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This image shows a document titled "STATE OF NEW YORK Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission EXHIBIT BY State Board of Charities and New York House of Refuge." It provides detailed information about the New York House of Refuge, such as its name, location (Randall's Island, New York City), establishment date (1824), purpose (care and reformation of delinquent children), and key management personnel, including President of Board of Management, Secretary, Treasurer, and Superintendent.

The document includes the following details:

• Purpose of the institution: "Care and reformation of delinquent children."
• Control: Private but supported by State appropriations.
• Financial statistics for the year 1903: Receipts ($176,715.97), expenditures ($175,175.22), value of property ($2,049,799.46).
• Number of individuals cared for during the year: 1,450.
• Number remaining at year's close: 931.
• Average number of inmates: 877.
• Admittance qualifications: Delinquent boys and girls under the age of 18, with legal commitment.
• General information: The House of Refuge was the first institution of its kind established on the American continent. It primarily served delinquent youth and mentioned its impact over 80 years of service.

The document is presented in a clean, professional format with a border outlining the text. It appears to have been part of an official exhibit related to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

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The image features an exhibit card from the State of New York for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. It provides information about the New York House of Refuge, presented by the State Board of Charities and New York House of Refuge. The details include:

• Name of the institution: New York House of Refuge
• Location: Randall's Island, N.Y. City
• Established: 1824
• Incorporated: 1824
• Purpose: Care and reformation of delinquent children
• Nature of control: Private but supported by State appropriations
• President of Board of Management: Mr. Alexander E. Orr
• Secretary: Mr. Evertt J. Wendell
• Treasurer: Mr. Edward N. Townsend
• Superintendent: Mr. O.V. Sage
• Methods of support: By appropriations from the State
• Receipts during 1903: $176,719.97 (from public funds: $176,719.97; from private sources: $0)
• Expenditures during 1903: $175,175.28
• Total number cared for during the year: 1450 (supported by public funds: 1450; by private funds: 0)
• Number remaining at the close of the year: 931 ; average number of inmates: 877
• Terms and qualifications for admittance: Delinquent boys and girls, the former under the age of eighteen years and the latter under the age of sixteen years are received by legal commitment.
• Value of property: $3,049,799.46

The text further mentions that the institution is the first of its kind on the American continent and has been working for eighty years. It is noted for having helped thirty thousand boys and girls. The institution is expected to move to a rural location.

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The image appears to be an exhibit by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of the State of New York. It provides details about the New York House of Refuge, including its location, purpose, nature of control, leadership, financial information, and terms and qualifications for admission. The exhibit seems to be presenting information about this institution in the context of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

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This is a historical document from the State of New York's Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. It's an exhibit form for the New York House of Refuge, located on Randall's Island, which was established in 1824 and incorporated in 1824. The document provides detailed information about this institution, which was dedicated to the care and reformation of delinquent children.

The form includes various administrative details such as:

• The institution was private but supported by State appropriations
• Financial information from 1903, showing receipts of $176,713.09
• The total number cared for during that year was 1460
• At the close of the year, there were 931 inmates with an average of 897

The document notes that this was the first institution of its kind established on the American continent, and during its eighty years of existence, it had helped approximately thirty thousand young people. The admission requirements specified delinquent boys and girls under the age of eighteen years.

The form also indicates that the institution was expected to be moved to a rural location at some point. This is a fascinating piece of social welfare history from early 20th century New York.

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The image displays a document from the State of New York, specifically the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. The document is titled "STATE OF NEW YORK" and features the commission's name in large letters at the top. Below the title, the text reads "Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission" in smaller letters.

The document appears to be a report or exhibit related to the commission's activities, as indicated by the phrase "EXHIBIT BY" at the top. The content of the document is not fully visible due to the image's low resolution, but it seems to include information about the commission's purpose, location, and financial data.

The document is printed on white paper with black text, and it has a beige border around it. In the top-right corner, there is a small stamp or notation that reads "4 C. 189-73.3.4." The overall design of the document suggests that it was created for official purposes, possibly for display at an exhibition or conference.

Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the activities of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission in New York, although the specific details are not fully clear due to the image's resolution.

