Physicians; Patients; Surgery; Children; Orthopedic surgery
Article from the 1902 November 12 edition of the Los Angeles Record discusses a surgical procedure performed by a noted surgeon during his visit to Los Angeles.
Article from the 1909 November 2 edition of the Los Angeles Express reports on the creation of a public utilities commission by the Los Angeles city council.
Mayors election; Political campaigns; Political candidates; Republican Party (U.S.: 1854- ); Democratic Party (Calif.)
Article from the 1906 October 28 edition of the Los Angeles Times discusses possible split in the Republican constituency as a result of both Walter Lindley and Lee C. Gates running for Mayor of Los Angeles.
Local elections; Mayors election; Nominations for office; Political campaigns; Political candidates; Republican Party (U.S.: 1854- )
Column from the Los Angeles Times dated 1906 October 30 discusses whether Republican candidates in the municipal elections endorsed by the Non-partisan committee will attend the Republican convention.
Wounds and injuries; Firearms; Gunfights; Death Valley (Calif. and Nev.); Scott, Walter E., 1872 - 1954
Article from the 1906 March 2 edition of the Los Angeles Times reports that Walter Scott's brother, Warner, has been admitted to California Hospital for a gunshot wound.
Automobiles; Accidents; Ford automobile; Wounds and injuries; Edgemont (Moreno Valley, Calif.); Hospitals; Automobile rallies
Article from the 1907 November 4 edition of the Los Angeles Times reports on an accident that occurred during the Thanksgiving Day hill climb in Moreno Valley.
Arizona; Nevada; Sheriffs; Outlaws; Hospitals; Patients; Surgery
Article from the 1908 August 17 edition of the Los Angeles Times reports that Sheriff's officer Scott Hickey is recovering from surgery at California Hospital.
Nurses; Boardinghouses; Patients; Assault and battery; Police; Haynes, John Randolph, b. 1853
Article from the 1907 March 21 edition of the Los Angeles Times reports that a home health nurse has been accused of beating the owner of a boarding house over the care of a millionaire lodger.
Article from the 1909 August 16 edition of the Los Angeles Herald reports that an autopsy will be performed for William Salters who was found dead at Sixth and Center streets.
Police; Physicians; Hospitals; Assault and battery; Surgery; Death
Article from the 1910 May 18 edition of the Los Angeles Herald reports on the inquest over the death of Minnie Shopbell while a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital.