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December 12, 1871 |
Stillwater (MN) Gazette |
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1872 |
London Low, Marston, Low & Searle |
The Great Lone Land |
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June 24, 1873 |
Fort Scott (KS) Monitor |
Signs and wonders. A Serpent in the Clouds. |
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June 27, 1873 |
Fort Scott (KS) Monitor |
Singular Phenomenon. / The Sun Encircled by a Serpent |
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July 6, 1873 |
New York (NY) Times |
General Notes |
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July 7, 1873 |
New York (NY) Times |
General Notes |
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1874 |
Proc. Calif. Academy Sci. |
Curious Electrical Light Observed during the Storm of September 30th |
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May 16, 1874 |
La Nature |
Thursday night at 22:30 in the vicinity of Marseilles… |
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1877 |
Annual Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science |
Report on observations of luminous meteors during the year 1876-77. |
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1877 |
L`Annee Scientifique |
Ball Lightning observed at Vence, in Provence. |
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1877 |
Scientific American |
Stationary Meteors |
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May 24, 1877 |
New York (NY) Daily Graphic |
A Kentucky astronomer announces hat he has discovered the Star of Bethlehem… |
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May 31, 1877 |
New York (NY) Daily Graphic |
It turns out that Joe Mulhatten is responsible… |
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October 5, 1877 |
London (England) The Times |
MYSTERIOUS LIGHTS. |
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1878 |
Nature |
Stellar Objects Seen during the Eclipse of 1869 |
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January 25, 1878 |
Denison (TX) Daily News |
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March 16, 1878 |
Hastings (MN) Gazette |
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July 8, 1878 |
New York (NY) Times |
WHAT A WEST VIRGINIA FARMER SAW. |
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August 7, 1878 |
Atchison (KS) Globe |
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August 8, 1878 |
New York (NY) Times |
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September 2, 1878 |
New York (NY) Times |
SINGULAR PHENOMENON. / AN IMMENSE SHOWER OF SMALL FISH FALLING FROM A CLOUDLESS SKY IN BUTTE COUNTY, CAL. |
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April 17, 1879 |
New York (NY) Daily Tribune |
A CURIOUS PHENOMENON. / To the Editor of the Tribune. |
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April 26, 1879 |
New York (NY) Daily Tribune |
An old hoax recalled [Boyleston meteor hoax] |
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April 26, 1879 |
New York (NY) Daily Tribune |
WAS IT A NEBULA? / To the Editor of The Tribune. |
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April 26, 1879 |
New York (NY) Tribune |
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June 21, 1879 |
Scientific American Supplement |
The curious astronomical phenomenon. |
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1880 |
Scientific American |
A Curious Phenomenon |
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March 27, 1880 |
Santa Fe (NM) Daily New Mexican |
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March 28, 1880 |
Santa Fe (NM) Daily New Mexican |
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March 29, 1880 |
Santa Fe (NM) Weekly New Mexican |
GALISTEO'S APPARITION. / Mysterious Aerial Phenomenon Appears at the Junction. / Balloon Becomes Mysteriously Visible Overhead, and After a Short Stay Departs for the East. From Asia Probably. |
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April 5, 1880 |
Santa Fe (NM) Weekly New Mexican |
Solved at Last. / The Explanation of the Balloon Mystery Which Has Been Perplexing Galisteo. / The Aerial Monster, The First of a Regular Line of Air-Ships from China to America. / Special to the New Mexican. |
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July 29, 1880 |
Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal |
More Monkeying / Between the Talented Reporters and That Well-Preserved Old Dame, Madame Rumor. / A Flying Machine Which Two Louisvillians Saw Passing Over the City. / ... / With other Edifying Morsels of News. |
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August 6, 1880 |
Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal |
The Flying Machine. / Another Witness of Reliability to the Courier-Journal's Aerial Navigator Who has Solved the Problem. |
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August 13, 1880 |
St. Louis (MO) Republican |
Missouri Items. |
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September 3, 1880 |
New York (NY) Daily Graphic |
That flying man in Brooklyn is a fraud… |
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September 3, 1880 |
New York (NY) World |
SOMEBODY FLYING AROUND. / A Buglike Apparition in the Air at Gravesend and a Humbug at the Brooklyn City Hall. |
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September 6, 1880 |
New York (NY) The Evening Post |
Wonders of a Georgia Meteor. |
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September 12, 1880 |
New York (NY) Times |
AN AERIAL MYSTERY |
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September 17, 1880 |
New York (NY) World |
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. |
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December 13, 1880 |
New York (NY) Times |
ANOTHER REMARKABLE METEOR. / From the Charlotte (N.C.) Observer. |
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December 13, 1880 |
New York (NY) Times |
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February 22, 1881 |
Raleigh (NC) Times |
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February 23, 1881 |
Raleigh (NC) Times |
Another strange noise was heard in the elements yesterday… |
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December 1, 1881 |
Lamoni (IA) Saints Herald |
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December 14, 1881 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
THE MISSING BALLOON. |
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December 15, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
