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health department official, after finding suspiciously swollen lymph glands. Wilson and O'Brien then summoned Wilfred H. Kellogg, San Francisco's city bacteriologist, and the three men performed an autopsy as night closed. Looking through his microscope, Kellogg thought he saw plague bacilli. Late at night, Kellogg ran the suspicious samples of lymph fluid to Angel Island to be tested on animals in Kinyoun's better-equipped laboratory - an operation that would take at least four days.
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Service), and formalized and expanded the Hygienic Laboratory into three new divisions with numerous additional personnel. Kinyoun had drafted this statute. Kinyoun had also been an active supporter of a bill to establish federal regulation of biological products such as serums and vaccines. Congress passed that bill the same day as Kinyoun's bill to expand the MHS.
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Kinyoun privately argued against the harshest public health measures, warning Wyman that a quarantine might be unconstitutional, and urged California to concentrate its plague control efforts on killing rats rather than imposing quarantine and isolation, but nonetheless carried out Wyman's orders. On
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On March 11, Kinyoun's lab presented its results. Two guinea pigs and one rat died after being exposed to samples from the first victim, proving the plague was indeed in Chinatown. On March 13, another lab animal, a monkey who was exposed to the plague, died. All the dead animals tested positive for
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Although his colleagues in the MHS and the medical community supported him and urged him not to retire, Kinyoun believed he had no alternative and resigned on May 1, 1902. Two months later, Congress expanded the MHS, renaming it the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service (later the Public Health
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Before Kinyoun left for Detroit in May 1901 he had to face one final tribulation: the claim by a deaf-mute fisherman who claimed that Kinyoun, who had vaccinated him, had ordered riflemen to shoot him. Kinyoun initially attempted to avoid arrest by hiding out at an Army post, but turned himself in.
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On February 7, 1900, Wong Chut King, the owner of a lumber yard, died in his bed after suffering for four weeks. In the morning, the body was taken to a Chinese undertaker, where it was examined by San Francisco police surgeon Frank P. Wilson on March 6, 1900. Wilson called for A.P. O'Brien, a city
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As the director of the Hygienic Laboratory, he researched on a plethora of different infectious diseases and their respective etiology and vaccine treatment while urging necessary hospital protocols and regulations for isolation of infected patients. Cholera, yellow fever, smallpox, and plague were
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In 1917, Kinyoun joined the Army as an expert epidemiologist assigned to North and South Carolina assigned to investigate statewide typhoid epidemics. During his service he was diagnosed with lymphosarcoma. Joseph Kinyoun died on February 14, 1919, in Washington, DC. A collection of his papers is
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In this atmosphere of grave danger, in January 1900, Kinyoun ordered all ships coming to San Francisco from China, Japan, Australia, and Hawaii to fly yellow flags to warn of possible plague on board. Many entrepreneurs and sailing men felt that this was bad for business, and unfair to ships that
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before becoming a bacteriologist for the District of Columbia Health Department, a position he held until his death. He also worked with colleagues at the MHS and other agencies on a variety of public health problems, especially water quality, bacillary dysentery, and hookworm disease in poor
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Kinyoun was active in many national professional societies, serving as Vice President of the American Society of Tropical Medicine during its first full year in 1904 and as First Vice President of the American Public Health Association in 1906. In 1909, Kinyoun served as president of the
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San Francisco authorities initially responded by declaring a quarantine that would have prevented persons of Asian descent from leaving the affected areas, but relaxed the restriction when a Chinese cultural association, claiming that the MHS was violating their rights under the
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He developed a safer, more reliable, and widely used smallpox vaccination technique, the "Kinyoun method," which featured rapid rolling of the needle parallel to the skin surface, and "Kinyoun portable bed disinfectors" for bedding, clothing, dressings, and for killing lice.
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The federal MHS had an uneasy relationship with state authorities in California, who had clashed with its past enforcement efforts. Wyman ordered Kinyoun to pay no attention to California quarantine officials, which ultimately put Kinyoun at odds with California Governor
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in June 1899, had two plague deaths at sea, and there were two more cases of stowaways found dead in the bay, with postmortem cultures proving they had the plague. Similar incidents occurred in other ports: in New York in November 1899, the British ship
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that had raged through India and East Asia for nearly fifty years had reached the Hawaiian Islands in 1899. Kinyoun had warned in 1895 that the plague would eventually reach the United States and had begun researching the plague in 1896.
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He was ultimately exonerated when testimony showed that soldiers pursuing an escaped prisoner had fired warning shots at the fisherman, who was suspected of aiding the escapee, and that Kinyoun had actually intervened to defend him.
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Southern children. His interest in disease prevention led him to advocate reforms on public health issues as basic sanitation and hygiene, tuberculosis control, water safety, meat safety, bread quality, and milk sanitation.
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One newspaper claimed, without any factual basis, that Kinyoun had released his laboratory monkeys into San Francisco. Death threats were made against him, requiring him to travel with bodyguards under an assumed name.
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moved the laboratory from Staten Island to Washington, DC in 1891, he placed 26-year-old Kinyoun in charge of the nation's first federal bacteriology laboratory. His code name during his MHS career was Abutment.
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The couple had at least five children: Bettie Kinyoun; Joseph Perry Kinyoun; Alice Kinyoun Houts; Conrad Kinyoun; and John Nathan Kinyoun. After his first child, Bettie died at the age of 3 from contracting
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neighborhood; a sudden increase in dead rats was observed as local rats became infected. Rumors of the plague's presence abounded in the city, quickly gaining the notice of authorities from MHS stationed on
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in 1866 after his house burned down during the Civil War. At the age of 16, he studied medicine with his father, John Hendricks Kinyoun, who was a general practitioner. His family joined a Baptist church.
