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Gilchrist; Martin; Tait; Freeman; Frueauff (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• S Jones said:

  The "National Electric Light Association Bulletin of 1911" lists these men as high ranking members. President - W. W. Freeman (Brooklyn, NY) Second Vice President - Frank M. Tait (Dayton, OH) Executive Committee - Frank W. Frueauff (New York, NY), John F. Gilchrist (Chicago,IL) Progress Committee Chairman - T. Commeford. Martin (New York, NY) The organization appears to have been an early, nation-wide electrical industry organization based in New York. This bulletin is 800 pages filled with news, technical instructions and even an FAQ with questions like "What's the best way to revive a shocked worker?"

• calliopejen said:

  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Electric_Light_Association

Astronaut_Group_Three

from SDASM Archives

• Luc Brocard said:

  Back row, left to right: Collins, Cunningham, Eisele, Freeman, Gordon, Schweickart, Scott, Williams. Front row, left to right: Aldrin, Anders, Bassett, Bean, Cernan, Chaffee.

[Suffragettes on way to Boston] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• Wystan said:

  August, 1913: Before the Suffragette Caravan left New York for Boston, pulled by a balky horse that the ladies had named "Asquith," (after the British prime minister, who also proved balky on the woman suffrage question) the participants (three British suffragettes and an American Salvation Army colonel -- with tambourine) released several Boston homing pigeons, whose flight home was supposed to precede their own arrival in that city. Here is a contemporary newspaper clipping about the event: www.elizabethfreeman.org/PDF/suffrage/bostonPigeons_big.pdf

• Kristi (LOC P&P) said:

  Wystan: Thanks for the additional information. We will expand the record when we update. Also, it appears Elisabeth Freeman is in the front of the wagon, so we can add that information as well.

• Art Siegel said:

  Taken a little before these pictures in the Bain collection: