Iowa Hospitals for the Insane Biennial Reports
The fourteenths and eighth biennial reports of the Town hospital for the Insane at Mount Pleasant and the hospital at Independence cover June 30, 1835 to June 30, 1887. They summarize 2,689 treated, with 1,349 at Independence and 1,311 at Mt Pleasant, including demographics, discharges, deaths, and remaining patients. County origins center on Dubuque and Linn, with farming families the largest source. heredity, domestic troubles, and epilepsy noted as major causes.
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Mount Pleasant
Independence
Ab Independence
Mt. Pleasant
Tatmen
SAS
Dubuque
Linn County
Mt. Flessapt
Iowa
Hill
Vail
United States
Parsons
Gillman
Mt Pleasant
Iowa Prosperity Promise Keeps Republican Lead
A lengthy Iowa campaign piece extols Republican governance under Gov. Larabee, praising hospital expansions at Independence and Mt Pleasant, cost efficiency, and patient care. It argues continued Republican rule safeguards state prosperity, warns against Democrats and the return of the saloon, and cites hospital reports and prices to support fiscal virtue.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Lé 30
Tso
Willian Larrabee
Li Sa
Larya
Senate
Democratic Party
Lowi
Train not in mind but abuse fuels grim hospital case
The article recalls George Francis Train as mentally unstable for two decades, describe his brilliance and savage eccentricities. It recounts episodes on the Missouri River ferry and a prairie war dance, arguing he deserves confinement for insanity. Also notes a column on educated horses and human progress.
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George Francis Train
Missouri River
Omaha
Bobby
Nebrase
Ilia
Borses
F.C. Gonp
W. G
Bia Wainer
Buckly
Budd Doble
Ater
Dia
Peediton
Oregon
Patents granted to citizens of Jaws and other notices
A weekly list reports patents granted to ten Jaws citizens through C A Snow & Co, with names and cities from Washington to Waterloo. The page also advertises patent medicines, cleaning powders, and a change of time for Cedar Rapids to Chicago trains, followed by editorials praising Coe College and local social chatter.
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Jaws
C- A. Snow & Co
U. S
Patent
Washington, D. C. A
Oskaloosa
G. FP
Winkman
Davenport
Wolverton
Charles City
Cedar Raparthern Railway
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Kuisse City
Chis Testa
Cedar Rapida
Ohieaga
West Liberty
Kansas City
Colonal Trietion
Ghicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Kansay City
Union Depos
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Bleckly
F .McClelland
Baker
William Lareasee
Fayette County
John
Bull
Polk County
Supreme Court
Gifford & Robinson
Buens Vista County
Henry Gabin
Clinton County
Republican
Brito Sunktor
Sutta
Order Rapidd
A. J. Donaldson
Monroe
J. Doron
Mr. Vernon
J. B. Heomwell
Marion
Joseph Hahmels
Fayette
J. Sessions
Croma
Attorany
Milo FP. Smith
Rapida
Por Croma
AL Laurance
Af Rapids
Sarrevery
GA. Mitchell
Hoplldy
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Jndieticence
Lowa
Party of
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Lhan Party of
Republican Party of Laws
Commonwealth
Holt
Liean Party
Ifill
Elgin
Llinois
Jackensville
Ab Auna
Kankakee
Board of Patients
Mrs. Cleveland
Minneapolis
Tribune
Frances Teal
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Hchoat
Nick
G. F
Rodney
Danse Gists
James Morrow
Leta
Ayer
COE College
Marshall
Asamer Thhat Coe
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Ling
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Alice Keng
Fiat
Liaanloon
Hood
Boston
Bond
Elua A. Goff
Terrace Street
Roaton
Sarsaparilla
Quane Unversiy
Agatenio
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Charles Rade
I. Lore
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Mirani
Eunry Avona
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Pun
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Muviold
Dickens
Fray
Titer Haggard Graacrer
Ateling Pvansiee
Thandshar
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Plekyylek
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Maiblock
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Mixa Pansey
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Virginia
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Store Machin
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Airy Moran
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Our City
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Frank H. Drew
Steve Paton
Levgie
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Oscar Solomon
First Avenue
the Times Office
Jet Will West
Churchill& Sor
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Pioneer Hardware
A.C. Churchill & Son
First Street
ST. Paul
W.H. Thompson
Cloden
Illinois
Towa
Wisconels
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
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Galden North
Vign Prouidé
Wicker
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Third Ave
Weal
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Michigan Avenue
Billau
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South Second St
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