1876. 223p

The document outlines the contributions of women in Wisconsin, particularly in charitable organizations and education, during a time of societal change. It highlights the establishment of the Hebrew Benevolent Association in 1862, which aimed to assist those in need, regardless of faith, and emphasizes the importance of women's roles in community service. Additionally, it discusses the Milwaukee Industrial School's growth and the need for state support, while reflecting on the significance of proper care for children and the efforts made to improve conditions in local institutions.