- Topsy (elephant) - Wikipedia
Topsy (c 1875 – January 4, 1903) was a female Asian elephant who was electrocuted at Coney Island, New York, in January 1903
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- The Electrocution of Topsy the Elephant - Historic Mysteries
Topsy the Elephant was executed by electrocution in 1903 Captured on film, Topsy’s death may be the first deliberate murder of an animal preserved this way
- Myth Buster-Topsy the Elephant - Rutgers University
It is arguably the most famous animal execution ever—the killing of Topsy the elephant at Luna Park on Coney Island in January 1903 It received national coverage in the newspapers, and the Edison Manufacturing Co sent a film crew to document it
- Topsy | Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
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- Who Was Topsy And What Did She Have To Do With the . . . - NYHistory
When Topsy, an elephant that had served as an attraction for visitors to Coney Island in the 1890s, killed several keepers (including an abusive trainer who tried to feed her a lighted cigarette), a decision was made to put her to death
- January 4, 1903: The Worst Case Of Animal Cruelty In American History
On January 4, 1903, one of the most disturbing events in the history of animal welfare occurred at Coney Island’s Luna Park Topsy, a 28-year-old Asian elephant, was publicly electrocuted in a grim display that merged human cruelty with technological ambition
- Topsy (4-Paw Topsy, Crooked-tail Topsy) at Luna Park in United States . . .
Topsy (born circa 1875, died January 4, 1903), was a domesticated elephant with the Forepaugh Circus at Coney Island's Luna Park Due to her having killed three men in as many years, Topsy was deemed a threat to people by her owners and put down via electrocution on January 4, 1903
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