Old Space Weather: sightings of aurorae and sunspots

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USRC Bear May 17 1896

8pm to midnight:
Brilliant display of Northern Lights last half of watch.
8.40: in Lat 53° 40’N, Long 133° 52’W

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USRC Bear, 1 October 1897, at St. Michael, Alaska Lat 63.47, Long -162.00

4 to 8pm: Display of northern lights.

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USS Kearsarge
Portland, Maine
0000 Hours, 12 September 1879
Brilliant display of Aurora Borealis.
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