The economic position of women

by Academy of Political Science in the City of New York

FOOTNOTES:

[30] This article is based on a chapter of a report not yet published on women’s work in binderies in New York. It is the result of an investigation carried on for the Alliance Employment Bureau of New York from the autumn of 1907 until the spring of 1909. Every bindery in the borough of Manhattan was visited, and 205 women employed in the trade were interviewed at their homes or in the office of the bureau.

[31] U. S. Census, 1900. Occupations, pp. LII, CXXXVI.