The Lost Balloon. |
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December 15, 1881 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
THE MISSING BALLOON. |
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December 16, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
The Missing Balloon. |
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December 16, 1881 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
NEWS OF THE MISSING BALLOON |
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December 17, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
The Lost Balloon. |
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December 19, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
THE LOST BALLOON. |
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December 19, 1881 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
THE LOST BALLOON. |
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December 20, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
Reports from Madrid indicate... |
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December 22, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
[editorial] |
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December 26, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
The Missing Balloon. |
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December 27, 1881 |
London (England) The Times |
THE MISSING BALOON. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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1882 |
Scientific American |
A Supposed Meteor |
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November 20, 1882 |
London (England) The Times |
Meteor. |
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1883 |
Observatory |
The auroral beam of 1882, November 17. |
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1883 |
Observatory |
Discovery of Comet 1883c |
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1883 |
Observatory |
Swift's New Comet |
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October 6, 1883 |
Decatur (IL) Daily Republican |
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December 29, 1883 |
Cleveland (OH) Herald |
A MYSTERIOUS VISITANT. / A Strange Object Observed in the Heavens at Newcomerstown. |
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1884 |
(Illustrated) Science Monthly |
A Great Meteor. |
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1884 |
Illus. Sci. Monthly |
A Great Meteor |
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January 19, 1884 |
Scientific American |
A remarkable phenomenon seen in Porto Rico. |
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February 16, 1884 |
Scientific American |
A remarkable phenomenon seen at Sulpur Springs, Ohio. |
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1885 |
Comptes Rendus |
Meteorology -- On a meteor observed at Saigon… |
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August 10, 1885 |
New York (NY) Times |
BALLOONING IN A STORM. / RIDING IN A THUNDER SHOWER 6,200 FEET IN THE AIR. |
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September 8, 1885 |
Hamilton (Bermuda) Royal Gazette |
A balloon passed Bermuda. |
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September 8, 1885 |
Hamilton (Bermuda) Royal Gazette |
A Balloon Passed Bermuda. |
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September 29, 1885 |
London (England) The Times |
A LOST BALLOON. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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October 1, 1885 |
London (England) The Times |
A LOST BALLOON. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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December 3, 1885 |
Nature |
A stray balloon. |
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1886 |
Comptes Rendus |
(From a report by M.Tracul) |
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March 2, 1886 |
New York (NY) Herald |
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December 18, 1886 |
Nature |
Between 8 and 9 o'clock on November 3 a remarkable phenomenon was observed at Hamar, in Norway… |
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December 18, 1886 |
Scientific American |
Curious Phenomenon in Venezuela. / To the Editor of the Scientific American |
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January, 1887 |
Charlotte (NC) Monthly Weather Review |
Meteors. |
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May 27, 1887 |
New York (NY) Sun |
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM SAID TO HAVE REAPPEARED. / From the Cincinnati Enquirer. |
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May 28, 1887 |
New York (NY) Daily Tribune |
DOUBTS ABOUT THAT STAR OF BETHLEHEM. / From the Boston Herald. |
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May 29, 1887 |
New York (NY) Sun |
A Queer Little Cloudburst. / From the Galveston News. |
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June 23, 1887 |
New York (NY) Sun |
Venus in her Glory. |
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July 7, 1887 |
London (England) The Times |
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1888 |
L'Astronomie |
La foudre globulaire. |
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May 19, 1888 |
Halifax (NS) Herald |
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May 23, 1888 |
New York (NY) Times |
A Strange Phenomenon. |
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May 23, 1888 |
New York (NY) Times |
A DOWN-EAST FARMER ASTONISHED. |
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May 30, 1888 |
New York (NY) Times |
A FLYING SERPENT. |
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1889 |
L`Annee Scientifique |
BALL LIGHTNING AT SAINT PETERSBURG. |
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October 12, 1889 |
San Francisco (CA) Daily Examiner |
STARTLED BY A STRANGE LIGHT. / People Alarmed About a Supposed Supernatural Manifestation. |
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November 3, 1889 |
San Francisco (CA) Daily Examiner |
THE PHANTOM VESSEL. / A Regular "Flying Dutchman" Seen on the Colorado Desert. / ALWAYS FORETELLS A SAND STORM. / Romantic Account of Prospectors Who Have Sighted the Ghostly Craft and Her Shadowy Crew -- Did the Ocean Once Flow Where the Desert Is Now? -- Probable Explanation of the Strange Sight. |
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1890 |
American Meteorological Journal |
On globular lightning. |
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1890 |
Concord (NH) Republican Press Association |
