Golden Jubilee Opens For American Medical Association
The fifty year old American Medical Association opened its golden jubilee in Philadelphia with 1800 doctors and 800 wives and daughters attending. President McKinley is expected, and Nathan Smith Davis will preside for jubilee exercises. The day featured remarks on medical advances, a monument fund push, and city-led receptions and excursions for delegates and their families.
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American Medical Association
United States
William McKinley
Nathan Smith Davis
Academy of Music
Walton
Army
Navy
A.L. Gibon
Bush Monument Fund
Judicial Council
Association
Nicholas Senn
Leverett Bradley
Warwick
Charles Emory Smith
Hastings
Dr. Senn
Senn
H. A. Hare
Commercial Museum
A. L. Gihon
United States Navy
Rush Monument Fund
Hahnemann
Gihon
the Commodore
Ladies Not Forgotten At Medical Convention Visit
The first day of the great medical convention offered entertainment for visiting doctors and their families. Mrs Harrison and Mrs Wilbur Rose lead a large committee to showcase Philadelphia hospitality. The New Century Club serves as a headquarters with a information bureau and specialty committees handling events for the delegation.
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Dwight
Anne H. Wharton
Joseph Sinnott
William P. Smith
Auguste F.wiler
Dannel Hughes
Howard Troth
Anna. Bliss
Robert Lege
Century Club
Fairmount Park
Belmont Mansion
Jefferson Medical Colleny
Jefferson
F. X. Dercum
Charles M. Lea
William Morris Meredith
W. F. Rose
New Century Club
Udo
Francis Ware
Ro Rooe
Curtin
James D. Winsor
Hewson Bradford
John P. Lundy
Perce
Philadelphia
Harrison
Pen
Aesculapius
Penn
Wilbur F. Rose
Bureau of Information
Doctors Busy Day at Fiftyth AMA Meeting
The full programme for the fiftieth annual meeting of the American Medical Association lists 8 A.M. registration at Horticultural Hall and multiple sections including practice of medicine at Broad Street Theatre, surgery and anatomy at Horticultural Hall, laryngology at Locust Street, obstetrics at Beth Eden Church, ophthalmology at Hotel Walton, diseases of children at Locust Street, materia medica and dose sections at Locust Street, physiology and other topics at various venues, followed by a 10 A.M. general session at the Academy of Medicine with a call to former president Dr. Senn and a reading.
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H. A. Hare
Austin Flint
Newark
United States
J. B. Lippincott & Co
Union League
University of Pennsylvania
Houston Hall
Thirty-fourth
Spruce Streets
Jefferson Medical College
Academy of the Fine Arts
Broad and
Cherry Streets
Medico-Chirurgical College
Cherry Street
Seventeenth Street
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Twenty-first Street
North College Avenue
J. W
Walnut Street
Horticultural Hall
New Century
South Twelfth Street
Academy of Music
New York
William McKinley
Houston
American Medical Association
Broad Street Theatre
Locust Street
Beth Eden Church
Walton
Academy of M
Senn
Medical Colleges Set New Entrance and Credit Rules
The Association of American Medical Colleges met at the College of Physicians and Surgeons but due to low attendance did not convene Monday. It approved a new constitution outlining minimum entrance requirements in English arithmetic algebra physics and Latin and adopted amendments allowing extra credit time for certain graduates and students. Officers named include Dr J H Holland president and Dr H L Walker and Dr Thomas Opie vice presidents.
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Association of American Medical Colleges
College of Physicians and Surgeons
J. H. Holland
Philadelphia
H. L. Walker
Detroit
Thomas Opie
Baltimore
Bayard Holmes
Secry
Victor ©. Vaughn
Oreago
J. Blridge
Michigan
Judicial Council
Doctors to Own Atlantic City Entertainment Week for AMA Visit
Atlantic City mobilizes for the American Medical Association convention guests with a two day program of trolley trips eight miles to Longport, life saving drills, submarine diving exhibitions, and free admission to downtown amusements on the boardwalk. The mayor, Dr. J. F. Edwards, and Dr. Philip Marvel lead a 50 member committee to showcase the resort with hotels, badges, and a free, all access hospitality plan.
