The Big Three. The Doings Yesterday — Matron of Hospital Resigns Her Position The board of public works met in regular session yesterday morning, all members of the board being present, besides a number of visitors. … The resignation of … Continue reading →
Excellent Condition of the Institution — Good Management The city hospital of Knoxville is a credit to her. The many unfortunates who find a quiet, cheerful home there when sick can best speak its praise. It often happens that some … Continue reading →
In one of our last week’s daily papers appeared the splendid article of Dr. S. R. Miller, which gave to the people of Knoxville the clearest possible conception of “The Ideal Hospital.” In striking contrast to this delightful exhibition of … Continue reading →
The Proposed Hospital. A Well Citizen Expresses Himself on the Subject Editor Journal: The suggestion has come from some quarter (and certainly not too soon) that Knoxville stands in need of an “up-to-date” Hospital. The present small and incomplete City … Continue reading →
At Knoxville. War Investigating Commission Inspects the Division Hospital in that City Camp Poland, Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 30. — Nine members of the war investigating commission party reached Knoxville today. They visited the division hospital and examined closely into the … Continue reading →
Knoxville Should Have a Hospital The Tennessee Medical college, now nearing the close of its first session, has been successful beyond the most sanguine expectations of its incorporators and faculty. There are few medical colleges in the country that started … Continue reading →
Better Hospital Facilities. The Ladies Are Anxious There for Women Patients There was a special meeting of the W. C. T. U. yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. It was held for the purpose of appointing a special committee to confer … Continue reading →
A Pitiful Story A Young Lady Dies Among Strangers at City Hospital. The Victim of a Man’s Cruel Passion — The Terrible Secret and Story She Kept so Long One of the sad things a newspaper man is forced to … Continue reading →
Where Worthy People Without Means May Be Treated Noble Work Being Carried on by the Tennessee Medical College — They Do all They Can One of the most effective and important lines of charity work in operation in this city … Continue reading →
[from the “Editorial” section] The opening of the third annual course of lectures of the Tennessee Medical college were appropriately observed at the college yesterday afternoon. In his lecture Dr. Ristine said some very important things about the lack of … Continue reading →
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