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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1902

Page

27

The Coronation and the Idio t An Old Friend Returns

A comic scene at Mrs Smithers Pedagog's High Class Home for Gentlemen features the Idiot reappearing after years away. The group ribbing him about coronation costs, mediaeval pomp, and American pretensions, with curdled humor about hats, debts, and a running jab at British royalty.

Mr. Brief South Africa Mr. Whitechoker Richard Harding Davis Abbey London Rudyard Carnegie Morgan Edward

Experiences of the Roddam Crew After St Pierre Escape

The Roddam, the sole vessel to flee St Pierre during the eruption, arrived in New Orleans with a largely new crew except for five veterans. Captain Freeman led the perilous retreat through burning gas, lava and ash to St Lucia, with many dead or burned aboard. Survivors describe a furnace like scene, the damaged ship, and the long voyage to safety before repairs in Barbados and Santa Lucia.

Roddam St. Pierre New Orleans Mobile Holland London Freeman England Hell Santa Lucia Captain Freeman Steel, Young & Co Fox Barbados West Indies St. Lucia S. G. Schleswick Mr. Pyle Carl Peterson C. Strauss Hubert Flues Penelope

Elk extermination threat in Jackson Hole ku

Denver caller George William Finn says elk in Jackson Hole Wyoming numbered about 60 000 four years ago but now under 10 000. He describes rampant poaching by outside hunters, the failure of game wardens, and urges government action to protect the elk including expanding Yellowstone and tightening hunting laws.

Jackson Hole Wyoming Hole George William Finn Downing Avenue Denver National Park Yellowstone United States Finn Josh Adams Denver Post Yellowstone Park National Protective Association For Game and Fish George O. Shields Theodore Roosevelt Mr. Finn

New Telephone Writes Messages Patent Granted

A Danish inventor’s patent describes a device that records multiple telephone conversations on a steel strip or tape using a telegraphone system. The steel wire moves rapidly between electromagnet poles and captures undulatory currents from the transmitter to create a durable record.

Peder Oluf Pederson Copenhagen Valdemar Poulson

Blennerhassett Letter Connected to Burr Conspiracy Found

The Kansas City Star reports a letter by Harm on Blennerhassett, showing Burr’s West Empire plan and the fall of their partnership. The note, found by Mrs. W. H. Horner in an old trunk, details legal worries, property loss, and a plan to seek office and protection in courts.

Ohio James Wilson Psq Wood Court House Marietta Wilson Natchez, Miss Cincinnatti Lyman Harding Miller Neighborhood Mr. Alston Harmon Blennerhessett Aaron Burr Republic Alexander Hamilton Blennerhassett Ohio River Burr C. G. Horner Guthrie Okla W. H. Horner Baxter Springs Kas Neale Chancery Har Blen Rhassett P. S H. B Blennerhassett Alston South Carolina Theodosia Burr Kansas City Star

Prophets and their Profit on Wall Street

A satirical look at Wall Street prophets who profit from market predictions. Prophesiers rent top rooms, publish forecasts for stocks like Missouri Pacific and Canadian Pacific, blame rivals, and chase free lunches while Boss Prophet dominates and others imitate. The piece lampoons shifting fortunes and the quirks of market fortune tellers.

Wall- Street Oneone Wall Street Missouri Pacific John W. Gates Canadian Pacific Elijah Elisha Andrew Carnegie London Atchison

Pioneer Industrial Teacher Robert Swan Leads Boston Schools

Robert Swan long headed Winthrop School for Girls in Boston and pioneered practical industry education. He helped introduce sewing and cooking as regular subjects, starting with a dressmaking class in 1865 funded by Mary Hemenway, expanding to all classes and other schools by 1876.

Robert Swan Winthrop School For Boston Winthrop School Mary Hemenway Swan Hemenway Winthrop

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