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Hon. M. B. Bushnell. Hon. H. F. Southard. Hon. John G. Roberts.
Hon. Thomas B. Black.
Mt. Vernon. Mansfield. Zanesville. Elida. Kenton.
PRESIDENT OFFICERS.
Name.
Office.
George Stockton, M. D.
George T. Harding, Jr., M. D.
Earle E. Gaver, M. D .. .
Guy H. Williams, M. D.
W. W. Richardson, M. D.
Isabel D. Bradley, M. D.
Angus McIver, M. D O. L. Anderson. Miner T. Hines. Mrs. Ida Raymond.
Superintendent. Assistant Physician.
Assistant Physician. Assistant Physician. Assistant Physician: Pathologist. Medical Interne. Steward Storekeeper. Matron.
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THE DAYTON STATE HOSPITAL.
T HE DAYTON DISTRICT comprises ten counties, viz .: Mont- gomery, Brown, Butler, Darke, Greene, Miami, Preble, Shelby. Warren and Clermont. The Dayton State Hospital was first occupied September, 1855, with a capacity of 162, known as the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum. In the year 1875, it was changed to Western Ohio Hospital for the Insane; in 1877, to the Dayton Hospital for the Insane; in 1878, to the Dayton Asylum for the Insane, and in 1894, to the Dayton State Hospital. The hospital is located on a hill southeast of the city of Dayton, adjoining the corporation two miles from the court house. It is on the congregate plan, consisting of the admin- istration building, four stories in height, and the wards on either side three stories in height.
The original building contained six wards, three on either side of the administration building, with a capacity of 164. In 1861, the capacity of the Hospital was increased to 600 by the addition of six wards on each side. In 1891 it was again enlarged by the addition of congregate dining rooms, one on each side, which increased the capacity 170, giving us a total capacity at this time of 770.
The Hospital at this time has a frontage of 940 feet, and is uniformly three stories in height, except the administration building, which is four stories and surmounted by a cupola. The state property consists of about 300 acres, 40 acres of which are in lawn ; also four artificial lakes, which are about four acres in extent.
The Hospital is controlled by a board of five trustees, appointed by the Governor, whose tenure of office is five years ; the term of one trustee expiring each year.
The annual expenditure for the support of the Hospital is about $150,000.00.
Two detached cottages of 100 capacity each have this year been erected.
A complete new steam and power building is now under construc- tion.
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LIST OF RESIDENT OFFICERS, WITH TERM OF SERVICE.
Year.
Superintendent.
First Asst. Superintendent
Steward
Matron.
1862-3
Richard Gundry, M. D.
F. W. Andrews, M. D ..
M. F. West ..
Mrs. Amanda West. Mrs. S. Kessler.
1864-5
Richard Gundry M. D.
William H. Bell, M. D.
R. F. Kessler ..
Mrs. S. Kessler.
1866-8.
Richard Gundry, M. D.
W. J. Conklin, M. D ..
O. H. Oldroyd .. ..
Mrs. M. M. Gundry.
1869-70. . . 1872 ...
S. J. F. Miller, M. D ..
H. C. Rutter, M. D.
O. H. Oldroyd ..
Mrs. M. E. Pearce.
1873. .
H. C. Rutter, M. D.
John M. Carr, M. D ..
O. H. Oldroyd ..
Mrs. M. E. Pearce.
1874-5. . .
John H. Clark, M. D.
John M. Carr, M. D.
Fred Schutte ..
Ellen J. Clark.
1876-7. . .
L. R. Landfear, M. D.
John M. Carr. M. D.
C. L. Chancellor.
Mrs. E. L. Taylor.
1878-80. .
D. A. Morse, M. D.
John M. Carr, M. D ..
George Kramer.
Mrs. A. M. Morse.
1881. . .
H. A. Tobey, M. D ..
John M. Carr, M. D. ..
J. L. Hughes ..
Mrs. M. C. Tobey.
