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[Migrations]:
Migrations / Mantis / Aug 28, 1929. [SF-II; 1383. See: (1929 Aug 28).]
Migrations / Swarm mantises / N.Y. / Aug 28, 1929. [SF-II; 1384. See: (1929 Aug 28).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 25, 1872. [SF-II; 1385. See: (1872 Oct 25).]
Migrations / North / Oct 24, 1865. [SF-II; 1386. See: (1865 Oct 24).]
Migration / A mixed swarm of insects / July 30, 1916. [SF-II; 1387. See: (1916 July 30).]
Migration / Starving birds that came from far / May, 1864. [SF-II; 1388. See: (1864 May).]
Migrations / Aug 21, 1880. [SF-II; 1389. See: (1880 Aug 21).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 11, 1883. [SF-II; 1390. See: (1883 Oct 11).]
Migrations / Butterflies and flying ants / July 16, 1926. [SF-II; 1391. See: (1926 July 16).]
Migration / Mixed / July 30, 1916. [SF-II; 1392. See: (1916 July 30).]
Migrations / Whether migration or not, caterpillars and snails together / May 27, 1924. / July 24 / Earwigs and spiders. [SF-II; 1393. See: (1924 May 27), and, (1924 July 24).]
Migration / Northward / Oct. 7, 1914. [SF-II; 1394. See: (1914 Oct 7).]
Migration / Beetles and mosquitoes / Oct 24, 1906. [SF-II; 1395. See: (1906 Oct 24).]
Migrations / Diff kinds / See 1907. [SF-II; 1396. See: (1907).]
Migrations / Dragon-flies / June 24-26, 1883. [SF-II; 1397. See: (1883 June 24-26).]
Migration / Great of dragon-flies / June 5-10, 1900. [SF-II; 1398. See: (1900 June 5-10).]
Migration / But in wind / birds and butterflies / Sept 16, 1866. [SF-II; 1399. See: (1866 Sept 16).]
Migration / Birds / Oct 14, 1876. [SF-II; 1400. See: (1876 Oct 14).]
Migration / Flying north / Oct 24, 1865. [SF-II; 1401. See: (1865 Oct 24).]
Migration / Beetles and mosquitoes / apart but same time / Oct 24, 1906. [SF-II; 1402. See: (1906 Pct 24).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 11, 1883. [SF-II; 1403. See: (1883 Oct 11).]
Migration / Yarn of the eagles / July 4, 1891. [SF-II; 1404. See: (1891 July 4).]
Migration / Birds / north / Oct. 7, 1914. [SF-II; 1405. See: (1914 Oct 7).]
Migrations / The sugar ants that disappeared from Barbados and Grenada in the hurricane of 1780. / Schomburgk, Hist of Barbados, p. 45. [SF-II; 1406. (Schomburgk, Robert Hermann. The History of Barbadoes. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1848, 45.)]
Migrations / N.B. / West Indian Islands over-run by ants. The hurricane of 1780 swept Barbados and Martinique clean of them. / E. Mec 54/400. [SF-II; 1407. (English Mechanic, 54-400.)]
Migrations / Birds and phe of May 1, 1812. [SF-II; 1408. See: (1812 May 1).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 11, 1883. [SF-II; 1409. See: (1883 Oct 11).]
Migration / 2 kinds insects / March 27, 1885. [SF-II; 1410. See: (1885 March 27).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 11, 1883. [SF-II; 1411. See: (1883 Oct 11).]
Migration / Peculiar of dragon-flies because in Sept—others before this in July / Sept 23, 1884 / Sept 4, 1885. [SF-II; 1412. See: (1884 Sept 23), and, (1885 Sept 4).]
Migration / Dragon-flies in June / See 1888 / June 6 and 23. [SF-II; 1413. See: (1888 June 6 & 23).]
Migrations / Dragon-flies / June 5, 10-12, 1900. [SF-II; 1414. See: (1900 June 5, 10-12).]
Migrations / See col. notes / June, 1879. [SF-II; 1415. See: (1879 June).]
[Migrations] / Migratory birds northward in England / Oct 7, 1914. [SF-II; 1416. See: (1914 Oct 7).]
Migration / Birds and moths / Oct 25, 1872. [SF-II; 1417. See: (1872 Oct 25).]
Migration / July (14) / dragon-flies / 1908. [SF-II; 1418. See: (1908 July 14).]
Migrations / Driven by forest fires / Sept 18-20, 1881. [SF-II; 1419. See: (1881 Sept 18-20).]
Migrations / See Birds. / Insects. [SF-II; 1420.]
Migrations / Mantis / Aug 28, 1929. [SF-II; 1421. See: (1929 Aug 28).]
Migration / Wrong way / north / Oct 7, 1914. [SF-II; 1422. See: (1914 Oct 7).]
Mill stream on mt. peak / Said belong to old mill / Cor? / L.T., 1849, Aug. 10/3/[note cut off]. [AF-III; 53. (London Times, August 10, 1849, p. 3.)]
[Millerism]:
Millerism / Col. under date of Oct 22, 1844. [AF-II; 850. See: 1844 Oct. 22, (A: 177 to 181).]
Millerism / Oct 22, 1844. [SF-VII; 1210. See: (1844 Oct 22).]
[Mills]:
Mill / Jan 24, 1891. [SF-VII; 1292. See: (1891 Jan 24).]
Mill near Willington / June, 1840. [SF-VII; 1293. See: (1840 June).]
Mills / May 24, 1871. [SF-VII; 1294. See: (1871 May 24).]
Mill / Polt / May 24, 1871. [SF-VII; 1295. See: (1871 May 24).]
Mill / Jan, 1887. [SF-VII; 1296. See: (1887 Jan).]
Mill / May 28, 1874. [SF-VII; 1297. See: (1874 May 28).]
Mill / Shaking mill / Ap. 17, 1874. [SF-VII; 1298. See: (1874 Ap 17).]
Mill / May 28, 1906. [SF-VII; 1299. See: (1906 May 28).]
Mill / Ap., 1874 / Other mills before. [SF-VII; 1301. See: (1874 Ap).]
Mill / June, 1840. [SF-VII; 1302. See: (1840 June).]
Mill / May 28, 1906. [SF-VII; 1303. See: (1906 May 28).]
[Miracles]:
(Miracles) / 1896 / March 2 / Trib, 13-3 / Miracles. [AF-II; 851. (New York Tribune, March 2, 1896, p. 13 c. 3.)]
Miracles / Marpingen Miracles / Trib, Ap 7-5-1, 1879. [AF-II; 852. (New York Tribune, April 7, 1879, p. 5 c. 1.)]
[?] / + / Lourdes / D. Chron, 1924, July 7-3-3 / Case of an English girl whose hand was covered with sores from blood-poisoning. Went to Lourdes, May 29, in charge of a nurse, came back cured. On 6th of July she was examined by 50 doctors, at the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth, St. John's Wood, London. The diseased condition was certiied by 3 doctors of Lourdes. Sore gone but some contraction of the hand remained, and the 50 doctors' official statement was—"On the evidence submitted, the cure is not proven." / The nurse was questioned. [SF-V: 408.1 to 408.4. (London Daily Chronicle, July 7, 1924, p. 3 c. 3.) "Lourdes Miracle To Be Tested." People, June 29, 1924, p. 6 c. 6. "Evidence will be laid before the meeting that a girl arrived with the pilgrimage and was examined before and after her cure by doctors at Lourdes. She had a septic hand and all efforts to cure it had been without success during the 17 months previous to the pilgrimage. When examined in the medical bureau the hand was seen to be rigidly flexed at the wrist and tightly clenched, the fingers resisting the efforts of the doetors. But—a matter of supreme importance—in addition they observel eight or nine sores from which malodorous pus was oozing." "Half an hour after this examination the patient bathed in the piscine while the prayers for recovery were said by the crowd without. Three hours later she bathed a second time, and she noticed when removing her bandage that all trace of pus had disappeared from the hand, the sores were either healed or healing, the wrist spontaneously straightened and became flexible, and the fingers unclapsed. The movement was at first restricted. but steadily improved each hour." "The girl was the last patient to be accepted for the pilgrimage, and it is pathetic to note that she begged to be taken as a last chance before she lost her hand by amputation. I have had a letter from her, written with the 'bad' hand, which shows no trace of stiffness or clumsiness after its seventeen months of immobility." Thayer: "Found flying / may belong here."]
