Last updated: July 12, 2020.
1926
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1926 / Evil Eye / Kalamazoo, Mich. / Mrs Etta Fairchild / See July 18. 1929. / Donald D Bell / Trib and Times Index Forg / newspaper Directory. [E; 746. See: (1929 July 18).]
1926 / Mansion fires / See L.T. Index, Mansion fires, Ap., 1912. [E; 747. (London Times Index, 1926.)]
1926 (?) / Mansion fires. / Castle burned unseen, then ruins seen, Oct 8, 1906. [E; 748.1. See: 1906 Oct 6, (D; 58).]
1926 / Mansion Fires / 1929 (?) March 10 / March 29—Clitheroe, Lancs / 31—near Dublin, Ireland / Ap 3—Leominster, Hereford / Ap 16—Abingdon, Berks / Nov. 6—Colchester. [E; 748.2. (Refs.???)]
1926 / H. H. / East Barnet, Herts. / See Dec. 26, 1926. [E; 749. See: (1926 Dec 26).]
1926 / Robberies at Barberton, Ohio. / See Sept 25, 1927. [E; 750. See: (1927 Sept 25).]
1926 / Phe-house in Lymm, near Warrington, Cheshire. / See Sept 19, 1926. [E; 751. See: (1926 Sept 19).]
1926 / H. barn near Fredon, N.J. / See Sept 12, 1927. [E; 752. See: (1927 Sept 12).]
1926 / Stigmatic girl of Woonsocket, R.I.—Faster and sleeper / See March 25, 1928. [E; 753. See: (1928 March 28).]
1926 Jan / Hastings / Sounds / See Jan., 1925. [XI; 554. See: (1925 Jan).]
1926 Jan. / Hastings sounds / See July 22, 1890. / See June 16. [XI; 555. See: 1890 July 22, (VI; 2049), and, 1926 Jan 15, (E; 755).]
1926 [Jan. 1.] / Venice Earthquake. / D. Express. [XI; 556. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 1, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 1-2 / [Venice 'Quake Panic] / Ev. Standard, Jan 2. [XI; 557. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, January 2, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 2 / Ev Standard of / [Thames Outlook.]. [XI; 558.1. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, January 2, 1926.)]
[1926 Jan 2] / [Floods.] / [Evening Standard]. [XI; 558.2. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, January 2, 1926.)]
[1926 Jan 2] / [Flooded Towns.] / [Evening Standard]. [XI; 558.3. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, January 2, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 2 / [Daily Express] of / (Thought phe) / [Captain Gee, M.P. Hurt.] /He had had a bitter conflict with Soc. P.C.A. [E; 754. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 2, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 3, 4 / Quadrantids active. / Nature 117-98. [XI; 558.4. (Nature, 117-98.)]
1926 Jan 3 / Weekly Dispatch of / [Four Countries Submerged; Towns in Darkness.] [XI; 559. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, January 3, 1926.)]
1926 [Jan. 6.] / [Vesuvius Explosions.] / 1926, D. Express. [XI; 560. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 6, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 7 / ["Daily Express" Correspondent.] / D Express of 8th. [XI; 561. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 8, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 7 / ["Evening News" Telegram] / ["Evening News"], 8th. [XI; 562. Newspaper clipping. (Evening News Telegram, January 8, 1926???)]
1926 Jan 8 / [Earthquakes in Italy.] / ["Daily Express"], 9th. [XI; 563. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 9, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 9 / [Vesuvius Still Active.] / D. Express of 9th. [XI; 564. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 9, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 9 / [Tidal Wave Phenomenon.] / Sunday Express—Jan 10. [XI; 565. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, January 10, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 9 / D. Express of / [500 Dead in Mexico.] [XI; 566. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 9, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 9 / [Superb Sight.] / Weekly Dispatch of 10th. [XI; 567. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, January 10, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 9 / D. Express of / [Paris Flood Alarm.] [XI; 568. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 9, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 12 / Aurora / See index, Bull Soc Astro de France. [XI; 569. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 1926, index.)]
[The following seven notes were clipped together by Fort. E: 755-761.]
1926 Jan 15 / [Daily Express] / [Hastings, Thursday]—14. [E; 755. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 15, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 3 / Weekly Dispatch of / [Town Haunted by a Noise.] [E; 757. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, January 3, 1926.)]
1926 Jan. 14 / Humming sound / See Sept 8-9, 1877. [E; 758. See: 1877 Sept 8 and 9, (IV; 2205).]
1926 Jan 14 / Humming sounds / See Yellowstone musical sounds. / Nature 53-296. [E; 759. (Nature, 53-296.) See: (Yellowstone musical sounds).]
1926 Jan 15 / Hum / See Feb 15, 1924. [E; 760. See: 1924 Feb 16, (E; 566), and, 1924 Feb 17, (E; 567).]
1926 Jan 14 / Ev. Standard of / [Town Hum Solved.] [E; 761. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, January 14, 1926.) "Hum Stopped." Hastings and St. Leonards Observer, January 16, 1926, p. 5 c. 6. "The mystery of the humming from the Broomgrove Power Station has been solved at last, not by the experts and engineers but by a member of the boiler-house staff at the station." "Since May last efforts have been made to find the origin of the hum. but it was not until an employee who has taken the keenest interest in the prohlem, crawled into ash-pit beneath the fire of one of the boilers that the trouble was traced to its root." "Immediately the employe[e] entered the pit he was nearly deafened by a terrific buzzing which seemed to vibrate through his whole body. He carried out a careful investigation, and then obtaining some sheet tin he placed over the bars at the bottom of the pit. Immediately the humming ceased." "Further investigations were subsequently made, as a result of which the Borough Electrical Engineer (Mr. Russell Ferguson) is able to state that the hum has been definitely eliminated." "Apparently the ash-pits beneath the boilers acted as big sound boxes, which produced the hum. The sounds passed out beneath the pits and out into the open."]
1926 Jan 17 / [Canary Islands Ravaged.] / Dail Express, Jan 19. [XI; 570. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 19, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 24 / Weekly Dispatch of / [Fight with Ghost.] [E; 762. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, January 24, 1926.)]
1926 Jan 26-27 / Magnetic storm / Ciel et Terre 42-7. [XI; 571. Puig, Ignace. “Note sur la Tempete Electro-Magnetique du 26-27 Janvier 1926.” Ciel et Terre, 42 (1926): 7-10.]
1926 Jan 26 / Aurora and mag. storm / Pop Astro 1926-281. [XI; 572. (Popular Astronomy, 1926-281.)]
1926 Jan 27 / [Bewitched.] / [Daily Express]. [E; 763. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, January 27, 1926.)]
1926 Feb / Phantom killer of Omaha, Nebraska / Wide World Magazine, Oct., 1926. [E; 764. (Wide World Magazine, October 1926.)]
1926 Feb 9 / [island Earthquake.] / D. Express—Feb. 11. [XI; 573. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 11, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 12 / [Yellow Cut Glass Carpet Brought to City By Freak Wind to Be Replaced by White Snow] / The Mpls Journal, 2-14-26. [XI; 574. Newspaper clipping. (Minneapolis Journal, February 14, 1926.)]
[1926 Feb. 12] / [Paul Bunyon's 'Blue Snow' Is Outdone as Blanket of Red Flakes Covers St. Paul] / [The St. Paul Daily News, February 12, 1926] / I read 'New Lands" and "The Book of the Damned". By Charles Fort, so I am sending paper report. (I examined it (dust) with a 400 X microscope. No conclusion as to what it is. / "467" / D.F. Gorman. / 1926 / Feb. 12 / Red / St. Paul, Minn. / by D.F. Gorman, St. Paul. [XI: 575.1 to 575.4. Newspaper clipping. (St. Paul Daily News, February 12, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 12 / D. Express, Feb. 16. / The Sunday was the 14th. / [Fall of Red Snow.] / 1926 / Feb 14 / D. Express, Feb. 16. [XI; 576. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 16, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 12 / Daily Express / [Haunted House in Berkshire.] [E; 765. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 12, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 13 / [Daily Express] of / [Lottery Winning by Magic.] [E; 766. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 13, 1926.)]
1926 Feb. 13 / For the “wizard tipster” of Italy, see back of a Marie Celeste clipping, Dec., 1872. [E; 767. See: (back of Marie Celeste clipping).]
1926 Feb 13 / [Daily Express] of. / [Body Found in a Wood.] [E; 768. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 13, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 16 / D Express of / [106 Self-Inflicted Cuts.] [E; 769. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 16, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 16 / D Express of / [Vitriol Throwing.] [E; 770. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 16, 1926.)]
1926 [Feb. 18.] / [California Earthquake. / D. Express—19th. [XI; 577. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 19, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 19 / [Daily Express] of / [Midnight Explosion in an Empty Building.] [E; 771. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 19, 1926.)]
1926 Feb. 20 / Clara Newman / San Francisco / See Strangler, Jan. 13, 1928. [E; 772. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Feb 23 / Aurora and mag. storm / Pop Astro 1926-282. [XI; 578. (Popular Astronomy, 1926-282.)]
1926 [Feb. 24.] / [A Village.] / D. Express, Feb. 25, 1926. [XI; 579. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, February 25, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 26 / [When a Yarn Gets Started] / Toronto Daily Star, March 20, 1926. [XI; 580. Newspaper clipping. (Toronto Daily Star, March 20, 1926.)]
1926 Feb. 26 / [Letter to Fort, from Arthur Widdup, Mar 18/26]. [XI; 581. (Letter; Widdup, Arthur, to Fort; 1926 March 18.)]