1882-3. .
H. A. Tobey, M. D.
C. H. Conklin, M. D.
J. C. Amendt .. J. C. Amendt .. .
Ruth A. Bacon.
1885. .
C. W. King, M. D.
H. Crumley, M. D.
J. L. Hughes
Mrs. C. W. King.
1886-7. . . .
C. W. King, M. D.
Clara M. Ellsbury, M. D.
D. M. McCreary. .
Mrs. Luther J. Pollock.
1888-90. . .
Calvin Pollock M. D.
H. O. Collins, M. D.
H. G. Ross.
Mrs. C. W. King.
1891.
C. W. King, M. D ...
H. O. Collins, M. D.
Griffith Ellis.
Mrs. J. A. Pompert.
1892-3. . . .
J. A. Rompert, M. D.
Griffith Ellis.
Mrs. J. M. Ratliff.
1894 . . . .
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ..
Frank Life, M. D. Frank R. Henry, M. D.
Griffith Ellis.
Mrs. J. M. Ratliff.
1895 .. ....
J. M. Ratliff, M. D.
E. A. McDonald, M. D.
Griffith Ellis .. .
Mrs. J. M. Ratliff.
1896 .
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ..
J. D. Thomas, M. D ...
R. R. Knowles.
Mrs. J. M. Ratliff.
1899-1901.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D.
E. M. Huston, M. D ...
R. R. Knowles.
1902. . .
A. F. Shepherd, M. D.
C. D. Smith, M. D ...
E. M. Garrett ..
Mrs. M. F. Shepherd
1903. . . .
A. F. Shepherd. M. D.
P. W. Tappan, M. D.
E. M. Garrett.
Mrs. M. F. Shedherp
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Mrs. M. C. Tobey.
John M. Carr, M. D ..
Joseph T. Nevin.
Ruth A. Bacon.
1884 .. . . . .
C. W. King, M. D.
Clara M. Ellsbury, M. D.
1897-8.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ..
Mrs. J. M. Ratliff.
R. F. Kessler ..
Richard Gundry, M. D.
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Year.
Name.
County
Year.
Name.
County.
1862-63
H. Jewett.
Montgomery
1874-75
E. B. Harrison.
1862-63
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1875-76
A. G. McBurney
1862-63
Lurton Dunham.
Preble
1875-76
E. B. Harrison.
1862-63
I. N. Gard.
Darke.
1875-76
Thomas Legler .
1862-63
Jefferson Patterson.
Montgomery
1876-77
A. G. McBurney.
1864 65
H. Jewett.
Montgomery
1876-77
W. H. Manning.
1864-65
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery Preble.
1876-77
C. M. Godfrey
1864-65
James Scott.
Warren.
1876-77
W. J. Conklin.
1846-65
A. Waddle
Clark.
1877-78
A. G. McBurney
1846-65
G. N. Gard.
Darke.
1877-78
W. H. Manning.
1866-67
H. Jewett ..
Montgomery
1877-78
C. M. Godfrey
1866-67
G. W. Rogers.
Montgomery
1877-78
N. R. Wyman.
Shelby.
1866-67
L. Dunham
Preble.
1877-78
W. J. Conklin.
1866-67
James Scott.
Warren.
1878-79
Thomas D. Styles.
1866-67
J. N. Gard.
Darke.
1878-79
C. M. Godfrey
Putnam
1866-67
A. Waddle
Clark.
1878-79
H. Schoenfeldt.
Montgomery
1868-69
H. Jewett.
Montgomery
1878-79
Job E. Owens.
1868-69
I. N. Gard.
Darke.
1878-79
L. G. Gould.
Joseph Clegg.
Montgomery
1868-69
James Scott.
Warren.
1880-81
C. M. Godfrey
Putnam
1868-69
L. Dunham.
Preble.
1880-81
Jacob Chambers
Preble.
1868-69
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1880-81
J. D. Kemp
Montgomery Allen. Allen.
