Records, 1880-1944.

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Records, 1880-1944.

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Minutes of the Board of Trustees, 1880-1925; certificate of incorporation and by-laws; lists of contributors, officers, members and medical staff; committee reports; financial records; summary reports, such as the number of cases treated, kinds of surgical operations performed, number of staff visits, patient visits and length of stay; and remarks on deaths of noted members. Register of patients, 1896-1897, pertains to the eye department and provides patient's name, address, citizenship, age, diagnosis, treatment and remarks.

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St. Michael Hospital (Newark, N.J.)

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Kipp, Charles J. (Charles John), 1838-1911

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Newark Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary (N.J.)

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Established in Newark, N.J. (Essex County) in 1880 to provide free medical care for "indigent persons suffering from diseases of the eye and ear." Founders included Dr. Charles J. Kipp (1838-1911), who first opened a special eye and ear clinic at St. Michael's Hospital (Newark) in 1870, Robert H. Ballantine, William Clark, Frederick Frelinghuysen, and Dr. William Rankin. Dr Kipp, born in Hanover, Germany, played a leading role in the infirmary until his death in 1911. Dr. Wells P. Eagleton (1865...

Eagleton, Wells P. (Wells Phillips), 1865-

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