E. T. Dooley
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- Nov 21, 1892Rescuing the City's 'Children of Larger Growth'Superintendent E.T. Dooley proposes a Children's Aid Society to stop Seattle from churning out a criminal class.Daniels Recital Hall, Seattle, WA
- Feb 9, 1893The Birth of the Associated CharitiesSeattle's civic leaders organize a modern 'clearing house' for relief to curb street beggary and provide professionalized aid.Seattle, WA
- Apr 12, 1893The Struggle Over a Mother’s CustodyA local children's bureau official defends the controversial intervention into a family's life in the face of public criticism.Denny School, Seattle, WA
- Apr 13, 1893A Working Mother Answers the Charity That Called Her UnfitAfter a jury refused to brand Mrs. Bennett a prostitute, her lawyer wrote to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer to rebut the Associated Charities superintendent who had accused her in front of her children.Seattle, WA