1926 Feb 26 / [Tale of Fish Stretched Across Sea to England] / From Hamilton Spectator, Mar 18/26. [XI; 582. Newspaper clipping. ("Tale of Fish Stretched Across Sea to England." Hamilton Spectator, March 18, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 26 / [The Dundas Minnows] / Toronto Daily Star, March 16. [XI; 583. Newspaper clipping. ("The Dundas Minnows." Toronto Daily Star, March 16, 1926, (editorial). "On the 26th of February a remarkable phenomenon was reported from Dundas, Ont. After a heavy downpour of winter rain a pool was formed at a hollow place on one of the main streets, and in it were seen a great many dead minnows. These small fish had evidently come down from the sky in the heavy rain. There was no overflow from any lake, stream or sewer that could have brought them there." "The remarkable incident appeared in the Toronto press, was wired to all the newspapers in America, cabled to London, translated and sent to Paris, Berlin and Rome." "Next day The Star, having investigated the case, was able to furnish a simple explanation of the incident. Mr. Robert Manning of Dundas had planned to go fishing through holes in the ice. He had meant to go fishing on the Thursday of the heavy rainstorm, and so on the previous day he went to the sluice gate near the Hydro canal and netted a pail of minnows. The heavy rain of the next day caused him to postpone his trip, and as the minnows would not keep, he dumped the pail into the torrent of water rushing along the street. Later on a prominent citizen, seeing dead fish in a rain pool that had just fallen from the sky, naturally concluded that he was local eye witness to a marvel." "Thus ended the mystery. But when the mystery goes out of an affair, interest in it ends so far as the telegraphic and cable news agencies are concerned. While it was supposed that those fish had fallen from the sky they were marvel fish and worth cabling to the ends of the earth, but, as soon as it was known that they had come from Bob Manning's pail and that he had netted them in the ordinary way down by the Dundas sluice-gate, there was no marvel about them. Interest in them ended right there. So London, Paris, Berlin and Kalamazoo were not told about the bait pail and were left to think of those fish as having fallen from the sky. It will go down on scientific record in half a dozen languages as the Dundas incident." "The Star has been communicated with in regard to it by an expert in London. He has not heard of the bait pail, he believes the fish fell from the sky, but, being a cautious man and the author of a book on such phenomena, he seeks from us all the evidence that can be secured as to the authenticity of the incident. Almost with regret we shall have to tell him that those fish were never higher above the earth than Bob Manning's elbow." "The expert and author who has written us on the subject is Mr. Charles Fort, 39 (A) Marchmont St., W.C., London, Eng. He tells us that he has records of over two hundred instances where living things have fallen from the sky. He quotes Judge C. B. Montgomery, Oneco, Conn., as authority for the statement that on July 31, 1921, a deluge of little frogs fell over an area of several square miles near his home. The New Orleans Picayune on February 4, 1892, told of a fall of millions of large larvae of unknown species at Clifton, Ind. In several cases, our correspondent says, species unknown on this earth have fallen from the sky. Reverting to the case at Dundas, Ont., and not knowing about Bob Manning's bait pail, the English author goes on to say in his letter:" "'It may be that all bodies of water in Canada on Feb. 27th were not all frozen solid, but certainly supplies of minnows were not very available. This is the point on which I am seeking information.... It seems incredible that the minnows of Dundas had origin anywhere in Canada, or could have been carried from some far southern point, without scattering. To most minds it will seem incredible that the creatures dropped to the earth from a body of water somewhere in space beyond this earth, because interplanetary space is supposed to be intensely, if not absolutely, cold. I have many data that indicated otherwise.'" "What Mr. Charles Fort is driving at is this: If the Dundas minnows, the Connecticut frogs and the Indiana larvae fell from the sky and came from another world than this, then accepted ideas about space are wrong and it might be possible to fly from this planet to another. The Dundas minnows are accounted for. They were carried in a pail to the place where they were found. As for the Connecticut frogs, they, no doubt, came forth after a downpour of rain as frogs and angle-worms so often do. The Indiana larvae could doubtless have been competently explained if rightly enquired about at the time, and they are no such marvel as the Dundas minnows would have been if a simple explanation had not been given as to how they happened to be where they were found."]
1926 Feb 27 / 17 h, 55 m / Met from near Sirius / France, Menton) / Bull Soc A de F 40-184. [XI; 584. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-184.)]
1926 Feb 27 / [Raining Minnows.] / Ev. Standard—27th. [XI; 585. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, February 27, 1926.)]
1926 Feb 27 / Dundas, Ontario, on w. end of L. Ontario. [XI; 586.]
1926 Feb 27 / 23 h, 22 m / Brilliant meteor / England / Observatory 49-132. [XI; 587. (Observatory, 49-132.)]
1926 Feb 27 / ['Quake Shatters Hotels.] / Weekly Dispatch, 28th. [XI; 588. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, February 28, 1926.)]
1926 [Feb. 28.] / [untitled article about Lisbon earthquake] / D. Express—March 1, 1926. [XI; 589. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 1, 1926.)]
1926 March 1 / D. Express, March 10 / (q. / Turkey) / [Earthquake in Turkey.] [XI; 590. Newspaper clipping. "Earthquake in Turkey." London Daily Express, March 10, 1926.)]
1926 March 2 / Mrs Laura E. Beal / San Jose, Cal / See Strangler, Jan. 13, 1928. [E; 773. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 March 4 / At Walton, near Bridgewater, 9 p.m., metite said, by cor. to Times to have fallen and made a hole in ground about 6 feet in diameter—not yet found. / English Mechanics 123-170. [XI; 591. (English Mechanic, 123-170.)]
1926 March 5 / Aurora / See Bull Soc Astro de France. [XI; 592. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 1926.)]
1926 March 7 / Look up, see if aurora this night. Annie and I saw in western sky four distinct spots of light, forming corners of a square. / A 12. [XI; 593.]
1926 March 8 / D. Express of / [Man and Wife Dead in a Bathroom.] [E; 774. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 8, 1926.)]
1926 March 9 / The Aurora / Meteorological Magazine 61-66. [XI; 594. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-66.)]
1926 March 9 / Aurora / Meteorological Mag. 61-66, 88. [XI; 595. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-66, 88.)]
1926 March 9 / Great aurora at London / Bull Soc A de F 40-193. [XI; 596. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-193.)]
1926 March 9 / Aurora / N.M. / E. Mec 123-149 / See p. 150. / England / Arc of white light. [XI; 597. (English Mechanic, 123-149-150.)]
1926 March 10 / Ev. Standard / [Scotland Yard to Compare All Reports.] [E; 775. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, March 10, 1926.)]
1926 March 10 / See Nov. 6, 1926. [E; 776. See: 1926 Nov 6, (E: 877 to 879.1).]
1926 March 10 / Newport News ship fire / See Dec 20, 1931. [E; 777. See: (1931 Dec 20).]
1926 March 12, about. / q. in Peru. [XI; 598. (Ref.???)]
[1926 March 14.] / [Airman's 41,000 Feet Climb.] / Daily Express, March 15, 1926. [XI; 599. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 15, 1926.)]
1926 March 18 / [Greatest 'Quake Shock.] / Sunday Dispatch of 21st. [XI; 600. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Dispatch, March 21, 1926.)]
1926 March 17 / [untitled article about earthquake in Canada] / D. Mail and Empire, Toronto, March 17. [XI; 601. Newspaper clipping. (Toronto Daily Mail and Empire, March 17, 1926.)]
1926 [March] 19 / [Fairies Astir in Ireland] / Phila Public Ledger, March 23, 1926. [E; 778. Newspaper clipping. (Philadelphia Public Ledger, March 23, 1926.)]
1926 March 20 / 6:45 / 10:45 / 2 remarkable meteors near Coventry. / English Mechanics 123-164, 177. [XI; 602. (English Mechanic, 123: 164, 177.)]
1926 March 20 / 6:51 p.m. / Bristol / Great meteor from direction of Virgo. / E. Mech. 123-195. [XI; 603. (English Mechanic, 123-195.)]
1926 March 20 / [Meteor Seen from Harrow Heights.] / Weekly Express, 21[st]. [XI; 604. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Express, March 21, 1926.)]
1926 March 22 / Fronm near Vega, 8:45 p.m., Scotland / Great meteor. / E. Mec. 123-250. [XI; 605. (English Mechanic, 123-250.)]
1926 March 25, 26 / Migration, P. ladies, Palo Alto, Cal. / Nature 118-191. [XI; 606. (Nature, 118-191.)]
1926 March 26 / [LT], 11-b / Metite falls at Bridgewater. [XI; 607. (London Times, March 26, 1926, p. 11 c. 2.)]
1926 March 27 / [LT], 10-c / Two large meteors. [XI; 608. (London Times, March 27, 1926, p. 10 c. 3.)]
1926 March 27 / [150-Minute Earthquake.] / [source unidentified]. [XI; 609. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. March 27, 1926.)]
1926 March 28 / [Earthquake in Italy.] / D. Express, March 30. [XI; 610. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 30, 1926.)]
1926 March 27 / [Daily Express] / [Ghostly Cross in a Cemetary.] [E; 779. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 27, 1926.)]
1926 March 28 / Observer of / [A Haunted House.] [E; 780. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, March 28, 1926.)]
1926 March 29 / [Another Fire at a Mansion.] / [Daily Express], March 30. [E; 781. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, March 29, 1926.)]
1926 March 29 / Mansion fires / See Ap. 6, 1912. [E; 782. See: 1912 Ap. 6, (D; 540).]
1926 March 31 / Ev. Standard of. / [Six Bodies in a Burnt Mansion.] [E; 783. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, March 31, 1926.)]
1926 / spring / Near Kelso, Wash., shower of little frogs. / Portland, Oregon, Ev. Telegram, Aug 30, 1926. [XI; 611. (Portland Telegram, August 30, 1926; microfilm.) (Nil at LOC.)]
1926 April / Great wind follows dust. / See Dec. 27, 1896. [XI; 612. See: 1896 Dec 29, (VII; 1657).]
1926 April / Minnesota and Nebraska dusts / Dusts precede tornado, Dec 27, 29, 1896. [XI; 613. See: 1896 Dec 27, (VII: 1649 to 1656), and, 1896 Dec 29, (VII; 1657).]
