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W.C. Clark
135 BiWay
From the Biographical Publication
Who's Who in America
WALSH, HENRY COLLINS, journalist, editor; b. Florence, Italy, Nov. 23,
1863; S. Robert Walsh, of Phila.; lived in Italy until 9 years old; graduate
University of Georgetown, D. C. Entered journalism on Phila. Times; later
editor the Mansfield, Pa. Advertiser; managing editor Catholic World Magazine;
on staff International Encyclopedia. Founded with W. S. Walsh, American
Notes and Queries, Phila. Literary Editor Lippincott's Magazine for 3 years;
traveled extensively in Arctic regions and Central America. Rode horseback
through Morocco and has been in many climes, Was war-correspondent New
York Herald and Harper's Weekly during Spanish-American war; co-editor
Smart Set mag. 1902-06; member and organizer of Arctic Club of America;
Secretary The Explorers Club. Author By the Potomac and other Poems,
1889; "The Last Cruise of the Miranda, a Record of Arctic Adventure,"
INTERIOR TRIBES
1896; "The White World " (in collaboration with other members Arctic
Club, 1903). Residence : 157 W. 73d Street, New York.
RG 401
From "Table Talk," London.
"One of the most interesting American visitors that London has seen for some time is un-
doubtedly Mr. Henry Collins Walsh, who arrived here a few days ago from Morocco, where he
had an exciting series of adventures. Few men seem to have such a relish for exploration as
Mr. Walsh. It seems like the other day that we heard of him as a member of a party of Arctic
adventurers, and the delights of being shipwrecked in Polar waters were described in a
very instructive manner in the book which he entitled, "The Last Cruise of the Mir-
anda." He kindly allows mc to reproduce a pic-
ture of a young lady whom he met in very exclu-
sive Esquimaux society; and to return to the other
extreme of atmospheric condition, there is a view
of a comfortable desert in Morocco, in which he is
accompanied by members of his party, a camel,
and a bicycle on the top of the camel."
OUTSIDE THE CITY WALLS
POST & DAVIS CO , NEW YORK
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