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Newark in the public schools of Newark: A course of study on Newark, its geography, civics and history, with biographical sketches and a reference index Newark (N.J.). Board of Education, J. Wilmer Kennedy
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Essex Hospital for the Insane
Dr. Livingston S. Hinckley was elected superintendent at its inception. It is a four-story building with seventeen wards.
Insane and Feeble-minded in Hospitals and Institutions 1904, United States. Bureau of the Census, John Koren, William Alexander King
A cost analysis of state costs for dealing with the insane in public hospitals in 1903-1904.
Hospital for Insane, Overbrook, N.J.
Description of the design and buildings that comprise the Hospital for Insane, Overbrook, N.J.
State Asylums for the Insane, Essex County Insane Asylum.
Documents of the One Hundred and Seventeenth Legislature of the State of New Jersey.
Deportation of Aliens
Report of the New Jersey Commission on the Care of Mental Defectives.
Report of Dr. Guy Payne, Superintendent of the Essex County Hospital for Insane.
Annual report of the State Board of Education and of the Commisioner of Education of New Jersey with Accompanying Documents. This image is taken from a report of Dr. Guy Payne, the Superintendent of the Essex County Hospital for Insane. The image…
Amusement Overbrook
Hospital world; an international journal published in the interests of hospitals, sanatoria, asylums and public charitable institutions throughout America, Great Britain and her colonies. vol.2, no.4, 1912
Insane and Feeble-minded in Institutions 1910 By United States, Bureau of the Census
Insane and Feeble-minded in Institutions 1910 By United States, Bureau of the Census
Insane Hospitals 1904
Insane and Feeble-minded in Hospitals and Institutions, 1904, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1906
Care of the Insane in Essex County
"Laws Governing the Commitment of Insane Persons to the Essex County Hospital for the Insane" in Newark in the public schools of Newark: A course of study on Newark, its geography, civics and history, with biographical sketches and a reference index…
Health report. Newark, NJ 1920, part 2
The following gives a varied list of some of the reasons for application for relief to the Bureau of Mental Hygiene.
Health report. Newark, NJ 1920
Annual Report of the Mental Hygiene Bureau. Dr. Charles V. Craster, Health Office, Newark, N.J.