Honoring Her Hero at Newburyport Celebration
A grand homecoming for Lieutenant A W Greeley in Newburyport features four decorative arches across City Hall State street and Prospect street, crowds of thousands, wildlife of flags, laurel wreaths, and a procession. Mayor Johnson greets Greeley and dignitaries. Greeley speaks of returning home and gratitude.
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Four Survivors Tell Story of Gijon and Laxham Collision
Survivors Diego Perez Enriques de Granados Pedro Obero and Joaquin Cures arrived in New York aboard the Botunia recounting the July 20 collision between the Gijon and Laxham off Santander. Captain Yglesias, crew, and passengers faced panicked scenes in fog and gale with boats launched and many lives lost. The vessel sank after rescue efforts failed and a priest and others endured a bitter night at sea before rescue by the Zoe.
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A Cyclone to Order for Five Cents
Professor Douglas of the State University is said to produce amateur cyclones by suspending a copper plate charged with electricity. A green glow from arsenious gas reveals the aura as a miniature funnel spins rapidly and snatches up small objects. The item ends with a patent cure claim for kidney and urinary complaints.
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Kislingbury Case Reaches Lt Greeley On Cannibalism Claims
Portsmouth March 16 Lt Greeley speaks to The Globe about Kislingbury disclosures and cannibalism rumors aboard the expedition Thetis. He denies organized cannibalism, cites illness and discipline issues, and asserts papers and diaries are with the War Department in Washington. He notes crew swore innocence and that Henry’s shooting was handled by higher authorities.
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Greeley Crewman Claims Dr Pavy Died by Own Hand
A crew member from the Greeley expedition asserts in New York that Dr Pavy was court marshal ed three times and died by his own action. He also says several bodies were found with marks of knives and pistol shots, and that others were cannibalized by survivors. The man says he witnessed graves behind the camp and plans to testify before any inquiry after discharge.
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Cannibalism Claims in Greeley Party Remains Found
New York August 14 The Times renews its cannibalism report about the Greeley party noting Private Charles B Henry shot at the Greeley camp on Smiths Sound June 6. Rescue party found remains beyond the tent with bones exposed and the head missing.
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Remains Found At Camp Op Smith Dead From January 18
Reports describe bones largely stripped of flesh and preserved remains at the camp. No carnivorous disturbance detected, with only foxes and hares nearby. Sergeant Cross, the first to die, was a large man and died January 18.
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Greeley justifies Henry execution in private courtmartial call
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Greeley detailing the Cape Clay decision to execute Private Charles B. Henry of the Fifth Cavalry for thefts amid a starving expedition. He cites repeated thefts and imminent danger to survivors, noting a written order to shoot if detected and urging a court of inquiry or court martial for review.
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