So what is Linux?
Linux is an operating system's kernel. You might have heard of UNIX. Well, Linux is a UNIX clone. But it was actually created by Linus Torvalds from Scratch. Linux is free and open-source, that means that you can simply change anything in Linux and redistribute it in your own name! There are several Linux Distributions, commonly called “distros”.
- Ubuntu Linux
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Linux Mint
- Debian
- Fedora
Linux is Mainly used in servers. About 90% of the internet is powered by Linux servers. This is because Linux is fast, secure, and free! The main problem of using Windows servers are their cost. This is solved by using Linux servers. The OS that runs in about 80% of the smartphones in the world, Android, is also made from the Linux kernel. Most of the viruses in the world run on Windows, but not on Linux!
The Terminal
So, basically, a shell is a program that receives commands from the user and gives it to the OS to process, and it shows the output. Linux's shell is its main part. Its distros come in GUI (graphical user interface), but basically, Linux has a CLI (command line interface). In this tutorial, we are going to cover the basic commands that we use in the shell of Linux.
To open the terminal, press Ctrl+Alt+T in Ubuntu, or press Alt+F2, type in gnome-terminal, and press enter. In Raspberry Pi, type in lxterminal. There is also a GUI way of taking it, but this is better!
Linux Commands
1. pwd — When you first open the terminal, you are in the home directory of your user. To know which directory you are in, you can use the “pwd” command. It gives us the absolute path, which means the path that starts from the root. The root is the base of the Linux file system. It is denoted by a forward slash( / ). The user directory is usually something like "/home/username".
2. ls — Use the "ls" command to know what files are in the directory you are in. You can see all the hidden files by using the command “ls -a”.
3. cd — Use the "cd" command to go to a directory. For example, if you are in the home folder, and you want to go to the downloads folder, then you can type in “cd Downloads”. Remember, this command is case sensitive, and you have to type in the name of the folder exactly as it is. But there is a problem with these commands. Imagine you have a folder named “Raspberry Pi”. In this case, when you type in “cd Raspberry Pi”, the shell will take the second argument of the command as a different one, so you will get an error saying that the directory does not exist. Here, you can use a backward slash. That is, you can use “cd Raspberry\ Pi” in this case. Spaces are denoted like this: If you just type “cd” and press enter, it takes you to the home directory. To go back from a folder to the folder before that, you can type “cd ..” . The two dots represent back.
4. mkdir & rmdir — Use the mkdir command when you need to create a folder or a directory. For example, if you want to make a directory called “DIY”, then you can type “mkdir DIY”. Remember, as told before, if you want to create a directory named “DIY Hacking”, then you can type “mkdir DIY\ Hacking”. Use rmdir to delete a directory. But rmdir can only be used to delete an empty directory. To delete a directory containing files, use rm.
5. rm - Use the rm command to delete files and directories. Use "rm -r" to delete just the directory. It deletes both the folder and the files it contains when using only the rm command.
6. touch — The touch command is used to create a file. It can be anything, from an empty txt file to an empty zip file. For example, “touch new.txt”.
7. man & --help — To know more about a command and how to use it, use the man command. It shows the manual pages of the command. For example, “man cd” shows the manual pages of the cd command. Typing in the command name and the argument helps it show which ways the command can be used (e.g., cd –help).
8. cp — Use the cp command to copy files through the command line. It takes two arguments: The first is the location of the file to be copied, the second is where to copy.
9. mv — Use the mv command to move files through the command line. We can also use the mv command to rename a file. For example, if we want to rename the file “text” to “new”, we can use “mv text new”. It takes the two arguments, just like the cp command.
10. locate — The locate command is used to locate a file in a Linux system, just like the search command in Windows. This command is useful when you don't know where a file is saved or the actual name of the file. Using the -i argument with the command helps to ignore the case (it doesn't matter if it is uppercase or lowercase). So, if you want a file that has the word “hello”, it gives the list of all the files in your Linux system containing the word "hello" when you type in “locate -i hello”. If you remember two words, you can separate them using an asterisk (*). For example, to locate a file containing the words "hello" and "this", you can use the command “locate -i *hello*this”.


