Morning Oregonian de Portland (Oregon), 3 août 1897 Clark, J. E.: "airships (or something), Washington, 1897", Magonia Exchange, 18 mars 2008
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Strange to Say, It Passed Port Townsend Unobserved.
VICTORIA, Aug. 2. – The illuminated aerial visitor that has been mystifying the people of the Northwest for several months past made two recent appearances near Victoria. Three ladies camping at Sidney, a few nights ago, saw it, and watched it for half an hour. It appeared to be moving slowly to the north. One lady described it as a red column of fire apparently 50 feet long.
Sunday morning [August 1] about 2 o’clock it was seen by Messrs. Tatum, Young and Wolfendeen, who camped near Goldstream. It worked in a northwesterly direction. The three men watched it until daylight, when it disappeared. It was shaped like a balloon, but its light was more brilliant than it would be possible to light a balloon. The light was the color of electric light, and the object was steadily throwing out rays. It was not very high. From descriptions, the object would appear to be a visitor from the skies. It was not affected by the wind.
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