The history of the first inebriate asylum in the world / by its founder [Jonathan Edward Turner]. An account of his indictment, also a sketch of the Woman's national hospital, by its founder.

  • Turner, J. Edward, 1822-1889.
Date:
1888
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Credit: The history of the first inebriate asylum in the world / by its founder [Jonathan Edward Turner]. An account of his indictment, also a sketch of the Woman's national hospital, by its founder. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Affidavitf? in election case by Wor- rall, H. S. Anderson, Mott, Kingsley and Smith, 280-299. Alcoliol and its effects on the human organism, 29; the effbct on animals, 34; victims of, 227, 228. Allen, Judge Wm. F., statement in court, 3(58. Andrews, Judge Charles, statement in Court, 371. Andrews, Rev. Edward, I). I)., his statement to a local trustee, 264; his knowledge of the founder and his family, 264. Animals, experiments on with alco- hol, 35. Arnisby, Dr. James H., statement and visit to the Asylum, 427. Bacon, Judge Wm. J.,injunction by, 253; transfer, 346. Balcom, Judge II. S., quashes indict- ment of Founder, 269. Beecher, Henry Ward, transfer of Stock solicited, 318. Beekman, James W., resolutions, 246; appointed on committee, 251, 258, 261, 262, 276; i-eport on finances, 277, 280; statement, 445- 447; examination of the buildings, 448. Bellows, Rev. H. lY. D. D., ])ortrait, 63; address in New York, 64; elo- quent apiieal for the Asylum, 65- 69; address at laying of corner- stone, 111; couTiection with the Asylum, 397; transfer and state- ment, 396; the article in theGimnl- ian and Advocate, 397. Birdsall, Ausburn, 239, 240, 244, 252, 253, 258, 271, 272, 284,287, 289,295,298; Vouchers for profes- sional services, 302; misrepresenta- tions as to insurance, 304. Bishops of Ejnscopal Church; trans- fers by Bisho])s Horatio Rotter, Whitohouse, Bedell and AVhip])le, 386-389; statement and lettei- of Bishop Rottei-, 390; his reference to the clergy, 393. (4< Brain, when and how diseased, 208. Bryant, William Cullen, statement, 418; transfer, 419. Buchanan, James, President, 329. Butlei’, Benjamin F., elected Presi- dent, 79; ])ortrait, 86; addresses on laying of corner-stone, 87,135; his first interest in the Asylum, 148; departure for Europe, 149; his death, 150; resolutions of the Board, 151: Chancellor Walworth’s remarks, 151; conversation with S. B. Ruggles, 486. Cardozo, Judge, opinion in the ille- gal election case, 300. Chanqjlin, Attorney-General, opinion given to Governor Hoffman, 383. Chaplain’s report, 217; imi)rovement of ]iatients, 218; pei’iod of treat- ment, 220. Charities, State Board of, visit to the Asylum, 266. Childs, H. H. Doctor, his letter, 17. Conkling. Roscoe, visits Asylum, 267; sums up for defen.se, 269. Clergymen, circular to, 16. Colyer, Vincent, 482-484; Dr. Ham- ilton's o])inion, 490. Church, Chief Justice, sworn state- ment in Coui't, 367. Cooi>er, Peter, statement, 41 7; inter- view with Dr. Mott, 417; cited by Mr. Ruggles, 487. Danforth, Peter S., report on finan- ces, 277-280; his vouchers for ser- vices, 303. Darwin, Charles, cited, 35. Day, Alljci’t Dr., accusation of arson, 272, 297. Dickinson, Daniel S., portrait, 128; address, 129. Dipsomania, phases of, 36, 196; ca.ses cited, 19(5-207; case of a lady, 490, Chancellor Walwoi-th on, 493; ])hases of,494; number of drunkards in U. S., 494; charac- teristics among women, 495. Directors, Board of, first chosen, 5(5; efforts to secuj’e subscriptions, 80. )9)