State Charities Aid Association Annual Report, 3. sējumsState Charities Aid Association, 1903 Reports for 1909/10-1920/21 include the association's 18th-29th Annual report to the State Hospital Commission ( varies slightly) |
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00 Miss 66 Miss Agency Albany Almshouse Almshouse is reported annual report appointment Bellevue Hospital bill Blackwell's Island Board of Charities Board of Managers Brooklyn Bureau of Dependent Charitable Institutions Charities Aid Association Charles child Children's Home City Children's Hospitals City Hospital Columbia County committed condition Cooperstown cottages County Committee County.-The Custodial Asylum Department of Public Dependent Children employees Erection feeble-minded foundlings George George W House of Refuge improvement Infants inmates Insane James John Kings County Lockport Mabon's main buildings ment Metropolitan Hospital Miss Mary mother Newburgh number of children nurses Orphan Asylum past patients pavilion pital placed Placing-out Pres't present Public Charities Randall's Island received Reformatory Richmond County Rockland County Schenectady Sec'y September 30 sick Society steam heating Superintendent supervision tion Tuberculosis Infirmary Utica Utica State Hospital Vice-Pres't Visitors wards William women York City York City Children's
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128. lappuse - Each order shall specify the institution to be visited, inspected and examined, and the name of each person by whom such visitation, inspection and examination shall be made, and shall be in force for one year from the date on which it shall have been granted, unless sooner revoked.
8. lappuse - ... separate and apart from the trial of other criminal cases, of which session a separate docket and record shall be kept. All such cases shall, so far as practicable, be heard and determined in a separate court room to be known as the children's...
131. lappuse - State institutions, county and city almshouses. 2. To induce the adoption, by the community at large, of such measures in the organization and administration of both public and private charity as may develop the self-respect and increase the power of self-support of the poorer classes of society.
129. lappuse - ... inspection and examination, which are hereby declared to be for a public purpose and to be made with a view to public benefit. Obedience to the orders herein authorized shall be enforced in the same manner as obedience is enforced to an order or mandate of a court of record.
138. lappuse - Such association shall make an annual report to the state board of charities upon matters relating to the institutions subject to the visitation of such board ; and to the state commission in lunacy upon matters relating to the institutions subject to the inspection and control of such commission. Such reports shall be made on or before the first day of November for each preceding fiscal year.
2. lappuse - ... in the month of September of each year recommend to the governor such changes in the salaries or wages of such officers and employees for the ensuing fiscal year as may seem proper, but such changes shall not be made unless the governor shall approve the same in writing.
128. lappuse - Any justice of the supreme court, on written application of the state charities aid association, through its president or other officer designated by its board of managers, may grant to such persons as may be named in such application, orders to enable such persons, or any of them, as visitors of such association, to visit, inspect and examine, in behalf of such association, any alms-house within the state.
xxv. lappuse - The Commissioners contribute $400 a year towards the expenses of the work. e. The Columbia County Agency for Dependent Children assists the Superintendent of the Poor of Columbia County in the investigation of the circumstances of children who are, or are sought to be made, a charge on the County. As a result of the work of this Agency the number of children maintained by the County in private institutions has been reduced from 98 at the beginning of the year 1901 to 47 at the end of the year 1903.
8. lappuse - All cases involving the commitment or trial of children, actually or apparently under the age of sixteen years, for any violation of law, in any court shall be heard and determined by such court, at suitable times to be designated therefor by it, separate and apart -from the trial of other criminal cases, of which session a separate docket and record shall l>e kept.
136. lappuse - To obtain for them in State hospitals, medical treatment by skilled alienists, trained nurses and a high grade of attendants; as also to secure for them the highest standard of curative treatment known to the medical profession. 4. To inaugurate and maintain, for convalescents leaving hospital, who may be friendless a system of " after-cure," whereby they may be strengthened in health, protected and cared for, until able to support themselves. 5. The committee shall advocate, for the benefit of all...