1869-70
I. N. Gard
Darke.
Clark.
1882-83
Joseph Clegg
Montgomery
1869-70
L. Dunhan ..
Preble.
1882-83
C. M. Godfrey
Putnam.
1869-70
A. G. McBurney
Warren.
1882-83
J. D. Kemp.
Montgomery
1869-70
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1882-83
J. M. Millikin
Butler.
1870-71
I. N. Gard.
Darke.
1884-85
Joseph Clegg
1870-71
A. Waddle
Clark.
1884-85
S. A. Baxter.
1870-71
L. Dunham
Preble.
1884-85
C. M. Godfrey
Putnam.
1870-71
A. G. McBurney. John Davis.
Montgomery
1884-85
J. Linxweiler
Montgomery
1870-71
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1885-86
C. M. Godfrey.
Putnam.
1871-72
I. N. Gard.
Darke .
1885-86
S. A. Baxter.
Allen.
1871-72
A. Waddle
Clark.
1885-86
Joseph Clegg
1871-72
A. G. McBurney
Warren.
1885-86
Peter Murphy
1871-72
John Davis.
Montgomery
1885-86
J. Linxweiler.
1871-72
R. P. Kennedy
Logan.
1886-87
Peter Murphy
1871-72
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1886-87
Joseph Clegg.
Montgomery
1872-73 1872-73 1872-73
A. G. McBurney.
Warren.
1886-87
J. Linxweiler.
1872-73
John Davis ..
Montgomery
1887-88
S. A. Baxter
1872-73
R. P. Kennedy
Logan
1887-88
1872-73
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
Darke.
1887-88
C. M. Godfrey
J. Linxweiler
J. Linxweiler. Joseph Clegg
Montgomery
1873-74
R. P. Kennedy
Logan
1889-90
C. M. Godfrey
Putnam
1873-74
G. W. Rogers
Montgomery
1889-90
H. L. Morey
Butler. Miami
1874-75
A. G. McBurney.
Warren.
1889-90
C. D. Wright.
I. N. Walker
Warren.
1874-75
Thomas A. Legler.
Montgomery
1891
H. L. Morey. Joseph Clegg
Montgomery Putnam.
1873-74 1873-74 1873-74 1873-74
A. Waddle
Clark.
Warren.
Montgomery
John Davis.
Montgomery
1887-88 1889-90 1889-90
C. M. Godfrey.
A. Waddle.
Clark.
1886-87
S. A. Baxter
Putnam. Allen.
I. N. Gard
Darke.
1886-87
Peter Murphy
Butler.
1870-71
H. Jewett
Montgomery
1880-81 1882-83
S. A. Baxter.
S. A. Baxter.
Butler. Preble.
1868-69
A. Waddle
Clark.
1880-81
N. R. Wyman.
Henry. Warren. Henry. Montgomery Warren. Montgomery Shelby. Putnam
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1864-65
L. Dunham.
Montgomery Warren.
Montgomery Putnam ..
Montgomery Darke.
1869-70
1869-70
A. Waddle.
Montgomery Allen.
Warren.
1884-85
Montgomery Butler.
Montgomery Butler.
Montgomery Allen.
Butler
1887-88
I. N. Gard.
Montgomery
A. G. McBurney.
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS-Concluded.
Year.
Name.
County.
Year.
Name.
County.
1891 ..
I. T. Cummins.
Greene. Butler.
1896
George H. Smith ....
1891
Frank J. McCormick
Montgomery
1896
Frank W. Whitaker.
Butler.
1891
C. F. Brooks.
Preble.
1897 .
F. W. Whitaker.
Butler.
1892 .
Peter Murphy
Butler.
1897 . .
Oscar Sheppard.
Preble.
1892
I. N. Walker
Warren.
1897 . .
Thomas A. Burns.
Darke.
1892 .
Frank J. McCormick Oscar Sheppard ..
Montgomery Preble.