1926 Apr. 1 / [Standard] / [Poison Theory in Mansion Fire.] [E; 784. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, April 1, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 2 / [Cross.] / Daily [Express]. (Ap. 7), 1926. [E; 785. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 7, 1926.)]
1926 [April 3.] / [Earthquake in California.] / [source unidentified]. [XI; 614. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. April 3, 1926.)]
1926 Ap 3 / Ev. Standard of / [Woman Who Held Seances.] [E; 786. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, April 3, 1926.)]
1926 Ap 3 / D. Express of / [Woman of 80 in a Mansion Fire.] [E; 787. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 3, 1926.)]
1926 Ap 3 / D. Express of / [Riddle of a Burned Mansion.] [E; 788. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 3, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 3 / Leominster (Hereford) near Kingston, Presleigh. [E; 789. (No Presleigh; and, if Prestleigh, Prestleign is about 120 kilometers south of Leominster.)]
1926 Ap 6, etc. / Unprecedented rains / California / M.W.R. 1926-167. [XI; 615. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-167.)]
1926 Ap. 6 / [Six Fires at an English Spa.] / D. Express. / no intense heat. [E; 790. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 6, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 7 / Waterspout or cloud pendant seen on Wirral Hills, Glastonbury. / Met. Mag. 61-111 / 1:30 to 1:45 p.m. [XI; 616. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-111.)]
1926 Ap. 7 / [London 'Thunderbolt'.] / D Express, Ap. 8. [XI; 617. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 8, 1926.)]
1926 [April 8.] / ["Black Rain" Falls 90 Miles from Conflagration Scene] / Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post, April 9 / E. Hamilton / New Castle, Pa. [XI; 618. Newspaper clipping. (Pittsburgh Post, April 9, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 9 / Peterboro / Meteor / Eng Mechanics 123-206. [XI; 619. (English Mechanic, 123-206.)]
1926 Ap. 9 / 23 h, 30 m / England / Essex to Norfolk / brilliant fireball / Observatory 49-165. [XI; 620. (Observatory, 49-165.)]
1926 Ap 10 / 18 h, 54 m / Canterbury / brilliant daylight meteor / Observatory 49-165. [XI; 621. (Observatory, 49-165.)]
1926 [April 11.] / [Famous Volcano Awakes.] / 1926, D. Express Ap. 12. [XI; 622. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, Aprl 12, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 12 / D. Express of / Earthquake in Wales.] [XI; 623. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 12, 1926.)]
1926 April 12 / Duncan Barbour at Maidstone / See Nov 28. [E; 791. See: (1926 Nov 28).]
1926 Ap. 13 / [Mystery Explosions.] / Tuesday = 13th / Ev. News—Ap. 16. [XI; 624. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, April 16, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 14-15 / Aurora / Pop. Astro 1926-401. [XI; 625. (Popular Astronomy, 1926-401.)]
1926 April 14 / [Big Bang Mystery.] / [Thursday] = 15 / Ev. Standard, April 15. [XI; 626. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, April 15, 1926.)]
1926 April 15 / [Mystery Light in ky Frightens Nebraskans] / Youngstown (Ohio) Telegram, April 15 / Edmund Hamilton, 1611 Penna. Ave., New Castle, Pa. [XI; 627. Newspaper clipping. (Youngstown Telegram, April 15, 1926.)]
1926 Ap 15 / [Largest Volcano in Eruption] / ["Daily Express" - 20[th]. [XI; 628. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 20, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 16 / [Strange Country House Fires.] / [Daily Express]—Ap. 17. [E; 792. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 17, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 16 / Abingdon, Berkshire / near Oxford / Wantage / Bampton. [E; 793. (Refs.???)]
1926 Ap. 18 / [Azores Earthquakes.] / ["Daily Express", April 19.] [XI; 629. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 19, 1926.)]
1926 Ap 20 / Lyrids in England / details / not many / E. Mec. 123-239. [XI; 630. (English Mechanic, 123-239.)]
1926 Ap 20 / 21 h, 12 m / Co. Tyrone, Ireland / brilliant sunset meteor / Observatory 49-229 / See May 2. [XI; 631. (Observatory, 49-229.) See: (May 2).]
1926 Ap. 20 / Esk Valley, Scotland / Cloud pendant. Said reached almost to ground. / Met. Mag. 61-111. [XI; 632. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-111.)]
1926 Ap. 20 / [Village Doomed by Fiery Lava.] / D. Express—Ap. 21. [XI; 633. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 21, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 20 / D. Express of / [Mystery of Three Fires.] [E; 794. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, April 20, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 22 / Mrs. Shaw's letter / [Letter to Fort, from (Mrs.) Ada Melville Shaw, April 29, 1926. / 1926 / Ap 20 or 27 / [Dust Storm Blankets Omaha and Vicinity] / [The World-Herald] / Date of this article—Tuesday, April 27th. [XI; 634. Newspaper clipping. (Omaha World-Herald, April 27, 1926.)]
[1926 Ap. 27] / [Day Turned into Night by Clouds of Dirt in Sky] / [St. Paul Pioneer Press, April 28, 1926.] [XI; 635. Newspaper clipping. (St. Paul Pioneer Press, April 28, 1926.)]
1926 [April 29] / [Disasters in Petroleum Industry During April Cost Fifty-Seven Lives] / [source unidetnified] / Sent by Shipley. / [fragment of another clipping]. [XI; 636. Newspaper clipping. ("Disasters in Petroleum Industry During April Cost Fifty-Seven Lives." Unidentified source, April 29, 1926.)]
1926 Ap. 29 / N.Y. Times, Feb 19, 1928 / [Court Action Echo of Mehl Mystery]. [E; 795. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, February 19, 1928.)]
1926 May 2 / 23 h, 8 m / Another brilliant fireball. / See Ap. 20. [XI; 637. See: (Ap. 20).]
1926 May 2 / [Marytr's Ghost.] / W. Dispatch. [E; 796. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, May 2, 1926.)]
1926 May 8 / See Documents, May 8. [XI; 638. See: (Documents, May 8).]
1926 [May 8] / [Dallas Visited by Violent Hailstorm] / [source unidentified] / M.J. Gannon, Roanoke, Va. [XI; 639. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, May 8, 1926.)]
1926 May 8 / Details, See Dallas M. News, under "Miniature Tornado, etc. Largest reported—12 inches in circumference. / Of those size of baseballs, most had 5 rings; others up to 8. [XI; 640. (Dallas Morning News, May 8, 1926.)]
1926 May 8 / [Giant hailstones Hurt 30, Tie Up Traffic in Dallas] / [source unidentified] / Shipley. [XI; 641. Newspaper clipping. (Source unidentified, May 8, 1926.)]
1926 May 18 / [Out of Sky] / Youngstown, O., Telegram, May 19 / Edmund Hamilton / New Castle, Pa. [XI; 642. Newspaper clipping. (Youngstown Telegram, May 19, 1926.)]
1926 May 21 / L. Times of, 15-c / N. Star, 13th mag, in a spiral nebula. [XI; 643. (London Times, May 21, 1926, p. 15 c. 3.)]
1926 May 21 / 21 h to 22 h / Shower of 20 or 30 meteors in Cornwall. / Observatory 49-230. [XI; 644. (Observatory, 49-230.)]
1926 May 22 / [Sulphur Rain Has Earth Gold Strewn] / [source unidentified] / Shipley. [XI; 645. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, May 22, 192.)]
1926 May 24 / Eruption of volcano of Tokachi, in Japan. Believed to be extinct crater occupied by a lake when shot out. / N.Q. 150-381. [XI; 646. (Notes and Queries, 150-381; not online; at OKQ.)]
1926 May 24 / [2000 Victims of Volcano.] / Ev Standard, May 25. [XI; 647. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, May 25, 1926.)]
1926 May 24 / [Volcano Disaster.] / ["Daily express"]—of 25th. [XI; 648. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, May 25, 1926.)]
1926 May 24 / Ev. Standard / [Sea Victim of 6 ft. 3 in.] [E; 797. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, May 24, 1926.)]
1926 / ab. May 26 / [Cyclone Havoc in Burma.] / D. Express, 27th. [XI; 649. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, May 27, 1926.)]
1926 May 29 / [Cloudburst Disaster.] / Sunday Express, May 30. [XI; 650. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, May 30, 1926.)]
[The following two notes were folded together by Fort. E: 798-799.]
1926 May 29 / [Lightning Kills Farmer in Boat] / [The Minneapolis Journal, May 30, 1926, page five]. [E; 798. Newspaper clipping. (Minneapolis Journal, May 30, 1926, p. 5.)]
[1926 May 29] / [Letter to Fort, from D.F. Gorman, of St. Paul, 6-5-26]. [E; 799. (Letter; Gorman, D.F., to Fort; 1926.)]
1926 May 30 / [Prison for a Cattle Maimer.] / Sunday Express. [E; 800. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, May 30, 1926.)]
1926 May 31 / [18-Balloon Race Today.] / Sunday Express, May 30. [XI; 651. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, May 30, 1926.)]
1926 May 31 / [Devastating Tornado on the Burmese Coast.] / [|Daily Express"], May 31. [XI; 652. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, May 31, 1926.)]
1926 June / Torrential rains and bursting dam and loss of lives = 1,000 in vicinity of Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico. / M.W.R. 1926-262. [XI; 653. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-262.)]
1926 June 3 / [Three Hour Earthquake.] / [D. Express, June 4. [XI; 654. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, June 4, 1926.)]
1926 June 5 / [Sun Blotted Out by Insects.] / Weekly Dispatch, 6th. [XI; 655. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, June 6, 1926.)]
1926 June 5 / [Two-Hours Earthquake.] / W. Dispatch, 6th. [XI; 656. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, June 6, 1926.)]
