Florence Kelley (Authored by or about)

Book/Book excerpt

Year	Title
1986	Notes of Sixty Years: the Autobiography of Florence Kelley (with notes by Kathryn Kish Sklar)
1889	Our Toiling Children
1905	Some Ethical Gains Through Legislation

Correspondence

Year	Title
1899	Alice Hamilton to Florence Kelley, May 31, 1899
1893	Allied Wood Workers' Trades' Council of Chicago, Jan. 23, 1893
1892	Butler, Stillman & Hubbard to Florence Kelley, July 1, 1892
Calling Card for Mrs. Lazare Wischnewetzky
1905	Ellen Gates Starr to Florence Kelley, Sept. 30, 1905
1885	Florence Kelley to Mary Thorn Lewis, June 10, 1885
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, April 16, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, Aug. 21, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, Aug. 3, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, Dec. 1, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, July 3, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, June 13, 1902
1902	Florence Kelley to Nicholas Kelley, June 29, 1902
1894	Henry Demarest Lloyd to Florence Kelley, Aug. 15, 1894
1899	Henry Demarest Lloyd to Florence Kelley, Oct. 18, 1899
1905	Henry Demarest Lloyd to Florence Kelley, Sept. 29, 1905
1899	Ida Foster Cronk to Florence Kelley, Nov. 19, 1899
1899	Ida Foster Cronk to Florence Kelley, Sept. 25, 1899
1899	Jane Addams to Florence Kelley, Nov. 22, 1899
1899	Jane Addams to Florence Kelley, Sept. 13, 1899
1899	Jane Lloyd-Jones to Florence Kelley, Jan. 13, 1899
1915	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, Dec. 15, 1915
1932	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, Jan. 29, 1932
1901	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, Jan. 6, 1901
1901	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, Mar. 28, 1901
1899	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, Nov. 30, 1899
John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, undated
John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelley, undated
1899	John Bartram Kelley to Florence Kelly, Sep. 29, 1899
John Kelley to Margaret Kelley, n.d.
1892	John Notman to Florence Kelley, Nov. 23, 1892
1905	Maud Nathan to Florence Kelley, Sept. 29, 1905
1899	Theodore Roosevelt to Florence Kelley, June 2, 1899
William Harper to Florence Kelley, July 31, 1899

Court document

Year	Title
1909	Kelley v. Wischnewetzky: Certificate of Evidence

Dissertation

Year	Title
1882	On Some Changes in the Legal Status of the Child Since Blackstone

Newspaper article

Year	Title
1884	Judge Kelley’s Daughter Married
1885	A Divorce Asked For (NYT)

Periodical article

Year	Title
1899	Aims and Principles of the Consumers' League
1903	An Effective Child-Labor Law: A Program for the Current Decade
1902	Child Labor Legislation
1905	Child Labor Legislation and Enforcement in New England and the Middle States
1915	Discussion: Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York
1906	Equal Suffrage Movement
1904	Has Illinois the Best Laws in the Country for the Protection of Children?
1922	Industrial Conditions as a Community Problem with Particular Reference to Child Labor
1929	Labor Legislation for Women and Its Effects on Earnings and Conditions of Labor
1912	Labor of Women and Children in Tenements
1923	Laborers in Heat and in Heavy Industries
1910	Married Women in Industry
1911	Minimum-Wage Boards
1912	Minimum-Wage Laws
1910	New England’s Lost Leadership
1907	Obstacles to the Enforcement of Child Labor Legislation
1911	Our Lack of Statistics
1907	Reports from State and Local Child Labor Committees and Consumers' League
1909	Scholarships for Working Children
1911	Street Trades
1901	The Consumers' League
1909	The Federal Children’s Bureau: A Symposium
1906	The Federal Government and the Working Children
1898	The Illinois Child-Labor Law
1909	The Invasion of Family Life by Industry
1915	The La Follette Law from the Consumers' Point of View
1908	The Responsibility of the Consumer
1898	The United States Supreme Court and the Utah Eight-Hours' Law
1896	The Working Boy
1911	What Should We Sacrifice for Uniformity?
1914	Women and Social Legislation in the United States

Room of workers 3. Photograph by Rubenstein