Housefull 4 Box Office Day 23: Continuing To Chip In Moolah In Fourth Weekend
The Sajid Nadiadwala production will collect a bit more from here and should close in the vicinity of 210 crores.
by Koimoi.com TeamHousefull 4 Box Office: Housefull 4 did quite well in the third week as well despite Bala leading the show in a big way and accumulating huge moolah. Still, there was good audience for the Akshay Kumar led reincarnation comedy which hung on well out there right through the weekdays too.
This was pretty much evidenced on Wednesday and Thursday as well when collections stayed over the 1 crore mark.
Later on the fourth Friday and Saturday there were some footfalls too, as a result of which the film currently stands at 206 crores*. In fact, the Sajid Nadiadwala production will collect a bit more from here and should close in the vicinity of 210 crores.
There are only a handful of comedies which have managed to make a mark as franchises and other than Housefull and Golmaal, the one which has gone big is Dhamaal, the third instalment of which crossed the 150 crores mark earlier this year. The manner in which each of these three franchises has worked so far, there is going to be huge entertainment for the audiences in years to come.
*Estimates. Final numbers awaited
Note: All collections as per production and distribution sources


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coal: 137 tons 1510 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d6209d4090755001a95: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_048_1.jpg)
11 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at sea north bay st paul island bering sea
U.S. Steamer "Rush" - steaming to NW
1435 anchored, St. Paul Island
Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 1610 anchored near Cape ?, visited ship.
50874d6209d4090755001a97: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_049_0.jpg)
12 November 1891
Lat 56.73, Long -169.87, 8am bearings
coal: 133 tons 350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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12 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne anchorage st paul island
0715 underway
1655 came to anchor off village St. George Island
50874d6209d4090755001a9b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_050_0.jpg)
13 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
coal: 2 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 130 tons 1430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d6209d4090755001a9d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_050_1.jpg)
13 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
1405 underway
1635 anchored
50874d6209d4090755001a9f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_051_0.jpg)
14 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 2 tons 440 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 128 tons 990 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d6209d4090755001aa1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_051_1.jpg)
14 November 1891
sw bay st george island
Flying sand
Flying sand
Heavy surf on beach
1355 underway
1630 came to anchor off village St. George Island
50874d6209d4090755001aa3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_052_0.jpg)
15 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
coal: 129 tons 1990 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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15 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d6209d4090755001aa7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_053_0.jpg)
16 November 1891
Lat 56.18, Long -168.98, 8pm
coal: 119 tons 1550 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 440 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6209d4090755001aa9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_053_1.jpg)
16 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
0745 underway
50874d6209d4090755001aab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_054_0.jpg)
17 November 1891
Lat 54.30, Long -166.45, unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 114 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6209d4090755001aad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_054_1.jpg)
17 November 1891
at sea bering sea
1145 made fast to Alaska Commercial Company's Wharf, Unalaska Alaska
50874d6209d4090755001aaf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_055_0.jpg)
18 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 1 ton 920 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 112 tons 1390 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d6209d4090755001ab1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_055_1.jpg)
18 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6209d4090755001ab3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_056_0.jpg)
19 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 45 tons 1120 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 156 tons 1430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1080 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6209d4090755001ab5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_056_1.jpg)
19 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6209d4090755001ab7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_057_0.jpg)
20 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 54 tons 1120 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 209 tons 1310 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d6209d4090755001ab9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_057_1.jpg)
20 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 100 tons received - 1630 finished coaling
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21 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 208 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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21 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6309d4090755001abf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_059_0.jpg)
22 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 206 tons 1070 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001ac1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_059_1.jpg)
22 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6309d4090755001ac3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_060_0.jpg)
23 November 1891
Lat 54.30, Long -166.80, 8pm
coal: 199 tons 870 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 200 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001ac5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_060_1.jpg)
23 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
0720 underway
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24 November 1891
Lat 56.28, Long -169.50, 8am
coal: 192 tons 1950 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001ac9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_061_1.jpg)
24 November 1891
at sea bering sea
