X Ray Demonstration At New York Medical Society
Dr Morton gave a lecture on the X ray and its medical relations with stereopticon views showing bones in hands and feet. Demonstrations included a needle on a patient’s hand and a telemicroscopic shadowgraph, with many attendees standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medea
New-York
Academy of Merleans
William J. d Lorter
Arius
Hoddent Ward D. Bisher
Morton
Lowsner
Eulison
Marton
Hecate
Mertoy
Mr. Edison
Fisher
Uise
Dae Motteunnter
Otier Tste Woth Pela
Morocco
Enlil
Joseph Sinxl
Jonas E. Reinthaler
Afonso A Moehardsot
John Sharp
A. Josephine Sherman
William Shutfelt
Edward Foorith
John J. Thorney
Francis A Utter
R. White
de Morton
New- York Odontelogical Society
Exhibition on Röntgen rays at New York Polytechnic lecture
Dr Stevens of the faculty opened a talk in the New York Polytechnical Medieval School lecture room describing the Röntgen apparatus aged in Columbia College and the work of Pupin. The display included Crookes tubes and a glowing setup with hand photographs, attracting over 500 women and ending with invitations to view Edison fluoroscopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Colle
MM. I. Pupin
Crsient
New-York Polycae Medieval School
Stevens
Steves
Resermhed
M. J
Murder Trial Details Tie Victim to Car Find
April 27 report outlines the alleged murder of John H. Brownrigg in a car near Dublin. Authorities trace the vehicle to St. Louis while finding a bloodstained coat and hat. evidence suggests the body was disposed of from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toya
John H. Brownrigg
A & of
Dublin
Qeen
Chileago
Burlington
Northen
Jere
Averie
Ioan Raed
Vancouver
John Knownrigg
Pla
Feave
Brownrigg
St. Louis
Venezuelan arbitration talks stall amid commission delays
Washington reports misinfo on the Venezuelan commission and arbitration talk. A British official says both governments support arbitration with no current plan for a quick decision. Commission delays stem from translating Spanish archives and verifying documents as the panel awaits complete facts before any ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Willam Harcourt
Hia API
Conehuie
United States
Great Britain
Venezuela
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Washington
Venezuelan Commission
Atlantic
Apple Commission
Secreary Olney
Lord Lalisbury
Jaters
Commission
Madrid
Seville
Calligs
Spain
Orinoco
Oan
Pomeroon
Cuyun
Essequibo
Olney
European Confidence Hinges on Gold Standard Policy
Ulysses D. Mudy of Flint, Eddy & Co., after a Europe winter, argues that American investments will attract European capital only if the U S government establishes a gold standard. He notes London money is cheap and British investors seek higher returns, especially in mining stocks, while European demand remains strong for safer rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses D. Mudy
Flint, Eddy & Co
Europe
Eddy
St. Paul
London
Belgium
Holland
France
America
Venezuela
Kruger
Transvaal
Germany
England
Ziegler Loses Lions and Statuary in New York Sale
In West Hudson County April 27 John B C Ireland sold his country home to Brookyln millionaire William Ziegler. The bargain included lions and lawn statuary which Ireland had reserved. Ziegler claimed they were included and a carpenter guarded them. Local expressman John H Irink retrieved the lions after doors proved locked. Ireland, also a New York millionaire, retained possession of the lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Iatio
L. I
John B. C. Ireland
William Ziegler
Brooklyn
Ireland
Ziegler
Jacob Melick
Leland
John H. Irink
Ziepler
Ir. Ireland
New-York
Children Drink Communion Wine in Plainfield Church Incident
Thomas Rutlege six years old and two companions wandered into a Plymouth Brethren church and drank communion wine until he collapsed. He was carried out and treated for pain then observed as he recovered. The boys did not admit wrongdoing and the event prompted medical attention and inquiry. In Middleborough a church announced no gift of 310,000 toward a new Episcopal church, noting donor interest possibly Levi P Morton of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. d
Thomas Rutlege
Plymouth Brethren Church
Ecomuunion
Rutlege
Silvet Helples
Ife
Doug Stare
Paisan
Brown
Teil
Urey
Tornance
3Forton Fam
Lexow plots to steer Greater New York charter in final session
Albany battles over a Lexow drawn resolution to extend the Lexow and the Greater New York committee’s reach. Platt fears independent members may resist consolidation and bold power moves in shaping a charter for about 3.3 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senator Lexow
Tuo Times
Greater
Platt
Gov. Morton
Commission
Allida
Consolidation Commission
Lexow
Brush
Page
Grady
O'Grady
Austin
Wells
Keenhoits
McKeown
Messrs. Grady
Brooklyn
Bank Consolidation Plans Win Stockholder Approval
Bank leaders report majority stockholder support for Southern National Bank and Market and Fulton Bank consolidation. Proxies indicate strong backing for a June 10 completion, with positions to accommodate clerks from the Southern and opportunities for others through Mr Rosemoyard's ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenwall
Southern National Bank
Market
Fulton Bank
New York Times
Southern
Rosemoyard
World’s Fair medals ready for ex hibitors at Chicago
Diplomas and bronze medals awarded to exhibitors at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition will be distributed starting tomorrow. Each recipient receives a special three by six inch box with a bronze medal set in crimson velvet, plus finely engraved diplomas and multiple reproductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Wil H. Low
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Charles Schlecht
New-York
Tdi
Low
Abduction of Twin Babies Stuns Ever Wisconsin Town
In Ever Wisconsin on April 27 a woman linked to Miss Amot abducted the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Asher seeking revenge after a marriage dispute. The infant were taken from their mother’s room during a window entry and later suspected to be killed, though one account claimed they were hidden. A search continues as Amot admits the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever
Wis
Miss Amot
Asher
Mrs. Asher
Cyclone Hits North Dakota Sanborn Hobart Damages
A first North Dakota cyclone since 1890 moved west of Barnes County forming at Lake Eckleson. Sanborn schoolhouse and barn were demolished. Nels Munson’s farm buildings vanished at Hobart. Munson injured and found unconscious. debris filled the cellar. destruction extended eight miles with downed wires to Valley City. A smaller Arkansas cyclone in Perry and Conway counties damaged property but no lives reported.
