmes or preach a new gospel of civic self-
sacrifice will find themselves unsupported by public opinion ; they will speak as if
in a vacuum. Before they can really accomplish any good they must create an ...
Men who announce reform programmes or preach a new gospel of civic self-
sacrifice will find themselves unsupported by public opinion ; they will speak as if
in a vacuum. Before they can really accomplish any good they must create an ...
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The fine reform and organizing work done by Mr. Roosevelt as Police
Commissioner under Mayor Strong in 1895 were only two weeks ago described
with enthusiastic fervor by Mr. Jacob A. Riis in the pages of The Outlook. It is not
too much to ...
The fine reform and organizing work done by Mr. Roosevelt as Police
Commissioner under Mayor Strong in 1895 were only two weeks ago described
with enthusiastic fervor by Mr. Jacob A. Riis in the pages of The Outlook. It is not
too much to ...
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A good big one it was. We should have been floundering yet in the educational
mud-puddle we were in, had it not been for the women of New York who went to
Albany and literally held up the Legislature, compelling it to pass our reform bill.
A good big one it was. We should have been floundering yet in the educational
mud-puddle we were in, had it not been for the women of New York who went to
Albany and literally held up the Legislature, compelling it to pass our reform bill.
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