Recipients
- George Frederick Shrady, Sr. 1861
- Allan McLane Hamilton 1870
- Charles Henry May, 1st prize Clinical Reports, 1st prize Proficiency in Examination 1883
- George Sumner Huntington, 1st prize Clinical Reports, 1st prize Proficiency in Examination 1884
- L. S. Manson, 2nd prize Clinical Reports 1884
- G. W. Weld, 3rd prize Clinical Reports 1884
- George Roe Lockwood, Jr., 2nd prize Proficiency in Examination 1884
- E. K. Morton, 3rd prize Proficiency in Examination 1884
- Ervin Alden Tucker for Proficiency in All Branches of Medical Teaching 1885
- William Gilman Thompson for an essay 1885
- Edward Wight Clarke 1887
- Levi Olmstead Wiggins circa 1889
- Austin Wilkinson Hollis 1890
- William Van Valzah Hayes 1893
- Albert Ashton Berg in Clinical Reports 1894
- Archibald Henry Busby, 1st prize Clinical Reports 1898
- Edward A. Rosenberg, 2nd prize Clinical Reports 1898
- R. J. Held, 3rd prize Clinical Reports 1898
- Victor C. Peterson, 1st prize Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Philip Schieffelin Sabine, 2nd prize Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Hughes Dayton, 3rd prize Proficiency in Examination 1898
- William W. Vibbert, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- George A. Saxe, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- John M. Taylor, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Emil A. Rundquist, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Charles M. Williams, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Burton J. Lee, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Stanley O. Sabel, honors in Proficiency in Examination 1898
- Haven Emerson, 1901
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