Homeopathy Timeline
1875 - 1899


1876 - c.1905 Chicago Homeopathic Medical College			1875 Turkey John Arschagouni, MD in Constantinople
1877 - 1920 State University of Iowa
1877 Founding of California State Homoeopathic Medical Association			1878 - 1881 The Organon Journal Edited by Adolph Lippe, Thomas Skinner, Edward Berridge, and Samuel Swan.
1879 - 1955 John Borneman, founder of Borneman Laboratories John Borneman biography
1879 - 1971 Sir John Weir, MD, Royal Physician from 1918 - 1968 Sir John Weir biography			1879 Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica Comprehensive 12 volume set of materia medica. Timothy Field Allen, MD In Our Bookstore
			1880 The Guiding Symptoms of the Materia Medica Hering's 10-volume set of materia medica. Constantine Hering, MD In Our Bookstore
1880 - 1959 International Hahnemannian Association IHA History			1881 - 1925 IHA Transactions The invaluable experience of some of the greatest homeopaths in history.
1881 - 1939 Homeopathic Medical College of the Pacific			1881 - 1899 The Homeopathic Physician Committed to "Hahnemannian Homeopathy," this journal was edited by E.J. Lee, MD, and later by Walter James, MD, and G.H. Clark, MD.
			1881 The Homoeopathic Courier Editors: J.T. Boyd, J.T. Kent, William C. Richardson, J.W. Thrasher
1882 - c.1918 Kansas City Hahnemann			1882 - 1892 The California Homeopath
1882 The AMA declines to acknowledge delegates from the New York State Medical Society because this society had recently passed a resolution that recognized all graduated doctors, which included homeopathic physicians.			1882 - 1884 Ann Arbor Medical Advance One of five names
1883 - 1887 Nebraska State			1883 Obstetrics 'The application of the principles and practice of homoeopathy to obstetrics and the disorders peculiar to women and young children' Henry Guernsey, MD In Our Bookstore
c. 1885 - 1952 Dorothy Shepherd, MD, author of "Magic of the Minimum Dose" Dorothy Shepherd biography			1884 - 1894 The Medical Advance One of five names
1885 The earliest record of masking and placebo in medicine. This article from the late 19th century demonstrates that homeopathic provings incorporated masked studies and the use of placebo more than 40 years before orthodox medicine did. Placebo and Masking
1885 - 1960 Douglas Borland, MD, author of "Children's Types" and other monographs Douglas Borland biography
1886 - ? Westboro State Homeopathic Hospital, MA			1886 - 1959 Homoeopathic Recorder
1886 - 1936 Edward Bach, MD, developer of Bach flower remedies Edward Bach biography			1887 Clinical Materia Medica Ernest A. Farrington In Our Bookstore
			1887 - 1899 Medical Advance Edited by H.C. Allen during these years.
			1888 Fifty Reasons for Being a Homeopath James Compton Burnett, MD
			1888 Myanmar (Burma) Clara Lawrence-Davenport graduated from Boston and returned to Burma
			1888 Finland A. Pfaler first mentions homeopathy in a history of Finnish healing practices
1889 Southern California State Hospital			1889 Costa Rica Homeopathy introduced by a layman
1890 Mark Twain acknowledges the value of homeopathy, in an 1890 issue of Harpers Magazine Mark Twain on Homeopathy
1890 - ? Fergus Falls State Homeopathic Hospital, MN			1889 Greece Dr. J Picramenos, about whom little is known
1890 - 1900 Kent's Postgraduate School			1890 Homeopathic Therapeutics 3rd edition A comprehensive homeopathic self-care manual. Samuel Lilienthal, MD In Our Bookstore
1890 - ? Southern Homeopathic Medical College Baltimore, MD
1891 - 1955 Dr. William Ernest Boyd, M.D. who proved that the presence of a power exists in 30th potency of Mercuric Chloride William E. Boyd biography
1892 - ? Southwestern Homoeopathic Hospital and Medical College, Louisville			1892 Homeopathic Bibliography of the United States: from the year 1825 to the year 1891 Thomas Bradford, MD
1892 - 1915 Hering Medical College, Chicago			1892 Norway O. M. Ohm publishes 'Practical Homeopathy For Everyone'
			1892 - 1941 The Pacific Coast Journal Of Homoeopathy
1893 - 1968 Garth Boericke, MD, professor of therapeutics at the Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia Garth Boericke biography
1894 - 1909 Denver Homeopathic			1894 Essentials of Homeopathic Materia Medica Willis Dewey, MD
1894 - ? Gowanda State Homeopathic Hospital, New York			1894 - 1907 The Hahnemannian Advocate One of five names
1894 - 1987 Pierre Schmidt, MD, who reintroduced classical homeopathy into Europe Pierre Schmidt biography
1895 - 1902 Dunham Medical College Chicago			1895 Accoucheur's Emergency Manual Treatise on homeopathic obstetrics. William A. Yingling
1896 - 1967 Elizabeth Wright Hubbard, MD, first woman president of the American Institute of Homeopathy Elizabeth Wright-Hubbard biography
1897 - 1992 Elinore Peebles, helped organize the Homeopathic Information Service			1897 Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica First modern repertory. James Tyler Kent, MD In Our Bookstore
1898 - 1981 Margery Blackie, MD, succeeded Weir as Royal Physician in 1968, author of "The Patient, Not the Cure" Margery Blackie biography			1897 Leaders in Homoeopathic Therapeutics Eugene B. Nash In Our Bookstore
1898 - 1995 Marion Rood, MD was a master homeopath as well as a trained physicist who helped develop quantum mechanics. Marion Rood biography

Thanks to the generous cooperation of Sylvain Cazalet and the Personal Photographic Library of Doctor Robert Séror for providing some of the photographs of classical homeopaths we enjoy on this Timeline.

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The information on the history of homeopathy around the world is excerpted from Julian Winston's tour de force, "The Faces of Homoeopathy". Whole Health Now applauds Julian's largesse in freely providing this work to the homeopathic community. Any accolades are due Julian, errors in transcription are our responsibility.

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Homeopathy Timeline1875 - 1899

Homeopathy Timeline
1875 - 1899