Miraculous / + / Crosses appearing on clothes / etc. / N.Q. 8-1-283. [SF-VII; 1263. (Notes and Queries, s. 8 v. 1 p. 283.)]
Miracles / Marpinger / N.Y. Trib. / 1879 / Ap. 7-5-1. [SF-VII; 1304. (New York Tribune, April 7, 1879, p. 5 c. 1.)]
Miracles / Trib. / 1896 / March 2-13-3. [SF-VII; 1305. (New York Tribune, March 2, 1896, p. 13 c. 3.)]
Miracles / Col. under Templemore / Aug., 1920—(?). [SF-VII; 1306.1.]
Miracle / Boiling blood of St. Januarius / Sept., 1930. [SF-VII; 1306.2. ("Boiling Blood Miracle." New York Evening World, September 19, 1930, p .A3 c. 2-3.)]
[Mirages]:
Mirage / July, 1870. [SF-III; 201. See: (1870 July).]
Mirage / May 17, 1837. [SF-III; 202. See: (1837 May 17).]
Mirage / Ap. 26, 1929. [SF-III; 203. See: (1929 Ap 26).]
Mirage / Jan 30, 1888. [SF-III; 204. See: (1888 Jan 30).]
Mirage / Oct 4 or 14, 1830 / Oct 4, 1835 / Oct 2, 1874 / Sept 20, 1835. [SF-III; 205. See: ( Oct 4 or 14, 1830 / Oct 4, 1835 / Oct 2, 1874 / Sept 20, 1835).]
Mirage / May 27, 1887. [SF-III; 206. See: (1887 May 27).]
Mirage / Aug 12, 1886. [SF-III; 207. See: (1886 Aug 12).]
Mirage / of Warasdin / See Ap. 7, 1887. [SF-III; 208. See: (1887 Ap 7).]
Mirage / June 12, 1891. [SF-III; 209. See: (1891 June 12).]
Mirage / Aug 27, 1893. [SF-III; 210. See: (1893 Aug 27).]
Mirage / June 22, 1894. [SF-III; 211. See: (1894 June 22).]
Mirage / March 28, 1897. [SF-III; 212. See: (1897 March 28).]
Mirage / (+) / May 31, 1897. [SF-III; 213. See: (1897 May 31).]
Mirage / of La Lorraine / June 14, 1907. [SF-III; 214. See: (1907 June 14).]
Mirage / and soldiers at a distance / Oct 4, 1835. [SF-III; 215. See: (1835 Oct 4).]
Mirage / Aug 15, 1873. [SF-III; 216. See: (1873 Aug 15).]
Mirage / March 25, 1923. [SF-III; 217. See: (1923 March 25).]
Mirage / of a ship but water frozen / March 10, 1888. [SF-III; 218. See: (1888 March 10).]
Mirage / of a battle and q. / May 31, 1897 / See June 22, 1894. [SF-III; 219. See: (1897 May 31), and, (1894 June 22).]
Mirage / Army / Sept. 30 and Oct. 4, 1835. [SF-III; 220. See: (1835 Sept 30), and, (1835 Oct 4).]
Mirages / Ref for Youghal / June, 1801. [SF-III; 221. Thomson, David Purdie. Introduction to Meteorology. Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1849, 258. See: 1801 / June and before, (A; 9).]
Mirage / (+) ./ 1835 / Oct 9 / Chenton, on one of the Mendip Hills, in Wilts, ab 6 p.m. / lagrge body of troops / Thomson, in his Intro to Meteorology, p. 250, says that it was ascertained that a body of Yeomanry was practicing ab. 15 miles away. [SF-III; 222. (Thomson, David Purdie. Introduction to Meteorology. Edinburgh and London: W. Blackwood and Sons, 1849, 250.)]
Mirage / June 29, 1906. [SF-III; 223. See: (1906 June 29).]
[Mirage] / [Night-Time Mirage Seen Over 500 Miles by Lightning Flash] / N.Y. Herald Tribune, Oct 19, 1930. [SF-III; 224. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, October 19, 1930.)]
Mirage / ? / of a fleet / Ap. 26, 1929. [SF-VI; 1452. See: 1929 April 26, (F; 94).]
Mirage / Fleet of Destroyers / Ap. 26, 1929. [SF-VII; 50. See: 1929 April 26, (F; 94).]
Mischief / Clothes cut / Nov. 16, 1874 / cases before this. [SF-VII; 1214. See: (1874 Nov 16).]
Missing Nebulae / + / Nature, Jan 9, 1879, p. 222, 290. [AF-I; 380. “Missing Nebulæ.” Nature, 19 (January 9, 1879): 221-222. Dreyer, John Louis Emil. “Missing Nebulæ.” Nature, 19 (January 30, 1879): 290. Steinicke, Wolfgang, and, Hofland, Dave. “Will the Real NGC 4241 Please Stand Up?” Amateur Astronomy, 67 (Fall 2010): 15-16. Wilhelm Herschel observed a galaxy (IC 3102) in April of 1784, and again observed it on December 28, 1785, with another galaxy (IC 3115); then, in April of 1830, his son, John Herschel observed these galaxies and identified them with his father's observations, but, apparently, recorded their positions with an error of a minute (west) in right ascension, (with IC 3115 given a position near IC 3102, identifying IC 3115 as IC 3102, and IC 3102 subsequently “missing” in the wrong location). These errors have caused confusion and persisted into uncorrected NGC lists as late as 2010. “H 4223” was converted into NGC 4241 and is now identified as the galaxy IC 3102.]
[Moldavites]:
Moldavites / Proc U.S. Nat. Museum 40/481. [AF-II; 853. Merrill, George Perkins. “On the Supposed Origin of the Moldavites and Like Sporadic Glasses from Various Sources.” Proceedings of the United States National Museum, 40 (1911): 481-486.]
Moldavites / E Mec 72/87. [AF-II; 854. (English Mechanic, 72-87.)]
Moldavites / See obsidian buttons. / Proc Roy Soc Tasmania, 1897, Stephens / Nature 58/109. [AF-II; 855. “Notes.” Nature, 58 (June 2, 1898): 108-111, at 109. Stephens, Thomas. "Notes on a Specimen of Basalt-Glass (Tachylyte) from near Macquarie Plains Tasmania, With Remarks in Obsidian Buttons." Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania, 1897, 54-58.]
(Monism) / If all things only rates of vibrations, among which real demarcations are impossible, all language, which is of attempte demarcations, is really meaningless. —or / Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The theory smelled under the circus. The elephantine minnow wept in oblivion of the tragedy and the idol ran away from the expostulation. [AF-III: 54.1, 54.2.]
Monsters / Dragons—under Animals. [AF-II; 856.]
