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February 1, 1908
The Goldfield News
Goldfield, Esmeralda County, Nevada
What is this article about?
Dr. E. A. Wheeler takes over the Miners' Union hospital in Nevada, converting it into an independent, modern facility open to the general public with special focus on women and children, free from sectarian or industrial ties.
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DR. WHEELER TAKES OVER MINERS' UNION HOSPITAL
The Miners' Union hospital has been turned over to Dr. E. A. Wheeler who proposes hereafter to conduct it as an independent institution, free from all sectarian or industrial affiliations. The hospital has a capacity for 70 patients and is one of the most modern institutions in the west. When it was completed last winter it ranked as the only strictly up-to-date hospital in Nevada. Heretofore the hospital has been in charge of a committee of the Miners' union, but hereafter it will be open to the general public with special attention to the wants of women and children.
The Miners' Union hospital has been turned over to Dr. E. A. Wheeler who proposes hereafter to conduct it as an independent institution, free from all sectarian or industrial affiliations. The hospital has a capacity for 70 patients and is one of the most modern institutions in the west. When it was completed last winter it ranked as the only strictly up-to-date hospital in Nevada. Heretofore the hospital has been in charge of a committee of the Miners' union, but hereafter it will be open to the general public with special attention to the wants of women and children.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Miners Union Hospital
Dr Wheeler
Nevada Hospital
Independent Institution
Public Access
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. E. A. Wheeler
Miners' Union Committee
Where did it happen?
Nevada
Story Details
Key Persons
Dr. E. A. Wheeler
Miners' Union Committee
Location
Nevada
Event Date
Last Winter
Story Details
The Miners' Union hospital is transferred to Dr. E. A. Wheeler, who will run it independently, open to the public, especially women and children, after being managed by the union committee.