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Abduction, 63
Abolitionist, Der, quoted, note,
174
Abolitionist movement, 163 et
seq.; in England, 163 et seq.;
in France, 182 et seq.; in Ger-
many, 193; in Italy, 193; In-
ternational Federation at Gen-
eva, 197; a convert to, 205; in
South America, 207
Addams, Miss Jane, article by,
quoted, note, 210
African tribes, I
Age limitation for prostitutes, 38
America, prostitution in, 9; ob-
jections to "regulation" in, 77,
78; constitutional law in, 115;
difficulties before police in,
119; puritanical sentiment in,
147; white-slave traffic in,
207 et seq.; Nat. Vigilance
Committee, 207; United States
joins International Treaty, 208;
breaking up white-slave traffic
in, 208; federal laws or white-
slave traffic, 209; state laws
concerning white-slave traffic,
209; societies formed for re-
pressing social evil, 222 et seq.
American Federation for Sex Hy-
giene, foundation of, 229; reso-
lutions of, 229 ff.
American Medical Association,
resolutions presented to 229
American Society of Sanitary
and Moral Prophylaxis, cited,
183; 215; aims of, 224; found-
ing of the, 225; work of, 225;
list of educational pamphlets
of, 226; branches of, 227; and
the Page law, 234 address be-
fore, 246 et seq.
Amos, Professor Sheldon, quoted,
iii; Regulation of Vice, quoted,
note, 70; 167
Amusement,
needed, 149
better forms of,
An der Königsmauer, a haunt of
vice in Berlin, 39
Ancient Regulations, 12 ff.
Animien-Kneipen, 174
Annexes au Rapport Général, cited
note, 187
Argentine Société de Protection,
207
Armies, veneral disease in, sta-
tistics on, 53
Asia Minor, prostitution in, 2
Atlantic City, licensing of pro-
stitutes in, 241
Augagneur, M.,
Conf. Inter.,
quoted, note, 87, note, 107;
note, 113; 180; opposed to regu-
lation, 187; 191
Australia, 165, 194
Austria, regulation in, 48; ven-
ereal disease in, 53; 65; nation-
al committees formed in, 172;
white-slave traffic to, 197;
league in, 206; see Vienna
Austro-Hungary, enters into treaty
with the Netherlands, 199;
Avignon, public houses established
in, 16; regulations in, note, 21
Baltimore, society started in, 227
Barmaids, 116
Barthélemy, quoted, note, 83,
110; Conf. Inter., quoted, note,
112; 180
Basel, public houses established
in, 16
Behrend, Die Prostitution in Ber-
lin, cited note, 34; note, 37;
note, 38; note 40, 112
Belgium, regulation in, 48; abuses
in, 198; contracts with Holland,
199; 202
Bergen, regulation in, 105
Bericht des Vereins quoted, note,
Berlin, prostitutes in, 9; old
regulations outgrown with
growth of, 32; reformation in,
32 et seq.; regulation in, 32 et
seq.; extent of prostitution in,
34; segregation in, 35; moral
welfare of prostitutes in, 36;
penalties against enticing
women to brothels, 36; sale of
liquor in brothels, 37; police
forbidden to grant permits
for new brothels, 37; age limi-
tation for prostitutes, 38; re-
gistration of minors in, 38;
licensed houses in, 38; failure
of public houses in, 39; all broth-
els ordered to the street an der
Königsmauer, 39; brothels closed
in, 41; brothels moved, 41;
licensed houses reopened, 42;
special body of police needed,
45; note, 78; registration of
minors in, note, 80; 82, note,
83; medical examinations in,
91; venereal disease in, 100;
morals service in, 118; 120, 121
Bierhoff, Dr., 246
Bingham, Theodore A., 241
Bischoff, Justice, opinion on Page
law, 234
Blackwell's Island, 151
Blascko, Dr., Conf. Inter., Brussels
1899, quoted note, 63,
cited, 42, 53, 92, 101; 9, 98, 180
Booth, Mrs., of the Salvation
Army, 199
Boston, recommendation of police
commissioner, 242
Brasseries à femmes, 126
Brazil, 202
Bremen, segregation in, 46
Bright, Jacob, M. P., 167
British National Vigilance As-
sociation, 199
Brussels, regulation in, 46; con-
ferences at, 163; international
medical congress held in, 1852,
167; scandals in, 177; regula-
tion in, 177; corruption of police,
177; International Conferences,
the, 177 et seq.; Inter. Conf.
questions considered in, 178; In-
ter. Conf. at, official reports of,
cited, note, 179; Inter. Conf.,
recommendations made at, 180,
181; Inter. Conf., futility of,
182; second conference, reso-
lutions of, 184; summing up of
the two conferences at, 185;
scandals in, 197.
