6. 'Fortune Was Squandered In Keely Motor,' Philadelphia Press, January 22, 1899.
7. 'Clara Bloomfield-Moore, Keely and His Discoveries, Aerial Navigation, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1893, pages 156-157. See also: Clara Bloomfield-Moore, Keely's Secrets, Theosophical Publishing Society, 1888, page 36, where she also writes that 'These volumes are to be published by the Lippincott Publishing Company, of Philadelphia, as soon as Keely has completed his mechanical work.' Of these treatises Sykes writes mat 'none of these have been traced; it is possible that the originals are lying in some private library.' In: Egerton Sykes, The Keely Mystery, Markham House, 2nd revised edition, 1972, page 9. Pond writes that Lippincott denies they ever saw or published these books. See: Dale Pond, 'Keely Bibliography,' Delta Spectrum research, 1995, pages 3-4.
8. C.W. Snell, The Snell Manuscript, Delta Spectrum Research, 1995, page 1. A large part of the book consists of Bloomfield-Moore's 1888 pamphlet and her 1893 book. On this, Pond writes 'While the Snell manuscript contains many of these same quotes mere are a large number of paragraphs mat I have not seen elsewhere. This is why I maintain a certain coincidence with Snell's allegation of the source being a book by Keely. However... there is a great possibility these quotes came from elsewhere.' Correspondence with Dale Pond, dated January 9, 1997.
9. Dale Pond, Universal Laws Never Before Revealed: Keely's Secrets, The Message Company, 1995, page 260.
10. See: 'National Union Catalog, pre-1956 imprints,' vol. 61, page 563, 598, and 'British Museum General Catalog of Printed Books to 1955, compact ed.,' vol.13, page 1067.
11. 'Two Hours With Keely,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, November 11, 1895.
12. Alexander Klein, 'Atomic Energy, 1872-1899: R.I.P.,' 'Grand Deception,' Lippincott, 1955, page 77. Klein also writes that 'an attempt, at the writers request, to play the notes resulted, disappointedly, neither in some haunting melody nor in a jarring bedlam, but rather a weak and vapid disconnectedness...,' which is of course a matter of taste.
13. William Mill Butler, 'Keely and the Keely Motor,' The Home Magazine, 1898, page 115. See: Julius Moritzen, 'The Extraordinary Story of John Worrell Keely,' The Cosmopolitan, April, 1899, vol.XXVI, no.6, page 638, and 'Keely Monumental Fraud of the Century,' New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
14. For illustrations see: Julius Moritzen, 'The Extraordinary Story of John Worrell Keely,' The Cosmopolitan, April, 1899, vol.XXVI, no.6, page 638, and 'Keely Monumental Fraud of the Century,' New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
15. 'They are diligently searching for Keely's papers. His complete diary is in existence,' New York Herald, January 1, 1899. From this article, it appears that Anna Keely turned these over to Kinraide: 'It will take Mr. Kinraide about two weeks to go over his papers and effects in Philadelphia before he can begin working on me motors at his laboratory here... ' See also this chapter, for conflicting statements. On Kinraide, see this chapter and chapter 6.
16. ibid.
17. 'Keely's Secret was Preserved. President of the Company Says Inventor's Widow Has The Manuscript,' The Evening Bulletin, November 21, 1898.
18. 'The Motor's Future. After the Inventor's Funeral All Doubts Will Be Dispelled.,' Philadelphia Inquirer, November 23, 1898.
19. 'Mr. Keely's Funeral. Sympathetic Tributes Delivered By Several Ministers,' Public Ledger, November 24, 1898.
20. 'John W. Keely Laid to Rest. Many Friends attended the Dead Inventor's Funeral. Words of Eulogy Spoken,' The Times, November 24, 1898.
21. 'May Fight Over The Keely Motor. Wife of Dead Inventor Wants to Keep His Secret. A Protest From the Company,' The Evening Bulletin, November 25, 1898.
22. 'Keely's Papers. Uncertain as to What Disposition Will Be Made of Them,' Philadelphia Inquirer, November 26, 1898.
23. 'Keely Stockholders Still in the Dark,' The Times, November 29, 1898.
24. 'No Keely Developments,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, November 29, 1898.
25. 'No Keely Motor Meeting Today,' The Evening Bulletin, November 29, 1898.
26. 'No Keely Developments,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, November 29, 1898.
27. 'No Keely Motor Meeting,' The Times, November 30, 1898.
28. 'Death of John W. Keely,' Scientific American, December 3, 1898.
29. 'Keely's Will Reveals No Secret. No Mention Of His Motor,' The Evening Bulletin, December 1, 1898. See Also: 'Keely's Will Probated,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 2, 1898, 'Inventor Keely's Will Filed,' New York Times, December 21, 1898. Also: 'Motor Not Mentioned in Keely's Will,' New York Daily Tribune, December 2, 1898.
