Doctors Elect New Officers at AMA Meeting in Denver
The American Medical Association adjourned after its fiftieth year with a Denver start for the next half century. Officers installed include President George M. Sternberg and vice presidents J M Matthews J L Thompson F W Wiggin and T J Happell. Delegates and families plan to Atlantic City after a week of sessions and a rainy final general address on State Medicine by Dr. John B Hamilton.
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American Medical Association
Denver
Colorado
Academy of Music
John B. Hamilton
Atlantic City
George M. Sternberg
U.S. A
J. M. Matthews
Kentucky
J. L. Thompson
Indiana
F. W. Wiggin
New York
T. J. Happell
Tennessee
H. P. Newman
Illinois
William B. Atkinson
Philadelphia
W. A. Jayne
D. J. Webster
J. W. Graham
J. W. Priestley
Iowa
Joseph Eastman
Truman W. Miller
Judicial Council
D. W. Crouse
T. D. Crothers
Connecticut
W. T. Bishop
Pennsylvania
R. ©. Moore
Nebraska
G. B. Gillespie
C. H. Hughes
Mississippi
Ida J. Hieberger
District of Columbia
J. W. Musser
J. B. Murphy
S. C. Busey
Moscow
Mitchell
J. E. Hyndeman
Charles Dennison
A. M. Miller
H. L. E. Johnson
George M., Sternberg
D. L. Huntingdon
A. Marey, Sr
D.H. Holton
Thomas MacDevitt
L. N. Quimby
George R. Fowler
Remarkable Medical Association Papers Read This Week
Sections finished their work as heavy papers presented before the American Medical Association. Notable lists include readings in practice of medicine ophthalmology and materia medica plus diseases of children and laryngology. Key names span Hutchinson Stockton Osler and Reed with numerous others across Philadelphia Buffalo New York and Baltimore.
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American Medical Association
Woods Hutchinson
Buffalo
Charles Stockton
N.S. Davis, Jr
Chicago
Harrison Allen
Philadelphia
Charles K. Mills
Charles A. Oliver
T. B. Futcher
Baltimore
F. S. Pearce
John V. Shoemaker
H. C. Wood
J. J. Whitaker
Cincinnati
J. B. Marvin
Louisville
William Osler
William E. Hughes
Charles F. Craig
Danbury
Conn
David Riesman
Philadelhia
Max Einhorn
New York
D. D.tewart
Henry Leffmann
H. A. Williams
W. M. L. Goplin
James Tyson
T. 8. Latimer
J. M. Alten
Kansas City
Boardman Reed
J. P. Arnold
J. A. Scott
A. R. Edwards
Elmer Lee
W. C. Spalding
Charles D.aaron
Detroit
A. F. Lempke
Hospital
C. A. King
Lake Geneva
Wis
Alexander McAllister
Camden
J. Newton Snively
Dillon “Brown
Memorial to George Ross at Rossmere dedicated
Memorial shaft honoring signer of the Declaration of Independence George Ross was dedicated at Rossmere in Lancaster county. The 9 foot pillar on a granite base was funded by Dr. M. L. Herr John W Hermenz and John A. Coyle and presented to the Historical Society of Lancaster county. Congressman Brosius delivered the dedicatory oration.
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Lancaster
George Ross
Rossmere
Historical Society of
Lancaster County
M. L. Herr
John W. Hermenz
John A. Coyle
Historical Society
P. J. Robottom
A. Hensel
Congressman Brosius
Ross
Blanche Nevin
John W. Nevin
Postal Congress Begins Multicity Train Journey
A special nine-car Pullman train carries the Universal Postal Congress from Washington at 9 am with 140 delegates and officials including Assistant Postmaster Generals Heath and Shellenberger. The itinerary spans Pittsburg Indianapolis St Louis Chicago Cleveland Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany New York Philadelphia and Washington over five days with brief stopovers.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Universal Postal Congress
United States
Heath
Shellenberger
Bell
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Boston
Albany
New_York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Strike to raise wages hits Mahoning Shenango valleys
In Sharon on June 4, 2000? a major furnace strike looms for July 1 affecting about 2000 workers in the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys. Federation president Thomas Porterfield says only six of twenty four furnaces are operating. Workers seek a ten percent raise from 1.50 to 2 dollars a day.
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Sharon
Mahoning
Shenango
Thomas Porterfield
Federation of Blast Furnacemen
The Markets Were Strong With Grangers and Industrials Active
The market opened irregularly but rallied to near record highs as Grangers and industrials like Sugar and Chicago Gas attracted buying. Leaders included Atchison Jersey Central Reading Delaware and Hudson and General Electric while Western Union and Gould stocks lagged on dividend uncertainty and weak sentiment.
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Sugar
Chicago Gas
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Wall Street
New York
Atchison
Jersey Central
Omaha
Rock Island
Burlington
St. Paul
Northwest
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
the First
General Electric
Gould
Baltimore
Ohio
Western Union
Chicago
Tanner
Allen
Senate
House
Delaware and
Hudson
Tennessee Coal
Architae
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Europe
Tobacco
Balt
Southern
M. & St. Paul
Pacific
St. L
Ches
St. P
Missouri Pacific
Nat. Lead Co
Ontario & Nee. & W
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Car
Phila
Southern Com
X & Twine
Southern Pacific
Coal & Iron
Exas Pacific
Uy Pee
Henderson Route linked St Louis to the Far East rail outlet
A new rail line between St Louis and Louisville to the Far East is opened. The route is operated by the Louisville and Nashville Road to Henderson Kentucky and from there to Louisville by the Louisville Henderson and St Louis Railway with full double train service both directions. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will provide the Far East outlet from Louisville.
