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[Unknown]:
Unknown / q. / March 29, 1914 / b. rain / March 27. [SF-III; 2321. See: (1914 March 27, 29).]
Unknown / volc / May 9th, 1877. [SF-III; 2322. See: (1877 May 9).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else / volc / of 1883, May / See May 24. [SF-III; 2323. See" (1883 May 23).]
[Unknown] / Volc / unknown volc / March 18, 1817. [SF-III; 2324. See: 1817 March 18, (I; 596).]
[Unknown] / Volc elsewhere / March 14, 1813 / March 14, 1818 / Nov. 8-10, 1819. [SF-III;2325. See:
1813 March 14, (I: 427, 646, & 648), and, 1819 Nov 9, (I: 757, 765, & 766).]
Unknown / volc / (Meteor) / (not one of cause) / Nov 19 to 26, 1822 / Chili / (also on 4th a q). [SF-III; 2326. See: (1811 Nov 4, 19 to 26).]
Unknown / volc / Met / Reported elsewhere as volc / Aug 20, 1823. / +. [SF-III; 2327. See: (1823 Aug 20).]
Unknown / volc / Nov 12, 1824 / Sand. [SF-III; 2328. See: (1824 Nov 12).]
Unknown / q's / Known q / Vesuvius / Aurora / Oct 21, 1909/. [SF-III; 2329. See: (1909 Oct 21).]
[Unknown] / Q somewhere else and metite in Italy / Jan 22, 1910. [SF-III; 2330. See: (1910 Jan 22).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else / They begin placing in ocean where no evidence. / May 6, 1912 / Or see Jan, 1909 or '10, for first. [SF-III; 2331. See: (1909 Jan to 1910), and, (1912 May 6).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else great q recorded / May 1, 1915. [SF-III; 2332. See: (1915 May 1).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else / Ap. 10 / May 31 / Oct. 1, 1906. [SF-III; 2333. See: (1906 Ap 10, May 31, Oct 1).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else and a falsification / Jan. 23, 1909 / Repeats / Jan 22. 1910 / Unknown Comet. [SF-III; 2334. See: (1909 Jan 23), and, (1910 Jan 22).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else / May 6, 1912. [SF-III; 2335. See: (1912 May 6).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else q. recorded and metite in Italy / Jan 22, 1910. [SF-III; 2336. See: (1910 Jan 22).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else and New Star / Dec 31, 1910, and Jan 3, 1911. [SF-III; 2337. See: (1910 Dec 31), and, (1911 Jan 3).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else and on earth and New Star / 1917 / Ap 24 / Ap 25 / June 25, 26 / May 1 / July 26 and 19. [SF-III; 2338. See: (1917 Ap 24, 25, May 1, June 25, 26, July 19, 26).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else and B. rain / Last March (27th), 1914 / Sun spots. [SF-III; 2339. See: (1914 March 27).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else / Sept 7, 1915. [SF-III; 2340. See: (1915 Sept 7).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere Else / May 1, 1915. [SF-III; 2341. See: (1915 May 1).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else / Rumblings at Jamaica / Jan 10, 1908 / Jan 15 / Dust, G of Mexico, on 13th. [SF-III; 2342. See: (1908 Jan 10, 13, 15).]
[Unknown] / Somewhere else / Ap. 10, '06 / q recorded in a great Seismic period. [SF-III; 2343. See: (1906 Ap 10).]
[Unknown] / Times of volcs and q's but great unknown recorded seismograph / Oct 1, 1906. [SF-III; 2344. See: (1906 Oct 1).]
[Vacant]:
Vacant house / See Cederstrom disap / under Disap. [SF-VII; 2122. See: (Cederstrom).]
Vacant House / Appleyard / Sept 2, 1923 / Jan 30, 1924 / Sept 24, 1924. [SF-VII; 2123. See: (Sept 2, 1923 / Jan 30, 1924 / Sept 24, 1924.).]
Vacant house / seeming suicide's body near / Dec. 9, 1912. [SF-VII; 2124. See: (1912 Dec 9).]
Vacant house / As if woman kept so for polt, and wa then killed / March 15, 1901. [SF-VII; 2125. See: (1901 March 15).]
House Vacant / As if spirits want them / 1909. [SF-VII; 2126. See: (1909).]
House Vacant / March 23, 1911. [SF-VII; 2127. See: (1911 March 23).]
Houses Myst. / Jan 6, 1912. [SF-VII; 2128. See: (1912 Jan 6).]
Vacant House and nearby an unconscious boy / Oct 26, 1920. [SF-VII; 2129. See: (1920 Oct 26).]
Vacant House / July 4, 1922. [SF-VII; 2130. See: (1922 July 4).]
Vacant House / Lonely House / March 5, 1900. [SF-VII; 2131. See: (1900 March 5).]
Vacant Houses / See New—That phe want vacant houses. [SF-VII; 2132.]
Vacant Houses / or Houses phe in Scarcely ever in stores / However some butcher shop, 1905, etc. [SF-VII; 2133. See: (1905).]
Vacant House explosion in / Feb. 19, 1926. [SF-VII; 2134. See: (1926 Feb 19).]
House / Lonely / See July 23, 1873. [SF-VII; 2135. See: (1873 July 23).]
Vacant Houses / See (new) tenant. [SF-VII; 2136.]
Vacant house explosion in / Feb 19, 1926 / See explosions. [SF-VII; 2137. See: (1926 Feb 19).]
Vacant House / Appleyard / Sept 2, 1923. [SF-VII; 2138. See: (1923 Sept 2).]
Vaccination / Article somewhat against in Lancet (WAA) / March 22, 1930. [SF-VII; 55. (Lancet, March 22, 1930.)]
[Vampire (Vampirism)]:
Vampirism / in Rhode Island / Amer Anthropologist 9/1. [MB-II; 166. Stetson, George Rochford. "The Animistic Vampire in New England." American Anthropologist, o.s., 9 (1896): 1-13.]
Vampirism / Polt / Children pale and sluggish polt / attributed to furnace gas / Science 37/712. [MB-II; 167. Schneider, Franz, Jr. “An Investigation of a Haunted House.” Science, n.s., 37 (May 9, 1913: 711-712.]
Vampire / + / at Norwich, or Griswold, Conn / L. Times, 1854. [MB-II; 168. (London Times. 1854.)]
Vampires / + / All the Year Round—before June, 1871. [MB-II; 169. "Vampyres and Ghouls." All the Year Round, s. 2, 5 (May 20, 1871): 597-600.]
Vamp. / See Haircutting. / Cor. to Medium and Daybreak, July 7, 1876, warned readers against lending a ring to some mediums, who so keep up a rapport by which to rob a victim of vital power. [MB-II; 170. "Vampirism." Medium and Daybreak, 7 (no. 327; July 7, 1876): 428. See: Haircutting.]
[Vampire ] / Trib index / 1892 / Rhode Island / George Brown's belief his family been victim of a vampire. [SF-VI; 1514. (New York Tribune, index, 1892. ca. July 21, 1892.) "A Search for Vampires." San Francisco Morning Call, March 28, 1892, p. 2 c. 6.]
Vamp rats / Sept. 19. 1928. [SF-VII; 28. See: (1928 Sept 19).]
Vamp? / Aug 5, 1911 / men supposed killed by a burglar. [SF-VII; 29. See: (1911 Aug 5).]
Vampire / Aug 16, 1910 / D. Mail of / Five inmates of a lunatic asylum, at Vallado, Spain, died in 2 days. A red spot on each, like sting in an insect. [SF-VII; 30. (London Daily Mail, August 16, 1910.)]
Vamp. / Ab. June 1, 1888. [SF-VII; 31. See: (1888 June 1).]
Vampire / Man said have confessed / Sept. 17. 1910. [SF-VII; 32. See: (1910 Sept 17).]
Vampirism / See Ap. 14, 1931. [SF-VII; 57. See: (1931 Ap 14).]
Vamp. / Occult Rev. 8/124 / 22/354 / 27/ 137 / YLA. [SF-VII; 84. (Occult Review, 8-124.) (Occult Review, 22-354.) (Occult Review. 27-137.)]
Vamp / Mouse / Field, March 18, 1893 / mouse biting a man's head—driven off—returns. [SF-VII; 86. (Field, March 18. 1893.)]
Vampire / See puncture wounds such as Feb. 4, 1920. [SF-VII; 87. See: (1920 Feb 4).]
Vampire / March 11, 1924 / little wounds. [SF-VII; 88. See: (1924 March 11).]
Vamp / 2 or more deaths / wonds in throat / Sept. 28, 1913 / Leads to Dec—1913. [SF-VII; 89. See: (1913 Sept 28 to Dec).
Vampires / Seems other blood do as well. But vampires, or some, could have the superstition of special value of human blood. [SF-VII; 2107.]
Vamp. / Weakness of the idea to me that if blood be desirable, blood of any other animal do as well—See attacks on animals / sheep, etc. [SF-VII; 2108.]
Vampire / See small wounds / Col / Dec., 1913 / See K. big. [SF-VII; 2110. See: (1913 Dec; Col), and, (K Bug).]
Vampire / Badminton Animal / Nov 1905. [SF-VII; 2111. See: (1905 Nov).]
Vampire / The two marks. / K. bug / July 11, 1899 / blue note marked (+). [SF-VII; 2112. See: (1899 July 11).]
Vamp / See Myst Maladies / Such as May 15, 1905. [SF-VII; 2113. See: (1905 May 15).]
Vampires / Are sleeping, fasting, entranced girls vampires? [SF-VII; 2114.]
Vampires / See Burial Alive / well-preserved bodies. [SF-VII; 2115.]
Vampire / See Assaults / Little wounds. [SF-VII; 2116.]
Vampire / See all the invalid cases. [SF-VII; 2117.]
