Podcasts about 1891

durée : 00:02:04 - Les 80'' - par : Nicolas Demorand - Le podcast « Séries noires à la une » consacre un épisode à cet événement marquant de l'histoire du syndicalisme.

The Ouija Board has been around since 1891. Brought about because so many people were caught up in the spiritualism of the time. Still a most sought after game today. PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISKPlease leave your comments, suggestions and ghost stories at cooley54@gmail.com, www.cooley54.wixsite.com/ghostsinthevalleywww.indieblastnetwork.comYou can find Ghosts In The Valley Podcast on all your major podcast appsAlso find Ghosts In The Valley on Twitter, Facebook, Spotify, Spreaker and YouTube

Let's chat about 1891! This is a reading of a New York Herald February 14, 1891 article about Jack The Ripper's last victim Carroty Nell as described a day after her murder. History is real and really really interesting.

1891 rymmer stjärnan på Dramatiska teatern, den gifta skådespelerskan Ellen Hartman med en ung kavallerilöjtnant. Många år senare berättar Anders de Wahl hur teaterstockholm skakas av skandalen.

Tesla the Showman knocks 'em dead at the AIEE with a lecture for the ages and a breathtaking demonstration of high frequency AC. It was his ticket to fame and celebrity. 

Fresh from his return from Europe, Tesla goes on an inventing spree and dabbles in high-frequency currents. But when George Westinghouse comes calling and pleads poverty, Tesla makes a fateful and costly mistake...

DIARY PODCAST - Follow the Simple Lives of Nancy Lewis and her family...husband Uriel, daughters Belle, Sue, son Henry and the community of Stow Massachusetts during the years 1883 - 1925. This Non-Fiction account is a daily history/diary written by Nancy Lewis as she puts pencil to paper and documents Stow, Massachusetts during the turn of the last century. By writing every day, Nancy uses her pencil as an artist uses a brush to paint a vision on canvas of life in New England. She draws the listener in by mentioning things from President McKinley being shot, to WW1, Fort Devins, Massachusetts General Hospital the whaling industry, to simple things like taffy pulls, summer baseball, Boons Pond, Masquerade and Neck Tie Parties and even Tom Thumb. Individuals include: Captain Packard, Porter, Wetherbee, Priest, Lewis, Dr. Livermore, Hayward, Geer, Warren, Fletcher, Staples, Stone and Conant. Subscribe to this FREE PodCast and time travel to 1891 New England landerson - lpf2000@aol.com

This talk takes a look at the army of civil servants, temporary clerks, registrars, enumerators and others, and the part they played in this astonishing feat of organisation once a decade.