30. 'Hope For The Motor's Future,' The Evening Telegraph, December 5, 1898. The article erroneously names Anna Keely's lawyer as 'Charles S. Smith.'
31. 'Keely's Friends Confer,' The Times, December 6, 1898. The article erroneously names Anna Keely's lawyer as 'Charles S. Smith.'
32. 'Keely Motor Plans,' The Evening Bulletin, December 7, 1898.
33. 'Keely Motor Meeting To-Day. It is Not Expected That a Quorum Will be Present to Transact Business,' The Times, December 14, 1898.
34. 'Mrs. Keely And The Motor Co. Annual Meeting To-Day Postponed on Account of Small Attendance,' The Evening Bulletin, December 14, 1898. See also: 'Keely Meeting Had No Quorum,' Evening Telegraph, December 14, 1898.
35. 'Fighting Over Keely's Secret. Annual Meeting of the Company's Stockholders Ends in a Row. Strong Language Used,' The Evening Bulletin, December 20, 1898.
36. 'To Finish The Motor. Turbulent Meeting Of The Keely Motor Company Stockholders,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 21, 1898.
37. 'Keely's Friends Confer,' The Times, December 6, 1898.
38. 'Boston Man in Keely's Shoes. J.B. Kinraide Will Try To Make Motor Mote,' The Times, December 21, 1898. Also: 'Will Work on Keely's Motor,' New York Times, December 25, 1898.
39. 'T.B. Kinraide Will Endeavor to Complete the Machine,' unspecified Boston newspaper clipping, December 24, 1898, Sympathetic Vibratory Physics Homepage, Internet.
40. 'Keely Directors Skeptical,' The Times, December 22, 1898.
41. 'Confession by Mrs. Keely's Attorney. Statement from Charles S. Hill,' in 'Keely, The Monumental Fraud of me Century,' New York Times, January 29, 1899.
42. 'Noted Woman Dead. Mrs. Bloomfield-Moore Passes Away In London,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, January 6, 1899. See also: 'Her Anxiety Brought Her Death,' Philadelphia Inquirer, January 6, 1899.
43. Gaston Burridge, 'The Baffling Keely Free Energy Machines,' Fate, vol.10, no.7, 1957, page 46. Of the Keely files allegedly in Sweden, Sykes suggested that 'Keely's papers are locked up in the cellars of a castle in Sweden just waiting for somebody to go and look at them.' In: Egerton Sykes, 'Keely Once Again,' Atlantis, vol.21, no.3, May/June 1968, page 68. Burridge's tale resurfaced in 1972; that year Swedish publisher Wendelholm issued the ring-stapled volume 'Keely - Pictures of his Discoveries' in a limited edition of 500 copies, now out of print. According to a certain A.L. who wrote me forward, '.. .Keely had a young relative who is apparently still alive. This relative had no great faith in Keely's work, but he related mat Mrs. Moore passed on many of Keely's secrets, however good or bad, to Count von Rosen, at mat time a resident of Scodand. The last information we have of mis material is mat it was brought to Stockholm in 1912. But it has recently come to light again.' The book consists of 54 photographs of some of Keely's devices and charts, some culled from contemporary articles on Keely. Although the writer suggests mat the book is a selection of, or all of the Swedish Keely materials, it is by no means certain mat these photo's were part of what was allegedly sent to Sweden. Pond communicated with the publisher in 1985; the written answer was: 'The original (sic) for reprinting was remitted us from a secret society in Sweden (sic). As we remember the material was transmitted to me society by Count von Rosen there was in family contact with Mrs. Bloomfield-Moore (sic). The material was in old blueprints and brown-colored pictures of bad quality, - particularly me diagrams (sic)..
. We mean, that the only reason we was contacted for this mission was mat we in long time have been produced books of alkemistic caractere, and me society was solicitous to bring the Keely-tradition to the public...(sic)' Copy of letter of publisher dated November 6, 1985, in my possession. My attempts to contact the publisher to clarify this matter were to no avail. Letters were returned, stating that the P.O. Box address was no longer in use. The circumstantial evidence is that some of the photographs sport Bloomfield-Moore's handwriting, identifying several parts on Keely's engines and requesting the return of the photo's to her London home address.
44. 'Count Von Rosen Talks Of Keely,' The Evening Bulletin, March 15, 1899.
45. 'Thinks Keely Was A Fraud,' The Times, March 10, 1899. The name of the grandson appears in: 'Count Von Rosen Talks Of Keely,' The Evening Bulletin, March 15, 1899.
46. 'Count Von Rosen Talks Of Keely,' The Evening Bulletin, March 15, 1899. See also: 'Bloomfield-Moore Estate,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, March 9, 1899.