Vamp. / Rat—May 21, 1905. [SF-VII; 2118. See: (1905 May 21).]
Vamp. / Cattle slashing / Aug, Sept., 1907. [SF-VII; 2119. See: (1907 Aug. Sept).]
Vampire? / Polt and child ill with abscess on back. [SF-VII; 2120. (Ref.???)]
[Vampires] / [Origin and History of the Strange Vampire Tradition] / NY Times Book Review / March 24, 1929. [SF-VII; 2121. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times Book Review, March 24, 1929.)]
Variations of Latitudes / Nature 115-26. [AF-I; 494. (Nature, 115-26.)]
Velocity of Light]:
[Velocity of Light / N.Y. Times, March 1, 1931, [page 4xx] / [Michelson in His Last Test of Light's Speed]. [AF-I; 495. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, March 1, 1931, p. 4xx.)]
Viking ship / Good Words, ab. Oct., 1881 / See J.H. Stone. [AF-III; 733. Stone, J. Harris. "The Viking Ship." Good Words and Sunday Magazine, 22 (November 1881): 759-766. See: (J.H. Stone).]
Voice / Buchanan ghost / Nov 20, 1870. [SF-VII; 2109. See: (1870 Nov 20).]
[Volcano]:
Vs Astro / Earth's shad[ow] on moon—then at night is if that darkening a [note cut off] rest of [note cut off] hours? [AF-I; 496. (Ref.???)]
Volc / Mud and hot water / Jan 8, 1931. [MB-II; 171. See: 1931 Jan 8, (XIII-G; 6.7).]
Volc. / Fishes / 1803. [SF-III; 2345. See: (1803).]
Volc / and beam / Ap 15, 1926. [SF-III; 2346. See: (1926 Ap 15).]
Volcs / Simmultaneous / See Sept., 1902. [SF-III; 2347. See: (1902 Sept).]
Volcs / Supposed extinct / Dec, 1879, and Jan, 1880 / Oct 24, 1902. [SF-III; 2348. See: (1879 Dec); (1880 Jan); and, (1902 Oct 24).]
Volc / and beam / July, 1892. [SF-III; 2349. See: (1892 July).]
Volc / Description / July 15, 1888. [SF-III; 2350. See: (1888 July 15).]
Volc / and Auroral Beam / Sept 1, 1891 / Sun Spots and Tornadoes / NY Trib, 1890, Aug 16-6-4. [SF-III; 2351. (New York Tribune, August 16, 1890, p. 6 c. 4.)]
Volc / Aurora / dist. meteor / May 1, 1871. [SF-III; 2352. See: (1871 May 1).]
Volc / and Comet / Ap. 24, 1901. [SF-III; 2353. See: (1901 Ap 24).]
Volc / and Aurora or supposed Comet / Jan. 16, etc., 1887. [SF-III; 2354. See: (1887 Jan 16, etc.).]
Volc / and Auroral belt / Ap 1, 7, 1847. [SF-III; 2355. See: (1847 Ap 1, 7).]
Volc / and distant Aurora / Feb 15, 1883. [SF-III; 2356. See: (1883 Feb 15).]
Volc / Mauna Loa and distant Aurora / Nov 4, 1880. [SF-III; 2357. See: (1880 Nov 4).]
Volc / Etna and distant Aurora / March 22, 1883. [SF-III; 2358. See: (1883 March 22).]
Volc / and beam? / July 8, 13, 1892 / See Krakatoa. [SF-III; 2359. See: (1892 July 8, 13).]
Volc / Beam, Canada, and Mauna Loa / Jan 15, 1887 / See 18th. [SF-III; 2360. See: (1887 Jan 15, 18).]
Volc / and distant Aurora beam / July 31, 1883. ]SF-III; 2361. See: (1883 July 31).]
Volc / Details / July 15, 1888. [SF-III; 2362. See: (1888 July 15).]
Volc / like a star at a distance / Aug 11, 1855. [SF-III; 2363. See: (1855 Aug 11).]
Volc / and cold / Ap. 29, 1907 / See May. [SF-III; 2364. See: (1907 Ap 29, May).]
Volc / Dust precedes / Ap 10, 1909. [SF-III; 2365. See: (1909 Ap 10).]
Volc / Details / Nature 100-35. [SF-III; 2366. "The Great Eruption of Sakura-Jima." Nature, 100 (September 13, 1917): 35. The Aira volcano erupted between January 12, 1914, and, May, 1915.]
Volcs. / Etna, etc. / great / June, 1923. [SF-III; 2367. See: (1923 June).]
Volcs. / 2 long extinct volcs, One California, one N. Zealand / May, 1914 / See Dec, 1879; Jan., 1880. [SF-III; 2368. See: (1879 Dec); (1880 Jan); and, (1914 May).]
Volc / The Central Zone of corresponds to Central Zone of sunspots/ N and S. if cause volcs also. [SF-III; 2369.]
Volc / See Dust precedes. [SF-III; 2370.]
Volc / Unknown / Last Feb., 1892. [SF-III; 2371. See: (1892 Feb last).]
Volc / City of Exeter, England, is in th crater of an extinct volc. / Lloyds Weekly News, 1909, June 13, p. 1. [SF-III; 2372. (Lloyds Weekly New, June 13, 1909, p. 1.)]
Volc / African / Nature 97-110. [SF-III; 2373. "A New Volcano in the Kivu Country." Nature, 97 (March 30, 1916): 110. The Nyamuragira volcano erupted from December 3, 1912, to April, 1913.]
Volc / extinct / Crater of Ngoro Ngoro said by Mr T Alexander Barns, who gave an account of it, to the African Society, in London, to be 100 miles long and 40 broad. / D. News 30-3-2 / (in East Africa). [SF-III; 2374. (London Daily News, Year???-Month???-30, p. 3 c. 2; after 1919.)]
Volc / like a star / Aug 11, 1855. [SF-III; 2375. See: (1855 Aug 11).]
Volcanoes / NY Telegram, May 1, 1928 / noted / [Several Pacific Craters Active]. [SF-III; 2376. Newspaper clipping. (New York Telegram, May 1, 1928.)]
Volc / and mets great / Met date / Aug 8-20, 1851. [SF-III; 2377. See: (1851 Aug 8-20).]
Volc / in Australia "reported" / Ap 2, 1829. [SF-III; 2378. See: (1829 Ap 2).]
Volc / Met / q / Ap. 24, 1836. [SF-III; 2379. See: (1836 Ap 24).]
Volc / Etna / Ap. 20, 1808. [SF-III; 2380. See: (1808 Ap 20).]
Volc / and met / Feb 3. 1923. [SF-III; 2381. See: (1923 Feb 3).]
Volc / and meteoric dust / Feb. 24, 1879. [SF-III; 2382. See: (1879 Feb 24).]
Volc / Dust like meteoric / Ap. 11. 1906. [SF-III; 2383. See: (1906 Ap 11).]
Volc / and metite / Dec 2, 5, 1842 / May, 1855. [SF-III; 2384. See: (1842 Dec 2, 5), and, (1855 May).]
Volc / Atarctic / Jan 28, 1841. [SF-III; 2385. See: (1841 Jan 28).]
Volc / Elec / St Elmo's fires on ships at time of Kraktoa / See a yellow note. [SF-III; 2386. See: (1883).]
(Volc / and dust) / March 20, 1901. [SF-III; 2387. See: (1901 March 20).]
Volc / and s and dust / Chili / dust / November, 1883. [SF-III; 2388. See: (1883 November).]
Volc and New Star / Aug 24, 1888. [SF-III; 2389. See: (1888 Aug 24).]
Volc / Cold / elec / meteors / th. storms / June 9, 1886. [SF-III; 2390. See: (1886 June 9).]
Volc / Salt / mud / Sept., 1815. [SF-III; 2391. See: (1815 Sept).]
Volc / Metites to Japan / Oct 26, 1886 / Nov 10 / Dec 10. [SF-III; 2392. See: (1886 Oct 26, Nov 10, Dec 10).]
Volc / and dust / (+) / Nov. 9. 1842 / See Nov. 17. [SF-III; 2393. See: (1842 Nov 9, 17).]
Volc / Dust precedes / May 17 and 26, 1879. [SF-III; 2394. See: (1879 May 17, 29).]
Volc / in Sicily preceded by b. rain in England / Ap. 26, 28, 1907.[SF-III; 2395. See: (1907 Ap 26, 28).]
Volc / Dust before volc / Aug 25, 1883. [SF-III; 2396. See: (1883 Aug 25).]
Volcano / yet dust from somewhere else / (Sahara series) / May 16, 1830 / On 17th in th storm at Perth. [SF-III; 2397. See: (1830 May 16, 17).]
Volc / Dust precedes / Feb 21, 24 / March 15, 20, 1883. [SF-III; 2398. See: (1883 Feb 21, 24, March 15, 20).]
Volc / Dust / before / Ap 19-20, 1872. [SF-III; 2399. See: (1872 Ap 19-20).]
Volc / q / metite / Feb 16, 1883. [SF-III; 2400. See: (1883 Feb 16).]
Volc / Vesuvius / and det met—Hungary / 1816 / Aug. 7. [SF-III; 2401. See: (1816 Aug 7).]
Volc / and deluge / Pelee / May, 1902. [SF-III; 2402. See: (1902 May).]
Volc / and mets / Nov 13, 1867. [SF-III; 2403. See: (1867 Nov 13).]
Volc / and distant dust / Michgan and Etna / Ap 11, 1909. [SF-III; 2404. See: (1909 Ap 11).]
Volc / and metites / See March 23, 1910. [SF-III; 2405. See: (1910 March 23).]
Volc / and distant met and dust / June 28, 1913. [SF-III; 2406. See: (1913 June 28).]
