Somers Mutiny Case Details on Trial of Spencer
The 1842 Somers mutiny case centers on Philip Spencer a midshipman accused of plotting to seize the USS Somers kill Captain Mackenzie and turn the ship pirate off the Isle of Pines. The narrative recounts the confrontation the confession and the captain's order to confine Spencer and discipline the crew with a final salute.
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Somers
Alexander Slidell Mackenzie
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Spencer
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Mackenzie
Cromwell
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John C. Spencer
Balloonist Sartwell Falls 1200 Feet in Ohio Parachute Fail
L. W. Sartwell, a Danville balloonist, plunged 1200 feet when his parachute failed, striking the ground with such force that both feet drove six inches into the earth. The incident is reported by the Aeronautical World.
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Youth Claims Serious Intentions For Maiden
In a dark parlor the father confronts a youth who, with a 160 pound maiden on his knees, declares his seriousness by claiming 80 as the weight he has trained for, a line reported by the Chicago Post.
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