Library of Congress, Chronicling America, 2026-10-08 (Investigator, STEP I)

Site: https://www.loc.gov/collections/chronicling-america/ (Chrome). Scripted access (curl of the JSON and ocr.txt URLs) returned a bot-check page. The first Chrome visit stalled on a Cloudflare "verification successful, waiting" page; a second visit loaded normally. Query: "Sinclair Tousey" x-ray, dates 1896-1940. Result: partial (hits listed; two pages read).

Hits (newspaper, date, page image): Montgomery Advertiser 1905-11-08 p.7; New York Journal 1897-04-23 p.11; Butte Inter Mountain 1902-09-08 p.7; White Mountain Echo (Bethlehem, N.H.) 1926-08-28 p.10; New-York Tribune 1905-11-06 p.11; Spokane Press 1905-11-30 p.3; The Sun (N.Y.) 1919-07-13 sec. 4 p.41; New York Herald 1903-08-23 p.58; New-York Tribune 1914-07-15 p.2, 1914-04-17 p.14, 1899-04-23 p.12, 1907-08-27; New York Journal 1899-08-10 p.9; newspaper LCCN sn82014248 (title not recorded) 1905-11-10; The Sun 1919-06-19; Montgomery Advertiser 1902-09-09. These are search hits: many may be other Touseys, or match "x-ray" on another part of the page.

Read: - White Mountain Echo, 28 Aug 1926, p.10: among those watching a golf match at the Mountain View House (Whitefield, N.H., summer colony of "Brooklyn folk") "were Dr. Sinclair Tousey and Miss Elizabeth Tousey". [web] https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91063243/1926-08-28/ed-1/?sp=10&st=text . This places his summer home at Whitefield, N.H., which agrees with the 1937 obituary's "Summer resident here" and the Morrison Hospital radium gift. The golf-club patents of 1921-22 fit the same picture. - New-York Tribune, 6 Nov 1905, p.11, "NEW MOVE IN TODD FIGHT": about the death of Mrs. Margaretta Todd and "Mrs. Rosalie Tousey, daughter of the dead woman". [web] https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1905-11-06/ed-1/?sp=11&st=text . The relation to the physician is unknown (possibly a family member). The Nov 1905 cluster of hits (Montgomery, Spokane, sn82014248) probably reports the same story. It is not about the x-ray work.

Not reached: the 1897, 1899, 1902, 1903, 1914 and 1919 hits. Of these, the 1897-1903 hits fall in his early x-ray years and are worth reading next.