[Moon]:
[Moon] / [Erratic Orbit of Moon To Be Studied by Navy] / H. Tribune, June 28, 1931. [AF-I; 381. (New York Herald Tribune, June 28, 1931.)]
Moon / Libration is in both lat. and longitude. / Abbot, The Earth and the Stars, p. 255+. [AF-I; 382. Abbot, Charles Greeley. The Earth and the Stars. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1925, 255-256.]
Moon / If Aurora atmospheric, see Flash in Plato, March 27, 1882. / See New Lands. [SF-III; 1. The note refers to information from pages 136 to 138 of New Lands. See: 1882 March 27, (V: 816, 817, & 818).]
Moon / Vegetation / pickering / June, 1921. [SF-III; 2. See: (1921 June).]
Moon / Earth / Cirques / Nature 45-391. [SF-II; 3. Bonney, Thomas George. "Cirques." Nature, 45 (February 25, 1892): 291.]
Moon / Like afterglow and on earth / Sept 16, 18, 1884. [SF-III; 4. See: (1884 Sept 16, 18.)]
Moon / Mare Crisium / Aug 22, 1899. [SF-IIIl 5. See: (1899 Au 22).]
[Moon] / Earthshine photo / Nature 61-235. [SF-III; 6. "Notes." Nature, 61 (January 4, 1900): 233-236, at 235. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, December, 1899.)]
Moon / Atmosphere / Knowledge 15/50. [SF-III; 7. (Knowledge, 15-50.)]
Moon / Spot and mag. storm / Feb 23, 1920 / March 22. [SF-III; 8. See: (1920 Feb 23), and, (1920 March 22).]
Moon / Atmosphere / Nov. 5, 1872. [SF-III; 9. See: (1872 Nov 5).]
Moon / and met to? / Sept 28, 1892. [SF-III; 10. See: (1892 Sept 28).]
Moon / Gruithuisen's moon cities / See Gent's Mag 1824/2/163. [SF-III; 11. (Gentleman's Magazine, 1824 pt. 2 p. 163.)]
Moon / M. Cris. / July 24, 1832. [SF-III; 12. See: (1832 July 24).]
Moon / Mare Seranlater / Dec 11, 12, 1872. [SF-III; 13. See: (1872 Dec 11, 12).]
Moon / Mare Crisium / March 26, 1882. [SF-III; 14. See: (1882 March 26).]
Moon / New formation / N.L. (?) / Dec., 1915 / Also see Dec. 11. [SF-III; 15. See: (1915 Dec & Dec 11). (New Lands???)]
Moon / Mare Serenitan / Dec 11, 1872. [SF-III; 16. See: (1872 Dec 11).]
Moon / Mare Crisium / March 26, 1882. [SF-III; 17. See: (1882 March 26).]
Moon / Active / May, 1881. [SF-III; 18. See: (1881 May).]
Moon / Remarkable / all the April and May 10ths / both in 1889. [SF-III; 19. See: (1889 April to May 10).]
Moon / Mare Crisium / May 9, 1881. [SF-III; 20. See: (1881 May 9).]
Moon / Spot / Nov. 23, 1920. [SF-III; 21. Seee: (1920 Nov 23).]
Moon / Spot and auroras / Feb. 23 / March 22, 1920. [SF-III; 22. See: (1920 Feb 23), and, (1920 March 22).]
Moon / Close together / March 3, 13, 1903. [SF-III; 23. See: (1903 March 3, 13).]
Moon / Ap. 10 / May not be signalling but cor with other phe / Ap. 10. [SF-III; 24. See: (Ap. 10???).]
Moon / Spot / Aug 16, 1923. [SF-III; 25. See: (1923 Aug 16).]
Moon / Canals / E. Mec 108-6 / etc. [SF-III; 26. (English Mechanic, 108-6, etc.)]
Moon / Spot / Nov. 23, 1920. [SF-III; 27. See: (1920 Nov 23).]
Moon / Light and met / May 14, etc., 1864. [SF-III; 28. See: (1864 May 14, etc.).]
Moon / Shooting the— / Index, E. Mec, Vol. 120. [SF-III; 29. (English Mechanic, v. 120.)]
[Moon] / 1904 / Aug 25 / See July 31 / Spots on moon / N.Y. Trib., 1904, Aug 25-1-3. [SF-III; 30. (New York Tribune, August 25, 1904, p. 1 c. 3.)]
Moon / Vegetation / E. Mec 121/305. [SF-III; 31. (English Mechanic, 121-305.)]
Moon / Goddard's statement / Sci Amer. Feb. 26, 1921. [SF-III; 32. Goddard, Robert Hutchings. “That Moon Rocket Proposition.” Scientific American, n.s., 124 (February 26, 1921): 166.]
Moon / New spot / Aug 11, 1883. [SF-III; 33. See: 1883 Aug 11, (V; 1418).]
Moon / Light / Catastrophe time / Aug 16, 1923. [SF-III; 34. See: 1923 Aug. 16, (X; 1995).]
Moon / When Mars occults a star, it disappears suddenly. / Yet Mars said to have atmosphere. / Kingdom of the Stars, p. 44, by Charles Nordmann, astronomer of the Observatory of Paris. [SF-III; 35. (Nordmann, Charles. Kingdom of the Stars. New York: Appleton, 1923; , p. 44.)]
Moon / Light / July 28, 1925. [SF-III; 36. See: (1925 July 28).]
Moon / Erosion on / Pop Astro 24-441. [SF-III; 37. (Popular Astronomy, 24-441.)]
Moon / A displaced occultation / E. Mec., Nov. 16, 1923, p. 237 / 117-237 and 236. [SF-III; 38. (English Mechanic, November 16, 1923, pp. 236-237.)]
Moon / and phe on earth / May, June, 1877. [SF-III; 39. See: (1877 May, June).]
Moon / Myst changes / Lit Digest 81-26. [SF-III; 40. (Literary Digest, 81 (1924): 26.)]
Moon / Extinct crater of Ngorongoro, in East Africa, said by Mr. T. Alexander Barns in an account to the African Society, London, to be 100 miles long and 40 broad. / Rather recent but I haven't the date. [SF-III; 41. (Barns, Thomas Alexander. "Ngorongoro, the Giant Crater; and the Gorilla, the Giant Ape."
Journal of the Royal African Society, 22 (no. 8; July 1923): 278-286.)]
Moon / Linné / Rept. B.A., 1867. [SF-III; 42. (Report of the British Association, 1867.)]
Moon / and explosive sounds / Nov —23—, 1887. [SF-III; 43. See: 1887 Nov. 23, (VI; 1191).]
Moon ./ New spot / Aug 11, 1883. [SF-III; 44. See: (1883 Aug 11).]
Moon / 1824 / Gruithuisen's discs on moon / Messager des Sci. Hist. / P.P. 4457 / 1824—p. 421. [SF-II; 45. "Le professeur et docteur T. Gruithuisen continue de nous informer...." Messager des Sciences et des Arts, (Ghent), 1824, 441-442. Gruithuisen, Franz von Paula. Entdeckung vieler deutlicher Spuren der Mondbewohner: besonders eines colossalen Kunstgebäudes derselben. 1824.]
[Moon] / 1876 / July 16 / N.Y.T., 4-7 / Changes on Moon. [SF-III; 46. (New York Times, July 16, 1976, p. 4 c. 7.)]
Moon / Aurira ib r=or atmosphere time of sunspots / Sept 25, 1893. [SF-II; 47. See; (1893 Sept 25).]
Moon / and metites / May 1 and ab May 1, 1887. [SF-III; 48. See: (1887 May 1 and ab May 1).]