1926 June 6 / 6 h., 13 m., 30 s. / At Banbridge, unknown remarkable black object crossed the sun in 4 to 5 seconds, ac to cor. / Eng. Mechanics 123-311, 370. [XI; 657. (English Mechanic, 123: 311, 370.)]
1926 June 6 / Telescopic object crossed sun in 4 or 5 seconds, Banbridge, England. / E. Mec 123-311. [XI; 658. (English Mechanic, 123-311.)]
1926 June 6 / [Sunday Express] of / [Death Follows Mosquito Bite.] [E; 801. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, June 6, 1926.)]
1926 June 6 / News of the World / [Curious Coincidence.] [E; 802. Newspaper clipping. (News of the World, June 6, 1926.)]
1926 June 7 / [Rains Mud in Ohio.] / Washington, D.C., Star, June 8/26 / Sent by Wm. E. Shea, 812 The Argonne, Washington, D.C. [XI; 659. Newspaper clipping. ("Rains Mud in Ohio." Washington Star, June 8, 1926.)]
1926 June 7 / = Monday / [Many Family Washings In City Are Spoiled by Fall of Mud—Flyers Verify It] / Dayton, O., News, June 9 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 660. Newspaper clipping. (Dayton News, June 9, 1926.)]
1926 June 7 / [It Rains Mud in Ohio] / Pittsburgh, Pa., Post, June 8, 1926 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 661. Newspaper clipping. (Pittsburgh Post, June 8, 1926.)]
1926 June 10 / Mrs Lillian St Mary / San Francisco / See Strangler, Jan 13, 1928. [E; 803. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 June 15-30 / Rains in Hawaii broke a 5-month drought. / M.W.R. 1926-262. [XI; 662. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-262.)]
1926 June 18 / [Cloudburst Chokes Thousands Of Fish] / New Castle, Pa., News, June 18, 1926 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 663. Newspaper clipping. (New Castle News, June 18, 1926.)]
1926 June 21 / 22h, 31 m / From a vessel 22 N; 50 W, met—train visible 15 minutes. / Observatory 49-287. [XI; 664. (Observatory, 49-287.)]
1926 [June 21.] / [Meteor in Navada Excites Observers] / N.Y. American 6-22 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 665. Newspaper clipping. (New York American, June 21, 1926, p. 6-22???)]
1926 June 23-July 5 / Large sunspot / Nature 118-61. [XI; 666. (Nature, 118-61.)]
1926 June 23 / [Frogs Fall With Rain In Danville] / [source unidentified] / M.J. Gannon, 218 Church Ave., Roanoke, Va. [XI; 667. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, June 23, 1926.) (Danville Bee, Virginia. June 24, 1926, p. 1; June 25, 1926, p. 3; @ Newspaperarchive.com.)]
1926 June 23 / Danville / Date of letters is July 11, 1926. [XI; 668. (Fort to Danville Bee, Virginia, published 1926. "Fall of Frogs Brings Word from England." Danville Bee, (Virginia), July 24, 1926, p. 1; at Newspaperarchives.com. "The rainfall of frogs which took place several weeks ago in North Danville has created some interest in England where the phenomenon has also been reported. The following communication was received by this paper today from Charles Fort of London who sheds further light on the subject.
LONDON, July 11, 1926.
To the Editor of the Bee,
Sir: According to the newspaper clippings that I have received, there was an occurrence that was viewed with considerable astonishment, at Danville, upon the 23rd of June. It is said that multitudes of little frogs fell from the sky. But to me the most astonishing circumstance is that such a fall from the sky should cause astonishment. I have been interested in the subject about ten year, and I have collection 26 records of similar arrivals from the sky.
There are probably hundreds of records that I have not unearthed. The phenomenon must be common, and should be anything but astonishing.
But then I read something else with which I am very familiar. “An appeal to the weather man, as to similar phenomena actually recorded brought word that there had been several reports, but that none had been proven.”
“Note the word “several.” If anybody should like to read of an instance that was investigated by the British Association for the Advancement of Science, he will find it recorded in the report of the association, for the year 1859, page 158. The investigators accepted what they considered proof of a fall from the sky of thousands of living fishes. Nevertheless conventional scientists have minimized or have disregarded such occurrences and people in general either never have heard of anything of the kind, or have heard vague stories, which they regard as incredible.
According to “Notes and Queries,” 8-6-104, lizards fell from the sky, into the streets of Montreal Canada, Dec. 28. 1857. In the “Scientific American,” July 12, 173, is an account of millions of little frogs, “which darkened the sky and covered the ground for a long distance” at Kansas City, Mo. I have about thirty records of large, unknown larvae that have fallen from the sky, in enormous numbers, sometimes attracting hosts of birds, covering square miles of ground. Flammarion, in “The Atmosphere” tells of one of these arrivals of unknown origin. In the “Australian Museum Magazine,” April 1925, A.R. McCulloch, a member of the staff of the museum, publishes a list of occurrences in Australia. He especially mentions a shower of shrimps. I have two records of showers of shrimps, in England.
Of course there have been such occurrences, and many of them, though most of them date too far back to be investigated now. But here, only a few weeks ago, we have the shower at Danville. I ask readers who know of this shower of little frogs to send information to me, at my present address, 39 (A) Marchmont W.C. London, England.
Here we have an opportunity to collect testimony that will be important. It may lead to new astonishments. Where are these things coming from, so often, and in such multitudes? If they have not origin upon this earth—and not one of these invasions has ever been traced to a terrestrial origin—there is stimulation to most revolutionary speculations upon conditions in regions beyond his earth.
I note, in the clipping, somebody’s theory, in terms of evaporation. But frog spawn could not be raised to the clouds by evaporation. Even salt, in the sea, is left behind when vapors rise.
Charles Fort."]
1926 June 24 / Mrs George Russell / Santa Barbara, Cal. / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 804. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 June 26 / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 669. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
1926 June 26 / 10 p.m. / Crete and Rhodes / disastrous q / Nature 118-24. [XI; 670. (Nature, 118-24.)]
1926 June 26 / [Egypt Shaken by 'Uake.] / W. Dispatch—27[th]. [XI; 671. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, June 27, 1926.)]
1926 June 26 / [Earthquakes in Four Countries.] / ["Daily Express"]—28[th]. [XI; 672. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, June 28, 1926.)]
1926 June 27 / [Lost Memories.] W. Dispatch. [E; 805. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, June 27, 1926.)]
1926 June 28 / qs / Sumatra and Germany. Nature 118-58. [XI; 673. (Nature, 118-58.)]
1926 [June 28.] / [Suffocating Mist Before a Shock.] / D. Express, 29th. [XI; 674. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, June 29, 1916.)]
1926 June 28 / Another serious q / Sumatra / Nature 118-93. [XI; 675. (Nature, 118-93.)]
1926 June / [200 Casualties, and a Train Buried. / D. Express, July 2. [XI; 676. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 2, 1926.)]
1926 [June 30] / [70 Earthquake Deaths.] / D. Express, July 1. [XI; 677. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 1, 1926.)]
1926 July / BO / Richard H. Tingley, of Port Chester, N.Y., has told of a great fall of little frogs in Western Pennsylvania in this month. This was in syndicated matter. [XI; 678. (Ref.???)]
1926 July / Torrential rains and floods / Mexico / M.W.R. '26-299. [XI; 679. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July and before / Home of Marie Maybourne, aged 11, near Delhi, Wis. In her presence, sounds, and objects move. / Occult Digest, Aug., 1926, p. 33. [E; 806. “News of Psychic Activities.” Occult Digest, 2 (no. 2; August 1926): 33.]
1926 July-Aug. / H.H. / Batham / See Sept. 25. [E; 807. See: (1926 Sept. 25).]
1926 July / [Cobham's Flight Ends.] / D Express, July 7. [E; 808. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 7, 1926.)]
1926 July 3 / Yugoslavia / Worst flood in a century. / M.W.R. '26-299. [XI; 680. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July 4 / [13 People Killed in Storm Panic.] / D Express, July 5. [XI; 681. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 5, 1926.)]
1926 July 5-6 / night / Cloudbursts "thoroughout" Germany. / M.W.R. '26-299. [XI; 682. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July 5 / [Towns Under Water.] / ["Daily Express"]—July 6. [XI; 683. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 6. 1926.)]
1926 July 6 / [400 Earthquake Deaths.] / D. Express, July 7. [XI; 684. Newspaper clipping. (London aily Express, July 7, 1926.)]
1926 July 7 / Greatest cyclone ever known in Chile. / M.W.R. 1926-299. [XI; 685. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July 7, about / [Flood Destroys 3,300 Homes.] / ["Daily Express"], July 8. [XI; 686. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 8. 1926.)]
1926 July 7, ab. / Cobham's engineer shot, in Persia, in air. Myst is that Cobham first report it as an explosion of some kind. [E; 809. (Ref.???)]
1926 July / 1926, Ev. News, July 8 / [Hunt for Assassins.] [E; 810. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, July 8, 1926.)]
1926 July 9 / [222 Earthquake Deaths.] / Sunday Express, July 11. [XI; 687. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 10 / [Extremes of Heat and Snow.] / W. Dispatch, July 11. [XI; 688. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 10 / [The Icicles of Summer!] / Weekly Dispatch, July 11. [XI; 689. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 10 / [Two-Hours Earthquake.] / Weekly Dispatch, 11th. [XI; 690. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 11 / BO / Clipping sent to me by Mr. Maynard Shipley, of San Francisco—shower of fishes, near the summit of a mountian, July 11th, 1926, on the Lake Tahoe road, near Sacremento, Cal. The fishes were found, after a severe thunderstorm, near the summer home of Mrs. Mary A. Bradford, 2529 G Street, Scramento. Mrs. Bradford was in London at the time. According to her inquiries later, the fishes "varied in size from very small to quite large and resembled a flounder, in shape." "As nearly as I can ascertain, several hundred fish of a species entirely different from any on that locality were found." / 1926 / July 11 / [Campers Say It Rained Fishes In High Sierra] / [The Chronicle] / Shipley. [XI: 691.1 to 691.4. Newspaper clipping. (San Francisco Chronicle, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 10-11 / night / [Sixty Tons of Dynamite in an Explosion.] Daily Express, July 12. [XI; 692. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 12, 1926.)]