1897 ..
I. N. Walker
1892
J. H. Wolford.
Greene.
1898 . .
W. W. Roach.
1893
Oscar Sheppard ..
Preble.
1898 .
Thomas A. Burns.
Darke.
1893
Frank J. McCormick
Montgomery Greene
1898 ..
I. N. Walker
Walrren.
1893
I. N. Walker.
Warren.
1898
F. W. Whitaker.
Butler ..
1893
Peter Murphy
Butler.
1899
Thomas A. Burns.
Darke.
1894 .
Frank J. McCormick J. H. Wolford.
Montgomery Greene.
1899
George H. Smith.
Greene.
1894 .
I. N. Walker
Warren.
1899
F. W. Whitaker.
Butler.
1894
Peter Murphy.
Butler.
1899
W. W. Roach
Logan.
1894
Oscar Sheppard.
Preble.
1902 . .
H. L. Morey
Butler.
1895
J. H. Wolford.
Greene.
1902 ..
A. N. Wilson.
Darke.
1895
I. N. Walker.
Warren.
1902 . .
C. R. Gilmore.
Preble.
1895
Peter Murphy.
Butler.
1902
George Little.
Greene.
1895
Oscar Sheppard.
Preble.
1902 ..
T. P. Linn.
Franklin.
1895 ..
Thomas A. Burns ..
Darke.
1903 ..
· Geo. P. Sohngen.
Butler.
1896
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I. N. Walker.
Warren.
1903 .
C. C. Shearer
Greene.
1896 . .
Oscar Sheppard ..
Preble.
1896
Thomas A Burns. ..
Darke. Greene.
1891 .
Peter Murphy.
1897 . .
George H. Smith
1892
Greene. , Warren. Logan.
1893
J. H. Wolford
1898 . .
George H. Smith.
Greene.
Warren.
1899 ..
I. N. Walker.
1894
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THE LONGVIEW STATE HOSPITAL.
T HIS Asylum is one of the notable charities of Hamilton county, for which the State of Ohio makes annual appropriations. It is the outgrowth of a combination of circumstances which have determined its peculiar legal status. It has been the subject of more than thirty years of contention, and its history is that of a great political wrong; and an account of its establishment, growth and present condition might not be uninteresting to the general public. .
The first asylum for the insane erected in Ohio was built in Cincin- nati, under an act of the Legislature, passed January 22, 1821, entitled, "an Act establishing a Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum for the state of Ohio."
By the terms of this enactment the trustees of Cincinnati township were to furnish a site for said institution, containing not less than four acres of land, within one mile of the public landing on the Ohio river, and erect the necessary buildings (which were to be of brick) for the safe-keeping, comfort and medical treatment of such idiots, lunatics and insane persons of this state as might be brought to it for these purposes. The trustees were to receive certain compensation for the care of such patients, to be paid by the county sending the same, if paupers, or by the friends or guardians, if the patients had estates.
In addition, the trustees were required to admit and care for, free of charge, all boatmen belonging to boats owned by citizens of Ohio or to boats of the citizens of other states which provided hospital accommo- dations to boatmen of this state. They were also required to receive into said institution, and care for, all the paupers of Cincinnati town- ship.
The institution was to be known as "The Commercial Hospital and . Lunatic Asylum of Ohio." The state donated, for the purpose of assist- ing in the erection of said asylum, $10,000 in depreciated or uncurrent bank bills then in the state treasury, from which were realized $3,500 in specie.
The Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum of Ohio was the parent institution from which afterwards sprung the Orphan Asylum, the City Infirmary, the Cincinnati Hospital and Longview Asylum. It was the beginning, on the part of the state, which has led to the establish- ment of the great benevolent institutions of which every citizen of Ohio is justly proud.
