Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Foreword by Tom Waseleski
  • Homestead Revisited
  • Editor's Foreword
  • Part I. The Mill and the Town
  • Chapter I. Homestead and the Great Strike
  • Chapter II. The Make-up of the Town
  • Part II. The English-Speaking Households
  • Chapter III. Work, Wages, and the Cost of Living
  • Chapter IV. Rent in the Household Budget
  • Chapter V. Table and Dinner Pail
  • Chapter VI. Other Expenditures: The Budget as a Whole
  • Chapter VII. Of Human Relationships
  • Chapter VIII. The Children of Homestead
  • Part III. The Slav as a Homesteader
  • Chapter IX. The Slavs
  • Chapter X. Life at 1.65 a Day
  • Chapter XI. Family Life of the Slavs
  • Chapter XII. The Slav Organized
  • Part IV. The Mill and the Household
  • Chapter XIII. The Mill and the Household
  • Appendices
  • I. Methods of Budget Study
  • II. Tables giving general description and average weekly expenditure of each of the 90 budget families
  • III. Employees in Homestead Plant of the United States Steel Corporation classified according to skill, citizenship, conjugal condition, etc., Mar. 1, 1907
  • IV. Classification and Earnings of Employees in Three Representative Steel Plants in the Pittsburgh District
  • V. An Act to Enable Borough Councils to Establish Boards of Health. State of Pennsylvania. 1893
  • VI. Report of the Board of Health of the Borough of Homestead for the year ending December 31, 1908
  • VII. Record of Casualties on Unprotected Grade Crossings, Homestead, 1905-1907
  • VIII. Seven-Day Labor
  • IX. Cost of Living in Pittsburgh
  • X. Ratings on Men Employed in Iron and Steel Industry, Prudential Insurance Company of America
  • XI. Carnegie Relief Fund
  • XII. Accident Relief Plan of the United States Steel Corporation
  • XIII. The Carnegie Library, Homestead
  • XIV. Slavic Organizations in Homestead
  • XV. Population of Homestead and Munhall
  • Index