Volc / and distant metite / BO / Jan 22, 1911. [SF-III; 2407. See: (1911 Jan 22).]
Volc / and stone / BO / Mauna Loa and Oregon / Dec 16 and 17, 1892. [SF-III; 2408. See: (1892 Dec 16, 17).]
Volc / Meteoric dust to a volc region / See March 29, 1880. [SF-III; 2409. See: (1880 March 29).]
Volcs / Simultaneous denied / Ap. 17, 1906. [SF-III; 2410. See: (1906 Ap 17).]
Volcs / and mets / Met date / Nov. 14, 1867. [SF-III; 2411. See: (1867 Nov 14).]
Volc / and great met / England / Dec 8. 1861 / See List. [SF-III; 2412. See: (1861 Dec 8).]
Volc / q / Deluge / Feb. 14, 1840. [SF-III; 2413. See: (1840 Feb 14).]
Volcano / Extra-mundane / See Fiery Whirls under Jan 5, 1892. [SF-III; 2414. See: (1892 Jan 5).]
Volc / Fishes / 1803. [SF-III; 2415. See: (1803).]
Volc / Nov. 13, 1832 / Etna in eruption / In Saxony, a q and sulphurous fog. [SF-III; 2416. See: (1832 Nov 13).]
Volc / Mauna Loa and Lyrads / Ap 20, 1873 / See "Dates". [SF-III; 2417. See: (1873 Ap 20). (Lyrids???)]
Volc / April / Vesuvius / Ap 5, etc., 1906. [SF-III; 2418. See: (1906 Ap 5, etc.).]
Volc / April / Vesuvius / Ap. 24, 1901. [SF-III; 2419. See: (1901 Ap 24).]
Volc / Ap. 24 / Stromboli / 1907 / led up to. [SF-III; 2420. See: (1907 Ap 24).]
Volc / April 29 / Etna / 1908. [SF-III; 2421. See: (1908).]
[Volcs] / April / Vesuvius Ap 30. 1817. [SF-III; 2422. See: (1817 Ap 30).]
Volc / April / Vesuvius / Ap. 27. 1830. [SF-III; 2423. See: (1830 Ap 27).]
Volc / April / Vesuvius / Ap 6. 1830. [SF-III; 2424. See: (1830 Ap 6).]
Volc / time meteors / Aug 10, 1872 / Mauna Loa. [SF-III; 2425. See: (1872 Aug 10).]
Volcs / time of mets / Nov. 28, 1868 / Etna. [SF-III; 2426. See: (1868 Nov 28).]
Volcs / Mets / qs / Feb to April, 1832. [SF-III; 2427. See: (1832 Feb to April).]
Volc / and met streams / Nov., 1867 / 1868. [SF-III; 2428. See: (1867 Nov), and, (1868).]
Volcanoes / to external if Jamaica, Jan 14, 1907, was / Volcs led up to. [SF-III; 2429. See: (1907 Jan 14).]
Volc / and sunspots / Oct 5, 6, 1903. [SF-III; 2430. See: (1903 Oct 5, 6).]
Volc / and sunspots / Feb, 1866 / and dustfall / Feb. 28 / March 1. [SF-III; 2431. See: (1866 Feb 28, March 1).]
Volc / and sun / Ap., 1906 / Vesuvius / Formosa / iceland. Jupiter / Canary Islands / San Fran. [SF-III; 2432. See: (1906 Apr).]
Volc / See Sun and Volc. [SF-III; 2433.]
Volc / and deluge / Oct 15, 1833. [SF-III; 2434. See: (1833 Oct 15).]
Volc . and substance / Dec 16, 1834. [SF-III; 2435. See: (1834 Dec 16).]
Volc / and meteors / (+) / Ap. 7, etc., 1872. [SF-III; 2436. See: (1872 Ap. 7, etc.).]
Volc / and met / Ap. 5, 1822 / June 17, 1822. [SF-III; 2437. See: (1822 Ap. 5, June 17).]
Volc / and rain / Nov 24, 1832. [SF-III; 2438. See: (1832 Nov 24).]
Volc / and meteors / Ap 19-20, 1873 / (20) / M. Loa. [SF-III; 2439. See: (1873 Ap 19-20).]
Volcs / and Aurora / Mauna Loa and Rome, Aug 10, 1872, for instance / Nov 5, 1880. [SF-III; 2440. See: (1872 Aug 10), and, (1880 Nov 5).]
Volc / Vesuvius / Mets / Aurora / Dec 16-17, 1857. [SF-III; 2441. See: (1857 Dec 16-17).]
Volc / and Elec / Sept 26, 1892 / volc in Aug / (Sim, N. Zeal, 1886). [SF-III; 2442. See: (1886), and, (1892 Sept 26).]
Volc / electric / Good descriptions / Vesuvius / Ap. 5, 1906. [SF-III; 2443. See: (1906 Ap 5).]
Volc / and "Meteors" / June 9. 1886. [SF-III; 2444. See: (1886 June 9).]
Volc / and Distance Phe / Jan 19, 1835. [SF-III; 2445. See: (1835 Jan 19).]
Volc / and distant red hazes and dust / Ap 9, etc., 1906. [SF-III; 2446. See: (1906 Ap 9, etc.).]
Volc / Distance phe / Aug 26, etc., 1883. [SF-III; 2447. See: (1883 Aug 26).]
Volc / Distance phe / Aug 27, 1867. [SF-III; 2448. See: (1867 Aug 27).]
Volc / Distance phe / shower of small stones from Etna / March 20, 1883. [SF-III; 2449. See: (1883 March 20).]
Volc / and dist Aurora / March 10 etc., 13, 1895. [SF-III; 2450. See: (1895 March 10, 13).]
Volc / and Aurora / March first, 1846 / May, 1846 / Ap 13—1846 / dust from Oct, 1845 / b. rain and dry fog. [SF-III; 2451. See: (1845 Oct), and, (1846 Ap 13, May).]
[Volcs] / N.B. / Volcs and sunspots / The attempts have been to show correspondence between Maxima and Minima of spots and volc activity this earth. For instance by M. Grigoll—See Bull Soc Belge d'Astro 10/262. [SF-III: 2452.1, 2452.2. (Bull. Soc. Belge de Astro., 10-262.)]
Volc / and distant meteor / July 19, 1899. [SF-III; 2453. See: (1899 July 19).]
Volc / dist metite / Hecla / Bucarest / Oct 31, 1818. [SF-IIIl 2454. See (1818 Oct 31).]
Volcs / and rain / Ap., May, 1902. [SF-III; 2455. See: (1902 Ap, May).]
Volc / and great meteor/ Dec 11, 1875. [SF-III; 2456. See: (1875 Dec 11).]
Volc / Dust precedes / Ap 10, 11, 1909 / But see 12th. [SF-III; 2457. See: (1909 Ap 10, 11, 12).]
Volc / Elec phe / Aug 29-30, 1902. [SF-III; 2458. See: (1902 Aug 29-30).]
Volc / and dist. Aurora / See Comet / May 1-2, 1820. [SF-III; 2459. See: (1820 May 1-2).]
Volc / Dust precedes / Ap. 20, 1808. [SF-III; 2460. See: (1808 Ap 20).]
Volc / and cold / Aug 27, 1883 / people in Batavia shivering / Straits Times, Sept 8. [SF-III; 2461. (Straits Times, September 8, 1883.)]
Volc / Elec / Aug 26, 27, 1883 / Ships studded with St Elmo's fire. An account in—Penang Times, Oct. 9. [SF-III; 2462. (Penang Times, October 9, 1883).]
[Volcs] / Volcanic dust deposit in Kansas / Pop. Sci Mo 48-141 / For such a deposit in Conn, see P. Sc. Mo, ab. 1893. [SF-III; 2463. (Popular Science Monthly, 48-141, ab. 1893.)]
Volc / Water in wells disaps / Oct 18, 1822. [SF-III; 2464/ See: (1822 Oct 18).]
Volc / If all earth not molten inside, how be sim. volcs far apart. But see sun volcs and earth volcs. [SF-III; 2465.]
Volcs / and qs / Java / to 1844 / C.R. 70-878. [SF-III; 2466. (Comptes Rendus, 70-878.)]
Volc / Salty lava / C.R., 80-832, 834. [SF-III; 2467. (Comptes Rendus, 80-832, 834.)]
Volc / fishes / Fernald's Sidelights / OAE / 1247 / 1079 / 2279 / That had been shaken from sky by volcano. [SF-III; 2468. Fernald, James Champlin. Scientific Side-Lights. New York: Funk & Wagnells, 1903; 221-222, 255, 465.]
Volcs / N.B. / Magnificent indecencies spilling their contents. [SF-III; 2469.]
Volc / Elec. exchanges between volcs—and then substance (Ashes) following the path. See Sept 3, 1902. / So falls of meteoric dust, Catania, 1880, etc. [SF-III; 2470. See: (1880 ), and, (1902 Sept 3).]
Volc / amd distant dust / June 25, 1897. [SF-III; 2471. See: (1897 June 25).]
Volc / Elec / See Electricity Index of Heilprin's Mt. Pelée. [SF-III; 2472. (Heilprin, Angelo. Mont Pelee.)]
Volc / and cold / May 8, 1902. [SF-III; 2473. See: (1902 May 8).]
Volcs / Fiery gases like Spon Combs. [SF-III; 2474.]
Volc / dust / Felspar and some ferro-magneian minerals Oct 16, 1902 / from St. Vincent / Barbados Globe. Oct 20. [SF-III; 2475. (Barbados Globe, October 20. 1902.)]
Volc / det / Darkness / 300 persons living in concubinage got 150 unmarried couples to the priests. Married "that they might be or seem to be honest before the day of Judgment". [SF-III; 2476. (Ref.???)]