1405 came to anchor in S.W. Bay, St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001acb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_062_0.jpg)
25 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 191 tons 710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001acd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_062_1.jpg)
25 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
50874d6309d4090755001acf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_063_0.jpg)
26 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 189 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001ad1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_063_1.jpg)
26 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
seals - 300 on island
seal - about 300
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27 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 185 tons 1830 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 220 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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27 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
0005 underway
0835 anchored in S.E. Anchorage St. Paul Island
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 1000 anchored near by Commanding Officer visited "Rush"
50874d6309d4090755001ad7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_065_0.jpg)
28 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 183 tons 2990 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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28 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Rush" - At 0420 got underway
1400 underway
1500 anchored in S.W. Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001adb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_066_0.jpg)
29 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 181 tons 1910 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001add: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_066_1.jpg)
29 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
0800 underway
0935 anchored in S.E. Anchorage St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001adf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_067_0.jpg)
30 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 180 tons 670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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30 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
Seals - most left island few in water
seal - all leaving rookery
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LOGS FOR DECEMBER 1891
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Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
summary of abstract for November, 1891
coal: 100 tons -
coal: 100 tons - Coal drawn from Alaskan Commercial Company at Unalaska, Alaska
SUMMARY OF ABSTRACT FOR NOVEMBER 1891
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1 December 1891
Lat 56.32, Long -168.08, 8pm
coal: 173 tons 1030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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1 December 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
0430 underway
50874d6309d4090755001aeb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_070_0.jpg)
2 December 1891
Lat 53.88, Long -166.43, 8pm
coal: 164 tons 250 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001aed: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_070_1.jpg)
2 December 1891
at sea bering sea
50874d6309d4090755001aef: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_071_0.jpg)
3 December 1891
Lat 52.32, Long -161.18, 8pm
coal: 154 tons 610 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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3 December 1891
at sea
50874d6309d4090755001af3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_072_0.jpg)
4 December 1891
Lat 50.97, Long -157.62, 8pm
coal: 144 tons 890 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 1960 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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4 December 1891
at sea
50874d6309d4090755001af7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_073_0.jpg)
5 December 1891
Lat 49.47, Long -153.47, noon
coal: 134 tons 1010 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 2120 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001af9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_073_1.jpg)
5 December 1891
at sea
50874d6309d4090755001afb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_074_0.jpg)
6 December 1891
Lat 48.93, Long -147.12
coal: 124 tons 10 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 10 tons 1000 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001afd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_074_1.jpg)
6 December 1891
at sea
50874d6309d4090755001aff: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_075_0.jpg)
7 December 1891
Lat 47.48, Long -143.22
coal: 111 tons 1410 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 12 tons 840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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7 December 1891
at sea
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8 December 1891
Lat 45.63, Long -138.43
coal: 99 tons 1370 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 16 tons 40 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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8 December 1891
at sea
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9 December 1891
Lat 43.58, Long -134.13
coal: 88 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 10 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b09: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_077_1.jpg)
9 December 1891
at sea
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10 December 1891
Lat 41.45, Long -130.25
coal: 78 tons 10 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 10 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b0d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_078_1.jpg)
10 December 1891
at sea
50874d6309d4090755001b0f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070/vol070_079_0.jpg)
11 December 1891
Lat 39.72, Long -126.63
coal: 66 tons 770 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 11 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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11 December 1891
at sea
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12 December 1891
Lat 38.08, Long -123.28
coal: 58 tons 2170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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12 December 1891
Lat 37.8, Long -122.4
at sea
1520 came to anchor San Francisco, Cal
str. "Harthy" - came alongside
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13 December 1891
Lat 37.8, Long -122.4
san francisco cal
summary for the cruise
SUMMARY FOR THE CRUISE
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BREAK HERE – DUPLICATES PREVIOUS SECTION IN 1891; MONTH HEADINGS NOT INCLUDED AND DATES NOT CHECKED; LOGS ARE DIFFERENT HANDWRITING TO PREVIOUS.
