Bill Seper
The Very Best Historic Voices
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This is a collection of historic spoken word recordings from the turn of the 20th century that are in the public domain and which have been digitally remastered and restored.
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- 1 Immortality
- 2 Address To American Indians
- 3 Untitled Campaign Speech
- 4 Speech at Republican Convention
- 5 Rights and Progress of the Negro
- 6 The Right of the People to Rule
- 7 Words of Welcome
- 8 My South Polar Expedition
- 9 The Discovery Of The North Pole
- 10 Untitled - Talking About Bell Inventing the Telephone
- 11 Let Us never Forget
- 12 Untitled - Talking About Sherlock Holmes and Spiritualism
- 13 The Lake Isle of Innisfree
- 14 Einstein and the Jews
- 15 The Spices Of Life
- 16 The Ballad Of Reading Jail
- 17 For Every Day
- 18 The Chinese Water Torture Chamber (Spiel)
- 19 Greetings to the Dear Old Comrades of Balaclava
- 20 Othello
- 21 Remarks During His Visit at the Edison Laboratory
- 22 Audio From a Lost Edison Kinetophone Movie
- 23 Sentiments on the Cuban Question
- 24 Salvation Army Speech
- 25 Benediction To The Catholic People
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Politicians
1 William Jennings Bryan
Title: Immortality (Campaign Speech)
Recording Date: 1908
2 Woodrow Wilson
Title: Address To American Indians
Recording Date: 1913
3 Grover Cleveland
Title: Unknown (Campaign Speech)
Recording Date: 1892
4 William McKinley
Title: Unknown (Speech at Republican Convention)
Recording Date: 1896
5 William Howard Taft
Title: Rights and Progress of the Negro (Campaign Speech)
Recording Date: 1908
6 Theodore Roosevelt
Title: The Right of the People to Rule (Campaign Speech)
Recording Date: August 1912
7 Garrett A. Hobart (Vice President)
Title: Words of Welcome
Recording Date: May 1, 1898
Inventors & Explorers
8 Lt. Ernest H. Shackleton
Title: My South Polar Expedition
Recording Date: March 30, 1910
9 Commander Robert E Peary
Title: The Discovery Of The North Pole
Recording Date: 1910
10 Thomas A. Watson
Title: Unknown (Talking About Bell Inventing the Telephone)
Recording Date: 1914
11 Thomas A. Edison
Title: "Let Us never Forget" (Talking About the Aftermath of WWI)
Recording Date: 1916
Authors & Poets
12 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Title: Unknown (Talking About Sherlock Holmes and Spiritualism)
Recording Date: May 14, 1930
13 WB Yeats
Title: The Lake Isle of Innisfree (Reading From His Poem)
Recording Date: October 4, 1932
14 George Bernard Shaw
Title: Einstein and the Jews (Speech Promoting Jewry at an Event Honoring Einstein)
Recording Date: October 28, 1930
15 G.K. Chesterton
Title: The Spices Of Life
Recording Date: Unknown (Mid 1930's)
16 Oscar Wilde
Title: The Ballad Of Reading Jail (Reading From His Poem)
Recording Date: 1898
17 Leo Tolstoy
Title: "For Every Day" (Reading From His Book in English)
Recording Date: 1907
Interesting Persons
18 Harry Houdini
Title: The Chinese Water Torture Chamber (Practicing Spiel During a Rehearsal)
Recording Date: 1914
19 Florence Nightingale
Title: Greetings to the Dear Old Comrades of Balaclava (Speech for Veteran's Benefit)
Recording Date: July 30, 1890
20 Edwin Booth
Title: "Othello" (Reading from Shakespeare)
Recording Date: 1892
21 General Nelson A. Miles
Title: Unknown (Remarks During His Visit at the Edison Laboratory)
Recording Date: December 28, 1914
22 Andrew Carnegie
Title: Unknown (This is the Audio From a Lost Edison Kinetophone Movie)
Recording Date: January 20, 1914
23 William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill)
Title: "Sentiments on the Cuban Question"
Recording Date: April 20, 1898
24 General William Booth
Title: Salvation Army Speech
Recording Date: 1902
25 Pope Leo XIII
Title: Benediction To The Catholic People
Recording Date: 1903