Moon / Changes / Article by Wm. Pickering / Nature 71-228. [SF-III; 49. Pickering, William Henry. "Changes upon the Moon's Surface." Nature, 71 (January 5, 1905): 226-230.]
Moon / Ap. 12, 13, 14, 1826. [SF-III; 50. See: (1826 Ap. 12, 13, 14.).]
Moon / Cloud / Ap 12, 13, 1826. [SF-III; 51. See: (1826 Ap 12, 13).]
Moon / Stone / Ap 10, 1818. [SF-III; 52, See: (1818 Ap 10).]
[The following twenty=one notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III: 53 to 73.]
Moon / St Wall / Eng Mec 102/201. [SF-III; 53. (English Mechanic, 102-201.)]
Moon / Mounds / (V) triangular etc / E Mec 43/278. [SF-III; 54. Gaudibert, Casimir Marie. "Selenographical—Clefts—Thanks—Astronomical." English Mechanic, 43 (no. 1105; May 28, 1886): 278.]
Moon / Wall / Bull Soc Astro de France 29/399. [SF-III; 55. (Bulletin de la Société Astronomique de France, 29-399.)]
Moon / St wall / E Mec 38/496. [SF-III; 56. (English Mechanic 38/496.)]
Moon / [illustration] / E Mec 39/230. [SF-III; 57. (English Mechanic, 39-230.)]
Moon / Wall on / [str]aight / L'Astro 1888/30, 67. [SF-III; 58. (Astronomie. 1888-30, 67.)]
[Moon] / Geometric wall on moon. / Like sword / [illustration] / L Astronomie 1890/75. [SF-III; 59. (Astronomie, 1890-75.)]
Moon / Straight furrows / L'Astro 1891/275. [SF-III; 60. (Astronomie, 1891-275.)]
Moon / Sword or cross on moon / M. Notices 15/162. [SF-III; 61. (Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 15-162.)]
Moon / Straight wall / Eng Mec., Ap. 18, 1919. [SF-III; 62. (English Mechanic, April 18, 1919.)]
Moon / Long low ridges / Eng. Mechanic 47/476. [SF-III; 63. (English Mechanic, 47-476.)]
Moon / Canals / Vol. 108, E. Mec. [SF-III; 64. (English Mechanic, v. 108.)]
Moon / Cities, etc., seen by Gruithuisen / Knowledge 1/301, 277. [SF-III; 65. Sadler, Herbert. "Communication with the Moon." Knowledge, o.s., 1 (January 27, 1882): 277. Weller, Herbert R. "Communication with the Moon." Knowledge, o.s., 1 (February 3, 1882): 301.]
Moon / List of sketches of Plato / E Mec 102/393. [SF-III; 66. (English Mechanic, 102-393.)]
Moon / Craters but mountains only size of earth's mountains / E Mec 22/149. [SF-III; 67. (English Mechanic. 22-149.)]
Moon / July 26, 1918 / Canals / Eng Mec, Oct. 18, 1918. [SF-III; 68. (English Mechanic, October 18, 1918.)]
Moon / Canals / Lit Dig 29/418. [SF-III; 69. "Another Explanation of Canals on Mars and the Moon." Literary Digest, 29 (October 1, 1904): 418.]
Moon / Canals of / by Pickering / OSI / p.v. 3. [SF-III; 70. Pickering, William Henry. "The Canals in the Moon." Century, n.s., 43 (v. 64 no. 2; June 1902): 189-195. "OSI p.v.3 [no. 9]" is the call number for the reprint of this article at the New York Public Library.]
[Moon] / Mars / Knowledge 1907 / p 67 / Canals bulge / structures by Denning. [SF-III; 71. Denning, William Frederick. "The Canals of Mars." Knowledge, n.s., 1 (April 1904): 67-68.]
[Moon] / Mars / quick doubling / Eng Mec 66/197. [SF-III; 72. (English Mechanic, 66-197.)]
[Moon] / Mars / See Saturn. / Nature 68/index. [SF-III; 73. "The Satellites of Saturn." Nature, 68 (June 25, 1903): 184. "Mr. Hussey measured the position angles and distances of each satellite in respect to one of the others, and gives a table containing all the details of each observation; he concludes from estimations of their respective light values that Mimas is probably larger than Hyperion, and, from
his measurements, that the generally accepted diameter of Titan is undoubtedly too large; 2500 miles is, according to him, a much nearer approximation to the true value than the values given in most text-books." According to modern measures, Hyperion has about 15 percent of the mass of Mimas, and its average diameter, (being irregular in shape), is about only 270 km., (168 miles, given as "500?" miles by Young, in 1898), whereas Mimas is about 397 km. in diameter, (247 miles, given as "600?| miles by Young, in 1898. Titan is now given a diameter of about 5149 km., (3299 miles, given as "3500?" miles by Young, in 1898), thus, Hussey underestimated its diameter, which was closer to the older estimates. Young, Charles Augustus. A Text-book of General Astronomy. Revised edition. Boston: Ginn, 1900, 604-605.]
, index.)]
Moon / Ap. 10 / stones / 1812. [SF-III; 74. See: 1812 Ap. 10, (I; 379).]
Moon / Light / July 4, 1843. [SF-III; 75. See: 1843 July 4, (II; 637).]
Moon / Phe together / March 26, 27, 1882. [SF-III; 76. See: 1882 March 26, (V; 815), and, 1882 March 27, (V: 816, 817, & 817).]
Moon / Metite / Jan 13, ab middle of Jan., 1881. [SF-III; 77. See: 1881 Jan 13, (V: 433), and, 1881 / ab. middle of Jan, (V; 434).]
Moon / Mare Crisium / March 26, 1882 / See 27. [SF-III; 78. See: 1882 March 26, (V; 815), and, 1882 March 27, (V: 816, 817, & 817).]
Moon / and Venus / March 26-28, 1882. [SF-III; 79. See: 1882 March 26, (V; 815); 1882 March 27, (V: 816, 817, & 817); and, 1882 March 28-Ap 5, (V; 819).]
Moon / Sept 25, 27, 1879. [SF-III; 80. See: 1879 Sept 25, (IV; 2785), and, 1879 Sept 27, (IV; 2787).]
Moon / Light / Sept 21, 1897. [SF-III; 81. See: 1897 Sept. 21, (VIII; 103).]
Moon / Eclipse phe / March 10-11, 1895. [SF-III; 82. See: 1895 March 10-11, (VII; 1241).]
Moon / Spot / Aug 12, 1894. [SF-III; 83. See: 1894 Aug 12, (VII; 1105).]
Moon / Ap 10, 1865, [SF-III; 84. See: 1865 Ap 10, (III; 689).]
Moon / Light / Met stream time / Jan 1-2, 1865. [SF-III; 85. See: 1865 Jan 1, (III; 651), and, 1865 Jan. 2, (III: 652 & 653).]
Moon / Met / May 15, 1877. [SF-III; 86. See: 1877 May 15 and 29, (IV; 2104).]
Moon / and Venus / Feb 3, 5, 1884. [SF-III; 87. See: 1884 Feb 3, (V; 1854), and, 1884 Feb. 5, (V: 1857 & 1858).]
Moon / Earthshine? / Sept 16, 1884. [SF-III; 88. See: 1884 Sept. 16, (V; 2025).]
Moon / Met time / Nov. 14, 1886. [SF-II; 89. See: 1886 Nov. 14, (VI; 939).]
Moon / Spots / March 3, 1892. [SF-III; 90. See: 1892 March 3, VII; 419).]
Moon / Spot / Oct. 23, 1902. [SF-III; 91. See: 1902 Oct. 23, (VIII; 1440).]