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The image depicts a document from the State of New York, specifically the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. The document is titled "STATE OF NEW YORK" and "Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission EXHIBIT BY." It appears to be a report or exhibit related to the New York House of Refuge, an institution established in 1804 for the care and reformation of delinquent children.

The document provides information about the institution, including its location on Randall's Island, its purpose, and its management structure. It also includes financial data, such as receipts and expenditures during 1903, and statistics on the number of inmates supported by public funds and private funds.

Overall, the document suggests that the New York House of Refuge was a significant institution in the state's social welfare system during the early 20th century, providing care and support to delinquent children and working to reform them.

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The image is a document from the State of New York, specifically from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. It is an exhibit by the State Board of Charities and the New York House of Refuge. The document provides detailed information about the institution, including its name, location, purpose, and financial details.

The document is structured with headings and subheadings, making it easy to read and understand. The headings include "Name of institution," "Location," "Purpose," "Nature of control," "President of Board of Management," "Secretary," "Treasurer," "Methods of support," "Receipts during 1903," "Expenditures during 1903," "Total number carried during the year," "Number remaining at the close of the year," "Average number of inmates," "Terms and qualifications for admittance," and "General information."

The document provides information about the institution's location, which is Randall's Island, New York City. It was established in 1834 and incorporated in 1834. The purpose of the institution is to provide care and reform for delinquent children. The institution is privately controlled but supported by state appropriations.

The document also provides information about the institution's financial details, including the value of property, receipts from public funds, expenditures during 1903, and the total number of children carried during the year. The document also mentions that the institution is expected to be moved to a rural location.

Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of the New York House of Refuge, including its purpose, financial details, and general information about the institution.

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The image depicts a document with a white background and black text. The document is titled "State of New York Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission Exhibit by State Board of Charities and New York House of Refuge." The document provides information about the institution, including its location, purpose, nature of control, president of the board of management, secretary, treasurer, superintendent, value of property, receipts, expenditures, total number carried for the year, number remaining at the close of the year, average number of inmates, and terms and qualifications for admittance. The document also includes general information about the institution, such as its location, purpose, and nature of control.

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The image shows a document titled "State of New York" and "Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission." It appears to be an exhibit display for the "New York House of Refuge," presented by the State Board of Charities and the New York House of Refuge.

The document provides information about the institution:

• Name: New York House of Refuge
• Location: Randall's Island, N.Y.City
• Established and Incorporated: 1824
• Purpose: Care and reformation of delinquent children.
• Control: Private but supported by state appropriations
• Key People: President of the Board, Secretary, Treasurer, Superintendent
• Financials for 1903: Receipts, Expenditures, Property Value
• Statistics: Number of children cared for, number remaining at the end of the year, average inmate count.
• Admittance Terms: For delinquent boys and girls under specified ages via legal commitment.

The document includes a brief general overview noting it was the first institution of its kind in the US and has helped many children. There is mention that the institution will soon be moved to a rural location.

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Overall:

The image shows a formal document, likely a record or exhibit from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of New York. It's a printed text, appearing to be a report or summary about the "New York House of Refuge."

Content:

• Title: The document is titled with the heading "STATE OF NEW YORK" and "Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission EXHIBIT BY."
• Institution Details: The main part provides information about the "New York House of Refuge" including:
  • Location: Randall's Island, N.Y. City.
  • Establishment Year: 1884
  • Purpose: Care and reformation of delinquent children.
  • Type of control: Private but supported by State appropriations.
  • Names of key officials: President, Secretary, Treasurer, Superintendent.
  • Financial information: Receipts, expenditures, and value of the property.
  • Statistics: Number of inmates cared for, the average number of inmates and the number remaining.
  • Terms and qualifications for admittance.
  • General Information, history of the institution.
• Style: The text is presented in a formal, official style, typical of governmental or organizational records.

Aesthetics:

• Layout: The text is neatly arranged on a white background.
• Color: The text is in black ink.
• Condition: The document appears to be in good condition, with clear, legible text.
• Framing: The image is a photograph of the document, suggesting it might be part of an archive or collection.

In Summary: The image captures a historical document providing insights into an institution for delinquent children in New York during the late 19th or early 20th century, showcased at a significant exposition.

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The image is a document from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, exhibited by the State of New York. It provides detailed information about the New York House of Refuge, which is under the State Board of Charities and New York House of Refuge.

