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Baggage Wagons
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Baggage Wagons
Li Hung Chang's baggage wagons leaving American Line pier.
Maguire & Baucus 04/1897
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1 | Edison 102 (MU 209). James White. Raff & Gammon. | Maguire & Baucus 102 |
2 | [William Heise]. James White | |
When Li Hung Chang visited Grant's tomb in 1896 White was there with his kinetoscope. His machine secured circumstantial evidence that four of New York's finest were subjected to the unspeakable humiliation of carrying what in police lingo is known as a "chink," which being interpreted signifies that they carried the chair of the distingu[i]shed Chinese Statesman. Newspapers sympathized and condoled with the outraged policemen, but the disgrace never can be wiped out. Mr. White gave Li Hung Chang a private exhibition of the kinetoscope." |
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3 | 28/08/1896 | 50 ft |
4 | États-Unis. New York. |