Elizabeth Warren person
also known as: Elizabeth C. L. Warren, Elizabeth von Wachenhusen, Elizabeth von achcnhuscn, Elizabeth, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Warden
Summary: Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.
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cited from Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to (1889)
bility as school
superintendent. Woman’s place at that time was
where man, not her abilities, put her.
Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to
accept the shibboleth that it was a man’s world.
They made a place for themselves — and a name …
cited from She may have doubted it when she went into… (1889) · +1 more
ul tow n of false-front
buildings, where water was scarce and whiskey
plentiful, w here cow bows filled the one street w ith
shooting and shouting, and gave point to a fellow
passengers remark, “If this is Lordsburg. I hope l
will newer see …
born_in
cited from Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to (1889)
bility as school
superintendent. Woman’s place at that time was
where man, not her abilities, put her.
Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to
accept the shibboleth that it was a man’s world.
They made a place for themselves — and a name …
co_founded
cited from The body of a Mexican was found by the… (1889) · +1 more
the cause of the trouble is unknown. All the
parties are well known cowboys. King was
formerly in the employ of Head & Heart, at
Apache Tejo. One year ago last Fourth of
July, he had a difficulty at the Board of Trade
in this city, in …
cited from Mr… (1889)
ery and the fertile river bottoms, the breadth of
soul which comes from the abundant challenge of
forest-land and mineral formations and cattle
ranges. On such a stage she knew that only great
drama could be played, and she readied herself f…
cited from She was probably the first woman in the… (1889)
r City’s first
plate-glass was dragged across the sandy wastes
by ox cart. The Indians were still on the loose
when Mrs. Warren became the “man of the
family,” for not until 1886 did Geronimo sub-
mit to American arms, and go upon' a rese…
died_in
cited from The body of a Mexican was found by the… (1889) · +1 more
the cause of the trouble is unknown. All the
parties are well known cowboys. King was
formerly in the employ of Head & Heart, at
Apache Tejo. One year ago last Fourth of
July, he had a difficulty at the Board of Trade
in this city, in …
cited from She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected… (1889)
She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected
a rock crusher at Bullard and College avenue,
then opened a saw mill, and carpenter, black-
smith and paint shops, and a rock quarry. To
the success of this venture many impressive
buildings and much…
lived_at
cited from The body of a Mexican was found by the… (1889) · +2 more
the cause of the trouble is unknown. All the
parties are well known cowboys. King was
formerly in the employ of Head & Heart, at
Apache Tejo. One year ago last Fourth of
July, he had a difficulty at the Board of Trade
in this city, in …
married_to
cited from Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to (1889)
bility as school
superintendent. Woman’s place at that time was
where man, not her abilities, put her.
Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to
accept the shibboleth that it was a man’s world.
They made a place for themselves — and a name …
occupation
civic leader and concrete contractor
cited from She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected… (1889) · +1 moreore would
have a big paving bill, sent to El Paso for ex-
perts to instruct her. The first concrete side-
walk to be laid in Silver City was in front of
her office on Bullard street. She had so much
success that others in Silver City as…
owned
the business
cited from From that crude beginning has grown the… (1889)strain on her arms became a terrible ache; she
trembled, the precious spot of light left its
target at times, and the doctor swore tremen-
dously. Four hours of time did that, the first
operation in Silver City, consume — four
terrible hours…
recording agency
cited from She was probably the first woman in the… (1889)r City’s first
plate-glass was dragged across the sandy wastes
by ox cart. The Indians were still on the loose
when Mrs. Warren became the “man of the
family,” for not until 1886 did Geronimo sub-
mit to American arms, and go upon' a rese…
cited from She was probably the first woman in the… (1889) · +1 more
r City’s first
plate-glass was dragged across the sandy wastes
by ox cart. The Indians were still on the loose
when Mrs. Warren became the “man of the
family,” for not until 1886 did Geronimo sub-
mit to American arms, and go upon' a rese…
property on Bullard street
cited from supervision, was a sanitarium, and it was also… (1889)en entered a new bn&i--
ness. She acquired the old Timmer Hotel, a
three-story brick structure containing 50
rooms, on Broadway between Hudson and
Main streets. This she remodeled and re-
named the Hotel San Vicente. The Hotel San
Vicente, it…
purchased
cited from She was probably the first woman in the… (1889) · +1 more
r City’s first
plate-glass was dragged across the sandy wastes
by ox cart. The Indians were still on the loose
when Mrs. Warren became the “man of the
family,” for not until 1886 did Geronimo sub-
mit to American arms, and go upon' a rese…
witnessed
first surgery at hospital
cited from The first sufferer to be laid on that table was… (1889)roof of the operating room.
The patient was placed on a deal table, similar to
those used in kitchens except that it was much
longer than the average.”
The first sufferer to be laid on that table was
a cattleman s wife. She had a ruptured …
worked_for
the doctor
cited from The operation began at 1 p… (1889)rofession, preferring to merchan-
dise whiskey. For his assistant, the doctor chose
Elizabeth Warren. He showed her pictures in
his medical books, so she would know what to
expect, and explained to her the duties of
washing sponges, threading …
cited from She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected… (1889)
She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected
a rock crusher at Bullard and College avenue,
then opened a saw mill, and carpenter, black-
smith and paint shops, and a rock quarry. To
the success of this venture many impressive
buildings and much…
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Elizabeth Warren and Miss Koehler refused to ↗
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From that crude beginning has grown the… ↗
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I first met Mrs… ↗
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She may have doubted it when she went into… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
She opened a pit of excellent sand, erected… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
She was probably the first woman in the… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
supervision, was a sanitarium, and it was also… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The body of a Mexican was found by the… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The first sufferer to be laid on that table was… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The operation began at 1 p… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details