Key details from the document include:

• Name of Institution: New York House of Refuge

• Location: Randall's Island, New York City

• Established: 1854

• Incorporated: 1854

• Purpose: Care and reformation of delinquent children

• Nature of Control: Private but supported by State appropriation

• Board of Management:

  • President: Mr. Alexander S. Somers
  • Secretary: Mr. Everett P. Wheeler
  • Treasurer: Mr. Samuel R. Townsend
  • Superintendent: Mr. W. H. Pryor

• Methods of Support: By appropriation from the State

• Value of Property: $500,000.00

• Receipts during 1903:

  • From public funds: $159,175.89
  • From private sources: $0.00

• Expenditures during 1903: $159,175.89

• Total Number Cared for During the Year: 1,001

• Supported by Public Funds: 1,001

• Supported by Private Funds: 0

• Number Remaining at the Close of the Year: 471

• Average Number of Inmates: 871

• Terms and Qualifications for Admission:

  • The institution was established to receive children who have been convicted of criminal offenses.
  • Boys between 7 and 16 years old can be admitted.
  • The institution is supported by the State of New York.
  • Children are received from the city of New York, usually through the courts.
  • The institution has accommodations for 1,000 children.
  • It is expected that the institution will soon be moved to a new location.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the operations, financials, and management of the New York House of Refuge as of 1903.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-06

The image is a document from the State of New York, specifically from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission. It appears to be an exhibit or report about the New York House of Refuge, which was an institution for the care and reform of delinquent children. The document provides details about the institution, including its name, location, purpose, and financial information.

Key details from the document include:

• Name of Institution: New York House of Refuge
• Location: Randall's Island, N.Y. City
• Established: 1824
• Purpose: Care and reformation of delinquent children
• Nature of Control: Private but supported by State appropriations
• President of Board of Management: Mr. Alexander E. Orr
• Secretary: Mr. Evert J. Wendell
• Treasurer: Mr. Edward M. Townsend
• Superintendent: Mr. O. V. Sage
• Methods of Support: By appropriations from the State
• Value of Property: $2,649,799.46
• Receipts during 1903: $176,719.97 (all from public funds)
• Expenditures during 1903: $175,173.21
• Total number cared for during the year: 1,450 (1,450 supported by public funds)
• Number remaining at the close of the year: 931 (average number of inmates: 877)
• Terms and Qualifications for Admittance: Delinquent boys and girls, with the former under the age of eighteen years and the latter under the age of sixteen years, are received by legal commitment.
• General Information: The institution is noted as the first of its kind established on the American continent and has been a helpful element in the City of New York. It has cared for nearly thirty thousand boys and girls, benefitting all, and reaching positions of honor and usefulness. It is expected that the institution will soon be moved to a rural location.

The document is formatted with a clean, formal layout, typical of official reports or records from the early 20th century.

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This image is a document titled "STATE OF NEW YORK Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission EXHIBIT BY State Board of Charities and New York House of Refuge." The document provides detailed information about the New York House of Refuge, which is located on Randall's Island, New York City. It was established in 1824 and incorporated in the same year. The purpose of the institution is the care and reformation of delinquent children. The nature of control is private but supported by state appropriations.

The document lists the following officials:

• President of Board of Management: Mr. Alexander E. Orr
• Secretary: Mr. Evert J. Wendell
• Treasurer: Mr. Edward M. Townsend
• Superintendent: Mr. O. V. Sage

Methods of support include appropriations from the state. The value of the property is $2,649,799.46. In 1903, the receipts were $176,719.97, all from public funds. The expenditures during the same year were $175,173.21.

The document also states that the total number of children cared for during the year was 1450, all supported by public funds. At the close of the year, 931 children remained in the institution, with an average number of inmates being 877.

Terms and qualifications for admittance include delinquent boys and girls, the former under the age of eighteen years and the latter under the age of sixteen years, who are received by legal commitment.

General information provided includes that this is the first institution of its kind established on the American continent, and its work during the eighty years of its existence has been a helpful element in the City of New York. Nearly thirty thousand boys and girls have been under its care, and all have been benefited more or less, many reaching positions of honor and usefulness. It is expected that the institution will soon be moved to a rural location.