Moon / An Ap. 9 metite / 1891. [SF-III; 92. See: 1891 Ap. 9, (VII; 94).]
Moon / Metite / May 11, 1889. [SF-III; 93. See: 1889 May 11, VI; 1650), and, 1889 May 11, (VI: 1651 & 1652).]
Moon / Spot / March 30, 1890. [SF-III; 94. See: 1890 March 30, (VI; 1993).]
Moon / Spot / May 23, 1909. [SF-III; 95. See: 1909 May 23, (IX; 1326).]
[Moon] / From Tiffany Thayer / [Apple Tree Blooms at Syosset After Two Nights of Storm] / [The New York Times.] / [Nov. 6.] / [year unidentified]. [SF-III; 96. Newspaper clipping. ("Apple Tree Blooms at Syosset After Two Nights of Storm." New York Times, November 7, 1930, p. 27 c. 2.)]
Moon / Atmosphere / Earthshine as Auroral / Aurora at time on the moon / March 22, 1920. [SF-III; 97. See: 1920 March 22, (X: 1063 & 1065).]
Moon / Changes / Wm. Pickering on / Century Magazine, May, 1902 / also June. [SF-III; 98. Pickering, William Henry. "Is the Moon a Dead Planet?" Century, n.s., 43 (v. 64 no. 1; May 1902): 90-99. Pickering, William Henry. "The Canals in the Moon." Century, n.s., 43 (v. 64 no. 2; June 1902): 189-195.]
Moon / Searchlight / Plato / Sept 6, 1886. [SF-III; 99. See: 1886 Sept 6, )VI; 795).]
Moon / Flashlight in Plato and lost / March 27, 1882. [SF-III; 100. See: 1882 March 27, (V: 816, 817, & 818).]
[The following thirteen notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-II: 101 to 113.]
Moon / Fog / Oct 2, 1904. [SF-III; 101. See: 1904 Oct. 2, (VIII; 2159).]
Moon / Cloud / Ap. 12, 1826. [SF-III; 102. See: 1826 April 12, 13, (I; 1248).]
Moon / Shadow or fog / Sept. 14, 1850. [SF-III; 103. See: 1850 Sept, (II: 1457 & 1469).]
Moon / Fog (?) / Oct 2, 1904. [SF-III; 104. See: 1904 Oct. 2, (VIII; 2159).]
Moon / Fog (?) / Nov 2, 1900. [SF-III; 105. See: (1900 Nov 2; not found here).]
Moon / Fog / The Russell Observation / Oct 25, 1878 / B.D. / See last chapter, N.L. [SF-III; 106. The note refers to information from pages 215 to 217 of The Book of the Damned; and, the note refers to information from pages 244 to 247 of New Lands. See: 1878 Oct. 21, (IV; 2469).]
Moon / Fog or haze / Jan 4, 1873. [SF-III; 107. See: 1873 Jan 4, (IV; 1131).]
Moon / Smoke or haze on / Oct. 13, 1871 / Dec 22, 1871. [SF-III; 108. See: 1871 Oct 13, (IV; 528), and, 1871 Dec 22, (IV; 572).]
Moon / Fog on / 1878. [SF-III; 109. See: 1878, (IV; 2299).]
Moon / Fog / obscuration / May 10, 1881. [SF-III; 110. See: 1881 May 10 and 11, (V; 491).]
Moon / Mist / May 19, 1882 / July 17. [SF-III; 111. See: 1882 May 19, (V; 854), and, 1882 July 17, (V; 897).]
Moon / Fogs / shadow? / Oct 10, 1916. [SF-III; 112. See: 1916 Oct 10, (X; 619).]
Moon / Alleged shadow / Lexington / 1st of June, 1892. [SF-III; 113. See: 1892 / 1st of June, (VII; 515).]
[The following six notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III: 114 to 119.]
Moon / Light during eclipse / July 18, 1860 / Nov 16, 1910. [SF-III; 114. See: 1860 July 18, (III; 7), and, 1910 Nov 16, (IX; 1799).]
Moon / Eclipse / meteor / July 4-5, 1917. [SF-III; 115. See: 1917 July 4-5, (X; 694).]
Moon / Eclipse / light / Dec 16, 1899. [SF-III; 116. See: 1899 Dec 16, (VIII; 553).]
Moon / Eclipse / light / July 18, 1860. [SF-III; 117. See: 1860 July 18, (III; 7).]
Moon / Eclipse / light on moon / May 15, 1836. [SF-III; 118. See: 1836 May 15, (I; 2015).]
Moon / Eclipse / lights / July 8, 1842. [SF-III; 119. See: 1842 July 8, (II; 471).]
[The following twenty-two notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-II: 120 to 141.]
Moon / Lights and q's / Sept 21, 1897. [SF-III; 120. See: 1897 Sept 21, (VIII: 101, 102, 103, & 104).]
Moon / Light and qs earth / July 22, 1880. [SF-III; 121. See: 1880 July 22, 29, (V; 234), and, 1880 July 22, (V: 235 & 236).]
Moon / Time of q's / Sept 7, 1886. [SF-III; 122. See: 1886 Sept 6, (VI: 795, 796, 798, & 800).]
Moon / Light and q on earth / Sept 21, 1897. [SF-III; 123. See: 1897 Sept 21, (VIII: 101, 102, 103, & 104).]
Moon / stream of light and q. on earth / May 16, 1875. [SF-III; 124. See: 1875 May 16, (IV; 1666), and, 1875 May 16-18, (IV; 1667).]
Moon / and volc / Oct 23, 24, 1902. [SF-III; 125. See: 1902 Oct 23, (VIII; 1440), and, 1902 Oct 24, (VIII: 1443 & 1444).]
Moon / Volc / earth / July 20, 21, 1868. [SF-III; 126. See: 1868 July 21, (III: 1420), and, 1869 July 20, (III: 1418 & 1829). Fort had noted the wrong date of a spot seen on the moon.]
Moon / and q's on earth / July —22—, 1880. [SF-III; 127. See: 1880 July 22, 29, (V; 234), and, 1880 July 22, (V: 235 & 236).]
Moon / and earth phe / Oct. 23, 1868. [SF-III; 128. See: 1868 Oct 23, (III; 1597).]
Moon / Light and qs and tidal wave / May 15, 1877 / See 10-15. / See May 17. Earth. [SF-III; 129. See: 1877 May 10, (IV: 2081 to 2085, 2089, 2090, & 2091); 1877 May 11, (IV: 2087, 2088, 2092, 2093, 2095, 2096, & 2097); 1877 May 13, (IV; 2099); 1877 May 14, (IV; 2110); 1877 May 14, 18, June 12, Sept 27, (IV; 2102); 1877 May 15, (IV: 2103); 1877 May 15 and 29, (IV; 2104); 1877 May, (IV: 2108 & 2112); 1877 May 19, IV: 2111 & 2114); and, 1877, (IV; 2113).]
Moon / Spot and volc on earth / July 20, 1868—? [SF-III; 130. See: 1868 July 21, (III: 1420), and, 1869 July 20, (III: 1418 & 1829). Fort had noted the wrong date of a spot seen on the moon.]
Moon / Obj and volc / Philippines / Dec 12, 15, 1888. [SF-III; 131. See: (1888 Dec 12, 15).]
Moon / and quakes on earth / Ap. 1, 1893. [SF-III; 132. See: (1893 Ap. 1).]
Moon / Light and volc, Japan / July 15, 1888. [SF-III; 133. See: (1888 July 15).]
Moon / and volc / March 13, 1903. [SF-III; 134. See: (1903 March 13).]