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Fanco
N. D
North Dakota
Fargo
Barnes County
Lake Eckleson
Sanborn
Hobart
Nels Munson
Munson
Valley City
Here
Juryman dismissed inNJ case over accident evidence
A New Jersey suit by Herman N. Lay against the Central Railroad of New Jersey ended when Judge Lippincott removed a juror who had been measuring the Bayonne accident site. Lay sought 25000 dollars over his father’s death. The judge granted a mistrial and the juror was discharged. Other items include a Bridgeport death and Ohio legislature adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Lay
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Parker
McKinley Endorsed by Brooklyn Young Republicans in Heated Debate
A heated Brooklyn Young Men's Republican Club meeting endorsed ex Governor McKinley for the presidency amid disorder and sharp exchanges. Speakers attacked Morton Platt and Governor Morton while Secretary Wall read a Sherman letter supporting McKinley’s currency stance and tariff views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Republican Club of
Brooklyn
Ohio
McKinley
Morton
Platt
Hns Friends
Wiram K. Stacle
Eloo
J.D Way
Indoisss
Wuitton
Sound Moneys
5. L. Woodhouse
Stephen M. Griswold
St. Louis
Guv
Wall
John Sherman
Judson
United States
Hit
Ile
Washington, D.C
Tf Melinley
Steele
McKinney
Charles A. Moore
A&a
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
T. Cc. Plath
Cornelius N. Morrison
Moore
Myr
Morrison
Iinsel
Harrison
Calleoo Charlie
James A. Heckman
Seventh Ward
Touley Street
Kerkman
Heedeman
Devine Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Sullivan Case
Henry Devine was found guilty by a Supreme Court jury of second degree murder in the Sullivan killing and remanded for sentence to Friday. Justice Gildersleeve said Devine courted no lighter sentence due to his false testimony. Teese Ginee testified that Sullivan and Join Peter approached them and began shooting at Devine, who fired in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Devine
James Sulivan
Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Devine
Teese Ginee
Sullivan
Devine Sulivan
Peter
Bevine
Poley
Bermuda Sails Again From Jacksonville After Bar Crossing
Afloat out of Jacksonville the filibuster Bermuda left at 1.60 am but did not cross the bar until 7 am amid multiple shipboard detentions. Estimates place 20 to 50 crew aboard as Gen Videl leads the expedition with Farvely as second in command. Tugs trailed, crew cheerfully attempting to evade legal action while Bermuda’s papers list arms bound for Puerto Cortes Honduras via John Kennedy of Jacksonville as shipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Flo
Bermuda
Videl
Web
Farvely
Custom House
Central American Fruit Company
Puerto Cortes
Honduras
John Kennedy
Gyures
Key Wrestla
Boretie
Noenparel
Eiter
Jeti Cleest
Wales
Munoz
Vousel
Schounes
John J. Kranz
Lighting upgrade law targets elevated rail cars in Albany
A new act requires elevated mail routes serving more than 120 140 inhabitants to equip two fifths of their cars with an advanced lighting system, electricity or gas. Over two years, this mandate expands to two fifths more cars, with penalties for noncompliance. The measure largely affects Manhattan elevated railways in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Cioy
Morton
Andrews's Inn
Mil
Manhattan Iterated Railway
New York City
Price of Ice Raised by Brooklyn Charities Trust
The Brooklyn Charities Department faces higher ice prices as the fee trust seeks to more than double rates this year. Bids opened by the Charities Commissioner show last year’s price at ton and this year’s demand surpasses prior levels, with the commission unable to accept bids and likely to set rates by the trust’s terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Trust
Brooklyn Charities Department
Charkies Camminssigner
Jee Wis
Pesgoenie Lee
Chanties Commissionens
Bids for Brooklyn bonds opened by city officials
Bids for 1.2 million percent local improvement bonds were opened by Mayor Wurster and Controller Vaimer of Brooklyn. Seventeen bidders offered 4.154 million in total, with Blake Brothers proposing to take the entire issue and other bids close. Controller Palmer favored Quintart's bid, but further information was urged before award. All Brooklyn trust companies submitted bids. Andrew W. Kent's short will filed in county clerk office mentions Nina Kent as executrix. Eugene Newton, ex musician and church organist, burned to death in a cabin near Salem Oregon after family separation.