1926 July 11 / [Queer Double Mystery.] / Weekly Dispatch. [E; 811. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 11, 1926.)]
1926 July 12 / Ev. Standard of / [Attacks on Women.] [E; 812. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, July 12, 1926.)]
1926 July 14 / N.Y. Ev. Journal, 10-3 / Myst incendiary forest fires, West Haverstraw. [E; 813. (New York Evening Journal, July 14, 1926, p. 10 c. 3.)]
1926 July 15 / severe q, beginning at 2 p.m. and lasting over an hour, recorded at Victoria, B. Columbia / Ev. Standard of 16th. [XI; 693. (London Evening Standard, July 1, 1926.)]
1926 July 16 / Red butterflies / See later. / Sept? [XI; 694. See: (later).]
1926 [July 16] / [Rain of Red Butterflies Covers Valley in Italy] / [source unidentified] / Shipley. [XI; 695. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, 1926.)]
1926 July 16 / [Butterflies and Flying Ants Present Mussolini New Problem] / Pittsburgh, Pa., Post, July 17, 1926 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 696. Newspaper clipping. (Pittburgh Post, July 17, 1926.)]
1926 July 16 / Large solar prominence. / Nature 118-131. [XI; 697. (Nature, 118-131.)]
1926 July 18 / Pantubuarth, Flintshire / Met. Mag 61-240 / 7:10 p.m. / Shower of hail, 1¼ in diameter, or "ice balls". Observer says that at 7:20 the direction from which they were coming reversed. Nothing said of a storm reversing in direction. Things from outer space might so reverse. [XI: 698.1, 698.2. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-240.)]
1926 July 18 / [£250,000 Storm Damage.] / ["Daily Express"]—July 20. [XI; 699. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 20, 1926.)]
1926 [July 18.] / [Falling Meteor Stirs Maine] / Pittsburgh, Pa., Post, July 19, 1926 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 700. Newspaper clipping. (Pittsburgh Post, July 19, 1926.)]
1926 July 21 / [Piece of Hail Seven Inches Long and Five Wide Falls in Ohio] / Pittsburgh, Pa., Post, July 22 / (E. Hamilton). [XI; 701. Newspaper clipping. (Pittsburgh Post, July 22, 1926.)]
1926 July 21 / [100 Hurricane Deaths.] / D. Express, July 22. [XI; 702. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 22, 1926.)]
1926 July 22 / [60 Deaths Due to Hot Weather.] / D. Express, 23[rd]. [XI; 703. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 23, 1926.)]
1926 July 22 / [Slashed Car Tyres.] / Ev Standard, J. 23. [E; 814. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, July 23, 1926.)]
1926 July 23 / [Skating in South Africa] / ["Daily Express"]—July 24. [XI; 704. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 24, 1926.)]
1926 July 23 / Extensive floods / W. Australia / M.W.R. '26-299. [XI; 705. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July 23 / 7 villages destroyed by bursting of a dam, Batchka region of the Danube. / M.W.R. 1926-299. [XI; 706. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299. Bačka extends into Hungary and Serbia]
1923 July 23 / Onai, Korea / Floods / 400 houses demolished. / M.W.R. '26-299. [XI; 707. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July 24-Aug 5 / Sunspots activity. / Nature 118-205. [XI; 708. (Nature, 118-205.)]
1926 July 24 / [Cloudburst in Glasgow.] / Weekly Dispatch, July 25. [XI; 709. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 25, 1926.)]
1926 July 24 / [Cut Tyre Mystery.] / Ev News, July 24. [E; 815. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, July 24, 1926.)]
1926 July 24 / [M. Raymond Poincare.] / News of the World, 25th. [E; 816. Newspaper clipping. (News of the World, July 25, 1926.)]
1926 July 24 / Fumes / D. Express. of 26th / A number of persons passing Limehouse Town Hall, night of 24th, taken suddenly ill. They complained to other passers-by, who went to their aid, that they had been affected by gas funes, which appeared to come from the roadway. However, none appeared to be seriously affected. Workmen sent for and excavation begun immediately, Not said gas leak discovered. [E: 817.1, 817.2. (London Daily Express, July 26, 1926.)]
1926 July 25-26 / Bahama Hurricane / M.W.R. 1926-296. [XI; 710. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-296.)]
1926 July 25 / = Sunday / [From Our Own Correspondent] / M. Post, 31st. [XI; 711. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 25 / Weekly Dispatch / [Children Bitten in London Suburd.] [E; 818. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, July 25, 1926.)]
1926 July 25 / [Airplane Mystery.] / [Daily Express]—July 26. [E; 819. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 25, 1926.)]
1926 July 26 / [Midnight Apparition in a Churchyard.] / [Daily Express]—July 27. [E; 820. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 27, 1926.)]
1926 July 27 / [Report Strange Lights In Sky] / New Castle, Pa., News, July 28 / E. Hamilton. [XI; 712. Newspaper clipping. (New Castle News, July 28, 1926.)]
1926 July 27 / [ South Africa Earth Shock.] / ["Daily Express']—29th. [XI; 713. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 29, 1926.)]
1926 July 28 / Tochio, Niigata, Japan / Floods / 100 drowned / M.W.R. 1926-299. [XI; 714. "Heavy Rains in Various Parts of the World." Monthly Weather Review, 54 (no. 7; July 1926): 298-299.]
1926 July / [£800,000 Storm Havoc] / M. Post, 30th. [XI; 715. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, July 30, 1926.)]
1926 July 29 / = night / [From Our Correspondent] / M. Post—31st. [XI; 716. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 29 / [Hill 500 Feet High Thrown Up.] / The Observer, Aug. 8. [XI; 717. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, August 8, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / N-eye group of sunspots central then. / Nature 118-459. [XI; 718. (Nature, 118-459.)]
1926 July 30 / [Insects Invade A Village.] / D. Express—J. 31. [XI; 719.1. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Shock Felt Near Bournemouth.] / D. Express, July 31. [XI; 720. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Explosion On A Brighton Pier.] / ["Daily Express"]—J. 31. [XI; 721. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Tremor In France] / M. Post, 31st. [XI; 722. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Forest Fires] / M. Post, 31st. [XI; 723. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Furniture] / D. Mail, 31st. [XI; 724. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Flood Disaster] / [source unidentified]. [XI; 725. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. July 30, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / = Friday / [Floods Destroy 1,700 Houses.] / D. Mail, 31st. [XI; 726. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Bathers Flee From Beach.] / D. Mail, 31st. [XI; 727. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 July 30 / [Nails to Injure Tyres.] / D. Express. [E; 821. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, July 30, 1926.)]
1926 July 30, ab. / Time of Scandanaian forests burning, a great fire destroyed much Scandanavian wood pulp in London. [E; 822. (Ref.???)]
1926 July 31 / [From Our Own Correspondent.] / Ev. News—J. 31. [XI; 728. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, July 31, 1926.)]
1926 August / Details of sunspot / E. Mec. 124-108. [XI; 729. (English Mechanic, 124-108.)]
1926 Aug / Seal in Thames / L.T., 1869, Oct 16-11-b. [E; 823. (London Times, October 16, 1869, p. 11 c. 2.)]
1926 Aug 3 / [Japan.] / D. Express—4th. [XI; 730. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 4, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 3 / [Earthquake Alarm In Japan.] / D. Express—6th. [XI; 731. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 6, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 3 / + / Sunday News, 9-4 / Dorothy Parrot, 4-year-old child of R.S. Parrot, Winget Mill, Georgia. A red spot appeared upon her body. Then out of it formed three letters, “R.I.C.,” each . Doctors could not explain. [E; 824. (London Sunday News, August 3, 1926, p. 9 c. 4.)]
1926 Aug. 4 / [Volcanic Eruption.] / D. Express, 6th. [XI; 732. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 6, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 5 / D. Express of / [untitled article about insect invasion of Studdale]. [XI; 719.2. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 5, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 7 / [Daylight Bank Robbery.] / D. Telegraph of 9th. [E; 825.1. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Telegraph, August 9, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 10 / Perseids only average strength. / Observatory 49-288. [XI; 733. (Observatory, 49-288.)]
1926 Aug 10-22 / another large group of sunspots "bordering on naked-eye visibility. / Nature 118-459. [XI; 734. (Nature, 118-459.)]
1926 Aug 10 / [Rare Migration.] / ["Daily Express"]—11th. [XI; 735. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 11, 1926.)]
1926 Aug. 12 / [Budapest Disaster] / D. Telegraph, 13th. [XI; 736. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Telegraph, August 13, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 12 / Aurora and bombardment of meteors—seen from a shore of Lake Superior. / Pop Astro 1926-600. [XI; 737. (Popular Astronomy, 1926-600.)]
1926 Aug 12 / [Carbon copy of Letter from Edmond Hamilton to Prof. Richard M. Field, August 27, 1926] / [Prof. Field's reply, October 5, 1926]. [XI; 738. (Letter; Hamilton, Edmund, to Field, Richard M., August 27, 1926.) (Letter; Field, Richard M., to Hamilton, Edmund; October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Aug. 12 / [Letter to Fort from Tressilian C Nicholas, 21-10-26]. [XI; 739. (Letter; Nicholas, Tresillian C., to Fort; October 21, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 12 / [typescript] / [New York Herald Tribune, August 13, 1926.] / Randolph Searles, West Orange, N.J. [XI; 740. (Typescript.) (New York Herald Tribune, August 13, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 13 / [Frogs Found In Desert] / New York World, Aug. 13 / E. Hamilton. [XI; 741. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, August 13, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 13 / [Many Drowned In City Floods.] / Weekly Dispatch, Aug 15. [XI; 742. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, August 15, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 13 / D. Telegraph of / [The Red Carnation.] / Doubtful that flower drugged—Some phe of contact. [From “Box A-cont”]. [E; 825.2. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Telegraph, August 13, 1926.)]