LOG BOOK – OCTOBER 1ST 1891 TO DECEMBER 12TH 1891
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50874d6309d4090755001b21: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_002_1.jpg)
50874d6309d4090755001b23: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_003_0.jpg)
50874d6309d4090755001b25: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_003_1.jpg)
Log book of the USS "Bear" commencing October 1st 1891 at at Sea, Bering Sea, ending December 12th, 1891, at San Francisco, Cal
50874d6309d4090755001b27: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_004_0.jpg)
List of Officers attached to and on board of the USS Bear, commanded by Captain M A Healy USRM during the period covered by this log-book from October 1st, 1891, to December, 1891
50874d6309d4090755001b29: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_004_1.jpg)
List of officers who have died, been detached or transferred on board of USS Bear during the period covered by this Log-Book
50874d6309d4090755001b2b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_005_0.jpg)
Complement of Petty officers, Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Landsmen, Boys, and Marines on board of the USS Bear
50874d6309d4090755001b2d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_005_1.jpg)
Description of Instruments used for Meteorological Observations and their location, &c
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50874d6309d4090755001b2f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_006_0.jpg)
Armament of the USS Bear
50874d6309d4090755001b31: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_006_1.jpg)
tables of deviation of the Standard compass N° ... on board of USS ...
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50874d6309d4090755001b33: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_007_0.jpg)
Lat 56.23, Long -169.17
coal: 206 tons 1110 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b35: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_007_1.jpg)
1 October 1891
at sea bering sea
1605 came to anchorage off village, St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001b37: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_008_0.jpg)
2 October 1891
Lat 57.1, Long -170.3
sea lion rock st paul island sexs 12 s 1 mile
coal: 203 tons 930 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid
coal: 3 tons 180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b39: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_008_1.jpg)
2 October 1891
at anchor off village st george island
0210 underway
0810 came to anchor at South anchorage St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b3b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_009_0.jpg)
3 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
whale pt st paul island
coal: 201 tons 650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b3d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_009_1.jpg)
3 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
Lieutenant DennisOWelcome on board Captain DennisO. PLEASE REMOVE LIEUTENANT FROM CAPTAIN
0245 got underway
0520 came to off Whale Point
50874d6309d4090755001b3f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_010_0.jpg)
4 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
whale pt st paul island
coal: 200 tons 130 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid
coal: 1 ton 520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b41: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_010_1.jpg)
4 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor se anchorage st paul island
50874d6309d4090755001b43: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_011_0.jpg)
5 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
whale point st pauls island nxw 14 w 15 miles
coal: 198 tons 1850 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b45: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_011_1.jpg)
15 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor se anchorage st paul island
50874d6309d4090755001b47: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_012_0.jpg)
6 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
whale pt st paul island coal: 1 ton 440 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 197 tons 1410 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b49: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_012_1.jpg)
6 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor se anchorage st paul island
50874d6309d4090755001b4b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_013_0.jpg)
7 October 1891
tolstoi point st george island sxw 7 miles
coal: 190 tons 650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 7 tons 760 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b4d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_013_1.jpg)
7 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor se anchorage st paul island
Midnight underway
1950 came to anchor North anchorage St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b4f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_014_0.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north bay st paul island
coal: 189 tons 50 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 600 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b51: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_014_1.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st paul island
summary of the cruise
LOG SHEET COVERED WITH PAGE OF SUMMARY OF THE CRIUSE
50874d6309d4090755001b53: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_015_0.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north bay st paul island DUPLICATED COPY coal: 1 ton 600 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 189 tons 50 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b55: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_015_1.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
at anchor north anchorage st paul island
LOG COVERED WITH SCRAP PAPER
50874d6309d4090755001b57: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_016_0.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north bay st paul island
DUPLICATED COPY
50874d6309d4090755001b59: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_016_1.jpg)
8 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
at anchor north anchorage st paul island
50874d6309d4090755001b5b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_017_0.jpg)
9 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north point st paul island sexs 1 mile
coal: 186 tons 137 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b5d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_017_1.jpg)
9 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
at anchor north anchorage st paul island
0835 underway
1240 come to anchor in North Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b5f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_018_0.jpg)
10 October 1891
dalnoi point st george island bore swxw12w 7 miles coal: 3 tons 1820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 182 tons 1790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b61: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_018_1.jpg)
10 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north bay st paul island
0355 underway
1215 anchored off village St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001b63: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_019_0.jpg)
11 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
coal: 180 tons 1670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 120 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b65: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_019_1.jpg)
11 October 1891
at anchor off village st george island
1220 underway
1425 came to anchor in S.W, Bay
50874d6309d4090755001b67: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_020_0.jpg)
12 October 1891
Lat 56.03, Long -169.02, coal: 6 tons 680 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 174 tons 990 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b69: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_020_1.jpg)
12 October 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
0624 underway
50874d6309d4090755001b6b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_021_0.jpg)
12 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 170 tons 2230 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 3 tons 1000 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b6d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_021_1.jpg)
