1904 Benevolent Institutions
Source: North; Benevolent Institutions 1904, Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of the Census, Washington, 1905
Source: National Tuberculosis Association; Directory of Sanatoria Hospitals
and Day Camps, For the Treatment of Tuberculosis; New York; August, 1919
Transcribed by: Candi Horton ©2007
Orphanage's and Children's Homes
| Name and Location | Supervised and maintained by | Classes of Patients treated | Sex of Children Received | Year Est. |
| Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home | State of Iowa | care of destitute or invalid soldiers | Both | 1863 |
Permanent Homes for Adults or Adults and Children
| Name and Location | Supervised and maintained by | Classes of Patients treated | Amount of entrance fee needed | Year Est. |
| Clarissa C. Cook Home for the Friendless Pine and Bowditch St. |
Private Corporation | Aged and Infim. women | $100 | 1882 |
| Fejervary Home 2319 Grand Ave. |
Private Corporation | Aged and needy Farmers | $100 | 1893 |
Hospitals and Dispensaries
| Name and Location | Supervised and maintained by | Classes of Patients treated | Year Est. |
| Mercy | Sisters of Mercy | All Classes | 18?9 |
| St. Luke's 121 W. 8th St. |
Protestant Episcopal Church | All Classes | 1894 |
| St. Robert's Hospital | Sisters of Mercy | smallpox | ? |
|
Davenport
T. B. Hospital |
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