1926 [Aug. 15] / [Electrical Storm Damage.] / D. Express, 16th. [XI; 743. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 16, 1926.)]
1927 Aug 15 / Tornado / Carrabelle, Fla. / M.W.R., p. 364. [XI; 744. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-364.)]
1926 Aug 15 / [untitled article, (By Charles Davison, Sc.D., F.G.S.)] / Observer, Aug 22. [XI; 745. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, August 22, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 15 / ["Daily Express" Special Correspondent] / ["Daily Express"]—16[th]. [XI; 746.1. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 16, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 15 / Weekly Dispatch / [Puzzle of a Girl's Lost Identity.] [E; 826. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, August 15, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 15 / The People / [Bather Vanishes.] [E; 827. Newspaper clipping. (People, August 15, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 15 / Sunday Express of / [Noisy Skeleton Ejected.] [E; 828. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, August 15, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 15 / [Phantom Dog.]/ Sunday Express, Aug 15. [E; 829. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, August 15, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 16 / D. Express of / [paragraph about floods in Jugo-Slavia]. [XI; 746.2. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 16, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 16 / [Flying Ants And A Tidal Wave] / D. Express, 18th. [XI; 747. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 16, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 16 / Mrs Mary Nesbit / Oakland, Cal / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 830. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Aug 17-18 / [Earthquakes In Italy.] / D. Express, Aug 20. [XI; 748. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 20, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 19 / D. Express / [Three Men Vanish.] [E; 831. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 19, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 20 / [Earthquakes in Spain. ] / D. Express, 21st. [XI; 749. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 21, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 20 / D. Express of / [Church Stoned by Children.] [E; 832. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, Augsut 20, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 20 / [Burned Woman Mystery.] / Ev. Standard, 20th. [E; 833. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, August 20, 1926.)]
1926 [Aug. 21.] / [Burma Flood Disaster.] / Sunday Express—22[nd]. [XI; 750. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, August 22, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 21 / [Earthquakes Off Messina.] / Sunday Express, 22[nd]. [XI; 751. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, August 22, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 24-25 / [Dust Blown 350 Miles.] / D. Mail, 28th. [XI; 752. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, August 28, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 25-26 / night / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 753. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
1926 Aug 25 / Ev. News of / [Train Damaged by Flying Bolt.] [E; 834. Newspaper clipping. London Evening News, August 25, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 25 / Passing train / See Ap. 2, 1922. / July 5, 1929. [E; 835. See: 1922 Ap. 2, (E: 270 to 273); and, (1929 July 5).]
1926 Aug 26 / [Folks! It's Raing' Frogs Again; Two Report Phenomenon] / Portland, Oregon, Ev. Telegram, Aug 30. [XI; 754. Newspaper clipping. (Portland Telegram, August 30, 1926; microfilm.)]
1926 Aug 26 / [Channel Produces A New Trick.] / Ev. Star, 27th. [XI; 755. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Star, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 26 / [London Typist's Swim.] / Ev. Standard, 27th. [XI; 756. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 26 / D. Express of / Aug or July / [Crocodile in the Channel.] [E; 836. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, August 26, 1926???)]
[The following five notes were clipped together by Fort. E: 837-841.]
[1926 August 27] / [Is It a Sea Lion?] / [August 27, 1926.] D. Mail. [E; 837. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 26 / [Sad Spectre Sam of Hampstead.] / Ev. Standard. [E; 838. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, August 26, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 27 / D. Chronicle / [Sam Sets Seal on an Angler's Fame.] [E; 839. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 27 / Ev. News. / [The Strange Case of a London Seal.] / Ev. News. [E; 840. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 27 / [Happy of Hampstead Is a Seal.] / Ev. Star. [E; 841. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Star, August 27, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 28, 29 / Lights and Sound near N.Y. / [Letter to Fort, from Laurence Edward Manning, February 2, 1927. [XI; 757. (Letter; Manning, Laurence Edward, to Fort; February 2, 1927.)]
1926 Aug 30 / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 758. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
1926 Aug 30 / [Empire Items.] / D. Mail, Aug 31. [XI; 759. Newspaper clipping. ("Empire Items." London Daily Mail, August 31, 1926.)]
1926 [Aug. 30.] / [Heavy Snow Falls In Quebec] / Pgh., Pa., Post, Aug. 31 / E. Hamilton. [XI; 760. Newspaper clipping. ("Heavy Snow Falls in Quebec." Pittsburgh Post, August 31, 1926.)]
1926 Aug 31 / [Panic-Sricken Town In Azores.] / D. Mail, Sept. 1. [XI; 761. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, September 1, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 1 / 21 h., 46 m / Unknown cometary object moving a degree in 4 minutes. Seen at Observatory of Cracovie. / Ciel et Terre 42-161. [XI; 762. “Objet enigmatique.” Ciel et Terre, 42 (1926): 161.]
1926 Sept 1 / D. Mail of / [Visit of Monk in Sandals Due This Month.] [E; 842. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, September 1, 1926.)]
1926 Sept. 2 / [Earth Still Shaking. / Ev. Standard, Sept. 2. [XI; 763. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, September 2, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 2 / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 764. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
1926 Sept 3 / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 765. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
1926 Sept 6 / Meteor / See Notes and Queries, Sept. 11, p. 181. [XI; 766. (Notes and Queries, September 11, 1926, p. 181; not online; at OKQ.)]
1926 Sept 6 / [Bursting Meteor Theory] / Toronto D Star, Ap 16, 1928. [XI; 767. Newspaper clipping. (Toronto Daily Star, April 16, 1928.)]
1926 Sept 6 / evening / About 20h, 30 m, a large fireball northward over England, Exactly 20 h, 45 m., another large fireball northward over England. / Nature 118-425. [XI; 768. (Nature, 118-425.) (Whipple, Francis John Welsh. "The Detonating Meteor of 1926 September 6. An Instance of an Outer Zone of Audibility." Geophysical Supplements to the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomicl Society, 2 (no. 2; October 1928): 89-96. Only one meteor, (travelling in a southwest direction, from Burlington to Sheffield), is noted in this article.)]
1926 Sept 6 / At Wexham, 9:45 p.m. / A brilliant flash seen. Next morning a meteorite was searched for in a quarry, where was thought to have fallen, and was found. / E. Mec 124-137 / This myst flash of light was seen in many places in England. / E. Mec, Sept., 1926. [XI: 769.1, 769.2. (English Mechanic, 124-137.) (English Mechanic, September 1926.)]
1926 Sept 6 / In Nature, 118-531, pointed out were 2 and the photograph[er] could scarcely claim both. [XI; 770. (Nature, 118-531.)]
1926 (Sept 6) / [Was A Hoax.] / Sept 25 (D. Express). [XI; 771. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 25, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 6 / [Big English "Explosion" Thought To Be Meteor] / NY World, Sept 8 / Edmund Hamilton / New Castle, Pa. [XI; 772. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, September 8, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 6 / [Astronomers Laugh At Photographer's Claim.] / The Observer—26th. [XI; 773. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, September 26, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 6 / [House In The North.] / Ev. News, Sept. 7. [XI; 774. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening news, September 7, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 6 / [An Exploding Meteor.] / D. Mail, Sept 8. [XI; 775. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, September 8, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 8 / Bolide / France / Bull Soc A de F 40-502. [XI; 776. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-502.)]
[The following four notes were clipped together by Fort. E: 843-846.]
1926 Sept. 9 / [Death Not Attributed To Cause Other Than Fire.] / The Star, Sept 25. [E; 843. Newspaper clipping. (London Star, September 25, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 9 / Daily Express, Sept 29 / [Blazing Car Crime Reconstructed.] [E; 844. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 29, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 9 / [untitled article about Marshall case] / [Daily Express]—28th. [E; 845. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 28, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 9 / [Muffled Bang in Night of Burnt Car Drama.] / Ev. Standard, Sept 27. [E; 846. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, September 27, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 9, etc. / See Nov 11, 1930. [E; 847. See: (1930 Nov 11).]
1926 Sept 12-20 / 7 fireballs observed in various parts of England. / Nature 118-495. [XI; 777. (Nature, 118-495.)]
1926 Sept 12 / Letter in N.Y. Herald-Tribune. / One in Times about this time? Look up to see if other letters. [XI; 778. (New York Herald-Tribune, September 12, 1926.) (London Times, ca. September 12, 1926.)]
1926 Sept. 13-25 / Group of sunspots easily visible to n-eye. / Nature 118-459. [XI; 779. (Nature, 118-459.)]
1926 Sept 14-22 / Hurricane / W. Indian / M.W.R. 1926-409. [XI; 780. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-409.)]
1926 Sept 14 / Express of / [untitled article about fire fiendin Bexley Heath]. [E; 848. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 14, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 15, etc. / Great solar activity. / E. Mec 124-155. [XI; 781. (English Mechanic, 124-155.)]
1926 Sept 16 / [Storm Hits Ohio Town] / Youngstown, O., Telegram, Sept. 16 / E. Hamilton. [XI; 782. Newspaper clipping. (Youngstown Telegram, September 16, 1926.)]
[1926 Sept 17 /] 1926 Sept 27 / 19h., 50 m / Double meteor / Belgium / Ciel et Terre 42-162. [XI; 796. “Météore remarquable.” Ciel et Terre, 42 (1926): 162.]