13 October 1891
at sea bering sea
0910 came to anchor in Unalaska Outer Harbor
50874d6309d4090755001b6f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_022_0.jpg)
14 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 42 tons -
coal: 42 tons 1060 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 212 tons 450 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 600 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b71: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_022_1.jpg)
14 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 42 tons 1060 lbs. received - At 1500 finished coaling
50874d6309d4090755001b73: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_023_0.jpg)
15 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska coal: 1 ton 680 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 210 tons 2010 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b75: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_023_1.jpg)
15 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6309d4090755001b77: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_024_0.jpg)
16 October 1891
Lat 54.13, Long -166.68, coal: 6 tons 680 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 204 tons 1330 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b79: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_024_1.jpg)
16 October 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
At 0730 cast off from buoy and steamed out of harbor
50874d6309d4090755001b7b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_025_0.jpg)
17 October 1891
Lat 56.25, Long -169.02
coal: 8 tons 680 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 196 tons 650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid
50874d6309d4090755001b7d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_025_1.jpg)
17 October 1891
bering sea
1920 came to anchor in S.W. Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b7f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_026_0.jpg)
18 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island coal: 2 tons 860 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 193 tons 2030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b81: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_026_1.jpg)
18 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
1245 underway
1535 anchored in North Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b83: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_027_0.jpg)
19 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
coal: 191 tons 1510 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b85: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_027_1.jpg)
19 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north bay st paul island
0710 underway
0945 came to anchor in S.W. Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b87: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_028_0.jpg)
20 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
coal: 189 tons 1790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1960 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b89: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_028_1.jpg)
20 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
2015 underway
2120 came to anchor off Black Bluffs, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b8b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_029_0.jpg)
21 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island coal: 1 ton 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 188 tons 470 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b8d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_029_1.jpg)
21 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
50874d6309d4090755001b8f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_030_0.jpg)
22 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne anchorage st paul island coal: 2 tons 680 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 185 tons 2030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b91: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_030_1.jpg)
22 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
0855 underway
1040 anchored off Salt House, N.E. Point
1410 underway
1525 came to anchor At S.E. anchorage, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001b93: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_031_0.jpg)
23 October 1891
village anchorage st george island
coal: 181 tons 1670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 4 tons 360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b95: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_031_1.jpg)
23 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
0105 underway
0715 anchored off village St. George Island
1305 underway
1445 came to anchor in Garden Cove, St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001b97: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_032_0.jpg)
24 October 1891
garden cove st george island
coal: 180 tons 350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001b99: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_032_1.jpg)
24 October 1891
at anchor garden cove st george island
50874d6309d4090755001b9b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_033_0.jpg)
25 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island coal: 1 ton 1800 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 178 tons 790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001b9d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_033_1.jpg)
25 October 1891
at anchor garden cove st george island
0925 got underway
1055 anchored off village St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001b9f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_034_0.jpg)
26 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 176 tons 1790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001ba1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_034_1.jpg)
26 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d6309d4090755001ba3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_035_0.jpg)
27 October 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
reef point st paul island nwxw 2 12 miles coal: 3 tons 320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 173 tons 1470 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001ba5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_035_1.jpg)
27 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
0755 underway
1300 anchored in S.W. Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6309d4090755001ba7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_036_0.jpg)
28 October 1891
north point st paul island ssw 14 w 1 mile coal: 4 tons 1280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 169 tons 190 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001ba9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_036_1.jpg)
28 October 1891
sw bay st paul island
0315 underway
0900 anchored in North Bay St. Paul Island
1030 got underway
50874d6309d4090755001bab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_037_0.jpg)
29 October 1891
Lat 57.02, Long -170.32, coal: 4 tons 1840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 164 tons 590 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001bad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_037_1.jpg)
29 October 1891
at sea bering sea
1725 anchored off village, St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001baf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_038_0.jpg)
30 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 162 tons 1570 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001bb1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_038_1.jpg)
30 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d6309d4090755001bb3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_039_0.jpg)
31 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
coal: 161 tons 350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6309d4090755001bb5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_039_1.jpg)
31 October 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d6309d4090755001bb7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_040_0.jpg)
1 November 1891
dalnoi point st george island bore nxw34w 2 miles coal: 2 tons 1560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 158 tons 1030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001bb9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_040_1.jpg)
