Newspaper results for ("Mary Mallon" OR "Mary Ilverson") AND typhoid

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153 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (22 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. New-York Tribune — 1909-06-30, page 2

   … Iuly 10 Ten days will he given after that date for the filing of reply briefs, s “TYPHOID MARY" ASKS HER FREEDOM Woman Isolated on North Rrother Island in Court on Habeas …

   … Corpne Mary Mallon, who through her two vears of isn lation on North Brother Ysland has pecome known …

   … as “Typhoid Mary,” appeared vesterdav before Justice Giegerich, in the Supreme Court, on a …

2. The Sun — 1909-06-30, page 3

   … Ohio genKally ralr todaY and morrow Hint to moderate irthCMlerly wind I I j 1 I TYPHOID MARY H IN COUR I UT APPEALS FROM CONFINEMEN AS A CHRONIC CASE Toe Health Hoard …

   … Pollcema A cook who according to the rords of Ole Hoard of Health it a living clW of typhoid fever bacilli nnd who has bn for tho lost two years In close conflnemo on North …

   … Broadway The records of tbe Health Department show something lke twentyeight cases of typhoid that f < lowed In the wake of Mary Mallon T o doctors call It one of the most Interest cases of chronlo typhoid on record The writ of habeas corpus which brought Mary Into court yesterday W18 …

3. The Sun — 1909-06-30, page 7

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   These excerpts come from American Stories OCR.

   … A cook who according to the records Of the Board Of Health is living culture Of typhoid fever baoilli and who has been for the last two years in close confinement on North …

   … yesterday to obtain release from Justice Giegerioh in the Supreme Court. She is Mary Mallon and in her day cooked in the homes of j. Coleman Drayton, Henry Gilsey> and others …

   … The records OF the Health Department show something like twenty eight cases of typhoid that followed in the wake Of Mary Mallon. The doctors call 1t one Of the most interesting cases of chronic typhoid on record. The writ OF habeas corpus which brought Mary into court yesterday was …

4. New-York Tribune — 1909-07-04, page 47

   … sickness which #°em to be of mysterious and unaccauntable ort fa. Epidemics of typhoid, diphtheria, cholera and Srsentery are largely due to innocent and healthy ‘Conveyers …

   … don't wan: 10 investigate it. It looms up too #Ige. The case of Mary Maillon, or “Typhoid Mery” which ic now in court on habeas corpus pro cbjects to the Health Department …

   … 2h0:¢ her.” 2 "Why svular you isolate the rest” ere. TE eoould we put them all? Mary Mallon is hing UD valuable space in the Riverside Hospi bullding, and has caused us plenty …

5. New-York Tribune — 1909-07-17, page 4

   … peared against aliens on that account. The case will be resumed this morning. “TYPHOID MARY” STAYS. Court Fears to Release Germ Laden “Patient” at North Brother. Justice …

   … said he would not care tc assume the respon sibility of permitting the releass of Mary Mallon from North Brother Island, where she has been virtually a prisoner for over two …

   … years, being known as “Typhoid Mary.” Miss Mallon had brought habeas corpus proceedings to obtain her release. …

6. The Sun — 1909-07-21, page 3

   … there is il a man mananxious mananxious I Ianxlou anxious anxlou to marry marr Miss Mary Mallon Mallonknown M Mallonknown llon llonknown known aa a Typhoid phoic Mary Mat who for tho thopast thoplt thepast past plt two years YMI ha hu …

   … never met the woman who Is I said saidto Ild Ildto to be a living lving culture of typhoid fever feverbacilli tovt1 tovt1boUl feverbacilli bacilli boUl but from all al ho …

   … Mar Mallon Malon trans transmitting tlanamltlng transinitting ¬ mitting mltlng typhoid fever fevf1 to any one else elseHe ele elele elsehleaontwttb He le hleaontwttb …

7. New-York Tribune — 1909-07-26, page 6

   … presumed interests of the community, is a question not easy to solve. In the case of Mary Mallon, who ‘has been detained for a Jong time on North ‘Brother Island, a peculiarly …

   … devolves the delicate task of adjusting the relationship bepgeen the two. That Mary Mallon should resent references to herself as “Typhoid Mary” is natural and justi fiable. Even though she may, during her ser vice as …

   … responsible for the euri ous freak of nature which has made of her a repository for typhoid germs. Apparently in the best of health herself, she has seemed to breathe poison …

8. New-York Tribune — 1909-07-29, page 7

   … moderate south and southwest winds. JULY 29, 1909. LETTERSTOTHE EDITOR HOW TO TREAT ‘TYPHOID CARRIERS." Why Some May Be More Dangerous to the Public Than Others. To the Fditor …

   … Sir: Will you allow a word of comment on a question raised by your editerial on “Typhoid Mary''? You point out the perplexity In which a member of the Health Board finds …

   … large number of persons who are ap parently quite as dangerous to the public as Mary Mallon. As the problem presented by “‘typnold carriers” is n comparatively new one, it …

9. The Sun — 1909-08-15, page 25

   … keepingsharp a aI asharp sharp lookout for possible germ carriers carriersof I of the Mary Mallon type A Christlanl Christlanldespatch Chrilltlanladespatch Christianiadespatch despatch …

   … years it seems lI ms there therehave therebave therehave have been n many cases of typhoid fever fevein feverIn in the district of that name Lately flv flvpersons five fivepersons …

   … at the farm was suffering sufferingfrom sufferin sufferinfrom sUlferlngfrom from typhoid Many years y ars ago the tinfarmer thefannfr thefarmer farmer suffered a slight …

10. New-York Tribune — 1912-03-15, page 5

    The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

    … is J ist tho antltheaia of the caee of Mary Ifallon, *vho i?- become known aa "Typhoid Mary Hbe la a U*/lng culture of typhoid bacilli, and f??r three yeara tin* Board of Health kepi har on North Brother's …

    … another , auae ?h" ???.as a Kerm ?arri?*r. Th?* feet has been aambllebed 11?.*t Typhoid Ai.li>" baa r_etrer bean afflicted with typhoid fever, y.-t It la Mid that al l inri twenty-eight raeea have followed t.. 1 employment …

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