Notes to Salmon's Immigration Writings

“The Diagnosis of Insanity in Immigrants” (1906) 

(1): Thomas W. Salmon, 1906, “The Diagnosis of Insanity in Immigrants,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/c32708a1-b23b-4440-8ef6-57e763eb6a35#page/1, pp. 271.

(2): Ibid., 272.

(3): Ibid.

(4): Ibid., 272-275.

(5): Ibid., 275.

“The Relation of Immigration to the Prevention of Insanity” (1907) 

(1): Salmon, Thomas W. July 1907. “The Relation of Immigration to the Prevalence of Insanity.” American Journal of Insanity 64(1): 54-71. Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/644aaf28-32cb-4214-b4bf-5fc1e7f019ba#page/1, pp. 60-64.

(2): Ibid., 71.

(3): Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. 1914. Bulletin 119: Insane and Feeble-Minded in Institutions 1910: General Tables. Washington: Government Printing Office. 

“Insanity and the Immigration Law” (1911) 

(1): Thomas W. Salmon, November 1911, “Insanity and the Immigration Law,” N.Y. State Hospitals Bulletin, Utica, NY: State Hospitals Press, Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/486acfab-f705-404f-8cdc-9f924ddc9938#page/1, pp. 3.

(2): Ibid., 9.

“Immigration and the Prevention of Insanity” (1914) 

(1): Thomas W. Salmon, 1914, “Immigration and the Prevention of Insanity,” in Conference on Mental Hygiene Report, Illinois Society of Mental Hygiene, Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/dffbe937-f375-4b4c-9fab-e9fff218d4f3#page/1, pp. 98.