Master's staff moved as minister cleans house

The Swazi Observer

We're in the process of amending the Administration of Estates Act of 1902 since it is an outdated legislation and is not in tandem with the times. ...

Cochise County Fair 4-H Building and Dog winners

Willcox Range News

From 1902 to 2009, 4-H has been providing youth with positive opportunities to develop life skills. ...



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An Irishman's Diary

Irish Times

They also note that both she and Lenin could speak English as early as 1902 ; or at least that they thought they could: When we arrived in London we found ...

How long would a letter take to go from Canada to China in 1902?
Q. And how long back? This is a bit of an odd question but it is for a project.
Asked by graceful_007 - Tue May 29 12:14:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. interesting question, it depends on where it was mailed from, west coast of Canada or east coast or the middle part and where it was going in China, but it would certainly go by boat most likely since airmail was not established until 1911, least a three weeks by ship from the west coast of Canada to the east coast of China
Answered by Mr. W - Tue May 29 22:34:54 2007

anybody know how to start their own 1900 or 1902 phone line?
Q. anybody know how to start their own 1900 or 1902 phone line?
Asked by pinkz212005 - Thu Feb 1 01:06:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The phone company MCI is the only company in the USA that supports 1-900 numbers. Give them a call and tell them you're interested in setting one up.
Answered by Brad - Thu Feb 1 09:17:33 2007

i have a book called ships that saved the empire dated 1902 every other page is a print of steam warships?
Q. do you think its worth anything?
Asked by Jon - Fri Jan 23 23:31:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes, the book in question is now over 100 years old and therefore is now an antique. Books of the type which you own, esp. about our Naval History, are of considerable interest to collectors of same. You might like to contact the Maritime Museum here in Greenwich, they might be able to help you further. Royal Navy rating 1902 - this is of a sailor who was serving on HMS Victory then still moored [until c1920] in Portsmouth Harbour. From the photograph above and the badge on the sailors right arm, I can tell you he was a signalman - his job to raise signal flags. In the RN he would have been called simply "a bunting tosser", a sailor who hoisted bunting signal flags, all this is before radio etc. Two 1902 sailors of the RN -… [cont.]
Answered by b'stardoh - Sat Jan 24 03:27:32 2009