Life and Times in Hopkinton, N.H. |
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January 22, 1890 |
Stillwater (MN) Gazette |
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August 21, 1890 |
Nature |
In a paper printed in the new number of the Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute… |
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November 24, 1890 |
London (England) The Times |
A new comet. |
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September 5, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
A STRANGE PHENOMENON. / A Horrible Apparition Hovers Over the City at an Early Hour this Morning. |
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September 6, 1891 |
Indianapolis (IN) Journal |
Was It a Case of "Jag"? / Singular Phenomenon Reported as Having Been Seen by Two Men Early in the Morning. |
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September 7, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
MR. SWITZER SAW THE SPOOK. / He Beholds the Midnight Wraith Whch Alarms Mr. Martin's Ice Man. |
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September 7, 1891 |
Indianapolis (IN) Journal |
Squirmed Like a Serpent. / Crawfordsville's Nameless Aerial Specter also Seen by a Minister and Wife. / Seemingly Headless and Propelled by Fire, It Swam Its Irregular Way Through the Air, and Filled Its Beholders with Awe. |
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September 8, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
The Spook Explained. |
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September 9, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
It Was Not New Wine. |
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September 9, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
Famous. |
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September 9, 1891 |
Indianapolis (IN) Journal |
Crawfordsville's Aerial Spook. / Turns Out to Have Been a Flight of Frightened Killdeers -- Joke on the Minister. |
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September 10, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
Danville Has a Spook. |
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September 11, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Daily Journal |
Asking About the Spook. |
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September 12, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Weekly Review |
White Wings. |
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September 19, 1891 |
Crawfordsville (IN) Weekly Review |
Switzer Nightmare. |
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November 26, 1891 |
Nature |
A rare phenomenon. |
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January 18, 1892 |
St. Louis (MO) Post-Dispatch |
NEWS BY MIRAGE. / Mulhatton Now Located in the North Bizzard Zone. |
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March 4, 1892 |
English Mechanic and World of Science |
[Letters to the Editor.] |
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March 26, 1892 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
Foreign Telegrams. / Espionage by Balloon. / Extraordinary Military Activity in Poland. |
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March 26, 1892 |
New York (NY) Times |
BALLOONS AS GERMAN SPIES. / A Fishy Story That Comes From Russian Sources. |
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March 26, 1892 |
New York (NY) Tribune |
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March 26, 1892 |
Vienna (Austria) Neue Frie Press |
The Synod (council) demanded... |
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March 28, 1892 |
Frankfurter (Germany) Zeitung |
Russia. |
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March 28, 1892 |
Vienna (Austria) Neue Frie Press |
Last night in Russian Poland... |
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March 31, 1892 |
Manchester (England) Guardian |
Foreign Telegrams. / Russia. / The German Military Balloons. |
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March 31, 1892 |
New York (NY) Tribune |
German Army Balloons in Active Use. / Hovering Over the Forts in Russian Poland with Search Lights at Night. |
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May 18, 1892 |
Vienna (Austria) Neue Frie Press |
At Dombrovo in Congress-Poland... |
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June 10, 1892 |
English Mechanic and World of Science |
Scientific News. |
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September 10, 1892 |
Brooklyn (NY) Eagle |
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July 3, 1893 |
Tacoma (WA) Daily Ledger |
AN ELECTRIC MONSTER / Flashes of Light and Terrible Sounds Emitted by One in the Bay. / W.L. McDonald Struck Senseless in Attempting to Rescue a Shocked Comrade. / Nearly 150 Feet Long and Covered with Coarse Hair -- A Fishing Party's Trip Cut Short. |
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December 31, 1893 |
Charleston (SC) News & Courier |
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September 29, 1894 |
La Nature |
Bolides and meteorites fallen in Greece in 1894. |
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1895 |
Popular Astronomy |
Meteors Observed During a Total Eclipse of the Sun |
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1895 |
Popular Astronomy |
Meteors Seen During a Total Eclipse |
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September 4, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC (?) APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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September 6, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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September 6, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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September 6, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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September 7, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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September 10, 1895 |
London (England) The Times |
REMARKABLE METEORIC APPEARANCE. / TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. |
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November 16, 1895 |
Blackfoot (ID) News |
IT EXCITES INTEREST. / THE SUCCESSFUL TRIP OF THE BICYCLE FLYING MACHINE. / How a New York World Reporter Easily and Safely Guided the Ship - The Sensation of Being High Up in the Air. |
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