Moon / and q on earth / Aug 15, 16, 1923. [SF-III; 135. See: (1923 Aug 15, 16).]
Moon / and qs / July —22—, 1880. [SF-III; 136. See: (1880 July 22).]
Moon / and (q) / Feb 25, 28—1851. [SF-III; 137. See: (1851 Feb 25, 28).]
Moon / Earth volc / July 20, 21, 1868. [SF-III; 138. See: (1868 July 20, 21).]
Moon / Lights and q's, Mexico / May 13, etc., 1870. [SF-III; 139. See: (1870 May 13, etc.).]
Moon / and q / (?) / May 10, etc., 1870. [SF-III; 140. See: (1870 May 10, etc.).]
Moon / Lights and q's on earth / May 10-12, 1870. [SF-III; 141. See: (1870 May 10-12).]
[The following thirty-three notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III: 142 to 174.]
Moon / Ap, etc. / But—if on Ap 9, how they know May 9? [SF-III; 142.]
Moon / and meteor / Nov. 28, 29, 1821. [SF-III; 143. See: (1821 Nov 26, 29).]
Moon / Metites / Oct. 20, 1824 / See Jan 22, 25—1825. [SF-III; 144. See: (1825 Jan 22, 25.).]
Moon / and mets / Jan, 1862, and before. [SF-III; 145. See: (1862 Jan, and before).]
Moon / Met. / May 14, 15, 1864. [SF-III; 146. See: (1864 May 14, 15).]
Moon / Ap 10, 1865. [SF-III; 147. See: (1865 Ap 10).]
Moon / and met / Sept 4, 5, 1865 / See 8. [SF-III; 148. See: (1865 Sept 4, 5, 8).]
Moon / Met / June 9, 1866 / June 9, 1867. [SF-III; 149. See: (1866 June 9), and, (1867 June 9).]
Moon / Met / June 11, 1867. [SF-III; 150. See: (1867 June 11).]
Moon / and met / (?) / Sept 19., 20, 1869. [SF-III; 151. See: (1869 Sept 19, 20).]
Moon / May 10, 1870. [SF-III; 152. See: (1870 May 10).]
Moon / and met / Dec 11, 12, 1872. [SF-III; 153. See: (1872 Dec 11, 12).]
Moon / Ap 10, 1873. [SF-III; 154. See: (1873 Ap 10).]
Moon / and Metite / Feb 10, 1875 / Repeats / March 9-10. [SF-III; 155. See: (1875 Feb 10), and, (1875 March 9-10).]
Moon / Metite / Feb. 16, 20, 1877. [SF-III; 156. See: (1877 Feb 16, 20).]
Moon / Light and bolide / June 14, 1877. [SF-III; 157. See: (1877 June 14).]
Moon / and Metite / June 17, 1877. [SF-III; 158. See: (1877 June 17).]
Moon / Metite / Ap. 9, 1879. [SF-III; 159. See: (1879 Ap 9).]
Moon / and Met? / Nov 1, 1879. [SF-III; 160. See: (1879 Nov 1).]
Moon / Phe / May 4, 9, 10, 11, 1881. [SF-III; 161. See: (1881 May 4, 9, 10, 11).]
Moon / Mare Crisium / May 9, 1881. [SF-III; 162. See: (1881 May 9).]
Moon / and great mets / July, 1882 / See Aug. 2. [SF-III; 163. See: (1882 July), and, (1882 Aug 2).]
Moon / and Metiite / Aug 2, 1882 / Sept 13-17, 1882. [SF-III; 164. See: (1882 Aug 2), and, (1882 Sept 13-17).]
Moon / Metite / Feb 19, 21, 22, 1885. [SF-III; 165. See: (1885 Feb 19, 21, 22).]
Moon / May 11—1885 / May 11, 1886. [SF-III; 166. See: (1885 May 11), and, (1886 May 11).]
Moon / and Metites / (?) / May 1, 1887. [SF-III; 167. See: (1887 May 1).]
Moon / May 10 / April 10 / 1889 / Both times a metite reported. [SF-III; 168. See: (1889 April 10), and, (1889 May 10).]
Moon / Metite / Jan 24, 28—1890. [SF-III; 169. See: (1890 Jan 24, 28).]
Moon / Ap 10, 1890 / a metite / On March 30, been a new moonspot. [SF-III; 170. See: (1890 March 30), and, (1890 Ap 10).]
Moon / April 9 / Metite / followed by May 9 / no mark on moon / 1891. [SF-III; 171. See: (1891 April 9), and, (1891 May 9).]
Moon / Ap 9 and May 9, 1894 / Metites / but no [o]bs. on moon. [SF-III; 172. See: (1894 Ap 9), and, (1894 May 9).]
Moon / and Metites / Jan., 1913. [SF-III; 173. See: (1913 Jan).]
Moon / On Ap 9th, metite / 1919 / no moon sign. [SF-III; 174. See: (1919 Ap 9).]
[The following twenty[six notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III: 175 to 200.]
Moon / Light / July 4, 1843. [SF-III; 175. See: (1843 July 4).]
Moon / Light / Dec 11-12, 1847. [SF-III; 176. See: (1847 Dec 11-12).]
Moon / Met date / Nov 12, 1862. [SF-III; 177. See: (1862 Nov 12).]
Moon / and det met and dates / Nov. 24, '65 / Dec. 7—65. [SF-III; 178. See: (1865 Nov 24), and, (1865 Dec 7).]
Moon / 1867 / May 7 / June 10 / July 9 / Aug 6 / Sept / Oct 10. [SF-III; 179. See: (1867 / May 7 / June 10 / July 9 / Aug 6 / Sept / Oct 10).]
Moon / Spot / Op. Mars / 1881 / Dec 24 / 26. [SF-III; 180. See: (1881 Dec 24, 26).]
Moon / Phe / March 26, 27, 1882. [SF-III; 181. See: (1882 March 26, 27).]
Moon / Aug 2, 1882. [SF-III; 182. See: (1882 Aug 2).]
Moon / Feb 5, 1884. [SF-III; 183. See: (1884 Feb 5).]
Moon / Spot / June 19, 1885. [SF-III; 184. See: (1885 June 19).]
Moon / Nov 14, 1886. [SF-III; 185. See: (1886 Nov 14).]
Moon / Light / May 1, 1887 / follows b. rain / Ap. 30. [SF-III; 186. See: (1887 Ap. 30), and, (1887 May 1).]
Moon / Dec 12, 1888. [SF-III; 187. See: (1888 Dec 12).]
Moon / Spot / Ap. 10, 1889 / b. rain / Ap. 2 and Ap. 10 / volc, Ap. 13. [SF-III; 188. See: (1889 Sp 2), (1889 Ap 10), and, (1889 Ap 13).]
Moon / Metite / May 10, 1889 / Also sand in Italy. [SF-III; 189. See: (1889 May 10).]
Moon / Spot / March 30, 1890. [SF-III; 190. See: (1890 March 30).]
Moon / March 3, 1891. [SF-III; 191. See: (1891 March 3).]
Moon / 2 lights / March 3, 1892. [SF-III; 192. See: (1892 March 3).]
Moon / Light / Aug 12, 1894. [SF-III; 193. See: (1894 Aug 12).]
Moon / Light / Aug 12, 1902. [SF-III; 194. See: (1902 Aug 12).]
Moon / Lights on / March 13, 1903 / See March 3. [SF-III; 195. See: (1903 March 3, 13).]
Moon / Spot / July 31, 1904. [SF-III; 196. See: (1904 July 31).]
