Theme: illness
7 sources.
- 1908-01-07 — The Butte Daily Post, p.6JOHN BARLEYCORN IS VERY BUSY MAN
Butte Daily Post (evening paper) account of the Jan 7 hearing — published the SAME EVENING of the hearing, with significantly more biographical detail than the …
- 1908-01-08 — The Anaconda Standard, p.9TWO MENTAL UNFORTUNATES
Anaconda Standard's longer companion to the Butte Miner Jan 8 "PAT MURPHY FOUND TO BE SICK AND NOT INSANE." Both papers carried the same Jan 7 hearing the next …
- 1908-01-08 — The Butte Miner, p.12PAT MURPHY FOUND TO BE SICK AND NOT INSANE
The FIRST insanity hearing for Pat Murphy — the one the Mar 24 Anaconda Standard later refers to as "examined on a charge of insanity once before, but was not f…
- 1908-03-23 — The Daily Inter Mountain, p.10PATRICK J. MURPHY IS FOUND INSANE
Single short news item. Patrick J. Murphy, aged 52, a native of County Cork, Ireland, residing at 120 West Quartz street, was found insane by Drs. Horst and Tur…
- 1908-03-24 — The Anaconda Standard, p.9IS SENT TO THE ASYLUM
Anaconda Standard's follow-up to the Inter Mountain Mar 23 piece. Patrick J. Murphy, formerly a well-known bartender in Butte, for several years an almost helpl…
- 1908-03-24 — The Butte Miner, p.6PATRICK J. MURPHY IS SENT TO STATE ASYLUM
Butte Miner's coverage of the Mar 23 commitment — third paper to carry the story (with the Inter Mountain same-day and the Anaconda Standard same-day-next-day).…
- 1930-06-18 — The Los Angeles Times, p.22Romping Child Drops Dead of Heart Disease
Frances Murphy, 6 years of age, **daughter of J. J. Murphy, manager of the boys' department in J. W. Robinson & Co. department store**, was happily romping on t…