Buffalo, society formed in, 227
Bulletin Abolitionniste, quoted,
note, 172, note, 205
Bulletin de la Société Internation-
ale de Prophylaxie Sanitaire et
Morale, quoted, note, 51
Bunting, Sir Percy, 200
Burlereaux, observation of, 110,
Butler, Josephine E., protest of,
165; death of, 173; letter to,
196; 197, 199; opposes licensed
prostitution, 232; Personal
Reminiscences of a Great Cru-
sade, cited, note 82, note 163
Byzantine Emperors, legislation
of, 15
"Cadet" system, viii, ix, 155; ff.
"Cadets," methods of, 156 ff.; 181
California, educational literature
in, 228
Canada, 165
Carlier, Les Deux Prostitutions,
quoted, note, 18, note, 25, note,
28; note, 89.
Carpenter, Mary, protest of, 165
Chamber of Commerce, meeting
held at, vii;
Charity Hospital of Berlin, 33
Charlemagne, laws of, on pro-
stitution, 15
Chastity, 185
Cheyenne, licensing of prostitu-
tion in, 120, 210; 241
Chicago, society formed in, 227;
society, publications of, listed,
note, 228, prostitution in, 235;
Vice Commission appointed
236; recommendations of Vice
Commission, 237 ff.
Chicago Vice Commission, findings
of, 235 ff.; criticism of, 238; as
model for other American cities,
240; v, 215, 231 ff.
Children and prostitution, 127 ff.
Christiania, statistics of prostitu-
tion, in 51; venereal disease in,
51; statistics from, 105 ff.
Christianity, spread of, 3
Cities Committee, 158
City Hospital of New York,
note, 131
City life and prostitution, 10
Clandestine prostitution, extent
of, 83; difficulty of controlling,
87; statistics on disease among,
87;93, 104; prevalency of disease
among, III; 118; in New York,
121; 125; and Raines Law
hotels, 139; 28, 34, 37, 41, 75,
78; 250
Colmar, syphilis in, 107, 108; In-
ternational Federation meets
at, 171
Colmar Congress, report of, 191
Columbia University, 251
Commenge, Dr., estimate of, III
Committee of Fifteen, iv; purpose
of, vii ff.; founding of, vii; viii; ix;
recommendations of, 147 et seq.;
recommendations concerning
minors, 151; 215, 240, 247, 257
Committee of Fourteen, iv; begin-
ning of, 215; report of, 217 and
note; report of, on laws, 217;
conclusions of, 218; report of,
quoted, 219; recommendations
of, 220 ff.; results of their
work, 220 ff.; future
gramme of, 221
Comparative Survey of Laws in
Force for the Prohibition, Re-
gulation, and Licensing of Vice
in England and other Countries,
quoted, note, iii
Comparison of Reglementation
Systems of Paris and Berlin,
44-46
Conférence Internationale, See
Brussels
Conférence Internationale, Brussels,
1899: Rapports Préliminaires,
cited, note, 57, note, 58; Au-
gagneur cited, note, 101; Ehlers
cited, note, IOI; Tommasoli
cited, note, 101; cited, note,
106, III
Constitution, the, an obstacle
to "regulation," 134
Contagious Diseases Acts, in India,
49; 101 ff., 164, 196, 198
Contagious Diseases Acts, Report
on, quoted, note, IoI
Contemporary Review, 200
Cooper Union, meeting held at,
234
Coote, W. A., helps American
Vigilance Committee, 207; v,
173, 199
Copenhagen, release of registered
prostitutes in, 64; syphilis in,
106; conference at, 199
Costello, Dr., opinion of, on
regulation, 205
County Medical Association, re-
port of committee of, 150
Criminal Law Amendment Act
passed, 199
Cruppi, M., 191
Crusades, 3
Daily News letters to, 165
De Forest, Dr. Henry B., cited,
note, 194
de Laveleye, 168
Denmark, police des mœurs abol-
ished in, 192; 202
Denver, society formed in, 227
Detroit, society started in, 227
Disease, see Venereal Disease
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