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James and Susan Elizabeth "Lizzie" Perry married in 1883. His wife was active in groups such as the Committee of Women of the National Tuberculosis Congress and the Women’s Committee of the
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Gage responded to the declaration by urging California's other elected officials, as well as party leaders and delegates to the Republican National Convention, to put pressure on President
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that he and other federal employees had falsified evidence by injecting cadavers with bacilli. He was ultimately proven correct by independent testing and the appearance of further cases.
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Report of the Special Health Commissioners Appointed by the Governor to Confer with the Federal Authorities at Washington Respecting the Alleged Existence of Bubonic Plague in California
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May 15, Kinyoun, with Board of Health support, declared an epidemic. The local press claimed that the epidemic was a hoax that Kinyoun had invented to increase his agency's funding.
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Despite the secret agreement for Kinyoun's removal, Gage went back on his promise of assisting federal authorities and continued to obstruct their study and quarantine efforts.
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in 1882 with an M.D. degree. He did postdoctoral studies in pathology and bacteriology at the Carnegie Laboratory, where he became the first bacteriology student and studied
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and other business interests, joined in the fight. Governor Gage publicly denied the existence of any pestilential outbreak in San Francisco, fearing that any word of the
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were free of plague. City promoters were confident that plague could not take hold, and they were unhappy with what they saw as Kinyoun's high-handed abuse of authority.
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transferred Kinyoun to the San Francisco Quarantine station as head of the Marine Hospital Service for the port, with a promotion to the rank of surgeon (equivalent to
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before becoming a bacteriologist for the District of Columbia Health Department, a position he held until his death. In 1909, Kinyoun served as president of the
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to reverse the MHS's plague eradication measures and to remove Kinyoun from his position. Behind the scenes, Gage sent a special commission to
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from entering state borders. Wyman also instructed Kinyoun to inoculate all persons of Asian heritage in Chinatown, using an experimental
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at Staten Island Quarantine Station as an assistant surgeon, taking over the direction of the Laboratory of Hygiene in 1887. When the
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Annual Report of the Supervising Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service of the United States for the Fiscal Year 1901
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Kinyoun JJ. 1915. A note on Uhlenhuths method for sputum examination, for tubercle bacilli. Am. J. Public Health 5:867–870.
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published in a Chinese-language daily paper in June 1900; epidemiologist Joseph J. Kinyoun being injected in the head with
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Power, J. Gerard (April 1995). "Media Dependency, Bubonic Plague, and the Social Construction of the Chinese Other".
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In October 1900, Kinyoun was the subject of a political cartoon about his being kicked out of his federal position.
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brought three cases of plague from Brazil, but the cases were confined to the ship. The Japanese freighter S.S.
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Joseph James Kinyoun: Discoverer of Bubonic Plague in America and Father of the National Institutes of Health
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blocking the quarantine order from federal District Judge William W. Morrow. Residents of San Francisco's
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Kinyoun's later career was spent in private companies and as a professor of bacteriology and pathology at
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Between 1901 and 1902, the plague outbreak continued to worsen. In a 1901 address to both houses of the
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When Germs Travel: Six Major Epidemics That Have Invaded America And the Fears They Have Unleashed
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Trauner, Joan B. (Spring 1978). "The Chinese as Medical Scapegoats in San Francisco, 1870–1905".
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instructed Kinyoun to place Chinatown under a second quarantine, as well as blocking all
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Marine Hospital Service, United States; Public Health Service, United States (1901).
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The Statutes at Large of the United States of America, from March 1897 to March 1899
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Morens, David M.; Harden, Victoria A.; Houts, Joseph Kinyoun; Fauci, Anthony S.
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Morens, David M.; Harden, Victoria A.; Houts, Joseph Kinyoun; Fauci, Anthony S.
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Gassaway, James M. (March 14, 1900). "A case of plague in San Francisco, Cal".
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Wherever it came from, the disease was soon established in the cramped Chinese
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His career was nearly ended by his insistence, while serving as head of the
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In 1899, Kinyoun was decorated "in recognition of scientific services," by
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on January 30, 1900, with 3 deaths out of 17 cases of confirmed plague.
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in San Francisco, on taking vigorous measures to contain the spread of
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National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
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Plague Ports: The Global Urban Impact of Bubonic Plague: 1894-1901
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the four main epidemic diseases that the laboratory investigated.
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National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
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National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
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The Barbary Plague: The Black Death in Victorian San Francisco
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on their heads from the oversized inoculations. Federal judge
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National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities
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The clash between Gage and federal authorities intensified.
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Founder and first director of the U.S. Laboratory of Hygiene
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National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering
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After leaving government service, Kinyoun went to work for
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Joseph James "Joe" Kinyoun was born November 25, 1860, in
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National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
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National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
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National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
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Plague, Fear, and Politics in San Francisco's Chinatown
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New York University Grossman School of Medicine alumni
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bacteria. It was a variation of a method developed by
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California Governor Henry Gage, a close ally of the
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On October 4, 1886, Kinyoun began his career in the
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U.S. Hygienic Laboratory
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Milton J. Rosenau
East Bend, North Carolina
Washington, D.C.
38°45′01.8″N 93°50′38.7″W / 38.750500°N 93.844083°W / 38.750500; -93.844083 (Joseph J. Kinyoun burial site)
Bellevue Medical College
Vibrio cholerae
cholera
Bacteriology
Public health
Marine Hospital Service
George Washington University
United States
Marine Hospital Service
United States Army
Surgeon
Major
National Institutes of Health
Marine Hospital Service
the bubonic plague
Henry Gage
George Washington University
American Society for Microbiology
Kinyoun
stain
acid-fast

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