Moon / Light / Jan, 1913 / Sept 22, 1915. [SF-III; 197. See: (1913 Jan), and, (1915 Sept 22).]
Moon / Light / Aug 29, 1917 / New Lands? [SF-III; 198. (New Lands???) See: (1917 Aug 29).]
Moon / Spot / March 31, 1922. [SF-III; 199. See: (1922 March 31).]
Moon / Light / Aug 16, 1923. [SF-III; 200. See: (1923 Aug 16).]
Motors / Fuelless / See Keely. [AF-II; 882.]
[Mountains]:
M[oun]t[ains] / Objects found on / Lon. Soc of Ant Proc 6/440 / Read again. [AF-II; 857. "Thursday, November 25th, 1875." Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London., s. 2, 6 (1873-1876): 429-442, at 440.]
[Mountains] / 1897—July / [Evil Spirits of the Mountains.] / 1925, Jan. 11, Sunday Express. [AF-II; 858. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, January 11, 1925.)]
[The following three notes were clipped together by Fort. AF-II: 859 to 861.]
[Mountains] / Disap Cooper / Zermatt / 1897 / June 2 / [LT], 10-f / 8-7-e / 8-10-f / 10-5-f / 12-5-e / 13-5-f / 17-6-f / 21-5-d / 24-4-e / 26-7-a. [AF-II; 859. (London Times, 1897, June: 2-10-f / 8-7-e / 8-10-f / 10-5-f / 12-5-e / 13-5-f / 17-6-f / 21-5-d / 24-4-e / 26-7-a.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / Summer disap / Englishman in Switzerland / See Oct 4, 1886. [AF-II; 860. "The Disappearance of Mr. Cooper at Zermatt." Alpine Journal, 18 (no. 138; November 1897): 567-568. "Edward Whymper: An Interesting Sidelight." Alpine Journal, 46 (no. 248; May1934): 164-165. James Robert Cooper left a hotel in Zermatt, on June 24, 1897, and disappeared. His body was found on October 25, 1897, in a wood, between Zermatt and Taesch, was supposed to have fallen from a rock. See: 1886 Oct 4, (B; 744).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June / Alps case / Disap on mt. / See June 29, 1905. [AF-II; 861. See: (1905 June 29; no note found for this date).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June / Cooper / disap / mt. / See Alpine Journal. [AF-II; 862. "The Disappearance of Mr. Cooper at Zermatt." Alpine Journal, 18 (no. 138; November 1897): 567-568. "Edward Whymper: An Interesting Sidelight." Alpine Journal, 46 (no. 248; May1934): 164-165. See: Mountains, (AF-II; 860).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / (July) / Alps / Missing Travellers / LT / '71 / Sept 15-4-f / 16-6-b. [AF-II; 863. (London Times, September 15, 1871, p. 4 c. 6.) (London Times, September 16, 1871, p. 6 c. 2.)]
[Mountains] / Disap. Cooper / 1897 / June / In L.T., Oct. 27-6-a, 29-6-a, said that "three hours from Zermatt in the forest a decomposed body thought Cooper's was found. Jewelry and other valuables on the body. Supposed Mr C lost, fell and was killed. [AF-II: 864.1, 864.2. (London Times, October 27, 1897, p. 6 c. 1.) (London Times, October 29, 1897, p. 6 c. 1.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June/ See Disap of Dr. Haller of Berne and 2 guides and never again heard of, ab. 1880. / Never heard of up to 1905, D. Mail, Aug 23, 1905 / See L.T. Index, or Alp. Jour. [AF-II; 865. (London Daily Mail, August 23, 1905.) (Alpine Journal, ???) (London Times, ca. 1880.) Dr. Arnold Haller, of Burgdorf, and his two guides were last seen on July 18, 1880.]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June / Copper case / Killed on Mt/ See Trib Index, Alps and Mt. Climbing. / Missing in Alps / L.T. / 1871 / Sept 15-4-f / 16-6-b. [AF-II; 866. (New York Tribune, Index???) (London Times, September 15, 1871, p. 4 c. 6.) (London Times, September 16, 1871, p. 6 c. 2.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June / Cooper / 2 dif deaths, Matterhorn—ab same time / 1879 (or 1819?), [LT]. Aug 23/11/c. [AF-II; 867. "Death in a Matterhorn Hut." London Times, August 23, 1879, p. 11 c. 3. See: 1879 Aug 23, (A;69 & B;245).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / June 24 / Disap of Robert Cooper at Zermatt. [AF-II; 868. See: Mountains / 1897, (AF-II; 860).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Snowdon / tourist / missing / 1875 / [LT], June 29-5-e / 30-10-b. [AF-II; 869. (London Times, June 29, 1875, p. 5 c. 5.) (London Times, June 30, 1875, p. 10 c. 2.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt. myst. / Aug 3, 1921. [AF-II; 870. See: 1921 Aug 3, (E; 99).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mountain myst. / See Aug., 1925. [AF-II; 871. See: (1925 Aug.).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Disap. mt. / Aug 11, 1874. [AF-II; 872. See: 1874 Aug 11, (B: 2, 3, & 4).
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt. mysts / June 9. 1920. [AF-II; 873. See: 1920 June 9, (D; 1087), and, 1920 June, (D; 1088).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt—death / Aug 23, 1919. [AF-II; 874. See: 1919 Aug 23, (D; 877).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Airman lost in mts. in Wales / March 7, 1922. [AF-II; 875. See: 1922 March 7, (E: 253, 254, & 255).]
[Mountains] / 1875 / (July) / [LT], Oct 27-6-a / 29-6-a / Zermatt Mystery. [AF-II; 876. (London Times. October 27, 1875, p. 6 c. 1.) (London Times, October 29, 1875, p. 6 c. 1.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / [10 Ft Ghost on a Mountain.] / Daily Express, Dec 1, 1925. [AF-II; 877. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 1, 1925.)]
[Mountains] / Disap Englishman at Zermatt / 1897 / [LT], July 6-7-e / 12-5-c / 13-5-f / 15-11-b / 21-5-d / 24-4-e / 17-6-f / 26-7-a / 2-10-f / 8-10-f / 10-5-f. [AF-II; 878. (London Times, July: 6-7-e / 12-5-c / 13-5-f / 15-11-b / 21-5-d / 24-4-e / 17-6-f / 26-7-a / 2-10-f / 8-10-f / 10-5-f.)]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt disaps / See Aug 20, 1921. [AF-II; 879. See: 1921 Aug 20, (E; 107).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt Fumes / Aug 23, 1924. [AF-II; 880. See: (1924 Aug 23; more probably 1925 Aug 23, (E: 715, 716, & 717; for Mt. fumes).]
[Mountains] / 1897 / July / Mt. accidents / suicide / June, ab 18, 1921. [AF-II; 881. See: 1921 June 18, (E; 67), and, 1921 Aug 3, (E; 99).]
Mountains. / Suicides on Alps? / June 18, 1921. [SF-VII; 1307. See: 1921 June 18, (E; 67).]
Mountain / Mystery / Fumes / Aug 23, 1925. [SF-VII; 1308. See: (1925 Aug 23).]
Mountains / Aug 3, 1921. [SF-VII; 1309. See: 1921 Aug 3, (E: 99).]
Mountains / See June 9, 1920. [SF-VII; 1310. See: (1920 June 9).]
Mountain / Myst. / Aug. 11, 1870. [SF-VII; 1311. See: (1870 Aug 11).]
Mountain / Missing / June 9, 1920. [SF-VII; 1312. See: (1920 June 9).]
Move phe / France to England / Oct 4-6, 1863. [SF-VI; 1453. (Ref.???)]
