The Many Sides of Henry Rogers as Told by Edward Cary Steele
Edward Cary Steele portrays Henry H Rogers as a complex figure shown in a New York inquiry. The piece chronicles Rogers refusal to fear process servers, his generosity to Mark Twain, and his public persona versus private life. It notes his wealth and the Virginian Railway stake while praising his loyalty and rare sociability.
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Fairhaven
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Virginian Railway Company
Edward Cary Steele
Munsterberg’s Truth Extractors and Public Reaction
Hugo Munsterberg, renowned Harvard psychologist, advocates devices like the sphygmograph and pneu mograph to reveal truth via heart rate breath and stress. He argues a combined test with innocent and suspect records can detect deception, while his American reception is noted as wary due to past criticisms of Americans.
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The Aeronaut's Outfit
A fragment describing an aeronaut's gear for high altitude travel. It notes wool clothing for warmth, an umbrella for possible rain, and food stowed in the car to sustain long trips, emphasizing practical, survival driven preparations.
Careful note on specimens from Moll Sandp Reef
An experimental record reports specimens obtained in an enclosure by Evan, a researcher, noting the moll sandp reef context and the specimen collection method.
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