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February 28, 1896 |
English Mechanic and World of Science |
Science News. |
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April 19, 1896 |
Visalia (CA) Weekly Delta |
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July 2, 1896 |
Portland (OR) Oregonian |
Was It Andree's Balloon? |
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July 2, 1896 |
Winnipeg (MB) Manitoba Morning Free Press |
A Mysterious Balloon. / Where Was It From and Whither Bound. |
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July 17, 1896 |
English Mechanic and World of Science |
Saturn -- comet? |
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August 7, 1896 |
Winnipeg (MB) Manitoba Morning Free Press |
ACROSS THE MOON. / Professor Brooks Watches a Meteor's Flight. |
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August 12, 1896 |
Portland (OR) Oregonian |
Mysterious Balloon Again Sighted. |
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August 12, 1896 |
Sacramento (CA) Bee |
Saw a Balloon / Report Made by Indians in the Far North |
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August 12, 1896 |
Winnipeg (MB) Manitoba Morning Free Press |
CAN IT BE ANDREE? / BRITISH COLUMBIA INDIANS SAW A BALLOON. / It Was 500 miles North of Victoria and Sailing Due North -- The Explorers Driven Far Out of Their Course -- History of the Expedition -- Very Like a Whale. |
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August 13, 1896 |
Winnipeg (MB) Manitoba Morning Free Press |
IT WAS NO DREAM. / That Ghostly Baloon Seen by Winnipeggers. |
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September 28, 1896 |
Winnipeg (MB) Manitoba Free Press |
WAS ONLY A CLOUD. / How a Balloon Story Originated in the Mountains. |
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October 23, 1896 |
Grass Valley (CA) Daily Morning Union |
A Strange Meteor. |
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October 23, 1896 |
Portland (OR) Morning Oregonian |
HOME-MADE METEORS / A CLEVER HOAX PLAYED ON THE PEOPLE OF MOUNT TABOR. / |
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October 23, 1896 |
Salubria (ID) Citizen |
To Navigate the Air. |
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October 23, 1896 |
San Francisco (CA) Examiner |
THREE METEORS IN LINE. / Residents of Nevada, Cal., Witness a Thrilling Sight in the Heavens. |
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October 23, 1896 |
San Francisco (CA) Examiner |
A QUEER THING IN THE SKY. / Visitors at the Cliff House Witness a Novel Spectacle. / What Appeared to Be a Comet With Fiery Head and Tail Goes Whizzing Rapidly Eastward Over the Water. |
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October 23, 1896 |
Stockton (CA) Evening Mail |
A WONDERFUL METEOR / Three Balls of Fire With a Trail Pass Across the Northern Sky. |
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October 24, 1896 |
Eureka (CA) Daily Humboldt Standard |
The Latest from Blocksburg. |
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October 24, 1896 |
Oakland (CA) Tribune |
Saw the Meteor. / It Looked as If Three Luminous Bodies Were Traveling. |
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October 24, 1896 |
Portland (OR) Morning Oregonian |
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF / METEORS SEEN IN THIS CITY. |
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October 24, 1896 |
Portland (OR) Oregonian |
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