47. 'Mrs. Moore's Will. Arrival Of Count Von Rosen, Executor Of Her Estate,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, March 16, 1899.
48. Gaston Burridge, 'The Baffling Keely 'Free Energy Machines,' Fate, vol.10, no.7, 1957, page 49. An acquaintance told to Pond that nothing was found in Meyers' legacy concerning Keely.
49. The library of Bloomfield-Moore, 'numbering some 3,000 volumes' and 'rich in works of science and medieval history,' with 'some rare books in the latter class,' was transferred to the University of Pennsylvania; 'This acquisition is being catalogued according to the Dewey system... ' In: 'Mrs. Bloomfield-Moore's Library,' The Evening Bulletin, February 10, 1899. The University of Pennsylvania informed me mat they do not have Bloomfield-Moore's correspondence.
50. 'Fortune Was Squandered In Keely Motor,' Press, January 22, 1899. See also: 'Keely Motor,' 'Everybody's Column,' in Philadelphia Enquirer, October 16, 1931. The numbers vary; elsewhere it was stated that Keely had invented 150 different engines. In: 'Keely Of Motor Fame Is Dead,' The Times, November 19, 1898. Edwards writes that 'Between 1885 and 1888 he made more than seventy devices, testing some before witnesses, destroying others after a few runs seen only by himself and his machinists.' In: Frank Edwards, Strangest of All, Citadel, 1956, Carol Paperbacks, 1991, page 164.
51. 'Keely's Secret,' The World, May 11, 1890.
52. O.M. Babcock, The Keely Motor, Financial, Mechanical, Philosophical, Historical, Actual, Prospective, privately printed, Philadelphia, June, 1881, page 20. Facsimile reprint by Delta Spectrum Research, no date. Babcock's statement also in Clara Bloomfield-Moore, 'Aerial Navigation,' The Arena, 1894, pages 388, 391, reprinted by Delta Spectrum Research, no date.
53. Keely's Vaporic Force. Experiments With A Mysterious Gun At Sandy Hook,' unspecified newspaper clipping, September 21, 1884, Sympathtic Vibratory Physics Homepage, Internet.
54. 'Keely Sphere Was No Secret,' Philadelphia Press, January 8, 1899. About the destruction of his engines, see also: Clara Bloomfield-Moore, Keely and His Discoveries, Aerial Navigation, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1893, page 11, 130, 165, 263. See also: 'Fortune Was Squandered In Keely Motor,' The Press, January 22, 1899, and the sources of note 52.
55. O.M. Babcock, The Keely Motor, Financial, Mechanical, Philosophical, Historical, Actual, Prospective, privately printed, Philadelphia, June, 1881, page 20. Facsimile reprint by Delta Spectrum Research, no date.
56. Madame Blavatsky's Writings, vol. XIII, Theosophical Publishing Society, 1982, page 385. See also William Mill Butler, 'Keely and the Keely Motor,' The Home Magazine, 1898, pages 109, 111.
57. Afra, 'John Worrell Keely,' Theosophia, no. 13, May, 1893.
58. Clara Bloomfield-Moore, Keely and His Discoveries, Aerial Navigation, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1893, page 130. See also William Mill Butler, 'Keely and the Keely Motor,' The Home Magazine, 1898, page 109.
59. ibid. pages 11, 165.
60. Gaston Burridge, 'The Baffling Keely Free Energy Machines,' Fate, vol. 10, no.7, 1957, page 46.
61. Egerton Sykes, The Keely Mystery, 2nd revised edition, Markham House, 1972, page 14.
62. 'Keely, Motor Man Dead. Succumbed After A Week's Illness Of Pneumonia,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, November 19, 1898.
63. Kinraide was misspelled as Kincaid, 'T.B. Kinrade,' 'Kinraid,' 'J.B. Kinraide,' and even 'Y.B. Kineraide.' That his name was misspelled in print on several occasions, is not so mysterious, when one considers that in the contemporary newspaper articles, Charles W. Schuellermann's name was sometimes misspelled as Schnellermann, Schullerman or Scheullermann, and other names would be sometimes misspelled as well.
64. Documents of the West Laurel Hill Cemetery Company, dated December 20, 1898, copies received through Dale Pond.
65. 'Did Another Share Keely's Secret? A Mysterious Stranger Whose Presence is a Puzzle to the Directors,' The Evening Bulletin, November 26, 1898.
66. 'Official Statement To The Journal By A Director,' in: 'Keely Monumental Fraud of the Century, New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
67. 'Did Another Share Keely's Secret? A Mysterious Stranger Whose Presence is a Puzzle to the Directors,' The Evening Bulletin, November 26, 1898.
68. 'Keely Stockholders Still in the Dark,' The Times, November 29, 1898.
