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IT MAY SAVE MANY LIVES; Probable Passage of the Tenement-House Bill Now in the Legislature. ONLY HALL TRANSOMS ARE FORBIDDEN Opposition Now Only Directed Against Provisions as to Open Areas and Solid Walls -- Sanitary Precautions.
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The friends of tenement-house reform in New-York and public-spirited citizens generally, are interested in the success of the legislative measures growing out of the investigations of the Tenement-House Committee, of which Mr. Richard Watson Gilder was Chairman. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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