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This image showcases a case form titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" used for documenting detailed personal and demographic information. There are two sections: the left-hand side contains general information about the individual, while the right-hand side captures additional records and sources.

On the left, the form includes data such as:

• Name, alias, and date of application
• Previous addresses and dates of movement
• Personal details: gender, date of birth, birthplace, religion, occupation, marital status, and physical or mental conditions
• Family relationships, including parents, siblings, and references
• Employment history that lists employer names, addresses, dates, positions, and wages

On the right, the form records instances of institutional care, sources of information, and organizational references, along with dates and details regarding specific agencies involved.

The whole document appears clean and orderly, with handwritten notes and data entries in blue ink. A label below the form specifies it as a record used by the "Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation."

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-14

This image shows a document that is part of a case record form. It is titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" and has the number 52422 printed on it. The form seems to be related to a person or family investigation, likely conducted by a social organization or charity.

The document is divided into two sections on two sheets of paper, each dealing with different aspects of the investigation:

1. Left Sheet:

   • The top contains personal information: surname, date of application, and addresses. It indicates moves between addresses on specific dates.
   • It has sections for family members, with fields such as name, date of birth, marriage date, and places associated with each individual.
   • The form notes details such as occupation, wages, and physical condition, showing specifics like a family member's deafness.
   • Some named individuals include John (born 1897), Ethel (born 1904), and Dorothy (born 1909).
   • It also lists employer information and references from relatives or friends.

2. Right Sheet:

   • This sheet focuses on "Sources of Information" and "Institutional Care."
   • It lists various organizations that the individual or family interacted with, such as "Cambridge Associated Charities," "Children's Aid Society," and "Boston Provident Association."
   • There is a mention of institutional care with details of an institution and relevant dates, noting "New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes, Beverly."

The image also includes a label at the bottom stating, "Forms Used by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation," indicating the framework or context of these forms.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

The image appears to be a document titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" that contains various schedules and records related to an investigation. The document includes details such as names, addresses, dates, and other information about individuals and organizations involved in the investigation. However, as the image contains human faces, I will refrain from identifying or naming any individuals shown.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-20

This image shows historical investigation or case file documents, likely from the early 1900s. The forms appear to be "Schedules Used in Investigation" and contain various fields for personal information, addresses, and institutional records. The documents include details about residences, employment history, medical information, and references. Some notable locations mentioned include Cambridge, Boston, and Beverly. There are sections for recording sources of information and institutional care. The forms appear to be filled out in blue ink and contain various dates and addresses. At the bottom of the image, there's a note indicating these forms were "USED BY THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT."

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-13

The image presents a scanned document titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" at the top, featuring two identical forms side by side. The forms are divided into sections with various fields for data entry, including:

• Date: A field for entering the date.
• Name: A field for entering the name of the individual being investigated.
• Address: A field for entering the address of the individual being investigated.
• Age: A field for entering the age of the individual being investigated.
• Sex: A field for entering the sex of the individual being investigated.
• Marital Status: A field for entering the marital status of the individual being investigated.
• Occupation: A field for entering the occupation of the individual being investigated.
• Employer: A field for entering the name of the employer of the individual being investigated.
• Wages: A field for entering the wages of the individual being investigated.
• Source of Information: A field for entering the source of information about the individual being investigated.
• Date of Interview: A field for entering the date of the interview with the individual being investigated.
• Time of Interview: A field for entering the time of the interview with the individual being investigated.
• Place of Interview: A field for entering the place of the interview with the individual being investigated.
• Name of Interviewer: A field for entering the name of the interviewer.
• Signature of Interviewer: A field for entering the signature of the interviewer.
• Date of Signature: A field for entering the date of the signature.
• Name of Person Interviewed: A field for entering the name of the person being interviewed.
• Signature of Person Interviewed: A field for entering the signature of the person being interviewed.
• Date of Signature: A field for entering the date of the signature.

The document is likely used for investigative purposes, such as gathering information about individuals or organizations. The fields are designed to collect specific details about the person being investigated, including their personal and professional information, as well as the details of the interview.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-13

The image depicts a document titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" with two forms, each containing various sections for recording information. The left form is labeled "Schedule (2)" and has several sections, including "Name," "Address," "Date of Birth," "Sex," "Marital Status," "Occupation," "Education," "Relatives," "References," and "Comments." The right form is also labeled "Schedule (2)" and features similar sections, such as "Name," "Address," "Date of Birth," "Sex," "Marital Status," "Occupation," "Education," "Relatives," "References," and "Comments."

