The American Plague - Molly Caldwell Crosby [143]
Indian Wars
Infected Clothing Building of Camp Lazear
infected homes, fear of entering
Infected Mosquito Building at Camp Lazear
influenza
International Health Division
“In the Children’s Hospital” (Tennyson)
invitation to Rex’s ball, Carnival (Memphis Mardi Gras)
Irving, Washington
Jackson, Andrew
Jack the Ripper
Japanese encephalitis
Jefferson, Thomas (President)
Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia
Jefferson neighborhood, Memphis
Jenner, Edward
Jernegan, Warren G.
John . Porter (towboat)
Johns Hopkins University
Journal of the American Medical Association
jungle yellow fever
Kean, Jefferson Randolph (Major)
Army Surgeon General job for Walter Reed, supported by
bilingual consent form used at Camp Lazear
Camp Lazear
Carlos Finlay dinner
Jesse Lazear’s death from yellow fever
Walter Reed and
Walter Reed’s appendicitis
Walter Reed’s death
yellow fever, contracted by
Yellow Fever Board (Cuba) and
Kelly, Howard
Kettle Hill
Killer T cells
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Kipling, Rudyard
Kissinger, John R. (Private)
Koch, Robert (“Popsy”)
Kpeve, Gold Coast
Kremer, Herzog and Co., Memphis
Ku Klux Klan
lab of Yellow Fever Board
Lambert, Gustaf E.
Lancet Infectious Disease
La Roche, R.
Las Animas Hospital (“the Souls Hospital”)
laudanum for yellow fever
Lazear, Jesse (Dr.)
background of
Camp Columbia and
Congressional Gold Medal
death from yellow fever
Guinea Pig No.
James Carroll and
logbooks, disappearance of
Mabel (Jesse Lazear’s wife)
mosquito bite of
mosquito theory and
self-experimentation
Walter Reed and
yellow fever, contracted by
Yellow Fever Board (Cuba) and
Lee, Fitzhugh (General)
“Lee’s Miserables,”
leptospirosis
Lesseps, Ferdinand de
Lewis, Paul (Dr.)
life cycle of mosquitoes
Lincoln, Abraham (President)
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
living room, replacement for parlor
Lloyd’s, Memphis
Lodge, Henry Cabot
logbooks of Jesse Lazear, disappearance of
London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Lonsdale, John G., Jr.
Louisiana State University
Lowenstein and Brothers, Memphis
lower vs. upper class in Memphis
Maass, Clara
Machupo virus
Maine (USS)
malaria
male mosquitoes
Mansion House, Memphis
Manson, Sir Patrick
Marine Hospital Service (Public Health Service)
Martyrs of Memphis (St. Mary’s Cathedral)
“Masque of the Red Death, The” (Poe)
Maury and Mitchell Infirmary, Memphis
McCelland Drugs, Memphis
McCullough, Tom
McKinley, William (President)
McLaughlin’s grocery, Memphis
medical career, non-respected career
medical programs, lack of in America
medicine and religion
Memphis (). See also mosquitoes; mosquito theory; yellow fever
Carnival (Memphis Mardi Gras)
city of corpses
Destroying Angel
doctors and yellow fever
Elmwood Cemetery
Havana Yellow Fever Commission
rebuilding of
steamers and yellow fever
Yellow Fever Commission of Experts ()
Memphis Board of Health
Memphis Exposition Building
mental decline from yellow fever
Microbe Hunters (De Kruif)
Milburn, John
Military Hospital No.
Mississippi River
Mitchell, Robert Wood (Dr.)
monkeys as hosts for yellow fever
Montauk Point
Moran, John J.
Morgan, John P.
Mosquito (Spielman and ’Antonio)
mosquitoes. See also mosquito theory
adaptability of
Aedes aegypti (striped house mosquito, Egyptian mosquito)
Aedes albopictus (tiger mosquito)
blood supply for eggs
Camp Lazear
eggs of
evolutionary dexterity of
female mosquitoes
human scents, drawn to
life cycle of
male mosquitoes
movement sensitivity of
sanitation campaign
steamers and
swatting (attraction to) by
tires as homes for
travel adaptability of
virus from mosquito to human to mosquito
“wigglers,”
Mosquito Hypothetically Considered as the Agent of Transmission of Yellow Fever, The (Finlay)
mosquito theory. See also mosquitoes; yellow fever
Albert Truby and
Carlos Finlay and
eradication of mosquitoes
“Etiology of Yellow Fever: A Preliminary Note, The” (Reed)
“Etiology of Yellow Fever—An Additional Note, The” (Reed)
George Sternberg and
Jesse Lazear and
second-generation