Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1In lllbemoriam C. H. PIERCE, M. D.. Assistant in Anatomy, Died, November 9, 1894. -IACOB 5. HENKINS, Class of '95, Died, March 6, 1895. DAVID P. HAUSER, Class of '96, Died, March 4, 1895. 9'1 --Q

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