The legislature, on March 7, 1835, authorized the purchase of land for a lunatic asylum, and at the next session authorized the erection of
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an asylum for the insane on the land recently purchased for that purpose at Columbus. Said institution was to be known as the Lunatic Asylum of Ohio. On March 9, 1838, an act was passed, entitled, "an act to pro- vide for the safe-keeping of idiots, lunatics or insane persons, the man- - agement of their affairs and for other purposes," which required all per- sons found to be lunatics to be sent to the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, and repealing all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provision of said act. Thus the Cincinnati Hospital and Lunatic Asylum of Ohio ceased . to be a state institution on March 9, 1838, although the name remained till March II, 1861, when it was changed to Commercial Hospital of Cin- cinnati.
The state afterwards built two additional hospitals for the insane, one at Dayton and the other in the northern part of Ohio, and on April 7, 1856, the legislature passed "an act to provide for the uniform gov -. ernment and better regulation of the lunatic asylums of the state and the care of idiots and insane," which divided the state into three districts, known as the Northern, Central and Southern Districts. Hamilton county, together with thirteen other counties, constituted the Southern District, the asylum for which was located at Dayton, but, on March 10, 1857, the legislature passed an act making Hamilton county a separate district for lunatic asylum purposes, and providing for the erection and government of an asylum therein, and that the commissioners shall cause all the insane of the county to be placed in such asylum when completed. The act further provided that the inmates of the asylum be supported and the salaries of its officers paid from "a fund consisting of all the money raised in the county of Hamilton by county tax for the support of idiots, lunatics and insane persons, and of such appropriations as shall be made by the state for the support of curable lunatics in said asylum, equal to the amount annually raised by taxation from the county of Hamilton for the support of lunatic asylums in the state." An act of April 28, 1873, which repealed the provision of the act of 1857, and substituted in its place a law which provided that Hamilton county should receive, for the support of Longview Asylum, a sum which should bear such a proportion to the entire appropriations for the support of the curable insane of the state as the population of Hamilton county bears to the population of the state outside of said county.
The injustice of the law of 1873 has been so apparent that no Gen- eral Assembly since 1880 has insisted on its enforcement. In the years 1880 to 1883, both inclusive, the legislature appropriated $10,000 each year in excess of the amount due under the statute of 1873. Since 1883 the legislature has wholly disregarded the rule of 1873, and has appro- priated to Longview gross sums, in the same manner that appropriations were made to the other asylums.
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The care of the insane in Hamilton county is an- exception to the general system of the state, and for more than twenty years spasmodic efforts have been made on the part of the state to acquire the ownership and control of Longview, and to make it part of the state system, but to no practical end.
A new building to accommodate two hundred and fifty patients has been constructed by the county of Hamilton at an expense of $100,000.00.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LONGVIEW HOSPITAL.
The Board of Directors ot Longview consists of five members, two of whom are appointed by the Governor, and one each by the Common Pleas Court, the Probate Judge and the County Commissioners. They hold office for five years, and are not removable except for cause, which gives the board a fixed tenure, and makes it free from sudden political changes.
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TABLE OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS OF LONGVIEW ASYLUM, FROM DATE OF ORGAN- IZATION (JUNE 14, 1859) TO OCTOBER 31, 1900.
Year.
Directors.
Superintendent.
Assistant Physicians.
Steward.
1860{
J. L. Vattier. John Burgoyne T. F. Eckert.
O. M. Langdon, M. D. ..
B. C. Ludlow, M. D ..
R. T. Thorburn
1861{
John Burgoyne, Pres. W. F. Eckert C. G. Comegys
O. M. Langdon, M. D. ..
W, H.McReynolds, M.D.
R. T. Thorburn.
1862
T. F. Eckert, Pres. C. G. Comegys. John Burgos ..
O. M. Langdon, M. D.
W. H. McReynolds, M.D. I.
R. T Thorburn.
1863
C. G. Comegys, Pres. John Burgoyne M. E. Reeves.
O. M. Langdon, M. D.
J. A. Hall, M. D ..
R. T. Thorburn.
1864
John Burgoyne, Pres. M. E. Reeves. John F. Torrence.