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Senate
Cantor
Elles
Assembly
Clarence Lexow
Charles B. Page
George W. Thush
Thomas F. Grady
New-York
Cormmussin
Ligue
Imuracipal Union
Orddr
Eta
City of
New York
Combal
Stenager
Sala Committee
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Richmond
Wurster
Vaimer
Blake Brothers
Entas
Blake Borers
Lin
Balan
Palmer
Quintart
Mazer Vonastes
Brooklyn Trust Companies
Eugene Newton
Ella Newton
Lexington Avenue
Salem
Oregon
Newton
Army and Navy Journal
Pepper's Debts and Assets Placed in Court Schedule
The document lists Pepper's assets at M stake totaling 290,1014 and debts of 4,000 with creditors including Lasington Bank and The Taree Nations Holo of New York. Premier Rowell resigns in Ottawa after talks with Lord Aberdeen about Sir Charles Tupper as successor. A Cripple Creek fire is suspected an incendiary act aimed at robbing the Met National Bank deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Pepper
Pepper
Bats
Lasington
New York
Rowell
Ottawa
Ontario
Mackenzie Rowell
Lord Aberdeen
Charles Tupper Ab Iie
Cripple Creek
Crippen
Crane
Col
Ividenes
Met
Telegraphic Breveties From a Troubled Day
A string of brief items reports a youth named Henry five involved in a fatal incident at Havens Campbun, a Sunday assault on Robert Jo Barnet near Marathon NS, a Doller explosion injuring Greene Ohio workers, and multiple minor misfortunes including shootings and cave-ins. The notes include names such as Stukwell Charles Nance George bank Chiles Wotheate Mike Ryan and Joabn J. Bush with various legal and criminal mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Vipton
Berks
Elehbors
Greene
Ohio
Yestaday OT Stukwell
Charles Nance George Bank
Chiles Wotheate
Mike" Ryan
Thakensake
Ife
Wil Ass
James Graham
Ed Bagh Melia
Sondas
Faamus
Cmd
J. Bush
Elmina
Capias
Fey
United States Court At
Buffalo
Tusava
John Wy Joney
Westerday
Lew Evans
Wires Jones
Beyord
Memorial Dinner Hails Gen Grant and War Leadership
Generals Walliam D. Wil aon and Porter join Gov. Naatings in a Waldorf Hotel tribute honoring the seventy fourth anniversary of Gen Ulysses S Grant's birth. Attendees recall his strategy and the Union victory while plans note his enduring influence on American policy and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walliam DL
Wil
Aon
Leion
Grant Hanquet
Hotel Waldorf
Gov
Naatings
Peasss Bain
Gen. Porter
Gen L. Grant
Grant Tunquet Askien
Uke
Wablor Hin Malloom
Dan Anape
Tek
Taneuin
Owe
Mas Oy
Darepe
Ai Baron
Cite Parme
Anmie Boones
Phas
Cremville
Air U
Strom
Montremers
Abe Arthur
Meg Howe
Ieee Saa
Ea Ely
Arubaas
Tayan
Wallon el Nahe
Watson
Noathas
Riew
Rede Raphe
Peetmaseey Ginter
Aia
Grant
Osus
Union
Pecius
Sehoalbo
Joe Teemit
Gris
Turing
Luis Hast
Dias
Civaley
Buotous Stern
Min-Yor
Harlem Republicans Honor Grant Aid at Annual Banquet
The Harlem Republican Club held its seventh annual banquet in West One Hundred Street honoring Gen Grant. Notables attended including Gov Ces Po Minton and Speaker Pash. Robinson gave the after-dinner reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Republican Club
Gen Grant
West Ome Tondred
Faith Street
Comnys- Shenut
Woipat
Low
Caeehh
Washington
Tanecoin & Stuart
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C. W. Stevens
New-York Polychnle Medical School
Progress IN Venezuela
Balioue
Ulysses DD
Eddy Saga
LIONS
Greater New York Commission
Pratt
Mining Exchange
Broadwoy
14Ange
The
Exchange
Board Room
Reasoner
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Te Trackensack Bridge
Harenge Mimsters
Iol
Rosepath
Tutter
Fred
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
Perry
Conway Counties
Bridgeport
Bridgefort
Conn
Morris B. Stanford
Windsor Hotel
J. A. Northwood
West Lortieth Street
Hia
CoLustous
Seventy-Second General Assembly of
Bushnell
Weinley
Thomas C. Pinit
Gov. Merion
Sherman
New-Haven
Tatfoul
iTar
Florida
Manhattan
Wroak
Brooklyn Bonds
Andrew VW
Kent
Auduoany Westes Kent
Lewser
Suttogate
Alee
St Rendly
Nina Kent
Willis
Andrew Wesley Kent
Harlem Replilicans
Hon. Robinson
Tienor
Gen
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