TEWKSBURY TESTIMONY ON INSANE CARE AT INSTITUTION
The forty fifth hearing in the Tewksbury investigation opens with Julia Abbott as first witness, detailing staffing and nourishment in the woman’s hospital, finding no abuse but noting staff shortages and limited skilled help. Subsequent testimony covers uniforms, foundlings, coffeemaking, and disputes over evidence admissibility as the committee weighs conditions and governance.
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Tewksbury
Julia P. Abbott
Julia P. Pease
Lathrop
Woman's Hospital
Brown
Leonard’s
William Henry Lathrop
Philadelphia
Charleston
Helen A. Marsh
Putney
Marston
Abbott
Wheelwright
West
Testimony in Tewksbury Almshouse Inquiry Continues
The forty sixth hearing opened with Col. Willard P. Tripp as first witness. Testimony covers Eva Bowen history notes, permits, and remarks on syphilis. Governor Butler and Mr. Brown clash over publication of the history in the Herald. The forty seventh session features Dr. Lathrop asked about mental care and staffing at Tewksbury, with details on salaries, equipment, and nursing appointments.
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Manning
Brown
Charles M. Hanson
Department
Butler
Tewksbury
Governor Butler
Mr. Brown
Enes
Massachusetts
Marsh
Willard P. Tripp
Eva Bowen
Boston
Buller
Lathrop
Barron
County Insane Asylum
Detroit
Dr. West
Mr. Bean
Dr Lathrop on Lilness and death of Swedish girl at Tewksbury
Continuation of Dr Lathrop's testimony before Governor Butler as investigators revisit the case of Charlotte Andersen a Swedish girl at the insane asylum. He recounts notes about her condition delivery and death and whether symptoms matched phthisis or arsenical poisoning.
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Emmons French
Winship
Own
Long
Butler
Tewksbury
Brown
Hutler
Thomas, Jr
Seratch
Lathrop
Dudley
Charlotte Andersen
Foundling Hospital
General Register
Oes
Witners
Eklund
Augusta
Harvard
Boston
Dental Colleges
Charles B
Marsh
Thomas Nuttall
Otherson
Board of Health
The Price of K. T. Bonds
A well known Wall street man nicknamed Ishay enters a famed uptown cafe, brags of winnings, and shows a broker friend a mistaken Kanshan Texish bond quote. A roar erupts over a misprint as he proclaims he is going fishing with his four thousand dollars, then departs chuckling.
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New York Sun
Wall Street
Beane Beuh
Billy
Petey
T. Bonds
The
Evening Post
A Theodolite Joke From London Lectures
London World recalls Sir John Lubbock tale at University of London about an aspirant for educational depots who, when asked what a theodolite was, said it was one who hated the gods. The claimant’s Laus semper deo version was far milder by comparison.
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London
University of London
John Lubbock
Colt Survives 70-Foot Well Drop In Bellota Claim
A two year old colt owned by W W Fisher of Bellota Colorado vanished last week and was found alive in the bottom of a seventy foot well three days later. The colt was hoisted out of the well and emerged little the worse for the fall. The tale underscores the creature's vitality and resilience.
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San Francisco Chronicle
W. W. Fisher
Bellota
Col
Barker's American Checker-Player Promotes 22 Openings
Charles F Barker of Cambridgeport publishes Barker's American Checker-Player in 179 pages with 22 openings and 534 variations plus 35 critical positions. Includes positions 1139 to 1141 and contributor notes from Wells and Yeoman. White to move and win noted in position 1139.
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Barker
Messrs
Wariwell
Lyman
Charles F. Barker
Houghton Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Laird and Lady
R. Martins
William Reid
R Logan Logan
Isaltah Barker
The Weekly Globe Club List
A brief club notice lists members including Gene and Me rem premiums, with unreadable supplementary material. The fragment suggests a civic or social directory item in the newspaper, focusing on names and membership.
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Almshouse
Eric Wretlend
Firin
C.J. Eklund
Sweden
Gigault
Loring
Mellen
Father Gigault
C. J. Eklund
Pewksbury
Abraham
Barnard
Cornelius O'Brien
Charles Mare
Charles Johnson
Frank Haberlin
Captain Marsh
Thomas
Henry Moulton
Lowell
Fewksbury
Charles Marsh
Governor Rice
Charles Arsh
Marshall B. Bean
Bean
Sanborn
Sunbern
Hitler
Gawples
Tewkesbury
Abram
Burnard
DE. Lathrop
Cis
Mrs. Bean
Rust Brothers
Mr. Crocker
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Miss Cleary
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Vecla
Moody
Dr. Otterson
Walter Winning
K. T. Bonds
Express
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Coos
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Dsuagwydl Mohis
Spward
Davis & CO
South Main
All River
Maia
J. B. Husted
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Chess and Checker Players
Pemberton Square
Isaiah
Black
Witte
White
L. M. Stearns
Verry Depot
YJ. R. Yeoman
Whitby
Sunderland Weekly Echo
W.C. C. Rock
William McCulloch
Logan
Utah
BYM
A. Dimock
Square Pond
Conn
W. Wins
Checker News
George Dick
McIntyre
Penn
M. C. Priest
New York
Ierid William
Will O
New England Chess and Checker Rooms
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Indiana Farmer Independent
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Journal of Microscopy
Journal of Chemistry
le Francais
Premi
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London Lancet
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American Histor Mining Record
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Sportsmoan
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Tuck
American Dairyman
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Manuels
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Country
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Aiprican Poultry Yard
British Quarterly Review
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Burlington Mawkeye
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Babyland
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Witt Piskie Farmer
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Medical Timer
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Miums
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Ory
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Buckingham
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N.H
Kidney Cure
Morse
Weeks & Potter and Geo
Goodwin
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Hartford
Capitol City Dome
Konter
Gus
Main
Dodge
Suraman
Gen
Sherman
Arthur
Gran
Htllington & CO
Harthard, Corp
Allen
Dow Cmas
L.oartle
Muse
W. EB. A
Moss Kosh
T&a
Amuw Tea CO
Wylst Providence
Sa& Ea Thom
Lo Federal St
Bostom
DR. Ward & Coc
Louisiana
Louis Bagger & CO
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D
Permis P
Queen City
City Suspender Co
Cincinnati
Adiveasing Courier-to
Wysteon
Massa Street
Chas. ME
Urnal Building
Louisville
Wylty Jaso
Rideout & CO
Barclay St
Crete
G. G. Stoddard & CO
South
Legant
Ige
West Haven
Rib & CO
Vann & CO
New Haven
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