O. M. Langdon, M. D. . .
J. A. Hall, M. D.
R. T. Thorburn.
1865
M. E. Reeves, Pres. John F. Torrence. John Burgoyne.
O. M. Langdon, M. D ...
Jas. H. Denny, M. D. . l
R. T. Thorburn.
1866
John F. Torrence, Pres John Burgoyne Jos. Seifert.
O. M. Langdon, M. D. .. J. A. Hall, M. D. ..
R. T. Thorburn.
1867
John Burgoyne, Pres. John F. Torrence ... Jos. Seifert. Henry Kessler. Joshua H. Bates John K. Green
O. M. Langdon,M. D. ...
T. T. Kearney, M. D.
R. T. Thorburn.
1868{
John Burgoyne, Pres. John F. Torrence .. Jos. Seifert. Henry Kessler. Joshua H. Bates, Sec. Joh i K. Green.
O. M. Langdon, M. D. . .
A. P. Courtright, M. D. .
R. T. Thorburn.
1869
John Burgoyne, Pres. John F. Torrence .. Jos. Seifert. Henry Kessler Joshua H. Bates, Sec. John K. Green
O. M. Langdon, M. D. .
A. P. Courtright, M. D. .
R. T. Thorburn.
1870
John Burgoyne, Pres. John F. Torrence .. Jos, Seifert .. Joshua H. Bates Sec . .. John K. Green. A. D. Bullock.
O. M. Langdon, M. D. . }
H. E. Foote, M. D. A. P. Courtright, M. D.
R. T. Thorburn.
1871
Jno. F. Torrence, Pres. Jos. Seifert. . Joshua H. Bates, Sec. John K. Green. A. D. Bullock John W. Herron
J. T. Webb, M. D.
Wm. Rashig, M. D ... . . ] Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. J
A. M. Robinson.
1872
Jno. F. Torrence, Pres. Jos. Siefert .. Joshua H. Bates, Sec .. John K. Green. A. D. Bullock. John W. Herron
J. T. Webb, M. D ..
Lyman Wolfe, M. D. . . ) Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. J
A. M. Robinson.
1873{
Jos. Siefert, Pres. Joshua H. Bates .. Jno. K. Green. John W. Herron Paul Reinlein. M. T. Carey, Sec. 54-B. A.
J. T Webb, M. D.
Lyman Wolfe, M. D .... ] Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. J
A. M. Robinson.
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J. W. Mocks, M. D.
J. A. Hall, M. D.
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DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS OF LONGVIEW ASYLUM-Continued.
Year.
Directors.
Superintendent.
Assistant Physicians.
Steward.
1874
John K. Green, Pres. Joshua H. Bates Jos. Seifert ... Paul Reinlein. M. T. Carey, Sec. {Thos. F. Eckert ..
W. H. Bunker, M. D.
Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. ) Lyman Wolfe M. D. ..
A. M. Robinson,
M. T. Carey, Pres .. Joshua H. Bates
1875
Jos. Seifert .. Paul Reinlein, Sec. Thomas F. Eckert. John K. Green ..
W. H. Bunker, M. D.
Wm. H. De Witt, M. D. 1 S. I. Mock, M. D. .
A. M. Robinson.
1876
Joshua H Bates, Pres. . M. T. Carey, Sec. Jos. Seifert. Thos, F. Eckert. Jno. K. Green Wm. P. Wallace
W. H. Bunker, M. D. ..
Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. ) S. I. Mock M. D.
E. M. Burgoyne.
Jos. Seifert, Pres M. T. Carey, Sec.
W. H. Bunker, M. D.
Wm. H. DeWitt, M. D. ) S. I. Mock, M, D.
JE. M. Burgoyne.
L. L. Armstrong D. W. Belding ..
1878}
John C. Morris, Pres. . James F. Chalfant, Sec. H. D. Peck A. J. Mullane. B. Roth.
