Dr. Morgan
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- Jun 9, 1883A Tragic Railroad AccidentA young man loses both feet after falling between train cars while riding illegally.Spokane, WA
- Jun 30, 1883The Death of Belle LincolnA woman dies after being found severely beaten in a remote area, highlighting the vulnerability of marginalized people in the frontier.Spokane, WA
- Jul 7, 1883The Dangerous Human BiteA local man's thumb injury from a human bite leads to a six-month recovery and a warning about the toxicity of such wounds.Howard Street, Spokane, WA
- Sep 8, 1883He Walked to the Doctor With His Arm Hanging by a ThreadA Pend d'Oreille man struck by a Northern Pacific train near Sand Point was brought to Spokane Falls, where surgeons amputated at the shoulder. He died two days later.Spokane, WA
- Feb 23, 1884A Locked Door, a Dead Wife, and Three Doctors' VerdictSpokane's rumor mill churns after a restaurateur finds his young wife dead on the floor of their locked room—until a physician's panel rules out foul play.Riverside Avenue, Spokane, WA
- Jul 7, 1885The Historic Normal Institute: When Seattle Became a Center for Educational ReformIn the summer of 1885, Seattle hosted its first genuine normal institute, inviting educators from across the Pacific Northwest to learn progressive New England teaching methods.Central Building, Seattle, WA
- Jul 30, 1885The Classroom of 1885: Eyesight, Health, and the 'Teacher's Burden'Before the era of standardized testing, Seattle educators gathered to debate the physical design of the classroom, the 'proper' seating of pupils, and the creeping dangers of nearsightedness.Seattle, WA