1926 Sept 18 / [Hailstorm Stuns Bull and Kills 57 Goats in Arizona] / N.Y. Herald, Sep 18-26 / John T. Reid, Lovelock, Nevada. [XI; 783. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald, September 18, 1926.)]
1926 [Sept. 18.] / [U.S. Ants Invade Paris.] / Sunday Express, 19th. [XI; 784. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 18 / [two paragraphs about Florida cyclone] / Daily Express—Sept. 22. [XI; 785. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 22, 1926.)]
(1926) Sept. 18 / [Letter to Fort, from Alfred Blum, Oct. 28, 1926]. [XI; 786. (Letter; Blum, Alfred, to Fort; October 28, 1926.)]
1926 [Sept. 18] / [It "Rained Frogs" In Miami, She Says] / New York World, Sept. 23 / Edmund Hamilton, N. Castle. [XI; 787. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, September 23, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 18 / [Rescue Parties Sent To Miami By Train, Sea And Air.] / [source unidentified]. [XI; 788. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, ca. September 18, 1926.)]
1926 [Sept. 19.] / ["Daily Express" Correspondent.] / ["Daily Express"]. [XI; 789. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 19 / W. Dispatch of / [Greenwich Expert.] [XI; 790. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 17 / [Island Hurricane.] / Observer of 19th. [XI; 791. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 19 / World's Pictorial News of / [Strange Happenings in Village Home.] [E; 849. Newspaper clipping. (World's Pictorial News, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 19 / [untitled article about Welsh haunting] / Weekly Dispatch, 19th. [E; 850. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, September 19, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 20 / [400 Cyclone Victims.] / Ev. Standard—22[nd. [XI; 792. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, September 22, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 20 / [Figures in White at a Window.] / Daily Express, Sept. 20. [E; 851. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 20, 1926.)]
1926 [Sept. 21.] / [100 Cyclone Deaths.] / D. Express—Sept 22. [XI; 793. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 22, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 25 / [Another Hurricane.] / Sunday Express, Sept 26. [XI; 794. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, September 26, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 25 / [untitled article about cyclone in Santarem] / Observer, 26[th]. [XI; 795. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, September 26, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 25 / [Uncanny Noises and White Clad Figures. / Thomson's Weekly News. [E; 852. Newspaper clipping. (Dundee Weekly News, September 25, 1926.)]
[The following two notes were clipped together by Fort. E: 853-854.]
1926 Sept 26 / Sunday Express / [Girl Awakening from Her Year-Long Sleep.] [E; 853. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, September 26, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 17 / [Trance Girl Awakening,] / D. Express. / See Sept 26, 1926. [E; 854. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 17, 1926.) See: 1926 Sept 26, (E; 853).]
1926 Sept. 26 / See Nov. 17. [E; 855. See: (1926 Nov 17).]
1926 Sept 26 / Sleeper / See Nov. 17. [E; 856. See: (1926 Nov 17).]
[1926 Sept 27. Wrong date. See: 1926 Sept 17, (XI; 796).]
1926 Sept. 27 / [Ghost in a Crinoline.] / D. Express. [E; 857. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 27, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 28 / Hurricane at Vera Cruz / See the clipping. / 1926 / Sept 9 / D. Express, Sept. 29 / [The clipping] / 1926 / Sept. 28 / ["Daily Express"]—30th. [XI; 797. (London Daily Express, September 29, 1926.) (London Daily Express, September 30, 1926.)]
1926 Sept. 28 / (Ventura, Cal.) / [Great Storms in Italy.] / D. Express, 29th. [XI; 798. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, September 29, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 29 / [Red Moths Invade Connellsville.] / Pittsburgh, Pa., Gazette, Oct. 1 / Edmund Hamilton, New Castle, Pa. [XI; 799. Newspaper clipping. (Pittsburgh Gazette, October 1, 1926.)]
1926 Sept 30 / Ev. Standard of / [Typhoon Havoc.]. [XI; 800. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, September 30, 1926.)]
1926 Oct / White substance / Chicago / [Letter to Fort, from L.A. Hopkins, November 4, 1926.] [XI; 801. (Letter; Hopkins, L.A., to Fort; November 4, 1926.)]
1926 Oct / Sunspots or activity. / Nature 118-603. [XI; 802. (Nature, 118-603.)]
1926 Oct 1 / [Earthquake Panic.] / D. Express—Oct 2. [XI; 803. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 2, 1926.)]
1926 / ab Oct. 1 / [Letters to the Times] / The Cleveland Times, October 8th, 1926 / Sent by P.E.T. [XI; 804. Newspaper clipping. (Cleveland Times, October 8, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 1 / Ev. Standard of / [newspaper clipping] / [Girl With Spirit of Mischief.] [E; 858. (London Evening Standard, October 1, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 2 / Detonating meteor / Met. Mag. 61-253, 285; 62-12. [XI; 805. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-253, 285; 62-12.)]
1926 Oct 2 / The det. met. / Nature 119-578. [XI; 806. (Nature, 119-578.)]
1926 Oct 2 / 19 h, 25 m (evening) / Over English Channel north to Hertfordshire. Detonating fireball. / Nature 118-566. [XI; 807. (Nature, 118-566.)]
1926 Oct 2 / 8:30 p.m. / Fireball / England / E. Mec 124-155. [XI; 808. (English Mechanic, 124-155.)]
1926 Oct 2 / [Meteor Explosion.] / D. Express, Oct 5. [XI; 809. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 2 / [Hot Iron."] / S. Express, Oct. 3. [XI; 810. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, October 3, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 3 / [Great Earthquake.] / D. Express, Oct 5. [XI; 811. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 4 / Cape May / [Letter to Fort, from M.W. Smith, October 4, 1926.] [XI; 812. (Letter; Smith, M.W., to Fort; October 4, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 4 / [The Fireman's Poker.] / Ev. News, Oct 5. [XI; 813. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 4 / [London Sky Mystery.] / D. Express—Oct 5. [XI; 814. Newspaper clipping. (London Dail Express, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct / [200 Deaths In A Flood.] / D. Express, Oct 5. [XI; 815. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 5 / D. Express of / [Six Rivers In Flood.] [XI; 816. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 5, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 6 / [untitled article about disappearance of May Daniels] / Daily Sketch, Oct 25. [E; 859. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Sketch, October 6, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 8 / 10:55 a.m. / Butaritari (Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony), loud explosive sound—sky clear—attributed to a detonating meteor. / Met. Mag 62-87. [XI; 817. (Meteorological Magazine, 62-87.)]
1926 Oct 9 / The fireball / England / E. Mec 124-179. [XI; 818. (English Mechanic, 124-179.)]
1926 Oct 10 / Sunday Chronicle of / [Went to Boulogne and Completely Vanished.] [E; 860. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Chronicle, October 10, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 12 / [Four-Hour Earthquake.] / D. Express, 14th. [XI; 819. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 14, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 14-15 / [Aurora Borealis Seen.] / D. Express, 16th. [XI; 820. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 16, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 14 / From 20h, in England, magnetic disturbances. / Nature 118-603. [XI; 821. (Nature, 118-603.)]
1926 Oct 14-15 / [Hundreds Of Unintelligible Messages.] / D. Express, 16th. [XI; 822. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 16, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 14, 15 / Aurora / Met. Mag. 61-243. [XI; 823. (Meteorological Magazine, 61-243.)]
1926 Oct 14, 15 / Auroras / E. and Amateur Mechanic 1-15. [XI; 824. (English and Amateur Mechanics, 1-15; National Sciene Library, Ottawa: TJ1 M4881.)]
1926 Oct 15 / Aurora / See Bull Soc Astro de France. [XI; 825. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, ca. 1926.)]
1926 Oct 15 / The aurora in Norway / Nature 119-45. [XI; 826. (Nature, 119-45.)]
1926 Oct 15 / [Little Girl in Flames.] / Ev. Standard. [E; 861. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, October 15, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 17 / [Borealis.] / ["Daily Express"] of 17th. [XI; 827. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 17, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 19 / Mrs Bela Withers / Portland, Ore. / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 862. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Oct 20 / [People Rush In Alarm From Their Houses.] / Ev. Standard, Oct. 21. [XI; 828. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, October 21, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 20 / ["Daily Express" Correspondent.] / ["Daily Express"], Oct 21. [XI; 829. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 21, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 20 / Mrs Mabel McDonald Fluke / Portland, Ore. / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 863. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Oct 21 / Rain of reddish dust at Isle. (Is this Iceland?) / Bull Soc A de F 40-506. [XI; 843. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-506.)]
1926 Oct 22 / [Villages Destroyed.] / W. Dispatch, Oct 24. [XI; 830. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, October 24, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 22 / [untitled article about Bermuda hurricane] / [source unidentified]. [XI; 831. Newspaper clipping. (Unidentified source, October 22, 1926.)]
1926 [Oct. 22.] / [untitled article about California earthquake] / [The World]. [XI; 832. Newspaper clipping. (New York World, October 22, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 22 / q. / Armenia / details / Nature 118-639. [XI; 833. (Nature, 118-639.)]
1926 Oct 22 / Hurricane / Bermuda / M.W.R. 1926-428. [XI; 834. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-428.)]
1926 Oct. 22 / At Salisbury, loud rumbling sound and house of a correspondent to D. Express, 27th, shaken as if by a q. [XI; 835. (London Daily Express, October 27, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 22 / [The Mountains.] / D. Express, 23[rd]. [XI; 836. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 23, 1926.)]
1926 [Oct 22.] / [Subsidence Mystery.] / ["Daily Express"]—Oct 23. [XI; 837. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 23, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 23 / [Daily Express] of / [untitled article about South African gazelle at Oxford]. [E; 864. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 23, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 24 / [untitled article about Eleanore Zugun, “poltergeist” medium] / The Observer. [E; 865. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, October 24, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 25 / [Mystery Flashes.] / ["Daily Express"]—Oct 26. [XI; 838. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 26, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 26 / [Jersey Earthquake.] / D. Express, Oct 27. [XI; 839. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 27, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 27 / D. Express / [Charms Removed.] [E; 866. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, October 27, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 27 / Several suicides jumping from high places in N.Y. City. [E; 867. (Refs.???)]
