Train's Autobiography and Message to Be Understood
The aging George Francis Train dictates his forthcoming memoir My Life In Many States and In Foreign Lands from the Mills hotel room. A stenographer records his memory of events including his encounter with Li Hung Chang aboard the P and O Erin, reflecting on fate, perseverance, and a life of remarkable experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Chang
Mills Hotel
George Francis Train
New York Times
Train
Emerson
the Times
Bleecker Street
Japan
Shanghai
Canton
P. and O
Erin
Jameson
Hongkong
Bougevine
Ward
Gorden
Oil as Ship Fuel Boosts Speed and Cargo Space
Navy tests show oil burning boosts steam raise rates and cuts crew needs. Kensington trial, Mariposa voyage gains, and torpedo boat results illustrate 1 day faster trips and higher efficiency. Oil saves cargo space 41 800 cubic feet and reduces firemen 1 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Kensington
New York
New York Commercial Advertiser
Retriever
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Moody
Philippines
Hawaii
Melville
W. P. Wendell
United States
Boston
Navy Department
San Francisco
Tahiti
Maine
H. 8. Ross
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Gravesend
Tanglin
Singapore
Sydney
la Lorraine
Texas
Beaumont
Krots
Rodgers and Swin
Beware the Mad Mollah and Tommy Atkins
The poem taunts Tommy Atkins about the maddest mollah of Somaliland who questions allegiance to the British throne. It warns Atkins to beware his enemy as the mollah’s moods swing from lucid to violent and dangerous, while asserting the mollah’s volatile state of ownership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Tommy Atkins
Somaliland
Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowney’s
City Drug Store
West End Pharmacy
Anderson
Aune
George Francis
Chicago Tribune