The 1874 diary of Providence Reform School inmate no. 2067 : Dr. William Lincoln Bates of Jamestown, RI, compiled, edited, and written by Sue Maden and Rosemary Enwright

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The 1874 diary of Providence Reform School inmate no. 2067 : Dr. William Lincoln Bates of Jamestown, RI, compiled, edited, and written by Sue Maden and Rosemary Enwright

Title remainder

Dr. William Lincoln Bates of Jamestown, RI

Statement of responsibility

compiled, edited, and written by Sue Maden and Rosemary Enwright

Instantiates

• The 1874 diary of Providence Reform School inmate no. 2067 : Dr. William Lincoln Bates of Jamestown, RI

Publication

• Jamestown, Rhode Island?, The Jamestown Historical Society, 2019

Copyright

• ©2019

Note

"Book design by Rosemary Enright"--Title page verso

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-221) and index

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volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

List of illustrations -- The Bates 1874 diary project evolution -- Acknowledgements -- Prologue : the changing world of Dr. Bates -- Adopted child. Early life ; Early education ; Crime and punishment ; The Providence Reform School -- Bates' Reform School diary. January 1874 ; February 1874 ; March 1874 ; April 1874 ; May 1874 ; June 1874 ; July 1874 ; August 1874 ; September 1874 ; October 1874 ; November 1874 ; December 1874 -- After reform school. Model inmate ; Finding a job ; Family life ; Quakerism -- Pursuing a dream. Becoming Dr. Bates ; Benefit Street Electropathic Sanitarium ; Jamestown : the beginning ; "Dr. Bates Sanitarium" on Maplewood -- Dr. W. Lincoln Bates in Jamestown. Bates, the man ; Relationship with the town ; Participation in Jamestown life -- Maplewood in declline. Declining interest and financial stress ; Failing health ; Fire -- The death of Dr. Bates. Contested will ; Testimony for contestant ; Testimony for the will ; Demise of Dr. Bate Sanitarium -- Dr. Bates' family. Ancestors : the Carrs ; Ancestors : the Howlands ; Adoptive family : the Bateses ; First wife : Rebecca J. Lewin ; Second wife : Martha Boyce ; Daughter : Carrie Bates Keatinge Crouchley ; Son : William Penn Bates ; The Sanford connection -- Appendix A : "Time out" ; Appendix B : Trolley motorman ; Appendix C : History of the Providence Reform School, 1850 to 1880 ; Appendix D : Excerpts from 24th annual report of the Providence Reform School (Report of the trustees ; Report of the superintendent ; Teachers' reports ; Report of the physician) ; Appendix E : The legislature and the reform school -- Notes -- Selected bibliography -- Index -- About the authors

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on1107990886

Dimensions

26 cm

Extent

xii, 227 pages

Isbn

9780578502540

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Note

CPP image used p. 137

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illustrations, maps, portraits, facsimiles

Record ID

u217377

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• (Sirsi) i9780578502540
• (OCoLC)1107990886