1 November 1891
at sea bering sea off st george island
1245 came to anchor in S.W. Bay, St. George Island
50874d6309d4090755001bbb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_041_0.jpg)
2 November 1891
sw bay st george island coal: 1 ton 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 156 tons 1950 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6309d4090755001bbd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_041_1.jpg)
2 November 1891
sw bay st george island
50874d6409d4090755001bbf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_042_0.jpg)
3 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 155 tons 710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bc1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_042_1.jpg)
3 November 1891
sw bay st george island
50874d6409d4090755001bc3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_043_0.jpg)
4 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 153 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bc5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_043_1.jpg)
4 November 1891
sw bay st george island
50874d6409d4090755001bc7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_044_0.jpg)
5 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 152 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1640 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bc9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_044_1.jpg)
5 November 1891
sw bay st george island
1415 underway
1555 anchored in Garden Cove
50874d6409d4090755001bcb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_045_0.jpg)
6 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
whale point st pauls island wxn 14 w 8 miles coal: 3 tons 1560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 148 tons 750 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bcd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_045_1.jpg)
6 November 1891
garden cove st george island
0605 underway
1400 anchored near Walrus Island
50874d6409d4090755001bcf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_046_0.jpg)
7 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne anchorage st paul island
coal: 146 tons 230 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bd1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_046_1.jpg)
7 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne anchorage st paul island
1440 underway
1645 anchored in North Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6409d4090755001bd3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_047_0.jpg)
8 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island
coal: 144 tons 1070 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1400 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bd5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_047_1.jpg)
8 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island
50874d6409d4090755001bd7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_048_0.jpg)
9 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 142 tons 2070 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bd9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_048_1.jpg)
9 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 1540 came to anchor in North Bay
50874d6409d4090755001bdb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_049_0.jpg)
10 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island coal: 1 ton 1720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 141 tons 350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bdd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_049_1.jpg)
10 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
north bay st paul island
2240 underway
50874d6409d4090755001bdf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_050_0.jpg)
11 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne point st paul island ne 3 miles coal: 3 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 137 tons 1510 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001be1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_050_1.jpg)
11 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at sea north bay st paul island bering sea
1435 anchore in N.E. anchorage St. Paul Island
U.S. Revenue Sreamer "Rush" - 1610 anchored near by
50874d6409d4090755001be3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_051_0.jpg)
12 November 1891
Lat 56.73, Long -169.87, coal: 4 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 133 tons 350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001be5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_051_1.jpg)
12 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne anchorage st paul island
0715 underway
1655 came to anchor off village St. George Island
50874d6409d4090755001be7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_052_0.jpg)
13 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
coal: 130 tons 1430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001be9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_052_1.jpg)
13 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
1405 underway
1645 anchored, Salt House
50874d6409d4090755001beb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_053_0.jpg)
14 November 1891
sw bay st george island coal: 2 tons 440 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 128 tons 990 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bed: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_053_1.jpg)
14 November 1891
sw bay st george island
1355 underway
1630 came to anchor off village, St. George Island
50874d6409d4090755001bef: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_054_0.jpg)
15 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 126 tons 1970 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bf1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_054_1.jpg)
15 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d6409d4090755001bf3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_055_0.jpg)
16 November 1891
Lat 56.18, Long -168.98, coal: 7 tons 440 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 119 tons 1550 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001bf5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_055_1.jpg)
16 November 1891
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
0745 underway
50874d6409d4090755001bf7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_056_0.jpg)
17 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 114 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 5 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bf9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_056_1.jpg)
17 November 1891
at sea bering sea
1145 made fast to Alaska Commercial Company's wharf, Unalaska
50874d6409d4090755001bfb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_057_0.jpg)
18 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor unalaska alaska
coal: 112 tons 1390 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 920 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001bfd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_057_1.jpg)
18 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6409d4090755001bff: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_058_0.jpg)
19 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska coal: 45 tons 1120 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 1 ton 1080 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 156 tons 1430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c01: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_058_1.jpg)
19 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6409d4090755001c03: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_059_0.jpg)
20 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 209 tons 1310 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 54 tons 1120 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c05: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_059_1.jpg)
20 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: received 100 tons - 1630 finished coaling
coal: 100tons - NAnaimo Coal from Alaska Commercial copany
50874d6409d4090755001c07: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_060_0.jpg)
21 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 208 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c09: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_060_1.jpg)