Volcs / and distant hurricanes / Ap., May, 1902. [SF-III; 2477. See: (1902 Ap. , May).]
Volc / and the Java mets. [SF-III; 2478. (Ref.???)]
Volc / described / Feb 27, 1878, or Sc Am Sup 5/1968. [SF-III; 2479. See: (1878 Feb 27). (Scientific American Supplement, 6-1968.)]
Volc / and Cl burst / (+) / Jan (4-11), 1880 / or Plan data—dist. volc. [SF-III; 2480. See: (1880 Jan 4-11).]
Volc / Falls of Meteoric Sand near Etna (Catania) / See March 29. 1880. [SF-III; 2481. See: (1880 March 29).]
Volc / and dust / and dust (elsewhere), too / March 28, 29, 1881. [SF-III; 2482. See: (1881 March 28, 29).]
Volc / Dust / Feb 16, 1884. [SF-III; 2483. See: (1884 Feb 16).]
Volc / Like Unknown Volc / Feb 3, 1809. [SF-III; 2484. See: (1809 Feb 3).]
[Volcs] / Distant symph. / St Vincent volc, 1812—Ap 30, May 1, etc. / thunderous sound in Glouceesershire, May 1. [SF-III; 2485. See: (1812 Ap 30, May 1).]
Volc / q and fiery whirlwind / March 20, 1821. [SF-III; 2486. See: (1821 March 20).]
Volc / Vesuvius and Ops of Mars / Jan, 1820 / Feb 18, 1822. [SF-III; 2487. See: (1820 Jan), and, (1822 Feb 18).]
Volc / and aerial / Ap 9, 10, 1822 / Rhodes near Etna? / whole year. [SF-III; 2488. See: (1822 Ap 9, 10).]
Volc / "somewhere" / Aug 10, 1831. [SF-III; 2489. See: 1831 Aug 10, (I: 1632 & 1633).]
Volc / storm / Vesuvius / July 23, 1832. [SF-III; 2490. See: (1832 July 23).]
Volc / (+) / Much like gunfire / Jan 20, etc., 1835. [SF-III; 2491. See: (1835 Jan 20, etc.),]
[Volcs] / Pelée phe / May 1, etc., 1902, represents all distance phe / also somewhere else, too. [SF-III; 2492. See: (1902 May 1, etc.).]
[Volcs] / Distant volc / See met illuminating a town and q / Dec 21, 1843. [SF-III; 2493. See: (1843 Dec 21).]
Volc / substances and stat / Girgenti, Sicily / ab. Oct, 1846 / Feb. 10, 1853. [SF-III; 2494. See: (1846 ab Oct), and, (1853 Feb 10).]
Volc / and phe, dry fog / See Etna, in Malta series, Oct 12, 1856. [SF-III; 2495. See: (1856 Oct 12).]
Volc / and q / Oct 12, 1856 / q, Malta / Sulp. fog, Italy. [SF-III; 2496. See: (1856 Oct 12).]
Volcs / together / Jan 21, 1865 / See Feb. 21. [SF-III; 2497. See: (1865 Jan 21, Feb 21).]
[Volcs] / Vesuvius and Jupiter / Ap. 10, 1906. [SF-III; 2498. See: (1906 Ap 10).]
Volc / Java and dry fog, Paris / May 24-30, 1919 / 20th. [SF-III; 2499.See: (1919 May 20, 24-30).
Volc / somewhere else / Jan 5, 8, 1892. [SF-III; 2500. See: (1892 Jan 5, 8).]
[Volcs] / The Unknown Volc / Aug 13, 1868 / Chili. [SF-III; 2501. See: (1868 Aug 13).]
Volc / and sands / March, 1869 / Sicily. [SF-III; 2502. See: (1869 March).]
Volc / and Stat / Java / Sept 19, 1869. [SF-III; 2503. See: (1869 Sept 19).]
Volc / and dust / ? / Oct. 15, etc., 1885. [SF-III; 2504. See: (1885 Oct 15, etc.).]
Volc / Dust traced / Sept. 2, 1845 / See to July, 1846. [SF-III; 2505. See: (1845 Sept 2), and, (1846 July).]
Volc / like gunfire / Jan 20, etc., 1836. [SF-III; 2506. See: (1836 Jan 20, etc.).]
Volc / Dust / Feb 16, 1884. [SF-III; 2507. See: (1884 Feb 16).]
Volc / Unknown / Jan 5, 8, 1892. [SF-III; 2508. See: (1892 Jan 5, 8).]
Volc. / and ashes / Aug. 21, 1906. [SF-III; 2509. See: (1906 Aug 21).]
Volc / Unknown / Aug 13, 1868 / May 9, 1877. [SF-III; 2510. See: (1868 Aug 13), and, (1877 May 9).]
Volc / Earth and red dust / Oct 27, 1814 / March 29. 1875 / and Krakatoa. [SF-III; 2511. See: (1814 Oct 27), and, (1875 March 29).]
Volc / Dist metite / Ap 25, 26, 1803. [SF-III; 2512. See: (1803 Ap 25, 26).]
Volc / and metite, but no stones from volc / Feb 21, 1880. [SF-III; 2513. See: (1880 Feb 21).]
Volc / Dist meteor ab same time / Jan 28, 1879. [SF-III; 2514. See: (1879 Jan 28).]
Volcs / Simultaneous / Jan 20, 1835. [SF-III; 2515. See: (1835 Jan 20).]
Volc / and dist. metite / Sept. 26, 1873. [SF-III; 2516. See: (1873 Sept 26).]
Volcanoes / N.B. / In the Problem of Volcanism, by Dr. J.P. Iddings, issued by Yale University—that no valid grounds against the conclusion that the earth's interior is solid and cold—and that all thermal action may be attributed to radio-activity. / Reviewed—Nature 95-337. [SF-III: 2517.1, 2517.2. "The Science of Vulcanology." Nature, 95 (May 27, 1915): 337. Iddings, Joseph Paxton. The Problem of Volcanism. New Haven: Yake University Press, 1914, 126-156. "It appears to be quite possible that the temperature of the interior of the earth is not greater than that of the hottest volcanic lavas at its surface, from 1000° to 1500° C. Temperatures higher than these are purely hypothetical." (Johnston, Hamish. "Radioactive decay accounts for half of Earth’s heat." Physics World. (July 19, 2011). "Geophysicists believe that heat flows from Earth’s interior into space at a rate of about 44 × 1012 W (TW). What is not clear, however, is how much of this heat is primordial – left over from the formation of the Earth—and how much is generated by radioactive decay." "Although 20 TW from uranium and thorium is more than the 16 TW predicted by the BSE model, it is still within the experimental uncertainty—and is much less than the total flux of 44 TW. 'One thing we can say with near certainty is that radioactive decay alone is not enough to account for Earth’s heat energy,' says KamLAND collaborator Stuart Freedman of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory in California. 'Whether the rest is primordial heat or comes from another source is an unanswered question.'")] [ https://physicsworld.com/a/radioactive-decay-accounts-for-half-of-earths-heat/ OKQ Douglas QC1.P68t ]
[Wandering Jew]:
Wandering Jew / Chambers' 52/637. [MB-II; 172. "The Story of the Wandering Jew." Chambers's Journal, s. 4 v. 52 (October 2, 1875): 637-639.]
Wandering Jew / not much good / Someone claims he is. / LT, 1838, Dec 21-5-f. [MB-II; 173. (London Times, December 21, 1838, p. 5 c. 6.) “Literature.” Athenæum, 1866 (no. 2036; November 3): 561-571, at 561. Baring-Gould, Sabine. Curious Myths of the Middle Ages. London: Rivingtons, 1866, 1-28.]
Wandering Jew / See Monsure Conway's account (The Wandering Jew) of persons who appeared [in] various parts of Europe in 16 and 17th century and told of having witnessed the burning of Rome and Saladin's return from the conquest, etc. [MB-II; 174. Conway, Moncure Daniel. The Wandering Jew. London: Chatto and Windus, 1881, 3-28.]
W. Jew / For Lang's treatment of the Count Saint-Germain as the Wandering Jew or an unaccountable person with perhaps unusual knowledge of history, see Lang—Historical Mysteries. [MB-II; 175. Lang, Andrew. Historical Mysteries. London: Smith, Elder, 1904, 256-276.]
Wandering Jew / Suppose I should come to life some thousands of years from now and find all history subordinated to development of colonization on the moon. Suppose I should claim that President Coolidge's cousin, George Washington, won the battle of McGettysburg. I'd be told to study history and try again, if I'd still like to be an impostor. [MB-II: 176.1, 176.2.]
[Warnings]:
[The following thirty-four notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III: 2518 to 2541.]
Warning / Mist poefs of Aug 29, 1907 / (?) [SF-III; 2518. See: (1907 Aug 29).]
Warning / Climax Man be Dec 28, 1908. [SF-III; 2519. See: (1908 Dec 28).]
Wring / q in Spain and great Cloudburst in Hungary / June 16, 1910. [SF-III; 2520. See: (1910 June 16).]
Wring? / Look up Nov 16, 1911 q, mets / Germany. [SF-III; 2521. See: (1911 Nov 16).]
Warning / May 1, 1812 / (?) [SF-III; 2522. See: (1812 May 1).]
Warning / Feb 7, '43. [SF-III; 2523. See: (1843 Feb 7).]
Wrng / Dec 16, 1857 / Italy q / Eng. met. [SF-III; 2524. See: (1857 Dec 16).]
Wrng / Ap 3, 1872. [SF-III; 2525. See: (1872 Ap 3).]
Wrng / and Moon / May 16, 1875. [SF-III; 2526. See: (1875 May 16).]
