Henry Green applied for a patent on a coin-operated public x-ray vending machine.

The Hartford Republican Party kicked off the “out-of-door” campaign for William McKinley for president with two rallies in Hartford.

Sam Coit died while visiting his granddaughter in South Weymouth, Massachusetts.

On this night, Henry Green attempted to use x-rays to locate a bullet embedded in the thigh of Theodore Studley.

Henry Green applied for – and received – a permit to build a wooden laboratory at the rear of 50 Ashley Street.

William Robb gave a lecture on “Roentgen Photography” to the Friday Night Club in the Asylum Hill Congregational Church Chapel.

Henry Green applied for a patent on improvements in advertising devices.

Caleb M. Holbrook died at his home, 340 Farmington Avenue, at 11:00 AM.

This evening, Asylum Hill Congregational Church celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the installation of Joseph Twichell as senior minister at its weekly prayer meeting in the chapel.

This afternoon, the adjourned annual town meeting was held at Central Hall.  It was the last meeting of the Town of Hartford prior to the consolidation of the town and the City of Hartford.