21 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6409d4090755001c0b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_061_0.jpg)
22 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
coal: 206 tons 1070 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c0d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_061_1.jpg)
22 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
50874d6409d4090755001c0f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_062_0.jpg)
23 November 1891
Lat 55.05, Long -167.58, coal: 7 tons 200 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 199 tons 870 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c11: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_062_1.jpg)
23 November 1891
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
unalaska harbor alaska
At 0720 underway
50874d6409d4090755001c13: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_063_0.jpg)
24 November 1891
Lat 56.28, Long -169.50, coal: 6 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 192 tons 1950 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c15: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_063_1.jpg)
24 November 1891
at sea bering sea
1430 came to anchor in S.W. Bay, St. George Island
50874d6409d4090755001c17: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_064_0.jpg)
25 November 1891
sw bay st george island coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 191 tons 710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c19: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_064_1.jpg)
25 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
50874d6409d4090755001c1b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_065_0.jpg)
26 November 1891
sw bay st george island
coal: 189 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c1d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_065_1.jpg)
26 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
Seals - 100 on Island
50874d6409d4090755001c1f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_066_0.jpg)
27 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island coal: 3 tons 2120 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 185 tons 1830 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c21: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_066_1.jpg)
27 November 1891
at anchor sw bay st george island
0035 underway
0835 anchored in S.E. anchorage, St. Paul Island
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 1000 anchored near, Commanding Officer visited ""Rush"
50874d6409d4090755001c23: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_067_0.jpg)
28 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island coal: 1 ton 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 183 tons 2190 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c25: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_067_1.jpg)
28 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 0420 got underway
1500 anchored in S.W. Bay, St. Paul Island
50874d6409d4090755001c27: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_068_0.jpg)
29 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 181 tons 1910 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 2 tons 280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c29: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_068_1.jpg)
29 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw bay st paul island
0800 underway
0930 anchored in S.E. anchorage, St. Paul Island
50874d6409d4090755001c2b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_069_0.jpg)
30 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor se anchorage st paul island
coal: 180 tons 670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 1 ton 1240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c2d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_069_1.jpg)
30 November 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
50874d6409d4090755001c2f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_070_0.jpg)
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summary of abstract for November, 1891
coal: 100 tons -
SUMMARY OF ABSTRACT FOR NOVEMBER 1891
50874d6409d4090755001c33: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_071_0.jpg)
1 December 1891
Lat 55.37, Long -168.08, dalnoi point st george island sxw 6 miles coal: 6 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 173 tons 1030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c35: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_071_1.jpg)
1 December 1891
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
0430 underway
50874d6409d4090755001c37: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_072_0.jpg)
2 December 1891
Lat 53.88, Long -166.43
coal: 164 tons 250 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 9 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c39: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_072_1.jpg)
2 December 1891
at sea bering sea
50874d6409d4090755001c3b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_073_0.jpg)
3 December 1891
Lat 52.32, Long -161.18
coal: 154 tons 610 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 9 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c3d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_073_1.jpg)
3 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c3f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_074_0.jpg)
4 December 1891
Lat 50.97, Long -157.62, coal: 9 tons 1960 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours coal: 144 tons 890 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
50874d6409d4090755001c41: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_074_1.jpg)
4 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c43: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_075_0.jpg)
5 December 1891
Lat 49.47, Long -153.47
coal: 134 tons 1010 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 9 tons 2120 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c45: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_075_1.jpg)
5 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c47: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_076_0.jpg)
6 December 1891
Lat 48.93, Long -148.12
coal: 124 tons 10 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 10 tons 1000 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c49: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_076_1.jpg)
6 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c4b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_077_0.jpg)
7 December 1891
Lat 47.48, Long -143.23
coal: 111 tons 1410 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 12 tons 840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c4d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_077_1.jpg)
7 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c4f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_078_0.jpg)
8 December 1891
Lat 45.63, Long -138.43
coal: 99 tons 1370 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 12 tons 40 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c51: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_078_1.jpg)
8 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c53: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_079_0.jpg)
9 December 1891
Lat 43.50, Long -134.12
coal: 88 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 10 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c55: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_079_1.jpg)
9 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c57: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_080_0.jpg)
10 December 1891
Lat 41.45, Long -130.25
coal: 78 tons 10 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 10 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c59: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_080_1.jpg)
10 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c5b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_081_0.jpg)
11 December 1891
Lat 39.72, Long -126.63
coal: 66 tons 770 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 11 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c5d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_081_1.jpg)
11 December 1891
at sea
50874d6409d4090755001c5f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_082_0.jpg)
12 December 1891
druxbury point nxe 14 e 4 12 miles
coal: 58 tons 2170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Mid.