[Warning] / Look up Trib, Feb 16-1-6, 1881. / Moon and wrng? / (Can't find). [SF-III; 2527. "Fine Lunar Displays." New York Tribune, February 16, 1881, p. 1 c. 6. "Denver, Col., Feb. 15.—Last night thousands of people were on the streets watching an unusual phenomenon in connection with the moon. When the moon rose there were streaks of light reflected from its different sides. In a short time these streaks dlsappeared, when four lunar dogs, followed by four beautiful lunar bows appeared, the latter on a line with the dogs. Later the bows became a halo, with the moon and dogs situated nearly equal distances apart on the circle. The halo soon contracted, becoming closed to the moon aud leaving the dogs outside the circle. About 10 o'clock the halo disappeared, the dogs soon following. The weather is intensely cold."]
Wrng? / Aug 3, 1887 / or Relation. [SF-III; 2528. See: (1887 Aug 3).]
Wrngs / Refused? / big met after big q, instance, Dec 30, 31, 1888. [SF-III; 2529. See: (1888 Dec 30, 31).]
Wrng / (+) / or great q and met / Jan 25, 1885. [SF-III; 2530. See: (1885 Jan 25).]
Wrng? / Nov 17, 1889—Italy, Sound / [Nov] 19—big q., Russia. [SF-III; 2531. See: (1889 Nov 17, 19).]
Wrng? / Look up Jan 15, 1891. / also Jan 20. [SF-III; 2532. See: (1891 Jan 15, 20).]
Warning / Beams and q's / See March-Ap, '94. / March-Ap, '95. [SF-III; 2533. See: (1895 March-Ap), and, (1895 March-Ap).]
Warning / (?) / 3's and a q / Dec 7, 8, '95. [SF-III; 2534. See: (1895 Dec 7, 8).]
Wrng / Jan 13, 14 (17 Trib), 1896. [SF-III; 2535. See: (1896 Jan 13, 14, 17).]
Wrng / Moonlight and q / Sept 21, 1897. [SF-III; 2536. See: (1897 Sept 21).]
Wrng / Look up Ill. q of "Jan 22," 1899. / Wrng? [SF-III; 2537. See: (1899 Jan 22).]
Warning? / May 7-9-2, 1902 / 10-2-2 / Trib. [SF-III; 2538. (New York Tribune, May 7, 1902, p. 9 c. 2.) (New York Tribune, May 10, 1902, p, 2 c, 2,)]
Warning / (May 8, 1902) / 3's in England before Martinique / but May 4? [SF-III; 2539. See: (1902 May 4-8).]
Warning / Have none for 1906 phe but 3's in Maine, Oct 19. [SF-III; 2540. See: (1906 Oct 19).]
Warning / If known sometimes that sunspots or outbursts followed by q's / See 1907. [SF-III; 2541. See: (1907).]
Watches / In Toronto Globe, Dec 26, 1884 / Said that in the home of Mrs De Long a watch and a clock stopped together. Ac to a jeweller, the watch by a broken mainspring, but the clock by no known injury. Mrs De Long noted in her diary. Later she received De Long's journal. He in the Arctic. At that time, all his timepieces had stopped. [AF-III: 734.1, 734.2. (Toronto Globe, December 26, 1884.)]
[Waterspouts]:
Waterspout / and ice / Ap. 10, 1888. [SF-III; 2542. See: (1888 Ap 10).]
"Waterspout" / Seen forming over land / June 19, 1880. [SF-III; 2543. See: (1880 June 19).]
Waterspout / Tasted salt / June 9, 1888. [SF-III; 2544. See: (1888 June 9).]
Waterspout / Fall of salt water / May 17, 1888. [SF-III; 2545. See: (1888 May 17).]
Waterspout / Argued against / March 31, 1897. [SF-III; 2546. See: (1897 March 31).]
Waterspout / —q—meteor. / June 16, 1822. [SF-III; 2547. See: (1822 June 16).]
Waterspout / Descending water / 1909 / Oct 17. [SF-III; 2548. See: (1909 Oct 17).]
Waterspout / but poured 6 hours / Feb 27, 1871. [SF-III; 2549. See: (1871 Feb 27).]
Waterspout / England / time of Jap q. / Sept 1, 1923. [SF-III; 2550. See: (1923 Sept 1).]
Waterspout / Sept. 7, 1922 / See one that struck ships ab a week earlier. [SF-III; 2551. See: (1922 Sept 7, and week before).]
Waterspout / 2 vessels disap on / Sept 4, 1922. [SF-III; 2552. See: (1922 Sept 4).]
Waterspout / May 14, 1828. [SF-III; 2553. See: (1828 May 14).]
Waterspout / March 30, 1857. [SF-III; 2554. See: (1857 March 30).]
Waterspout / June 3, 1872. [SF-III; 2555. See: (1872 June 3).]
Waterspout / Sept. 4, 1863. [SF-III; 2556. See: (1863 Sept 4).]
Waterspout / Oct 5, 1869 / phe. [SF-III; 2557. See: (1869 Oct 5).]
[Waterspouts] / Cl brst / Waterspout denied / Sept 4, 1886. [SF-III; 2558. See: (1886 Sept 4).]
Waterspout / Falling water / Aug 19, 1896. [SF-III; 2559. See: (1896 Aug 19).]
Waterspout / Descending / Sept 4, 1897. [SF-III; 2560. See: (1897 Sept 4).]
Waterspout / Falling / Aug 13, 1912 / July 15, 1906. [SF-III; 2561. See: (1906 July 15), and, (1912 Aug 13).]
Waterspouts / and q / Oct 12, 1856 / See Krakatoa, 1883. [SF-III; 2562. See: (1856 Oct 12), and, (1883).]
Waterspout / Fresh water / at sea / July 15, 1906. [SF-III; 2563. See: (1906 July 15).]
"Waterspout" / and a hill / July 2, 1893. [SF-III; 2564. See: (1893 July 2).]
Waterspout / at sea, but fresh water / July 15, 1906. [SF-III; 2565. See: (1906 July 15).]
Waterspout / A cl. brst / so explained / July 3, 1892. [SF-III; 2566. See: (1892 July 3).]
W-spout / and distant q / June 9, 1830. [SF-III; 2567. See: (1830 June 9).]
Waterspout / Salt water / fell on land / May 17, 1888 / June 9, 1888. [SF-III; 2568. See: (1888 May 17), and, (1888 June 9).]
Waterspout / and stones to q area / Ap. 19, 20, 1808. [SF-III; 2569. See: (1808 Ap 18, 20).]
Waterspout / Eng / and dist volc—Java / Aug 15, 1815 / See Japan q / 1922 (?) Sept. [SF-III; 2570. See: (1815 Aug 15), and, (1922 Sept).]
Waterspout / q. / meteor / June 16, 1822. [SF-III; 2571. See: (1822 June 16).]
Waterspout / Burst on hill / June 3, 1872. [SF-III; 2572. See: (1872 June 3).]
Waterspout / Far distant from q / q—Japan / spout—England / Sept 1, 1923). [SF-III; 2573.1. See: (1923 Sept 1).]]
Waterspout / Said been seen to rise from a lake / Met. Mag 62-156 / PRA. [SF-III; 2573.2. (Meteorological Magazine, 62-156.)]
The Wealthy farmer—Nov. 18, 1892. [SF-VII; 118. See: (1892 Nov 18).]
a Well / Empty bucket would go down and full bucket rise. / Religio-Phil Jour, Aug 11-2-4, 1883 / YRA. [MB-I; 440. “A Texas Curiosity.” Religio-Philosophical Journal, 34 (no. 24; August 11, 1883): 2, (c. 4).]
[Were-]:
[Weretigers] / [Weretigers in India.] / N.Y. Sun, Nov. 16, 1931. [MB-II; 177. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, November 16, 1931.)]
[Werewolves]:
Werewolves / See Hyena Men, under H. [B-II; 179.]
Werewolves / See Hyena Men, under "H". [MB-II; 180.]
[Whirlwinds]:
Whirlwind / Observed for 28 years in same place in Vosges / La Nat 1888/2/162. [AF-III; 735. (La Nature, 1888 pt. 2 p. 162.)]
Whirlwinds / at an oil tank fire / M.W.R. 1926-161. [SF-III; 2574. (Monthly Weather Review, 1926-121.)]
[Whirlwind] / Tornadoes / U.S. / 1916-23 / M.W.R. 1925-198 / PRS+. [SF-III; 2575. (Monthly Weather Review, 1925-198.)]
[Whirlwind] / Tornadoes / a lot in a day / March 20, 1875. [SF-III; 2576. See: (1876 March 20).]
[Whirlwind] / Tornado / Refs on gray paper are to Finley, Rept. on 600 Tornadoes / (U.S. Signal Service, Prof paper 7 / PRS+. [SF-III; 2577.1. (Finley.)]
[Whirlwind] / [Fort's call slip for Finley's Report on the Character of 600 Tornadoes] / Tornadoes. / [Illustration]. [SF-III; 2577.2. (Ref.???) (Finley.)]
[Whirlwind] / Tornado and Distant Sounds / Oct 20, 1837 / May 23, 1839 / July 18, 1854 / Ap. 4, 1874. [SF-III; 2578. See: ( Oct 20, 1837 / May 23, 1839 / July 18, 1854 / Ap. 4, 1874).]
[Whirlwind] / Tornadoes / Few in early morning / Vast majority in afternoon. [SF-III; 2579. (Finley???)]
[Whirlwind] / Tornado and sulphurous odor / July 2, 1877. [SF-III; 2580. See: (1877 July 2).]
[Whirlwind] / Tornadoes / With March 20, 1876, I stopped listing all and picked out specials. [SF-III; 2581.]
Whirlwind / and Sun / Feb 19. 1888. [SF-III; 2582. See: (1888 Feb 19).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricane / Samoa / March 16, 1889 / day before, dust, Constantinople. [SF-III; 2583. See: (1889 March 15, 16).]
