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This is a typed document describing the history and activities of "The Forward Movement," located at 299–305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago. The text outlines a chronology of events:

1. 1894: Six boys gathered in a basement for a club. A charter was secured under the name "The Forward Movement," which aimed to promote "aggressive Christianity through social agencies." A hall was rented, where clubs, classes, kindergarten, and Sunday School activities were transferred. The hall was also opened to laboring men stranded in Chicago after the World's Fair.

2. 1895: Religious meetings were held for homeless men occupying the hall.

3. 1896: A new charter was secured to make the organization's work non-sectarian.

The text is simple and typed in a straightforward format, documenting the evolution of The Forward Movement in its early years. At the bottom of the page, there are three faint symbols or characters.

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The image is of a typewritten document titled "THE FORWARD MOVEMENT," which provides a chronology of events related to this movement, located at 299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago. The chronology begins in 1894 and lists key activities:

• 1894: A gathering of six boys in a basement for a club. A charter was secured with the title "The Forward Movement," which was defined as aggressive Christianity through social agencies. A hall was rented, where clubs, classes, kindergarten, and Sunday School were transferred. The hall was opened to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair.

• 1895: Religious meetings were held for the homeless men occupying the hall.

• 1896: A new charter was secured to make the work non-sectarian.

The document also appears to have some markings or symbols at the bottom which are not clearly readable or defined within the context provided.

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This is a chronological document detailing the early history of The Forward Movement, located at 299-305 West Van Buren Street in Chicago. The timeline begins in 1894 with six boys gathering in a basement to form a club. The organization then secured a charter as The Forward Movement, which was defined as "aggressive Christianity through Social agencies."

The document outlines several key developments:

• They rented a hall that housed clubs, classes, kindergarten and Sunday School
• The hall was opened to laborers who were stranded in Chicago after the World's Fair
• In 1895, they began holding religious meetings for homeless men staying in the hall
• In 1896, they obtained a new charter to make the work non-sectarian

The document appears to be typed on paper and provides a clear timeline of how this social service organization evolved from a small boys' club into a broader community service organization in late 19th century Chicago.

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The image appears to be a chronology of events related to an organization called "The Forward Movement" located at 299-305 West Van Buren Street in Chicago. The chronology describes various activities and milestones of the organization, including the gathering of six boys in a basement in 1894 to form a club, the securing of a charter to define the organization as an "aggressive Christianity through Social agencies", the renting of a hall for clubs, classes, kindergarten, and Sunday school, the opening of the hall to provide shelter for men stranded after the World's Fair, and the holding of religious meetings for homeless men occupying the hall. The chronology also mentions securing a new charter in 1896 to make the organization's work non-sectarian.

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The image depicts a typewritten document on a beige background, featuring the title "THE FORWARD MOVEMENT" at the top. The address "299-305 West Van Buren Street Chicago" is listed below the title.

The document is divided into two sections: "CHRONOLOGY" and a list of events. The chronology section includes the following entries:

• 1894: Gathering of six boys in a basement for a club
• Charter secured with the title The Forward Movement, which was defined as aggressive Christianity through Social agencies.
• Hall rented, to which clubs, classes, kindergarten and Sunday School were transferred.
• Opening of the Hall to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair.
• 1895: Religious meetings held for the homeless men occupying Hall.
• 1896: Secured a new charter in order to make the work non-sectarian.

The document appears to be a historical record of the Forward Movement, detailing its founding and early activities.

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The image is a scanned document that appears to be a historical timeline of the Forward Movement, a Christian organization. The document is typed on a beige paper with a subtle texture.

• Title and Address
  • The title "THE FORWARD MOVEMENT" is centered at the top of the page.
  • Below the title, the address "299-305 West Van Buren Street Chicago" is listed.
• Chronology
  • The word "CHRONOLOGY" is underlined and written below the address.
  • The document lists several events in chronological order, starting from 1894:
    • 1894: Gathering of six boys in a basement for a club
    • 1894: Charter secured with the title The Forward Movement, which was defined aggressive Christianity through Social agencies.
    • 1895: Opening of the Hall to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair.
    • 1896: Secured a new charter in order to make the work non-sectarian.
• Signature
  • At the bottom of the page, there is a small, illegible signature.