C. A. Miller, M. D.
Jno. H. Samuel, M. D. F. F. Hellman, M. D. ..
W. H. Rowe.
1879
H. D. Peck, Pres. James F. Chalfant, Sec. A. J. Mullane. B. Roth .. C. S. Muscroft
C. A. Miller, M. D.
Jno. H. Samuel, M. D. F. F. Hellman, M. D ..
W. H. Rowe.
1880
Jas. F. Chalfant, Pres. A. J. Mullane, Sec. B. Roth .. C. S. Muscroft W. P. Hulbert ..
C. A. Miller. M. D
J. M. Ratliff, M. D .. Geo. T. Greer, M. D ...: A. N. Ellis, M. D. .
A. V. Stewart.
1881
Peter A. White, Pres. Jas. F. Chalfant, Sec, B. Roth. C. S. Misscroft. B. Roth, Pres. James F. Chalfant, Sec. C. S. Muscroft W. P. Hulbert. Peter A. White.
C. A. Miller, M. D. W. P. Hubbert.
F. W. Harmon
J. M. Ratliff, M. D.
A. V. Stewart.
1883
C. S. Muscroft, Pres. James F. Chalfant, Sec. Peter A. White. W. P. Hulbert. John Zumstein.
C. A. Miller, M. D.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ... . . F. W. Harmon, M. D ... ]
A. V. Stewart.
1884
W. P. Hulbert, Pres .. Peter A. White .. John Zumstein. May Fechheimer, Sec .. Theo. Marsh.
C. A. Miller, M. D
J. M. Ratliff, M. D .. F. W. Harmon, M. D ... ]
H. Milton Foss.
1885
Theo. Marsh, Pres. Peter A. White John Zumstein. May Fechheimer, Sec .. W. J. Coppock ..
C. A. Miller,M. D.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ... F. W. Harmon, K. D ..
H. Milton Foss.
1886
Peter A. White, Pres. May Fechheimer, Sec .. John Zumstein .. W. J. Coppock. Theo. Marsh.
C. A. Miller, M. D. -
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ... F. W. Harmon, M. D ..
H. Milton Foss.
1877
Jno. K. Green Wm. P. Wallace
1882
C. A. Miller, M. D.
F. W. Harmon, M. D. .
J. M. Ratliff, M. D
A. V. Stewart.
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
The Longview State Hospital.
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS OF LONGVIEW ASYLUM-Continued.
Year.
Directors.
Superintendent.
Assistant Physicians.
Steward.
ISS7
John Zumstein, Pres. May Fechheimer, Sec. W. J. Coppock Theo. Marsh .. John A. Kreis.
C. A. Miller, M. D. ..
J. M. Ratliff, M. D ... F. W. Harmon, M. D ...
H. Milton Foss.
: 1
1888
May Fechheimer, Pres. W. J. Coppock Theo. Marsh .. John A. Kreis Sec. John Zumstein ..
C. A. Miller, M. D ...
F. W. Harmon, M. D .. ] Shelby Mumaugh, M.D. J
H. Milton Foss.
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W .J. Coppock, Pres. *Than Mạnh
C. A. Miller, M. D ..
F. W. Harmon, M. D ... ] Shelby Mumaugh, M. D.J
H. Milton Foss.
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1890
H. H. Tatem, Pres. Jno. A. Kreis, Sec. John Zumstein .. Chas. Fleischmann W. J. Coppock.
C. A. Miller, M. D.
F. W. Harmon, M. D ... Shelby Mumaugh, M. D)
H. Milton Foss. !
1
1891
Jno. A. Kreis, Pres Jno: Zumstein .. Chas. Fleischman W. J. Coppock. H. H. Tatem, Sec.
F. W. Harmon, M.D.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D .. . . . Shelby Mumaugh, M. D.)
H. Milton Foss.
- .