[Whirlwind] / dustfalls, such as Feb 12, 1903. [SF-III; 2584. See: (1903 Feb 12).]
Whirlwind / follows ice and met. / Oct 22, 1844. [SF-III; 2585. See: (1844 Oct 22).]
[Whirlwind] / Air from space / 1906 / Typhoon / Hong Kong / and other phe / Sept 10-18, etc. [SF-III; 2586. See: (1906 Sept 10-18).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricane / Cyclone / no sign of approach / May 27, 1892. [SF-III; 2587. See: (1892 May 27).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricane / great / Mauritius / Ap. 29, 1892. [SF-III; 2588. See: (1892 Ap 29).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricanes / period / latter part Aug., 1893. [SF-III; 2589. See: (1893 Aug).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricane / U.S. and Spain / May 12, 1886. [SF-III; 2590. See: (1886 May 12).]
Whirlwind / Dust precedes / Dec 27, 29. 1896. [SF-III; 2591. See: (1896 Dec 27, 29).]
[Whirlwind[ / Hurricanes / See Sunspots and Like Volcs and [end of note]. [SF-III; 2592.]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricane and q's / Aug 18, 1925 / See Aug 26. [SF-III; 2593. See: (1925 Aug 18, 26).]
[Whirlwind] / Whirl little and distant q. / Ap. 16, 1872 / Some before. [SF-III; 2594. See: (1872 Ap 16).]
Whirlwind / Anti / Great dust, Jan 22, 1901, attrib in France to. [SF-III; 2595. See: (1901 Jan 22).]
[Whirlwind] / Hurricanes from space / Hong Kong / Sept 18, 1906 / See before and after. [SF-III; 2596. See: (1906 Sept 18).]
[Whirlwind] Hurricanes after q / Spain / Dec. 29, 1884 / See after volc—Krakatoa—Canada, etc. [SF-III; 2597.1. See: (1884 Dec 29).]
[Whirlwind] / Tornadoes and q's / Ap —12—, 1893. [SF-III; 2597.2. See: (1893 Ap 12).]
[Wild]:
[The following twelve notes were clipped together by Fort. MB-II: 181-192.]
Wild / Clothes / Oct. 18, 1864. [MB-II; 181. See: 1864 Oct 18, A; 444).]
Wlf Man / a Hauser / Ap 5, 1851. [MB-II; 182. See: 1851 Ap. 5, (A; 285).]
Wld Man / Dec. 24, 1866 / (2)—Feb 7, 1872 / and see Ap 22, a series / Feb 11, 1883 / Aug 6, 1874 / (2)—Aug 31, 1880. [MB-II; 183. See: (Dec. 24, 1866; not found); 1872 Feb 7, (A; 736); 1872 Ap. 22, (A; 737); (Aug 6, 1874); 1880 Aug 31, (B; 315); and, 1883 Feb 11, (B; 448).]
Wld Man / middle Oct., 1883. [MB-II; 184. See: 1883, middle of Oct., (B; 553).]
Wld Man / July 9, 1899. [MB-II; 185. See: 1899 July 9, (C; 424).]
Wld Man / Aug 12, 1892. [MB-II; 186. See: 1892 Aug 12, (C; 40).]
Wld Men / Jan 5, 1888 / Jan 19. [MB-II; 187. See: 1888 Jan 5, (B; 840), and, (1888 Jan 19; not found here).]
Wld Man / Monster of Maine / Oct 6, 1886. [MB-II; 188. See: 1886 Oct 6, (B; 746).]
Wld / Hauser / Ap. 23, 1907. [MB-II; 189. See: 1907 Ap. 23, (D: 113 & 114).]
Wild Man / Eyes like Hauser's / June 3, 1888. [MB-II; 190. See: 1888 June 3, (B; 919).]
Wld Man / Dec 16, 1893. [MB-II; 191. See: (1893 Dec 16; not found here).]
Wld Man / Not, but good story / Sept 18, 1905. [MB-II; 192. See: 1905 Sept 18, (C: 1035 to 1042).]
Wld / Hauser / Ap. 23, 1907. [MB-II; 193. See: 1907 Ap. 23, (D: 113 & 114).]
Wild Man in the "mixed" language / 1907, Aug 30. [SF-VII; 2190. See: (1907 Aug 30).]
[Wish]:
Wish / and enemy drops dead? / "Honest John" Kelly / NY World Telegram, May 5, 1931. [SF-VI; 1515. Newspaper clipping, (fragment). (New York World Telegram, May 5, 1931.) (Reference probably to Mayor William Frederick Havemeyer dropping dead on November 30, 1874, on the day of a trial of John Kelly's lawsuit for libel against Havemeyer.)]
[Witches & Witchcraft]:
Witch / Rehmeyer of York, Pa. / Dec. 4, 1928. [AF-II; 893. See: (1928 Dec 4).]
Witchbound / Africa—book by F.H. Melland. [MB-II; 194. Melland, Frank Hulme. In Witch-Bound Africa. London: Seeley, Service, 1923.]
Witchcraft / Many "victims" / Sept., 1902. [SF-VII; 113. See: 1902 Sept 21, (C; 534).]
Witchcraft / How get victims / See Hair. [SF-VII; 2139.]
Witch burning in Ireland / [LT] / 1895 / Ap. 2-10-b / 3-5-f / 5-10-d / 6-10-d / 8-6-c. [SF-VII; 2140. (London Timess: 1895 April: 2-10-b / 3-5-f / 5-10-d / 6-10-d / 8-6-c.)]
Witch Killed / June 18, 1911. [SF-VII; 2141, See: (1911 June 18).]
Witch / Jan 27, 1926. [SF-VII; 2142. See: (1926 Jan 27).]
Witch Killed / Jan 22, 1921. [SF-VII; 2143. See: (1921 Jan 22).]
Witch / Polt attrib to a human enemy. / July 28, 1916. [SF-VII; 2144. See: (1916 July 28).]
Witchcraft / See Hobbs case (Hurri Singh) / gray note / under Though Phe. [SF-VII; 2145. See: Thght Phe, (SF-VII: 104).]
Witch / March 10, 1892. [SF-VII; 2146. See: (1892 March 10).]
Witch / March 25, 1893 / Ap. 24, 1893 / May 28, 1893 / Dec. 7 / (June 15). [SF-VII; 2147. See: (March 25, 1893 / Ap. 24, 1893 / May 28, 1893 / Dec. 7 / (June 15)).]
Witch / July 1-14-1 / 1905 / [source unidentified]. [SF-VII; 2148. (Unidentified source, July 1, 1905, p. 14 c. 1.)]
Witch burning in Ireland / Ap. 2, 1895. [SF-VII; 2149. See: (1895 Ap 2).]
Witch / Wizard / Wisconsin / Oct 9, 1930. [SF-VII; 2150. See: (1930 Oct 9).]
Witch Killed / June 18, 1911. [SF-VII; 2151. See: (1911 June 18).]
Witch / Evil Eye / Sept 13, 1920. [SF-VII; 2152. See: (1920 Sept 13).]
Witch or Hypnosis / May 23, 1914. [SF-VII; 2153. See: (1914 May 23).]
Witch / (?) / Aug 24, 1922. [SF-VII; 2154. See: (1922 Aug 24).]
Witch / See Thought phe. [SF-VII; 2155.]
Witchcraft / See Typhoid Mary / See Disease. [SF-VII; 2156.]
Bewitched / Climbing Children / June 19, 1881. [SF-VII; 2157. See: (1881 June 19).]
Witches / Bewitched same as hypnotized. [SF-VII; 2158.]
Witch / Sept., 1902. [SF-VII; 2159. See: (1902 Sept).]
Witch / Bewitched Flat in Paris / May 1, 1907. [SF-VII; 2160. See: (1907 May 1).]
Witch / Sept. 21, 1902. [SF-VII; 2161. See: (1902 Sept 21).]
Witch Killed in Ireland / 1911 / June 18. [SF-VII; 2162. See: (1911 June 18).]
Witch / Man accused / Oct 9, 1930. [SF-VII; 2163. See: (1930 Oct 9).]
Witch / Said been partly seen / Jan 27, 1926. [SF-VII; 2164. See: (1926 Jan 27).]
Witch / Killed / Kalamazoo / July 19, 1929. [SF-VII; 2165. See: (1929 July 19).]
Witch / Oct. 14, 1929. [SF-VII;; 2166. See: (1929 Oct 14).]
Witch / Oct 9. 1930. [SF-VII; 2167. See: (1930 Oct 9).]
Witch Killed in Wisconsin / Sept 14, 1928. [SF-VII; 2168. See: (1928 Sept 14).]
Witch / Modern / Nov. 27, 1927. [SF-VII; 2169. See: (1927 Nov 27).]
Witch / Sept 7, 1929. [SF-VII; 2170. See: (1929 Sept 7).]
Witch Killed / Sept 14, 1928. [SF-VII; 2171. See: (1928 Sept 14).]
Witch / Jan 3, 1881. [SF-VII; 2172. See: (1881 Jan 3).]
Witchcraft / Nov. 10, 1888. [SF-VII; 2173. See: (1888 Nov 10).]
Witch / Sept 21, 1902. [SF-VII; 2174. See: (1902 Sept 21).]
Witch / Man murdered / N.Y. / Jan 19, 1892. [SF-VII; 2175. See: (1892 Jan 19).]
Witch / Nov 27, 1927. [SF-VII; 2176. See: (1927 Nov 27).]
Witch / Dec 9, 1924. [SF-VII; 2177. See: (1924 Dec 9).]
Witch / July 5, 1912. [SF-VII; 2178. See: (1912 July 5).]
Witch / June 1, 1911. [SF-VII; 2179. See: (1911 June 1).]