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American Medical Association
Atlantic City
F. P. Stoy
Philip Marvel
J. F. Edwards
Philadelphia
Brighton Casino
Thomas K. Reed
Association
Tennessee
Atlantic Avenues
Longport
Young & McShea
Columbia Phonograph Company
Gold Mine
Wonderland
Scenic Railroad
Cabaret de la Mort
Revolving Tower
Stratford
Atla City Committee
Ocean Pier
Bureau of Information
Evrybody
Joseph H F. Epwards
RUDOLSTADT WARE AT A DECIDED SACRIFICE
We are the sole Philadelphia agents for the makers of this Saxon ware and offer its next Fall styles at half price or less. The samples include gold relief decorations and varied designs ideal for wedding gifts. Prices from $1 for vases to $13 for higher value pieces. tariffs could raise prices next Fall. Also reduced textiles and apparel including black silk grenadines, etamine fabrics, and shirt waists with clear discounts.
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Philadelphia
Magnificent 32-inch fancy stripe Linens on sale
Regular 25 cent goods offered at 17 cents per yard feature the choicest styles and season colorings in these linens.
The Great Annual Summer Sale of Cambria and Maslin Underwear
The sale draws many women with praise from prior purchases. This notice highlights children garments on sale including dresses lawn night gowns slips infants slips cambric, drawers, lawn caps, sun hats and misses dresses with deep hems and embroidery at reduced prices across the third floor.
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Cambria and
Maslin Underwear
Admiral Brown Relieved at Norfolk Navy Yard
Admiral Brown is relieved by Captain Farquhar and granted leave of absence until retirement on the 19th. He is the navy’s ranking officer and will be succeeded by Admiral William Kirkland from Mare Island. Commodore Matthews becomes admiral upon Brown’s retirement.
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Washington
Admiral Brown
Norfolk Navy Yard
Farquhar
Navy
William Kirkland
Mare Island Navy Yard
Matthews
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Tired Mornings Cured by Hood s Sarsaparilla
In testimonials from Mrs Jennie Horner and W E Wilson readers learn Hood s Sarsaparilla relieved morning fatigue, restored vision, relieved long held catarrh and healed widespread eczema after months of use. The ad touts Hood s Pills at 3 32 per bottle.
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Hood
Cape May Court House approves lighted streets plan
One year after voters approved a $500 lighting project for Cape May Court House, the Supreme Court upheld the 1894 act establishing the light district. With the second election day near, support shifted and the light de-affirming case ended. E Clinton Hewitt Judge Harry S Dongen and Alfred Cooper were re elected Commissioners.
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THE
TIMES
Carr May Court House
Cape May Court House
Supreme Court
James E. Hays
Camden
E. Clinton Hewitt
Harry 8. Dongen
Alfred Cooper
Vanderlip Sworn as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Frank A. Vanderlip of Illinois took the official oath as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury before Secretary Gage and other Treasury officials. Vanderlip immediately assumed his duties while the retiring secretary Wike returns home and resumes private practice.
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Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
Illinois
the Treasury
Gage
Treasury Department
Vanderlip
Wike
Escenas, Til
Mount Holly News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Across the Delaware Michael Eagan of Hartford is bailed for assaulting two bicyclists. Edward Watts of Mount Holly and Hannah Gallagher of Burlington plan to marry today. Benjamin Warren acts as flagman at the Water Street grade crossing. An Epworth League bicycle club of 23 is hosted by Mount Holly Methodist Church. Walter Thomas returns to Mount Holly after twelve years globe circling. George Henry, principal of West Doe School, Mount Holly, to marry Mica Eva Moore.
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Michael Eagan
Hartford
Edward Watts
Mount Holly
Hannah
Gallagher
Burlington
Benjamin Warren
Water Street
Epworth League
Mount Holly Methodist Church
Walter Thomas
George A. Henry
West iDoe School
Mica Eva E. Moore
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J. W. Shoemaker
McKinley
American Medical Colleges
Doctors TO Own
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