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ingenious women | the blog of researchers deborah jaffe & stephen van dulken ingenious women the blog of researchers deborah jaffe & stephen van dulken menu skip to content deborah jaffé search for: a medium and her patent: judith blanche dwyer november 8, 2016 uncategorized judith blanche dwyer deborah jaffe stephen van dulken writes: for some reason quite a number of woman patent holders were involved in spiritualism. one such is judith blanche dwyer. i came across her with her british patent 1899/15879 https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationdetails/originaldocument?cc=gb&nr=189915879a&kc=a&ft=d&nd=3&date=18991014&db=epodoc&locale=en_ep [and show drawing, which is is at] https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationdetails/biblio?cc=gb&nr=189915879a&kc=a&ft=d&nd=3&date=18991014&db=epodoc&locale=en_ep she said that she was of 917, market street, san francisco, medium. british patents, unlike american patents at the time, normally gave a full address and often an occupation. the invention is for a bottle which, once emptied, cannot be stopped up again. it was to prevent unhygienic reuse of bottles by unscrupulous merchants. it was a common subject among inventors in late victorian times, including by women. i thirsted to know more about this woman. to me the invention is only half the story. as i normally do, i checked for “equivalents” – the same invention published in other patent systems. besides showing their business strategy, this can give extra information. american patents at the time, for example, usually cited the citizenship of the inventor – very helpful in a cosmopolitan city such as san francisco. i first looked on google and found, on a shipping site http://www.immigrantships.net/v4/1800v4/mariposa18941122.html ,a list of “alien immigrants” on the ss mariposa, sailing from auckland 3 november 1894. she was 27, single, nurse, english, going to san francisco. previously resident in sydney, never been to usa, not going to join relatives. arrived 22 nov 1894. “english” merely meant her ethnic group, which turned out to only be her mother’s side, her father being born in ireland. i then turned to the priced ancestry genealogy database and the free california newspaper database http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc . between them they revealed a lot — but, as always, not quite enough to satisfy my curiosity. the 1900 us census gives her at 997 market street, san francisco as a lodger. she was judith b. dwyer, 32, born australia, who had arrived in the usa in 1894. her occupation was as a medium. both her unusual name and the occupation were very helpful, and her age matched the shipping record. her first appearance in the san francisco call is on 18 dec 1898, with a full article by “mrs judith b. dwyer, spiritual reader”. the mrs is presumably honorific, such as for couturiers. it makes several predictions: an attempt will be made on the life of president mckinley in may 1899 [he was assassinated, but in september 1901], queen victoria will live for 7 years [it was just over two], in 1899 germany and the usa will be engaged in a war [true, but not until 1917]. the same newspaper had an advertisement by her in the 13 august 1899 issue, saying she graduated from the ‘highest professor in occultism.” she charged $1, with a reduction available for the poor. best of all, there is a sensational account in the 22 october 1899 issue. http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=sfc18991022.2.111&srpos=1&e=——-en–20–1–txt-txin-%22ella+p.+reed%22——-1 the same newspaper had an article (calling her miss, clairvoyant and medium) about an alleged plot to murder her with a box of candy. it had been delivered anonymously to the boarding house on market street where she lived. fortunately, as she and the landlady’s daughter, ella, were about to taste it they felt warned not to. they broke it open, and saw blue chunks in it. i quote: ‘“it is bluestone [a poison]”, moaned miss dwyer. “me hated rival has been spoiled by me faithful spirit.”’ police put no credence in the story, and neither apparently did the newspaper, with the subtitle “scenes and actors in a candy comedy”. lurid drawings of her and ella illustrated the top of the article. so what happened to judith ? there, as far as i know, the trail ends. leave a comment future historians – beware of social media! october 31, 2016 uncategorized clara louisa wells deborah jaffe one of the ingenious women (published 2003, sutton uk) i have written about is clara louisa wells. so it was good to see she had acquired a wikipedia page – even though it has some inaccuracies. however, what is surprising is that the wikipedia entry has automatically generated a facebook page for clara, even though she died in 1925. the fb status is author and the short biography does relate to her. the numerous colour images on the page are clearly of people unrelated to her. so, one wonders what will future historians make of all this, especially if they are not aware of the history of social media. one can only imagine the inaccuracies that might ensue. to put the record straight: clara louisa wells was a travel writer, inventor and political activist who was born in maine, usa in 1839 and was descended from established new england families. in her late 30s she arrived in europe and spent the rest of her life in italy and the south of france dying in gerona, spain in 1925. she was a prolific writer of guidebooks (7 published), an inventor of engineering and technology based schemes (11 patents) and a petitioner of governments (2). the detailed guidebooks include: the alban hills – frascati (1878); the amphitheatres of ancient rome (1883); the arrondissement of privas in the department of ardeche, france (1906), valence (1906), grasse (1917) and puget-theniers (1922). her inventions include patents for: fresh water from seawater (1887); aerial locomotion (1895, 1909) and vehicles to absorb noxious gases (1916). she petitioned governments on the eradication of cholera. she did not set up a facebook page – future historians beware! illustration: one of the 1897 drawings from clara louisa wells’ patent diagram for exploring cold and hot regions, (exploring aerial locomotion). it shows the raised railway track, that would carry the carriages with balloons and birds on top to provide locomotion. there is a man in a carriage and the route map from naples north through europe and across the atlantic to n america. patent gb1897/15850 leave a comment national women in engineering day april 1, 2016 uncategorized deborah jaffe the national women in engineering day campaign has just been launched for 2016. the celebrations to mark women in engineering will take place on 23 june but any activities during that week are all included in campaign. further info from: [email protected] . leave a comment rachel parsons may 11, 2015 uncategorized deborah jaffe why is it that, all too often, one person’s achievements dominates a family? this is possibly the case of rachel parsons whose family was dominated by her father’s achievements. he was a great engineer in the north east of england and at his firm, parsons marine steam turbine company, he pioneered the building of the ship the turbinia. arguably, rachel’s achievement was great and should not be overlooked. rachel parsons was born in 1885 and during her childhood was fascinated by science and her father’s engineering pursuits. she sailed with him on turbinia on its early voyages and was determined to have a career in the exciting, heavy engineering industries of tyneside. she was also one of that first wave of women to go to cambridge university where she was one of only three to study mechanical sciences. despite her academic achievement and experience she never received her degree from cambridge because, at that time, women were barred from doing so. leave a comment wow, women of the world february 17, 2015 uncategorized deborah ja

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