69. 'Fighting Over Keely's Secret,' The Evening Bulletin, December 20, 1898. Also: 'The Keely Motor Company, 'New York Times, December 21, 1898. This article stated: 'Charles S. Hill, attorney for the inventor's widow, stated that Keely's secret did not exist in manuscript, but that Keely had made a suggestion before his death that T.B. Kinraid of Boston was the one man who could succesfully carry out his idea.'
70. 'To Finish The Motor. Turbulent Meeting Of The Keely Company Stockholders,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 21, 1898.
71. 'Boston Man In Keely's Shoes. J.B. Kinraide Will Try To Make The Motor Mote,' The Times, December 21, 1898. There is some uncertainty concerning Smith's first name. Here he is called 'James J. Smith.'
72. 'To Finish The Motor. Turbulent Meeting Of The Keely Company Stockholders,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 21, 1898.
73. ibid. See also: 'Will Ship Keely's Devices,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 28, 1898.
74. 'Boston Man In Keely's Shoes. J.B. Kinraide Will Try To Make The Motor Mote,' The Times, December 21, 1898.
75. 'New Man On Keely's Motor. Boston Scientist to Take Up the Work on the Mysterious Engine,' The Evening Bulletin, December 21, 1898.
76. 'Keely Directors Sceptical,' The Times, December 22, 1898.
77. Short editorial in: Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 27, 1898.
78. 'To Test Keely's Theory. T.B. Kinrade Will Work One Year on the Motor,' The Times, December 27, 1898.
79. 'Will Ship Keely's Devices,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 28, 1898.
80. 'To Try Keely's Machines,' The Times, December 30, 1898.
81. 'Keely Inventory Filed,' The Evening Bulletin, January 4, 1899. Also: 'Keely Motor Inventory of Estate,' New York Daily Tribune, January 5, 1899.
82. 'Keely's Motor In Boston,' New York Times, January 4, 1899.
83. 'Official Statement To The Journal By A Director,' in: 'Keely Monumental Fraud Of The Century, New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
84. 'To Try Keely's Machines,' The Times, December 30, 1898.
85. 'Keely Sphere Was No Secret,' Philadelphia Press, January 8, 1899.
86. 'A Mysterious Globe,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, January 9, 1899.
87. 'Tesla Knew Of Keely's Secret,' Evening Journal, January 20, 1899.
88. 'Official Statement to the Journal by a Director,' in: 'Keely Monumental Fraud of the Century,' New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
89. 'Official Statement to the Journal by a Director,' in: 'Keely Monumental Fraud of the Century,' New York Journal, January 29, 1899. Hotel Stratford was the address where Kinraide resided during his stay in Philadelphia, according to documents of
the West Laurel Hill Cemetery Company, dated December 20, 1898.
90. 'Tesla Knew Of Keely's Secret,' Evening Journal, January 20, 1899.
91. William Mill Butler, 'Keely and the Keely Motor,' The Home Magazine, 1898, page 114.
92. 'Will Ship Keely's Devices,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, December 28, 1898.
93. 'Keely Inventory Filed,' The Evening Bulletin, January 4, 1899.
94. 'Confession By Mrs. Keely's Attorney,' in: 'Keely The Monumental Fraud Of The Century,' New York Journal, January 29, 1899. See also: Keely's Secrets, Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, January 30, 1899.
95. 'Official Statement To The Journal By A Director,' in: 'Keely Monumental Fraud The Century, New York Journal, January 29, 1899.
96. 'The Keely Motor Secret Is Out,' The Times, January 30, 1899. See also: 'Light On Keely's Motor,' The Record, January 30, 1899.
97. Keely's Secrets, Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, January 30, 1899. Also: 'Keely Motor makes Kinraide Angry,' New York Herald, January 30, 1899, 'Did Keely Use Water?,' Hartford Courant, January 30, 1899.
98. 'Bridge Answers Kinraid,' The Times, January 31, 1899. Also: 'The Keely Motor Revelations,' New York Times, January 31, 1899.
99. 'Visiting Mr. Kinraide. Keely Motor People Start For Boston,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, February 9, 1899.
100. ibid. See also: 'Keely's Motor Again,' The Evening Bulletin, February 9, 1899.
101. 'Keely Motor Investigation In Boston,' Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, February 11, 1899.
102. 'Keely Directors Own Up,' The Evening Bulletin, March 1, 1899.
103. The newspapers do not refer to any relocation or disposal of Keely's equipment that was stored in Philadelphia.
104. 'End of the Keely Motor,' Scientific American, May 20, 1899, page 333.
105. 'Keely Motor Tricks Were All Reproduced,' The Press, July 16, 1899.
106. 'Kinraide On Keely,' The Press, July 16, 1899.
107. 'Keely Motor Tricks Were All Reproduced,' The Press, July 16, 1899.
108. 'Kinraide On Keely,' The Press, July 16, 1899.
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