Madame Eulalie’s Rare Plums

Items from The London Echo (UK)

 

 

We are indebted to Arthur Robinson for the original material, and to Parthasarathy Uppili-Srinivasan for helping to type it up for Eulalie.

 

The Explanation - October 2, 1902

With Reference to the Picture - November 05, 1902

A Drama of To-morrow - December 13, 1902

A New Profession - December 30, 1902

 

 

London Echo, UK

The London Echo was one of a fleet of newspapers run at one point by Andrew Carnegie and Samuel Storey. The Echo was a half-penny evening journal, which also boasted a weekly offshoot, price one penny, pictures and all. The Echo was purchased, along with the Mark Lane Express, the Hampshire Telegraph. The Company was started to “establish, acquire and circulate newspapers in support of Radical principles, and to regularly direct them to the promotion of peace, retrenchment, and reform.”  -- (needs corroboration)

Plum contributed four pieces to The London Echo, in 1902. They appeared under the heading “In Lighter Vein”

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