Witch / March, 1895 / See April / July 1. [SF-VII; 2180. See: (1895, March, April, July 1).]
Witch / May 19. 1905. [SF-VII; 2181. See: (1905 May 19).]
Witch / June 18, 1910. [SF-VII; 2182. See: (1910 June 18).]
with Bewitched / May 26, 1907. [SF-VII; 2183. See: (1907 May 26).]
Witch / See seeming suicidal impulse in somnambulism / Nov. 18, 1892. [SF-VII; 2184. See: (1892 Nov 18).]
Witch / Sept 14, 1928. [SF-VII; 2185. See: (1928 Sept 14).]
Witch / ? / Ap 1, 1923. [SF-VII; 2186. See: (1923 Ap 1).]
[With]:
With / Jour Amer Folk Lore / 18/17/39 / 250 / HBA. [SF-III; 2598. (Journal of the American Folk Lore, 18-17-39, 250.)]
With / Dust and Met. / March 27, 1894. [SF-III; 2599. See: (1894 March 27).]
With / Birds and cosmic dust / Oct, 1876. [SF-III; 2600. See: (1876 Oct).]
With / Birds / dust / mets / hot wind / Oct 17. 1846. [SF-III; 2601. See: (1846 Oct 17).]
With / Rain from clear sky / Nov 13, 1833 / meteors. [SF-III; 2602. See: (1833 Nov 13).]
[Witness]:
Witness killed / March 24, 1923. [SF-VII; 95. See: (1923 March 24).]
Witnesses bewitched / Feb, 16, 1914. [SF-VII; 96. See: (1914 Feb 16).]
Witness / 1923 / March 24. [SF-VII; 97. See: (1923 March 24).]
Witness / March 24, 1923. [SF-VII; 109. See: 1923 March 24, (E; 437).]
Witness attacked / Feb., 1920 / Griggs case. [SF-VII; 110. See: 1920 Feb., (D; 1023).]
Witnesses / Jan, 1914 / w-note. [SF-VII; 111. See: 1914 Jan, (D; 758).]
Witness / See Feb, 1920 / note marked w. / Salmon note. [SF-VII; 112. See: 1920 Feb, (D; 997).]
Witnesses / Sept 6, 1928 / = Thought phe? [SF-VII; 2187. See: (1928 Sept 6).]
Witness / 1914 / Jan / salmon note marked "W". [SF-VII; 2188. See: (1914 Jan).]
Witness / The pig woman in Hall case / See Feb. 1930. [SF-VII; 2189. See: (1930 Feb).]
[Wolf]:
Wlf / 1905 / Like Lake Onand. / July 1, 1926. [MB-II; 195. See: (1926 July 1; not found here).]
[Wolf Children]:
Wolf Children / Chambers' Journal 59-598. [MB-II; 196. "Wolf-Children." Chambers's Journal, s. 4, 19 (September 16, 1882): 597-599.]
Wolf Children / 1873 / Oct 20 / [LT], 12-c / Wolf boy of Oude. [MB-II; 197. (London Times, October 20, 1873, p. 12 c. 3.)]
Wlf Children / NY Tribune, 1896, March 1-28-5. [MB-II; 198. "Mowgli in Real Life." New York Tribune, March 1, 1896, p. 28 c. 5. (Badminton Magazine, 1896; microfilm at U of Toronto; online, Early British periodicals.)]
[The following twenty-one notes were clipped together by Fort. MB-II: 199-219.]
W. Child / + / 1927/ Ap. 6 / D. Mail / [Wolf-Child in a Cave.] [MB-II; 199. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, April 6, 1927.)]
Wolf Child / July 10, 1927 / New York Times, [page 10] / [New Wolf Child Found in India]. [MB-II; 200. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, July 10, 1927, p. 10.)]
[Wolf Children] / + / 1926 / Dec 6 / M. Post / [Five Years' Training to Cure Jungle Habits]. [MB-II; 201. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 6, 1926.)]
Wolf Children / 1927 / Ap. 10 / Observer / [Recorded Cases of a Century.] [MB-II; 202. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, April 10, 1927.)]
Wlf Children / N.Q. 1-10-62. [MB-II; 203. "Children Nutured by Wolves in India." Notes and Queries, s. 1, 10 (July 22, 1854): 62-65. (Sleeman, William Henry. An Account of Wolves nuturing Children in their Dens. Plymouth: Jenkin Thomas, 1852; pamphlet at NYPL.) Sleeman, William Henry. A Journey Through the Kingdom of Oude, in 1849-1850. London: Richard Bentley, 1858, v. 1, 208-222.]
[Wolf Children] / [Wolf Children.] / Observer. May 8, 1927. [MB-II; 204. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, May 8, 1927.)]
Wolf Children / + / Article by V. Ball / Jour Anthrop. Inst. Gt Britain and Ireland 9-465 / Also see Anthrop. Rev., Jour. Anthrop. Soc., vol. 1, for an article. [MB-II; 205. Tylor, Edward Burnett. "Wild Men and Beast-Children." Anthropological Review, 1 (1863): 21-32. Ball, Valentine. "Wolf-Reared Children." Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 9 (1879-1880): 465-474. Ball, Valentine. Jungle Life in India. London: Thomas de la Rue, 1880, 454-466.]
Wlf Children / BO / Bear children of Poland / N.Q. 2-6-430. [MB-II; 206. "Bear-Children." Notes and Queries, s. 2, 6 (November 27, 1858): 429-430. "Chapter on Bears." Chambers's Journal, n.s., 19 (March 26, 1853): 204-205. La Mottraye, Aubry de. Voyages en Anglois et en François d'A. de la Motraye.... London: Round and Meighan, 1732, 319-321. The two bear children from the forest near Grodno, Belarus, would have been discovered in the 15th century, if the king was Casimir IV of Poland.]
[Wolf Children] / 1927 / Ap. 14 / D. Mail / [A Wolf Child I Knew.] [MB-II; 207. Newspaper clipping. (London Daily Mail, April 14, 1927.)]
[Wolf Children] / [The "Wolf Children"] / M. Post, Dec. 11, 1926. [MB-II; 208. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 11, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
[Wolf Children] / + / [Mowgli in Real Life] / [The Morning Post]—Dec. 15, 1926. [MB-II; 209. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 15, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
[Wolf Children] / 1926—Dec. 22 / [The "Mowgli" Children] / [The Morning Post.] [MB-II; 210. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 22, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
[Wolf Children] / Medical / Harrold Burrows, "Mistakes and Accidents of Surgery" / In the British Medical Journal, Jan. 13, 1923—Mr. B writes that the book was designed solely for medical practitioners and that no copies had been sent to lay newspapers. [MB-II; 211. "Letters, Notes, Etc." British Medical Journal, 1 (January 13, 1923): 88. Burrows, Harold. Mistakes and Accidents of Surgery. London: Baillière, Tindall and Cox, 1923.]
[Wolf Children] / + / 1926 / Dec 31 / M. Post / [From Our Own Correspondent / Calcutta.] [MB-II; 212. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post. December 31, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
Wolf Child / + / India / Nature 93-566 / year 1914. [MB-II; 213. "Notes." Nature, 93 (July 30, 1914): 564-569, at 566.]
[The following four notes were folded together with the paper clip by Fort. MB-II: 214-217.]
Wolf Children / + / Cor to Field, Oct. 12, 1895, writes that, in 1858, in Bareilly, India, he saw a grown-up wolf-child, "His body was covered with short brown hair, his powers of speech were confined to nothing beyond [low] grunts, and he could not be induced to wear any kind of clothing." [MB-II; 214. Greig, G. "Suppositious Wild Man." Field, October 12, 1895, p. 619.]
[Wolf Children] / Cor., Field, Oct 19, 1895, writes that in 1872, he heard of 5 "wolf children". Two were said to have been dug out of wolves' dens, but no record could be found. The three others were wandering idiots, only supposed to be wolf children because of the common belief in wolf children. [MB-II: 215.1, 215.2. "Suppositious Wild Man." Field, October 19, 1895, p. 636.]
[Wolf Children] / BO / For an account of the wofl-child of Oude, India, by the Assistant Commissioner, who saw it, se the Field, Nov. 9, 1895. In the year 1860 or 1861, policemen declared that they had found this child, a speechless little animal, about 4 years old, on a wolf's den. The wolf child grew up, and he became a policeman. [MB-II: 216.1, 216.2. Ross, Hercules Grey. "Suppositious Wild Man." Field, November 9, 1895, p. 786.]
[Wolf Children] / BO / In Zoologist, 3/12/87, is an account of a number of wolf children, up to the year 1852, by Col. Sleeman. He notes that he never heard of a wolf child that had grown up and continued to live with wolves. [MB-II; 217. "Wolves Nurturing Children in Their Dens." Zoologist, s. 3 v. 12 (1888): 87-98.]
[Wolf Children] / [Girls Fostered by Wolves.] / [The Observer, December 5, 1926. / + . [MB-II: 218. Newspaper clipping. (London Observer, December 5, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
[Wolf Children] / + / 1926 / Dec 15. / ["The Wolf Children"] / [The Morning Post]. [MB-II; 219. Newspaper clipping. (London Morning Post, December 15, 1926; not @ BNA.)]
[Wright Brothers]:
[Wright Brothers] / [Continuing a Wrong?] / N.Y. Sun, Ap 24, 1928. [AF-I; 497. Newspaper clipping. (New York Sun, April 24, 1928.)]
[Wright Brothers] / 1928 / March 16 / NY Ev Post / [No Retraction on Langley]. [AF-I; 498. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening Post, March 16, 1928.)]
[Wright Brothers] / [Orville Wright Charges Effort To Impair Fame] / [New York Herald Tribune,] Feb 27, 1928. [AF-I; 499. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, February 27, 1928.)]