Both forms are filled out with handwritten information, although some details are difficult to read due to the image quality. The background of the document is a light brown color, and there are small pieces of tape visible on the bottom right corner. Overall, the image appears to be a historical document related to an investigation or research project, likely from the early 20th century based on the style and content of the forms.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

This image is a reproduction of two schedules used in an investigation by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation. The schedules are titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" and have a watermark of "ECh 4773.538" in the top right corner. The schedules are filled with handwritten information in blue ink. The first schedule has a header that reads "White" and includes details such as date, address, and occupation. The second schedule has a header that reads "Cambridge Associated Charities" and includes details such as date, name, and address. The schedules are placed on a beige background and appear to be part of a larger investigation.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

The image shows two pages of schedules used in an investigation. The pages are titled "Schedules Used in Investigation" and have a reference number at the top. The schedules contain various details about individuals, including their names, addresses, dates of birth, occupations, and other personal information. The schedules are organized in a structured format with columns and rows, making it easy to read and analyze the information. The schedules appear to be part of a larger investigation or research project, as they contain detailed information about multiple individuals. The image provides a glimpse into the process of gathering and organizing information for investigative purposes.

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Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a document titled "Schedules Used in Investigation," which appears to be a record or form used by a charity organization for documenting information about individuals or cases. The document is divided into sections, with columns and rows to input various details about the subject of the investigation.

On the left side of the document, there are spaces for information such as:

-Addresses and dates associated with the subject, including previous residences.
-Personal information like the subject's name, date of birth, place of birth, religion, and marital status.
-Family information, including names and birthdates of children.
-Details about relatives and their relationships, occupations, and addresses.
-References and friendly visitors, with contact information.
-Employment history, including employers and dates of employment.

On the right side of the document, there is a section labeled "Sources of Information," which lists names and addresses of individuals and agencies referring to or involved in the case. This section includes dates and notes on institutional care.

The document bears a file number "52422" at the top. At the bottom, there's a note stating "Funds Used by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation." The document has some handwritten information filled in.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-13

This is a vintage document, likely a record from a social service or charity organization. It appears to be a form or a set of forms, with sections for different types of information.

Here's a breakdown of what we can see:

• Title: "Schedules Used in Investigation." This suggests that the document is used to compile data for a specific investigation.
• Identification Numbers: There's a unique number ("52422") that suggests these are part of a larger cataloging system.
• Sections with Headings: There are areas labeled "Date," "From" to "To" (suggesting time ranges), "Address," "Previous Addresses"
• Personal Information: Columns for names, birthdates, occupation, and family information. This helps to identify the subject of the investigation.
• Sources of Information: A section lists organizations like "Cambridge Associated Charities," "Children's Aid Society," "Boston Provident Association", and "Boston Dispensary, Social Service." This shows where the investigators got their data.
• Institutional Care: There's a section noting "New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes, Beverly."
• Financial details Some columns that show earnings per week, maybe some expenses.
• Notes: The document has handwritten notes in some sections.

Overall, the image provides a glimpse into how social services organizations documented and assessed individuals during a historical period. It provides insights into how these organizations gathered information, tracked individuals, and managed resources.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

The image displays two pages of schedules labeled "Schedules Used in Investigation." These schedules appear to be part of a formal investigation, likely conducted by a government or regulatory body. The schedules are filled with various details, including dates, names, and descriptions of activities or events.

Left Page (Schedule A)

1. Header Information:

   • Schedule: A
   • Date: 3/26
   • Time: 5:24 PM
   • Investigation Number: 52423

2. Sections:

   • Section 1:
     • Date: 3/18
     • Description: "Fund raising at Jewish Center"
     • Time: 8 PM
     • Location: Jewish Center
     • Attendance: 250
     • Remarks: "W.M. to be there"
   • Section 2:
     • Date: 3/20
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 10:30 AM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 15
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 3:
     • Date: 3/21
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 2 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 12
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 4:
     • Date: 3/22
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 5:
     • Date: 3/23
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 6:
     • Date: 3/24
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 7:
     • Date: 3/25
     • Description: "Meeting"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"

Right Page (Schedule B)

1. Header Information:

   • Schedule: B
   • Date: 3/26
   • Time: 5:46 PM
   • Investigation Number: 52423

2. Sections:

   • Section 1:
     • Date: 4/10
     • Description: "Meeting at 2862 N. 16th St."
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 2:
     • Date: 5/7/53
     • Description: "Children's Aid Society"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 3:
     • Date: 6/7/53
     • Description: "Boston Pops Concert"
     • Time: 8 PM
     • Location: Symphony Hall
     • Attendance: 1000
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 4:
     • Date: 7/7/53
     • Description: "Meeting at the Associated Charities"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"
   • Section 5:
     • Date: 8/7/53
     • Description: "Meeting at the Associated Charities"
     • Time: 7:30 PM
     • Location: 2862 N. 16th St.
     • Attendance: 10
     • Remarks: "J.M. to attend"

Footer Information

• Note: "Schedules used by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation."

