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Correspondence Between W. D. Maddox And Edward Yorke Mccauley, W. D. Maddocks, Edward Yorke Mccauley

Chase Family Papers

W. D. Maddocks, Acting Master Commander [U.S. Navy], Tampico, certifies at the beginning of this sequence or collection of materials that it provides "a true and faithful exact copy of the original letter of instructions which I retain on board the U.S.S. Glasgow." All pertains to the ship, the Yankie, subject of great controversy for Chase in 1870.

Correspondence For Franklin Chase From Frederick W. Seward, Frederick W. Seward

Chase Family Papers

Correspondence for Franklin Chase from Frederick W. Seward. Giving instructions to Franklin Chase, Seward lists five specific record-keeping instructions involving the accounting for losses by exchange, maintaining separate accounts for postage, office rent, etc.

Certificate Of Security Granted By The Ministry Of Exterior Relations Of Mexico, Jose Maria Ortiz Monasterio To D. Fran Peters, Jose Maria Ortiz Monasterio

Chase Family Papers

This large blue sheet bears the seal of the Republic of Mexico and, beneath it, the words "The President of the Republic of Mexico." It bears the signature of the Minister of Exterior Relations. Through this instrument, D. Fran Peters is granted free passage into and within the Republic's territory. Beyond the order not to impede Peters' progress, officials are instructed to assist him. A provision in an 1828 regulation is invoked.

Correspondence From Anastasio Passoli To General Command Of Department Of Tamaulipas., Anastasio Passoli

Chase Family Papers

Correspondence from Anastasio Passoli to General Command of Department of Tamaulipas. Report, complaint, or statement of protest from Passoli had, by his account, received a note at 10 p.m. the previous vening advising him that permission had not been granted for taking charge of the shipment brought in by the American brig the Foam. Preferring the old rules to the new ones, he notes [sarcastically] that the Foam has more security than most. The [presumably American military] regulations and precautions have slighted the honor and prevented the labor of Mexican dock employees, who in Passoli's view have always followed the …

Order From William L. Marcy By Command Of Major General Hancock Winfield Scott, William L. Marcy

Chase Family Papers

This War Department circular also bears the date 29 October 1847 and is headed with the boldly misspelled line "Headquarters of the Army, Mexico …" All U.S. Army officers who have been entrusted with public monies from collection of revenues in Mexico are to "render separate returns of the same to this department."

Commission Of Mr. Franklin Chase As Collector Of The Port Tampico, J. Nel?

Chase Family Papers

Issued by the commanding officer of the Department of Tampico [signature partly illegible: J. Nel]. The commission derives from a provision of the United States Tariffs Law cited in the document. The commissioning officer includes an expression of his "special trust and confidence in the honor, honesty abilities and fidelity of Mr. Franklin Chase"... Red underlining may have been added on the date the document was signed, or later.

Order Issued By Colonel William Gates For The Establishment Of A Hospital In Tampico

Chase Family Papers

Issued from Head Quarters, Tampico Department [War Department], signed illegibly, this document provides for the establishment of a Marine hospital in the port by Dr. C.M. Hitchcock, "for the receipt of sick sailors and sick Americans who may be placed there under indigent circumstances." Chase is mentioned and will be involved, as harbor dues will pay the hospital's expenses. The document was issued by order of Col. Gates.

Letter From Seven New Orleans Citizens To Mrs. Ann Chase, Issac Johnston, Grossman A., Albert Welles Ely, P. W. Norman

Chase Family Papers

Seven New Orleans citizens thank Mrs. Ann Chase for her role in placing Tampico in American Hands, and announce their gift of a service of silver plate to her. Legible signatures include Isaac Johnston, A. Grossman, J. M. Stanton, Albert Welles Ely, and P. W. Norman. At the end of the signatures, the word "committee" signifies an organization formed either for the purpose of rewarding the heroine or a group that already existed.

Letter From Laura Adele Renaud De St. Felix Chase To [Josie], Adele Chase

Chase Family Papers

Letter from Laura Adele Renaud de St. Felix Chase (shortened to Adele Chase) to [Josie] on January 9, 1906 about the distribution of a silver set.

Accounting Of The Consul's Expenditures Relating To The Death And Burial Of Stephen F. Donaldson, T. Chase

Chase Family Papers

A document in which Chase has recorded dates in June and July 1841 on which he paid for cupping and bleeding "8 doz. leeches, apothecary bill", shaving after death, bread, servants, gravedigging, and burial fees. Offset by $298 through the sale, at auction, of the effects of the dead man, Stephen [Fainface] Donaldson, evidently a U.S. citizen who died in Tampico.

Letter From J. Crawford Lyon To Mrs. George A. Rawson, J. Crawford Lyon

Chase Family Papers

Letter from J. Crawford Lyon to Mrs. George A. Rawson on June 9, 1903 about the progress on a carved tusk cross-section.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 22, 1873 about a gift he has purchased a small French doll for his ill daughter. He also recounts his tour around Paris.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 21, 1873 about the news of his daughter having whooping cough and his attempts to return early, being able to return mid-August.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 17, 1873 about being homesick.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 15, 1873 about his criticism of the Catholic Church and his encounter with "Shoddy Americans".

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 10, 1783 commenting on his time in Paris and a future trip to London. An attached letter dated July 11, 1873 discuss tension between him and Otto.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 6, 1873 commenting on the orderliness of Germans and the location of his hotel.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 4, 1873 about his experiences in Dresden and his shared thoughts about the King's palace with his friend Otto.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on July 4, 1873 describing the Royal Church and Frauenkirche.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 29, 1873 about a prior letter from a person named Sophie and the business of his friend Otto.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 28, 1873 about his experiences with other cultures.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 18, 1873 about his travels and distaste for St. Etienne.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie]on June 22, 1873 about his journey across the countryside.

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 17, 1873 about his judgement of Catholicism

Letter From George Rawson To [Mollie], George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 14, 1873 about a sightseeing trip.

Letter From George Rawson To His Wife, George Rawson

Chase Family Papers

Letter from George Rawson to [Mollie] on June 1, 1873 featuring entries marked by dates and events.

Maximizing Relief: The Benefits Of Combining Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Block With Sciatic Nerve Block In The Emergency Department, Courtney Smith, Taryn Hoffman

Florida Journal of Emergency Medicine (FJEM)

Low back pain accounts for more than 2.6 million emergency department (ED) visits annually, with 40% of Americans experiencing sciatica at some point in their lives. Our case report describes a patient presenting with atraumatic right-sided low back pain and paresthesias in her right leg. We utilized a combination of a transgluteal sciatic nerve block and a lateral femoral cutaneous nerve block to achieve improved pain relief after an initial isolated transgluteal sciatic nerve block left her with persistent anterolateral thigh pain.

We detail the technique for performing this procedure under ultrasound guidance. Our patient experienced significant pain improvement and …

"Star Sign" Of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, Shivani Ruf

Florida Journal of Emergency Medicine (FJEM)

A 60-year-old female who was brought to the emergency department after a syncopal episode. She was found to have a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) from a ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysm. Her CT showed the classic "star sign" of SAH.

Elderly Woman With Bilateral Finger Pain, Eric Boccio, Claudia Risi

Florida Journal of Emergency Medicine (FJEM)

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Paroxysmal, Severe, And Unilateral Facial Pain In Adult Male, Eric Boccio, Joshua Mcfarlane, Jeannine Bobadilla

Florida Journal of Emergency Medicine (FJEM)

No abstract provided.