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[[W. Golden Mortimer]] ( December 27, 1854 - ), born in New York City, was first president of [[SAM]].
 
 
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'''W. Golden Mortimer''' (1854-1933), born in New York City, was the first president of [[SAM]].
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== Biography ==
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He started out as a magician as pupil of [[Robison, the Fakir]]. He toured the United States successfully as "Mortimer's Mysteries" before becoming a physician.
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He started out as a magician as pupil of Robison, the Fakir. He toured the United States successfully as "Mortimer's Mysteries" before becoming a physician.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 20:50, 7 August 2013

W. Golden Mortimer
BornDecember 27, 1854
New York City, New York
Died1933

W. Golden Mortimer (1854-1933), born in New York City, was the first president of SAM.

Biography

He started out as a magician as pupil of Robison, the Fakir. He toured the United States successfully as "Mortimer's Mysteries" before becoming a physician.

References