1892
John Zumstein, Pres. Chas. Fleischmann W. J. Coppock. H. H. Tatem, Sec. W. H. Campbell
F. W. Harmon, M. D3 ]
J. M. Ratliff, M. D .... . ] Shelby Mumaugh, M.D.J
H. Milton Foss.
-
1893
-
Chas. Fleischmann, Pres. . W. T. Coppock. H. H. Tatem, Sec. W. H. Campbell. John Zumstein ..
F. W. Harmon, M. D.
J. M. Ratliff, M. D .. W. C. Kendig, M. D.
H. Milton Foss.
1894
W. J. Coppock, Pres. H. H. Tatem,. W. H. Campbell, Sec. John Zumstein. Chas. Fleischmann
F. W. Harmon, M. D. {{
*J. M. Ratliff, M. D. W. C. Kendig, M. D .. \] +F. M. Anderson, M. D. J
H. Milton Foss
. :
H. H. Tatem, Pres. W. H. Campbell, Sec. John Zumstein. Chas. Fleischmann W. J. Coppock
F. W. Harmon, M. D.
W. C. Kendig, M. D .... ] F. M. Anderson, M. D.
H. Milton Foss.
-
John Zumstein, Pres Chas. H. Smith, Sec. Chas. Fleischmann W. J. Coppock. W. H. Campbell. -
F. W. Harmon, M. D.
W. C. Kendig, M. D .... F. M. Anderson, M. D.
H. Milton Foss.
-
1897
John Zumstein, Pres. Chas. H. Smith, Sec. Chas. Fleischmann W. J. Coppock. Sam'l Hunt.
F. W. Harmon, M. D. (
W. C. Kendig. M. D. .. F. M. Anderson, M. D.
H. Milton Foss.
1899
John Zumstein, Pres. Chas, H. Smith, Sec .. w. J. Coppock' Samuel Hunt. E. T. Sprague
F. W. Harmon, M. D.31
W. C. Kendig, M. D .... *F. M. Anderson, M. D.I. +J. W. Mann, M. D ... . ] -
H. Milton Foss.
*Died Oct, 5, 1899.
*Resigned October 15, to go to Dayton Hospital.
tVice Ratliff.
*Resigned March 1. 1899.
tVice Anderson.
1
1889
John A. Kreis, Sec John Zumstein ... Chas. Fleischmann H. H. Tatem.
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851
1895
1896
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THE BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS OF OHIO.
The Longview State Hospital.
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS OF LONGVIEW ASYLUM-Concluded.
-
Year
Directors.
Superintendent.
Assistant Physicians.
Steward
1900
John Zumstein, Pres ... Chas. H. Smith, Sec. W. J. Coppock Samuel Hunt. E. T. Sprague.
F. W. Harmon, M. D ...
W. C. Kendig, M. D .. J. W. Mann, M. D.
H. Milton I
1801
John Zumstein, Pres. Chas. H. Smith, Sec. W. J. Coppock Samuel Hunt. E. T. Sprague
F. W. Harmon, M. D ..
W. C. Kendig, M. D .. J. W. Mann, M. D
H. Milton I
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19023
John Zumstein. Pres. Unas. H. smith, Ser W. J. Coppock. E. T. Sprague. Herman P. Goebel.
F. W. Harmon, M. D ...
W. C. Kendig, M. D .. J. W. Mann, M. D.
H. Milton F
1903
John Zumstein, Pres. . Chas. H. Smith, Sec ... W. J. Coppock. E. T. Sprague Herman P. Goebel.
F. W. Harmon, M. D ...
W. C. Kendig. M. D .... J.W. Mann, M. D ..
H. Milton F
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THE TOLEDO STATE HOSPITAL.
T HE Toledo State Hospital is built upon the cottage system. Its plan of constrution was a radical departure from the structures then in use for the care of the insane, incorporating the most advanced thought upon the subject. The idea originated with General Brinkerhoff, of the Board of State Charities, who favored the erection of a new asylum in Northwestern Ohio.
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