History of the Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1845-1902 / by Harvey Wickes Felter.

Felter, Harvey Wickes, 1865-1927.

Date:: 1902

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Credit: History of the Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1845-1902 / by Harvey Wickes Felter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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of 1846; reminiscences of Professor Oliver; Mr. A. M. Jones, Bucyrus, O., data concerning Pro- fessor L. E. Jones; A. L. Clark, M. D., data concerning Professor Garrison; Mrs. J. F. Judge and Miss Eva Viola Judge, data for sketch of Professor Judge; Messrs. Rombach and Groene, for excellent execution of half-tones; and to the Western Methodist Book Concern, for the mechanical work and other courtesies. The following have assisted us or have given clews, aiding us to trace out relatives of professors long deceased: J. C. Butcher, M. D., Urbana, O. (Professors Baldridge and L. E. Jones); M. H. Moody, Waterbury, Vt. (Professor Cleaveland); W. G. Young, Tazewell, Va. (Professor Bickley); Mr. Chester Griswold, Worthington, O. (Dr. Johnson); J. W. Hoyt, M. D., Washington, D. C. (Professor Cleaveland) ; Dr. D. H. Welling, Worthington, O. (Worthington College and Faculty); Professor R. C. Wintermute, M. D., Cincinnati, O. (Professor Sherwood); Professor C. P. Fennel, Cincinnati, O. (Professor Judge); Hon. Newton Gilbert, Lieutenant- Governor of Indiana, Indianapolis, Ind. (Professor Johnson) : Rev. Norman N. Badger, Rector St. John’s Church, Worthington, O. (Professor Johnson and Bishop Chase); Dr. A. L. Clark, Chicago (Professor Garrison) ; Mr. Willis E. Marshall, Waterbury Center, Vt. (Professor Cleaveland); and Miss H. M. Dunham, Dorchester, Ga., (Professor Hart). We are indebted to the following papers, journals, and books, for items and abstracts: Western Medical Reformer, Eclectic Medical Journal, The College Journal of Medical Science, The Medical Eclectic, The American Eclectic Medical Review, Annual Catalogues and Announcements of the Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati Enquirer of 1879, Cincinnati Times of 1847, The Cleveland Homeopathic Recorder, The Crusader, The Ohio State Journal and Columbus Gazette of 1830; Biographical sketches of Professors Howe, King, and Scudder, • by Professor J. U. Lloyd; Biographical sketch of Joseph Rodes Buchanan, M. D., by Alex- ander Wilder, M. D.; Biographical sketch of Charles T. Hart, M. D., by R. S. Newton, M. D.; Biographical sketch of Dr. John King, in Medical Advocate, by Alexander Wilder, M. D.; Biographical sketch of L. E. Russell, M. D., in “ Historical and Biographical Cyclopaedia of of Ohio;” Character sketch of J. U. Lloyd, by A. G. Vogeler; Biographical sketch of W. Byrd Powell, M. D., by R. S. .Newton, M. D., in Transactions of New York State Eclectic Medical Society, “Rise, Progress, and Present State of the New York Medical Institution and Re- formed Medical Society of the United States,” by W. Beach, M. D., loaned by Mr. Chester Griswold, of Worthington, O.; “Life and Times of Rev. J. H. Creighton,” “Life of Bishop Chase,” by Martin, loaned by Ohio Historical and Philosophical Society; “American Cyclo- paedia;” Johnson’s “Universal Cyclopaedia;” Magazine of Western History; Biography of Professor A. J. Howe, in “National Biographical Cyclopaedia;” Biography of Colonel James Kilbourne, in “ National Cyclopaedia of American Biography;” Circular of Worthington College in 1839, loaned by Miss Esteen R. Paddock; “Ohio Gazetteer and Traveller’s Guide” (series), in Library of Ohio Historical and Philosophical Society; “Biography of Eminent Physicians and Surgeons,” by R. French Stone; Nelson’s “History of Cincinnati,” Hart’s “History of Cincinnati,” Beach’s “American Practice,” History of Eclectic Medical Institute, in Eclectic Medical Journal, of 1857; Williams’ “History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties;” Martin’s “ History of Franklin County, Ohio;” Howe’s “ Historical Collections of Ohio,” “Laws of Ohio,” in Supreme Court Library, at Columbus, O.; “ Brief History of Eclectic Medicine,” by Professor J. M. Scudder, and “Catalogue and History of the Eclectic Medical Institute, 1845 to 1891;” Transactions of National Eclectic Medical Association, and The Medical Advocate.