Mult / and Accidents or Jolts. [SF-VI; 1454.]
Mult Personality / See different writings by William Sharp and Fiona Macleod. [AF-II; 883. ("Sharp's Death Solves Literary Mystery." New York Times, December 15, 1905, p. 2.) ("Fiona Macleod." New York Times, November 10, 1912, Review of Books, p. 649.) Sharp, Elizabeth Amelia. William Sharp (Fiona Macleod): A Memoir. London: William Heiniemann, 1910.]
Multiple personalities or alternating languages / July 30, 1872. [SF-VII; 1220. See: (1872 July 30).]
Multiple Personality / Mary Reynolds / 1811 / or Alternating Personalities. [SF-VII; 1221. See: (Mary Reynolds).]
Mult Personality and Accidents / (2) / Jennie Robson / Jan 29, 1876. [SF-VII; 1222. See: (1876 Jan 29).]
Mult Personality / Watseka Wonder / July 11, 1877. [SF-VII; 1223. See: (1877 July 11).]
Mummy Wheat / N.Q., Series 6, Index. [AF-III; 55. (Notes and Queries, s. 6, index.)]
Mummy Wheat / N.Q. / Ser. 9 / 1-248 / 4-274 / 8-82, 170. [AF-III; 56. (Notes and Queries, s. 9: 1-248 / 4-274 / 8-82, 170.)]
[Murder]:
Murder / in a closed room. / Guy Logan, in Guilty or Not Guilty?, p. 166 (SLN), tells of murder of a French girl, Rose Delacour—but no date. [AF-II; 884. (Logan, Guy. Guilty Or Not Guilty?p. 166.)]
Murders / Harley Street corpse / June 3, 1880. [AF-II; 885. See: 1880 June 3, (B; 292).]
Murder myst / Feb. 23, 1931. [SF-VII; 101. See: (1931 Feb 23).]
Murder / Odd story / B. Eagle / 1893 / July 6, 10, 7 / 7-12-2 / John Balzer. [SF-VII; 350. "An Odd Tale of Murder."| Brooklyn Eagle, July 6, 1893, p. 10 c. 7. "Balzer Is Not a Priest." Brooklyn Eagle, July 7, 1893, p. 12 c. 2.]
Murders / See under Assaults. [SF-VII; 351.]
Murders and Polt? / Jan 1, 1888. [SF-VII; 352. See: (1888 Jan 1).]
Murders / Myst and slasher / Jan, Feb, 1892. [SF-VII; 353. See: (1892 Jan, Feb).]
Murders / 1901, June 30 / Weekly Dispatch of—Dymock Hall, Derbyshire sold for £3,000 thought worth £14,000. In 50 years 4 persons been found dead, with signs of strangulation, here. [SF-VII; 354. (London Weekly Dispatch, June 30, 1901.)]
Murders / 10 in England / Oct 2-10, 1911. [SF-VII; 355. See: (1911 Oct 2-10).]
Murders 9 in ab. a month / England / Feb. 9, 1920. [SF-VII; 356. See: (1920 Feb 9).]
Murders Myst / Body not indeitified / Feb. 4, 1892. [SF-VII; 1215. See: (1892 Feb 4).]
Murders/ Attrib to spirit urging to do it / Sept 23, 1906 / many before this. [SF-VII; 1216. See: (1906 Sept 23).]
Music in a church / Ap 25, 1907 / See late in 1906. [SF-VII; 1300. See: 1906 Nov. 20, (D: 65 & 66), and, (1907 Ap 25).]
[Mutilations]:
Cattle maiming / Aug., Sept., 1907. [SF-VII; 484. See: (1907 Aug, Sept).]
Mutilations / Horse-maiming and human beings stabbed / Aug-Sept / 1907. [SF-VII; 1213. See: (1907 Aug-Sept).]
[Myst]:
Myst / Missing Waratah in 1909 / Sept? / Aug / Blue Anchor Line. [AF-III; 57. (Ref.???)]
Myst / Tree smearing / May, June, 1894. [AF-III; 58. See: (1894, May, June).]
Myst / N.Y. Herald, Dec 11, 1878 / Wife of Corporal Noonan, of 7th Cavalry, died—found to be a man. He most earnest in saying that some terrible mystery about it. That in life with him, she was a woman—once had an abortion performed, etc. / He committed suicide. [MB-I; 381. "An Astounding Story." New York Herald, December 11, 1878, p. 2 c. 5. "One of the Custer Widows." Chicago Tribune, November 1, 1878, p. 2 c. 2. "A Complicated Case." Bismarck Tribune, November 4, 1878, p. 1 c. 4. Sergeant John Noonan committed suicide on November 30, 1878, after the revelation that his recently dead wife was a man. His wife had worked as a laundress, since 1866, and as a midwife with the 7th Cavalry for nine years. Though married several times, and having explained the need to shave a beard, (as an aging Mexican woman), a dying request was made to be buried "as she was then dressed"; but, after dying on October 30, 1878, the body was undressed to be washed, disclosing a different gender.]
[?] / 1810 (?) / Bathurst / told in J.R. Hall's Four famous mysteries / (SLE). [SF-V; 401. Hall, John Richard Hall. Four Famous Mysteries. London: Nisbet, 1922, 34-86. Thayer: "Found flying / may belong here."]
Mystery of Tilsit (treaty of) / Hall, Four Famous Mysteries / SLE. [SF-VII; 60. Treaty of Tilsit. (Hall, John Richard. Four Famous Mysteries. London: Nisbet, 1922, 9-33.]
Myst / Railroad accident yet no body found / Ap. 28, 1911. [SF-VII; 99. See: (1911 Ap 28).]
Myst. Subject / Holden disap / under Aviators. [SF-VII; 1209. See: (Holden).]
Mysteries / See Titanic / Ap. 15, 1912. [SF-VII; 1211. See: (1912 Ap 15).]
Myst / tree myst / June 20 / 1902. [SF-VII; 1313. See: (1902 June 20).]
Mystery of the derelict submarine / under Ships. [SF-VII; 1314. See: Ships, (AF-III; 347).]
[The following three notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-VII: 1315, 1316, & 1317.]
Myst / House appeared in a night / See April, 1924. / Other notes have of a tombstone in island of Dominica. [SF-VII; 1315. See: (1924 Ap).]
Church myst. built / July 24, 1887. [SF-VII; 1316. See: (1887 July 24).]
Myst. / The Mysterious ap of a tomb is under Odds. [SF-VII; 1317. See: (Odds; not found).]
Mystery / Head of a woman found / headless body of a man / March 6, 1911. [SF-VII; 1318. See: (1911 March 6).]
Myst / The Titanic / April 15, 1912. [SF-VII; 1319. See: (1912 Ap 15).]
Myst / 2 men killed by lightning same place, days apart / and other phe / July 27, 1912. [SF-VII; 1320. See: (1912 July 27).]
Myst / "funny old man" walk beside a girl / week later her body found in Thames / Oct 21, 1923. [S-VII; 1321. See: (1923 Oct 21).]
Mystery / Genest case / Clothes of missing girl on wrong body / May or Ap. / 1907. [SF-VII; 1322. See: (1907 May or Ap).]
Mystery / The mansion fires—begin March 10, 1926. [SF-VII; 1323. See: (1926 March 10).]
Mysts / Alleged orlations / 1900. [SF-VII; 1324. See: (1900). ("Orlations"???)]
Mysteries / See Cases. [SF-VII; 1325.]
Mystery / Unknown derelict submarine / Aug 16, 1927. [SF-VII; 1326. See: Ships, (AF-III; 347).]