"Didn't live nowhere."

"Didn't live nowhere."

"Didn't live nowhere."

"Didn't live nowhere."

Case No. 25,745 on the Society Blotter: Annie Wolff, aged seven years, as she was driven forth by her cruel step-mother, beaten and starved; and as she appeared after six months in the Society's care.

Case No. 25,745 on the Society Blotter: Annie Wolff, aged seven years, as she was driven forth by her cruel step-mother, beaten and starved; and as she appeared after six months in the Society's care.

Case No. 25,745 on the Society Blotter: Annie Wolff, aged seven years, as she was driven forth by her cruel step-mother, beaten and starved; and as she appeared after six months in the Society's care.

The Church Street Station Lodging-room, in which I [Jacob A. Riis] was robbed.

Truck Farming on the Site of Stryker's Lane.

Typical Toughs (from the Rogues' Gallery).

A Typical East Side Block.

One Door that has been opened: St. John's Park in Hudson Street, -- once a graveyard.

The Yellow Newspapers' Contribution.

The Church Street Station Lodging-room, in which I [Jacob A. Riis] was robbed.

Shine, sir?

The only Bath-tub in the Block: it hangs in the Air Shaft.

Oak Street police lodging.

Children's Aid Society: Dormitory in the Tompkins Square Lodging House for Boys.

Police Station Lodging Room 3. Stranded in the strange city, apply for lodging at Leonard Street Station.

A Tramp's nest in Ludlow Street.