Items classified as Miscellaneous information

"Pennsylvania Sustains the Code of Ethics: The Action of the American Medical Association Endorsed." List of the men who attended meetings of the American Medical Association in New Orleans and Chicago in 1885, and who have agreed to endorse the Washington Congress of 1887.

"The New York Medical Journal, A Weekly Review of Medicine. Leading Articles," July 4, 1885, pp. 17-22. Includes several articles on the International Medical Congress and on the medical profession of Philadelphia. Includes a list of the members of the American Medical Association's Committee on the International Medical Congress.

"Circular No. 2. Ninth International Medical Congress." Includes lists of the patrons and proposed officers of the congress, the executive committee, the presidents and vice-presidents of sections, the secretaries and the committee of arrangements.

Typed copy of newspaper article, "A Strange Birth Place," from the Shoal Lake Echo. Tells story of "Baby on the Track": A newly born baby falls from an express train moving forty miles an hour, is picked up, and restored to its mother's arms uninjured.

College of Physicians Centennial Celebration table card. Provides diagram of seating plan. Osler is among list of attendees.

Invitation card for the Philadelphia County Medical Society meeting under the auspices of the Committee on Clinical Pathology. Osler's name is among the list of presenters.

Typed copy of previous entry (CUS417/84.11).

Seating plan for the "Farewell Dinner to Dr. William Osler, Hotel Bellevue, " Philadelphia.

Programme for the "Opening of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore." Addresses were made by John S. Billings and Daniel Coit Gilman, among others.

Unidentified author writes of a practical joke Osler played on a colleague, Councilman, in Baltimore.

Seating plan for the Semi-Centennial Celebration of the Medical Faculty of McGill College at the Windsor Hotel. "Diagram showing position of guests at the different tables." Osler's name appears on the diagram.

"Memorandum." Unidentified author writes that cab-men and porters at the Baltimore train station could tell from the clothing of arriving passengers that they were destined for Osler's house. Incl. ms. notes.

A Series of Editorials from the New York Tribune, December 4-31, 1895 regarding a border dispute between England and Venezuela, and a separate conflict concerning Armenia.

"Donations to the Hospital" List of donors and staff members of the Johns Hopkins Hospital.