The document provides a brief overview of the history of the Forward Movement, highlighting key events and milestones in the organization's development.

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The image is a scanned document that appears to be a historical record or a timeline of events. The document is titled "The Forward Movement" and provides a chronological account of the organization's activities. The document is printed on white paper with black text, and the text is organized in a clear and concise manner.

The first section of the document provides the organization's address, which is 299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago. The next section is titled "Chronology," and it lists the following events:

• 1894: Gathering of six boys in a basement for a club.
• 1895: Religious meetings held for the homeless men occupying Hall.
• 1896: Secured a new charter in order to make the work non-sectarian.

The document also includes a signature at the bottom, which appears to be "S.L.L." However, it is unclear what this signature represents or who signed the document.

Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the history of the Forward Movement and its activities in the late 19th century. The document's focus on religious meetings and the organization's efforts to make its work non-sectarian suggest that the Forward Movement was a Christian organization that sought to provide social services to the homeless and needy in Chicago.

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The image is a document that appears to be a historical record or summary of an organization called "The Forward Movement." The document is titled "The Forward Movement" and includes an address, "299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago," and a section labeled "Chronology."

The chronology section lists significant events in the history of the organization, starting from 1894. Here is a detailed description of the events listed:

1. 1894: A gathering of six boys in a basement for a club. A charter was secured with the title "The Forward Movement," which was defined as "aggressive Christianity through Social agencies." A hall was rented, where clubs, classes, kindergarten, and Sunday School were transferred.

2. 1895: The opening of the hall to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair. Religious meetings were held for the homeless men occupying the hall.

3. 1896: A new charter was secured to make the work non-sectarian.

The document has a simple, straightforward layout with a heading at the top and a list of events below it. The text is in black ink on a light-colored background, which appears to be a piece of paper or a document page. The font is clear and legible, with each event listed in a chronological order. The document seems to be a historical record, possibly from an archive or a historical society, detailing the early years and development of "The Forward Movement."

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The image is a scanned document with typed text. The document appears to be a historical record or information sheet, possibly from an archive or historical society. The top of the document reads "THE FORWARD MOVEMENT" and provides an address: "299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago."

Below this is the word "CHRONOLOGY" indicating a timeline of events. The document then lists several key events with corresponding years:

• 1894: "Gathering of six boys in a basement for a club"

  • "Charter secured with the title The Forward Movement, which was defined aggressive Christianity through Social agencies."
  • "Hall rented, to which clubs, classes, kindergarten and Sunday School were transferred."
  • "Opening of the Hall to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair."

• 1895: "Religious meetings held for the homeless men occupying Hall."

• 1896: "Secured a new charter in order to make the work non-sectarian."

The document concludes with the initials "SLL." The texture of the paper is visible, and the typewritten text has the characteristics of older typewriters.

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The image is a typed document, likely a historical record or notes, concerning "The Forward Movement" in Chicago. The document is formatted with the title at the top, followed by an address (299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago). It then presents a chronology of events, starting in 1894 with the founding of the organization by six boys, followed by the securing of a charter under the name "The Forward Movement". The charter defined the movement's purpose as "aggressive Christianity through Social agencies." The chronology details additional events, including renting a hall, opening it to laboring men, and holding religious meetings for the homeless. Finally, in 1896, a new charter was secured to make the work non-sectarian. The document is typed, with a slightly faded appearance, suggesting it is an old document. The initials "SLL" appear at the bottom.

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The image is a typed document titled "THE FORWARD MOVEMENT," located at 299-305 West Van Buren Street, Chicago. It outlines a chronology of events related to the organization:

• 1894: Six boys gathered in a basement to form a club. They secured a charter with the title "The Forward Movement," which was defined as "aggressive Christianity through Social agencies." A hall was rented, and various activities such as clubs, classes, kindergarten, and Sunday School were transferred to this hall. The hall was also opened to laboring men who were stranded in the city after the World's Fair.

• 1895: Religious meetings were held for the homeless men occupying the hall.

• 1896: A new charter was secured to make the work non-sectarian.

The document appears to be a historical record of the establishment and early activities of The Forward Movement.

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