Annual Report, Volume 2; Volume 11, Issue 2J. B. Lyon, State Printer., 1900 - Mental illness Vols. for 1895/96-1919/20 include annual reports of the various state hospitals for the insane, reports of the Bureau of Deportation, the State Charities Aid Association and the Psychiatric Institute. (1908/09-1919/20 summaries only). |
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1888 Men Women 1888 YEAR ENDING 1899 SINCE OCTOBER acute forms Assistant Physician attendants Binghamton State Hospital Binghamton State Hospital-Annual Board of Managers Buffalo State Hospital-Annual bushels cent Central Islip chronic Commission in Lunacy cottages dining-room Diseases duration of insanity DURATION PREVIOUS east building eighteen months employees ENDING SEPTEMBER 30 Estimate feet floor Gowanda State Hospital-Annual Homeopathic Hospital-Annual Report hospital Hospital-Annual Report TABLE Hudson River improvements insanity previous institution Island State Hospital-Annual Kings Park kitchen laundry Lawrence State Hospital-Annual Long Island main building Manhattan State Hospital Manhattan State Hospital-Annual Melancholia Men Women Total Middletown State Homeopathic mission nine months number of patients nurses officers painted pairs paternal patients admitted PERIOD UNDER TREATMENT pipe pounds repairs respectfully River State Hospital-Annual Rochester State Hospital-Annual Second admission steam Third admission Total Men Women total number Unascertained Utica State Hospital-Annual Ward's Island wards Willard State Hospital-Annual Women Total Women Total Men
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