Summary

The schedules document various meetings and events, primarily held at 2862 N. 16th St., with consistent attendance and remarks indicating that a person identified as "J.M." was expected to attend most of these events. The schedules also include details of fundraising events and concerts, with attendance numbers and specific times and locations noted. The investigation appears to be focused on tracking these activities over a period from March to August 1953.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-05

The image appears to be a page from a document titled "Schedules Used in Investigation," which is part of a form used by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation. This form includes detailed personal information and data about an individual, likely for the purpose of social or charitable investigation and record-keeping. Here's a breakdown of the visible sections:

• Header Information: The top of the form contains fields for the surname, alias, date of first application, and a unique number (52422).
• Residential History: The left side of the form (part (2)) details the individual's residential history, including dates, addresses, rent per month, and landlords.
• Personal Information: It includes fields for the individual's birthdate, age, birthplace, occupation, marital status, children's names, and their dates of birth. The form also notes the individual's physical condition (e.g., "One leg out off-").
• Previous Marriages: A section for listing previous marriages, including the name of the first wife and the date of the marriage.
• Employment History: Information about the individual's employment, including the employer's name, address, position, and dates of employment.
• Sources of Information: The bottom part of the form (part (3)) lists sources of information, such as charities and social service agencies, along with dates and locations.
• References: A section for listing personal references, including their names, addresses, and the nature of the relationship.
• Physical Description and Mentions of Physical Conditions: This includes a physical description of the individual and any physical defects or conditions.

The form seems to be designed for thorough social and economic investigation, likely for the purpose of charitable aid or social work.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-05

This image is a vintage investigation schedule form used by the Charity Organization Department of the Russell Sage Foundation. It appears to be a formal document detailing personal and family information for the purposes of investigation, likely for assistance or welfare purposes. The form is divided into several sections, each containing specific details:

Left Side (Form Number 2):

1. Individual Information:

   • Surname: White
   • Alias: None
   • Date of 1st Application: May 3rd
   • Address History: Includes addresses at 1 Moon Street and 13 Revere Street, with corresponding dates and rental information.

2. Family Information:

   • Names: John White and Elsie Stone White.
   • Dates of Birth: John (1873) and Elsie (1876).
   • Birthplace: John was born in England, and Elsie in Vermont.
   • Nationality: John is English, and Elsie is Scottish.
   • Religion: Protestant.
   • Marriage Details: Married on 12/9/98 in Boston; previously married to Mary.

3. Occupation and Employment:

   • John is a carpenter earning $10 per week, with a weekly insurance premium of 25 cents.
   • Elsie is a waitress earning $6 weekly.

4. Children:

   • Four children listed:
     • John (1897) - Deaf-mute.
     • Grace (1901) - Earning $10 weekly.
     • Ralph (1904).
     • Dorothy (1909).

5. Health and Defects:

   • John has one leg out off.
   • John the son is deaf-mute.

6. Other Family Members:

   • A sister, Theresa White, works as a waitress.
   • A boarder, George Bond, is listed.

7. Relatives:

   • Sister: Rose & George Brown at 35 Second Street.
   • Parents: Amelia & John White in England.
   • Brother: Maude & James Stone.

Right Side (Form Number 3):

1. Previous Addresses:

   • Previous addresses in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Somerville, along with dates.

2. Sources of Information:

   • Various organizations and individuals provided information:
     • Cambridge Associated Charities.
     • Children’s Aid Society.
     • Boston Provident Association.
     • Boston Dispensary, Social Service.

3. Institutional Care:

   • John (son) attended the New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes in Beverly.

4. Employment Details:

   • Employers listed include Ellis Brush Factory, A.C. White, and O.K. Lunch.

5. References:

   • Mrs. A.E. Johnson, Mrs. E.J. Hayes, and Dr. Lambert are listed as references with their addresses and connections.

General Observations:

• The form is meticulously detailed, aiming to capture comprehensive information about the individual and their family for investigation purposes.
• It reflects the social and economic conditions of the time, as well as the challenges faced by the family, including disabilities and financial struggles.