[Wright Brothers] / [Orville Wright Has Renewed His Claims] / [The New York Times, March 11, 1928, page 8]. [AF-I; 500. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, March 11, 1928, p. 8.)]
Y / Position at pole—anto / E Mec 91/174. [AF-I; 501. (English Mechanic, 91-174.)]
[Yarns]:
Yarn / The tree that rolled / July 15, 1841 / June 20, 1902. [SF-VII; 2191. See: (1841 July 15), and, (1902 June 20).]
Yarn / July 29, 1908. [SF-VII; 2192. See: (1908 July 29).]
Yarn / Statue speaks / Jan 21, 1913. [SF-VII; 2193. See: (1913 Jan 21).]
Yarn / The house in a single night / April 1, 1924. [SF-VII; 2194. See: (1924 Ap 1).]
Yarn / July 24, 1887. [SF-VII; 2195. See: (1887 July 24).]
Vampire / See Invalid. [SF-VII; 2196.]
Yarn / Church vanished / Oct 11, 1907. [SF-VII; 2197. See: (1907 Oct 11).]
Yarns / Aug 25, 1880. [SF-VII; 2198. See: (1880 Aug 25).]
Yarn / Nov 15, 1923. [SF-VII; 2199. See: (1923 Nov 15).]
Yarn / July 31, 1908. [SF-VII; 2200. See: (1908 July 31).]
Zawzigs / N / Tests before King, etc. / 1906, D. Mail, Dec 19, etc. [MB-II-220. (London Daily Mail, December 19, 1906; not @ BNA.)]
[Zone]:
Zone / q's / Ap 4, etc., 1868 / Mexico / Persia. [SF-III; 2603. See: (1868 Ap 4, etc.)]
Zone / qs / Dec 18, etc., 1862 / Cent Amer and Persia. [SF-III; 2604. See: (1862 Dec 18, etc.).]
Zone / Slant / Rhodes / Cent India / Java / March 12-16, 1863. [SF-III; 2605. See: (1863 March 12-16).]
Zone / qs and metit / Jan 23, 24, 1852. [SF-III; 2606. See: (1852 Jan 23, 24).]
Zone / Dec 5-20, 1875. [SF-III; 2607. See: (1875 Dec 5-20).]
Zone / q's / Not merely one broad zone, but zones in that zone—Aug., 1886 / Ap 4, etc., 1868. [SF-III; 2608. See: (1868 Ap 4), amd (1886 Aug).]
[The following thirty-eight notes were clipped together by Fort. SF-III" 2609 to 2646.]
Zone / q's / March 27, etc., 1868. [SF-III; 2609. See: (1868 March 27, etc.).]
Zone / qs / July 10, 1862. [SF-III; 2610. See: (1862 July 10).]
Zone / qs / July 12, 1870 / to Aug 1. [SF-III; 2611. See: (1870 July 12).]
Zon / Both directions / Aug, 1883 / Barbados vs trade winds / 1812, May 8 / 1902—France / 1839 / volc Cent Amer and Jamaica. [SF-III; 2612. See: (1883 Aug); (1812 May 8???); (1902); and, (1839).]
Zone / Chalreston and Cashmir / Aug 26 / Oct 20, 1886. [SF-III; 2613. See: (1886 Aug 26, Oct 20).]
Zone / Chile and San Fran / Aug-Oct., 1868 / and N. Zealand. [SF-III; 2614. See: (1868 Aug-Oct).]
Zone / Sunset effects / Sept, etc., 1883. [SF-III; 2615. See: (1883 Sept, etc.)]
Zone / May, June, 1902. [SF-III; 2616. See: (1902 May, June).]
Zone / May / June, 1902. [SF-III; 2617. See: (1902 May, June).]
Zone / June 12, 15, 1897. [SF-III; 2618. See: (1897 June 12, 15).]
Zone / Aug., 1886. [SF-III; 2619. See: (1886 Aug).]
Zone / or Corresponding / Jamaica and Madagascar / Jan., 1908. [SF-III; 2620. See: (1908 Jan).]
Zone / Corresponding pint of Java (Aug 26, 1883) / 105 E; 5 S = Galapagos Islands. / See Cashmere and Charleston, Oct 20, 1886. / But Antipodes, I think. / U.S. Columbia / 75 W and say 5 N. / See Karachi, 1902. [SF-III; 2621. See: (1883 Aug 26); (1886 Oct 20), and, (1902).]
Zone / Sun effects / Sept, etc., 1883. [SF-III; 2622. See: (1883 Sept, etc.)]
Zone / or Antipodes / See Aug 26, 1886, and Oct 20 / Kashmir and Charleston. [SF-III; 2623. See: (1886 Aug 26, Oct 20).]
Zone / or Corresponding point / of Martinique / 63 W and 15 N is Arabian Sea. / See Karachi. / 1902 / But corresponding by arbitrary Greenwich zero. [SF-III; 2624. See: (1902).]
Zone / May, June, 1902 / Assam and Karachi are 25 N. / Martinique ab 14 N. / Mexico and Guatemala in the Zone. [SF-III; 2625.]
Zone / Antipodes / (?) / Fiji and Philippines equally far from equator / June 18, 1902. [SF-III; 2626. See: (1902 June 18).]
Zone / Chili and N. Zealand / Same lat / Aug-Oct, 1868. [SF-III; 2627. See: (1868 Aug-Oct).]
[Zones] / Relation / Alaska and Finland / July 8, 12, 1910 / One long before. / Ashes fell in Finland. [SF-III; 2628. See: (1910 July 8, 12), and, (Ashes, Finland).]
[Zones] / Relation / Algeria and India / Aug 25, 1865. [SF-III; 2629. See: (1865 Aug 25).]
[Zones] Related / Morocco and India / See March 18, 1819, and June 16. [SF-III; 2630. See: (1819 March 18, June 16).]
[Zones] / Relation / ? / Piedmont and Basse-Pyrenees / See Sept 7, 1868. [SF-III; 2631. See: (1868 Sept 7).]
[Zones] / Relations / Rombi in Italy and big q in Russia, Greece, etc., such as Nov. 18. 1889 / Day before or after. [SF-III; 2632. See: (1889 Nov ab 18).]
[Zones] / Relation / Italy / Rombi / Jan 17, 1893 / q, Greece / Jan. 31 / perhaps before Jan. 31. [SF-III; 2633. See: (1893 Jan 17, 31).]
Zone / Sim Qs / 1889 / Feb 19 / July 19 / Aug 17 / Many BA '11 / See May 17 / June 24, 1892. [SF-III; 2634. See: (1889 Feb 18, July 19, Aug 17), and, (1892 May 17, June 24).]
[Zones] / Relates / Idaho and ales / B. Rain / Ap 10-before 18, 1908. [SF-III; 2635. See: (1908 Ap 10-18).]
[Zones] / Relation / Europe and Michigan / Jan., 1902 / Sunspots, March / sand / Ap. 11-13, vast dust, U.S. [SF-III; 2636. See: (1902 Jan, March, Ap 11-13).]
[Zones] / Related / and phe on Jupiter / q, San Francisco, and Mauna Loa / San Fran first / Nov 4, 1880 / qs in Austria. [SF-III; 2637. See: (1880 Nov 4).]
[Zones] / Rel / Volcs / Cent Amer and Etna / middle Feb, 1883 / and Vesuvius increase. [SF-III; 2638. See: (1883 mid-Feb).]
[Zones] / Rel / Etna / Japan / Ap 19, 21, 1886. [SF-III; 2639. See: (1886 Ap 19, 21).]
[Zones] / Rels / Etna and Mauna Loa up to Jamaica / Jan 9-10, 1907 / See before for period. [SF-III; 2640. See: (1907 Jan 9-10).]
[Zones] / Related / q's / Cent. Amer and Italy / June 9, 10, 1917. [SF-III; 2641. See: (1917 June 9, 10).]
[Zones] / Rels / q's / Cent Amer and Greece / Jan 14, 17, 1889. [SF-III; 2642. See: (1889 Jan 14, 17).]
[Zones] / Rel / Mich and Eng / Jan 27, 24, 1902. [SF-III; 2643. See: (1902 Jan 24, 27).]
[Zones] / Rel / Mich and England / Nov 28, 1919. [SF-III; 2644. See: (1919 Nov 28).]
[Zones] / Relation ./ 1902 / Dust / France, Wales / Jan 22-24 / 27, Michigan. [SF-III; 2645. See: (1902 Jan 22-24, 27).]
Zone / India / Mexico / June 12, 15, 1897. [SF-III; 2646. See: (1897 June 12, 15).]
Zone / q's, Peru / meteors, N. Zealand. [SF-III; 2647. (Refs.???)]
Zones / Alternate / May, 1902, north of equator / Nov, 1902, south. [SF-III; 2648. See: (1902, May), and, (1902 Nov).]
Zones / qs—metite / Dec 23, 24, 1858. [SF-III; 2649. See: (1858 Dec 23, 24).]
Zone / or world-wide / Aug., 1925. [SF-III; 2650. See: (1925 Aug).]
Zone / Earth-wide / Jan. 1926. [SF-III; 2651. See: (1926 Jan).]
Zone / or not zone but other phe precede Chile / Aug 16, 1906. [SF-III; 2652. See: (1906 Aug 16).]
[?] / [Shot in the Air.] / Ev. News, Sept 28, '23. [SF-V; 398. Newspaper clipping. (New York Evening News, September 28, 1923.) Thayer: "Found flying / may belong here."]
[?] / / [note crumbling]ails, [note crumbling] / [note crumbling]t only a [note crumbling]. [SF-VI; 1517.1.]
[Thayer's note: Lacuna? [Pabst: "A lacuna is a gap or hiatus, as in a manuscript."] [SF-VIII; 329.2.]