1926 Oct. 27 / Mrs Virginia A. Grant / Portland, Ore. / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 868. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Oct. 30 / 6:30 p.m. / at Isle-sur-Serein / La Nature, Nov. 27 / Reddish rain. Under a microscope, composed of tiny semi-transparent crystals, and a rather glistening dust in a clayey matrix. [XI; 840. (La Nature, November 27, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 30 / [Heard Guns 145 Miles Away.] / D. Chronicle, Nov. 2. [XI; 841. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 30 / Stigmata / [Peasant Girl Saint.] / D Mail. [E; 869. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, October 30, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 30 / [Of Maniac.] / D. Mail. [E; 870. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, October 30, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 31 / [Severe Quakes.] / D. Chronicle, Nov 2. [XI; 842. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle. November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Oct. 31 / Bordighera, Italy. / With current of hot, moist air from the east—red rain that left a dense red-brown deposit. / Nature 118-697. [XI; 844. (Nature, 118-697.)]
1926 [Oct. 31.] / [Armenian Earthquakes.] / D Express, Nov. 1. [XI; 845. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 1, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 31 / evening / Nice / Destructive hail size of pigeon's eggs. / D. Express, Nov. 1. [XI; 846. (London Daily Express, November 1, 1926.)]
1926 Oct 31 / [Raining Mud.] / D. Mail, Nov. 1. [XI; 847. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, November 1, 1926.)]
1926 Oct or Nov / The colored rain. Time of earth shower, slight earthquake in northern Spain. / E and A Mechanic 1-78. [XI; 848. (English and Amateur Mechanics, 1-78.)]
1926 Nov / Violent eruption of Izalco, in San Salvador. / N.Y. Telegram., May 1, 1928. [XI; 849. (New York Telegram. May 1, 1928.) The Izalco volcano.]
1926 Nov 1 / [Rain Of Mud On The Riviera] / ["Daily Express"], Nov. 2. [XI; 850. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov 2 / [Shaking City.] / Ev. News, Nov. 2. [XI; 851. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 2 / [Rhone In Flood.] / D. Chronicle of 2nd / (mud). [XI; 852. Newspaper clipping. ("Rhone in Flood." London Daily Chronicle, November 2, 1926.)]
[1926] Nov. [2.] / Ev. Star / [Mysterious Series of Disappearances.] [E; 871. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Star, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 2 / [Astonished Angler] / D. Chronicle. [E; 872. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 2 / [Tale That Taxes Credulity. / D. Mail. [E; 873. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 2 / Seals in Thames—2 instances in Field, June 30, 1917. [E; 874. (Field, June 30, 1917; not at BNA; at Proquest).]
1926 Nov. 3 / D. Chronicle / [Violinist and Father Struck Blind.] [E; 875. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle, November 3, 1926; not found in Nov. 3 or 4.)]
1926 Nov. 5 / [Another Earthquake.] / D. Express, 6th. [XI; 853. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 6. 1926.)]
1926 Nov 5 / D. Express of / Illegal operation / [Police Witness Ill.] [E; 876. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 5, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 6 / [Dover Startled.] / The Star of 6th. [XI; 854. Newspaper clipping. (London Star, November 6, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 6 / [In Vain.] / Sunday Express, Nov. 7. [XI; 855. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, November 7, 1926.)]
1926 Nov 6. / [Thirty Country House Fires.] / D. Express, Nov. 6. [E; 877. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 6, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 6 / Colchester = N.E. Essex. [E; 878.]
1926 Nov. 6 / See March 10, 1926. [E; 879.1. Fires. See: 1926 March 10, (E: 775 & 776).]
1926 [Nov. 7.] / ["Daily Express" Correspondent.] / D. Express, Nov. 8. [XI; 856. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 8, 1926.)
1926 Nov 8 / Fall of huge meteorite reported near Rome, Italy. Doubted in Bull Soc A de F 40-521. [XI; 857. (Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France, 40-521.)]
[1926 Nov. 8] / [The Lusitania Medal.] / Ev. Standard, Nov. 2, 1926. [from Box A-cont]. [E; 879.2. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, November 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 9 / [9 Storm Deaths.] / D. Express of 10th. [XI; 858. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 10, 1926.)]
1926 Nov 9 / [Distress Rockets.] / ["Daily Express"] of 10th. [XI; 859. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 10, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. / [Mystery of the Cannnel] / next day's Standard. [XI; 860. Newspaper clipping. (London Standard, ca. November, 1926.)]
1926 Nov 10 / [two untitled paragraphs about severe storms in the Alps and heavy rain in France] / D. Express of 10th. [XI; 861. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 10, 1926.)]
1926 Nov / Asby, Lincolnshire / Leonids "very poor. / E and A Mechanic 1-230. [XI; 862. (English and Amateru Mechanics, 1-230.)]
1926 Nov 18 / Mrs William A. Edmonds / San Francisco / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 880. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Nov 19 / [Mediterranean Cyclone.] / D. Express—Nov. 20. [XI; 863. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, November 20, 1926.)]
1926 Nov 21 / England / 17 h, 35 m /Fireball / Observatory 49-376. [XI; 864. (Observatory, 49-376.)]
1926 Nov 21 / Luton, Bedfordshire, England / Met 5 times size of Mars, from just below sword of Orion. / E and A. Mec 1-126. [XI; 865. (English and Amateur Mechanics, 1-126.)]
1926 Nov. 25-26 / Tornado / Ala, Ark, La, Miss, Mo., Tenn / M.W.R. 1926-466. [XI; 866. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-466.)]
1926 Nov 26-27 / [Cyclone Victims.] / W. Dispatch, 28[th]. [XI; 867. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, November 28, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 27 / [untitled article about Vesuvius lava flow] / W. Dispatch, Nov 28. [XI; 868. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, November 28, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 27 / [Stunned and Left.] / W. Dispatch, Nov 28. [E; 881. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, November 27, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 27 / D. Barbour / See March 1, 1924. [E; 882. See: 1924 March 1st, (E; 580), and, 1924 March 1, (E; 581).]
1926 Nov. 28 / [His Profession—Accidents.] / Ev. News, Dec. 2. [E; 883. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening News, December 2, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 28 / The Observer / [The Spring That Stopped.] [E; 884. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, November 28, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 28 / Mrs Florence Fithian Monks / Seattle / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 885. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Nov. 29 / Mrs Blanche Myers / Portland, Ore / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 886. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
[1926 November 29] / [Unconscious on the Road.] / D. Chronicle, [November 29, 1926.] [E; 887. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Chronicle, November 29, 1926.)]
1926 Nov. 30 / [Jews Pray For Rain.] / D. Express, Dec. 1. [XI; 869. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 1, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 5—? / [Fifty Earthquake Deaths.] / D. Express of 6th. [XI; 870. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 6, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 5 / [untitled article about ghost at Seacroft, nar Leeds] / W. Dispatch, 25th. [E; 888. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, December 5, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 7 / Series of violent shocks / Rand, S. Af. / Nature 118-889. [XI; 871. (Nature, 118-889.)]
1926 Dec 8 / [Californian Earthquake.] / D. Express, 1926, Dec. 10. [XI; 872. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 10, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 9-22 / central 15-16 / Most important group of sunspots in 2 months. / Nature 118-925. [XI; 873. (Nature, 118-925.)]
1926 Dec 12, 13 / In Nature, Dec 11, Denning predicts that Geminids "likely to be more than usual interesting this year". [XI; 874. (Nature, December 11, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 12, 13 / No further mention of Geminids in vol. 118. / Have not seen 119. [XI; 875. (Nature, v.118-119.)]
1926 Dec 17 / 6:45 p.m. / Fireball / Lincolnshire / E and A Mechanic 1-231. [XI; 876. (English and Amateur Mechanics, 1-231.)]
1926 Dec. 17 / [Another Earthquake] / M. Post, Dec 21. [XI; 877. Newspaper clipping. (London Monring Post, December 21, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 18 / [10-Minute Earthquake.] / ["Daily Express"]—20[th]. [XI; 878. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 20, 1926.)]
1926 [Dec. 18] / [Earthquake In Lisbon.] / S. Express, Dec. 19. [XI; 879. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, December 19, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 20 / [Girl's Death Mystery. / D. Express. [E; 889. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 20, 1926.)]
1926 Dec. 21 / [Earthquake Havoc] / M Post—Dec 22. [XI; 880. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 22, 1926.)]
1926 Dec. 23 / Mrs John E Berard / Council Bluffs, Iowa / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 890. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Dec 24 / [The Noisy Ghost.] / Ev. Standard of 24th. [E; 891. Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, December 24, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 26-Jan 7 / Large sunspot. / Nature 119-64. [XI; 881. (Nature, 119-64.)]
1926 Dec, 26 / [Transparent Ghost.] / News of the World. [E; 892. Newspaper clipping. (News of the World, December 26, 1926.)]
1926 Dec. 27 / Mrs Bonnoe Dace / Kansas City / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 893. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Dec. 28 / Mrs Germania Harper and 8-month-old baby / Kansas City / See Jan 13, 1928. [E; 894. See: (1928 Jan 13).]
1926 Dec 29 / D. Express / [Death Cry of a Father.] [E; 895. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Express, December 29, 1926.)]
1926 Dec 31-Jan 1, 1927 / [untitled article about earthquake shiocks in the Imperial Valley] / W. Dispatch, Jan 2. [XI; 882. Newspaper clipping. (London Weekly Dispatch, January 2, 1927.)]
1926 Dec 31-Jan 1 / [(From Our Own Correspondent)] / M. Post—Jan. 3, 1927. [XI; 883. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, January 3, 1927.)]