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St. Louis
Loulaville
Far East
Henderson
Gossip of the Street Bond moves and rail earnings noted
The East Reading Electric Railway plans a $25 000 bond issue. Rock Island reports May gains while city and national finance figures show stock dividends and banking totals. Railroad earnings from late May list gains and losses across several lines as London holidays approach.
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East Reading Electric Railway Company
St. Louis
Market Dullness Holds Across Grains and Provisions
Wheat receipts 877 bushels with 746 bushels shipped. corn receipts 52,053 with 115,614 shipped. oats receipts 17,084 with 11,146 withdrawn. Prices show weak to dull demand. cotton steady at 8 cents per pound. Provisions steady with moderate jobbing. beef, pork, hams, lard and flour prices listed. refined sugars active and firm. Local car lots quiet, export demand unsatisfactory. Ohio crop condition improves by 4 points from May 1.
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Pennsylvania
Lle
Coles
Northwestern
Liverpool
Ohio
Delaware
Wholesale prices dictate Chicago markets in June report
The June 4 Chicago wholesale price bulletin lists futures for wheat, corn, oats and rye with varied highs lows and closes. Figures cover flour, pork, lard, oils, sugars and dairy products with diverse barge and barrel quantities and commodity names across producers and buyers.
Prices of Oil in New York and Pennsylvania Reports
Petroleum prices listed with Pennsylvania crude steady for July and Se bid. No bids on certificates credit balances noted. Shipments reported as 114 087 barrels with 08 507 barrels runs.
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New York
Itane
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania News Notes Mayhem and Marriages Across Counties
Squire P. G. Carey of Phoenixville suffers paralysis. Chester High School awards a four year course diploma. Joseph H. Sandt of Martin's Creek and Joseph A. Jong of East Bangor noted. Democratic county committee meets at Claussville with Rep. Ermentrout expected. Miss Lottie Wood wed to J. Edward Buchlein of Newark. Reading reports no arrests on circus day. An unknown man with a gunshot wound near Twin Oaks may have self inflected. Salvation Army member William Eliot arrested. Captain De Garis jailed. Gypsy Dany Bella attempted suicide at Allentown. physician saved her. Peter A. Blackwell of Steelton plans to appeal to the State executive committee.
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Squire P. G. Carey
Phoenixville
Chester High School
Joseph H. Sandt
Martin's Creek
Northampton County
Joseph A. Jong
East Bangor
Same County
Democratic County Committee
Claussville
Lehigh County
Ermentrout
Lottie Wood
Samuel M. Wood
Chester
J. Edward Buchlein
Newark
N. J
Reading
Twin Oaks
Colchester
Delaware County
William Eliot
Salvation Army
William de Garis
Chester County
Dany Bella
Allentown
Ryaton Ng
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Howard Mellva
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James EB. Willetts
C. H. Burnett
G. A. Stucky
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W. E. Casselberry
Francis Dowling
Louis J. Lauterbach
Wharton Sinkler
Aloysius O. J. Kelly
Charles W. Burr
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John H. W. RheinDr
Carl Ohnesorg
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A. Ferree Witmer
H. Hughes
John K. Mitchell
H. H W. Mudd
Edward Martin
EB. A. Tracy
J. W. Cokenower
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G. G. Davis
Anna M. Fullerton
J. M. Duff
W. W. Grant
I. & Stone
Thomas H. Hawkins
Joseph B. de Lee
X. O. Werder
W. H. Wathen
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Joseph Price
J. J. E. Maher
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J. M. French
Milford
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Dunkirk
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Brooklyn
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Alexander Randall
Ephraim Cutter
William F. Holcombe
Alexander Hugh Ferguson
H. S. Drayton
Robert W. Hastings
Brookline
George F. Eames
W. A. G. Bonwill
A. C. McCurdy
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Flavel B. Tiffany
George T. Stevens
Edward Jackson
H. Friedenwald
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H. Moulton
Fort Smith
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Columbus
Henry Gradle
John O. McReynolds
Dallas
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J. Ellis Jennings
John A. Robison
Joseph William Stickler
Orange
Paul Paquin
James 8. Johnston
Thomas Darington
Kingsbridge
N. Y
C. W. Allen
L. Duncan Bulkley
I. N. Bloom
A. B. P. Leaf
G. M. Blech
Florus F. Lawrence
Mary E. Baldwin
Newport
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G. Sterling Ryerson
Toronto
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Philadel 5
J. Hubert Claiborne
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George Orley Marshall
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Charles Hartshorne
Delaware Avenue
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Alexander Biddle
Anthony J. Antelo
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Craige Lippincott
Eowaro S. Buckley
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Memigh Coal and Navigation Company
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Dick Bros. & CO
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