coal: 7 tons 840 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d6409d4090755001c61: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_082_1.jpg)
12 December 1891
at sea
1520 came to anchor San Francisco
50874d6409d4090755001c63: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol070A/vol070A_083_0.jpg)
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SUMMARY FOR CRUISE
summary for the cruise
Time underway 104 days, 16 hours, 27min
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"Miss Congeniality"
An infamous psychopath, called "the Citizen," has terrorized the nation with a rampage of bombings, shootings and arson. His next chosen target is the hallowed home of American beauty, the Miss United States Pageant, and it's up to the FBI to stop him. Enter Special Agent Grace Heart (Sandra Bullock), pretty but lacking, shall we say, in the social graces, who is chosen to go undercover as a contestant in the national beauty contest and nab the felon in "Miss Congeniality."
Sandra Bullock has come a long way since her star-making debut in 1994's blockbuster, "Speed." Since then the actress has turned producer and "Miss Congeniality" is the product of that change. Working from a script by Marc Lawrence, Katie Ford and Caryn Lucas, the film is a combo of crime caper and "Pygmalion," with Bullock as a super cop crossed with Elisa Doolittle.
 When another of "the Citizen's" cryptic letter arrives at the FBI, Special Agent Eric Matthews (Benjamin Bratt) is put in charge of the case. The letter is deciphered and shows that the Miss United States Beauty Pageant is the target for his next nefarious crime. The only way to uncover the madman, the plan and his victim is to place an agent into the pageant as a contestant. The only agent that fits the bill (read that: looks good in a swimsuit) is Grace Heart. There is only one problem. Grace acts more like a guy than the guys around her do.
The Bureau hires a master beauty pageant consultant, Victor Melling (Michael Caine), to turn the sow's ear that is Grace into a silk purse. Henry Higgins has nothing on the challenge that Vic must face in trying to change the uncooperative agent not just into a beautiful woman, but one who is good enough to make it as one of the pageant's final five contestants. Special Agent Heart is against the plan and refuses to join a "bunch of bikini stuffers who only want world peace." But, her career is on the line and, reluctantly, she undergoes the make over that will turn her into Miss New Jersey.
This is all a cute premise for a film and the story takes the direction that one expects. As Grace undergoes her metamorphosis from bedraggled, cynical and tough law officer to sleek, poised and elegant national beauty contestant, she realizes that changes are happening within her, too. Against her prejudiced will, Grace begins to get to know the other contestants and realizes that they aren't the bikini stuffers she thought they were. In particular, Cheryl (Heather Burns), Miss Rhode Island, takes a liking to Grace and, against the agent's will, she makes friends. Grace's mission to protect her, now, friends takes on an even greater urgency when she learns that pageant organizer and former contestant, Kathy Morningside (Candice Bergen), is a prime suspect. You can take it from there.
"Miss Congeniality" has a hard time getting past its by-the-numbers, routine plot that pulls in the usual chestnuts of undercover cop tale, "My Fair Lady," fish-out-of-water story and, for good measure, a romance. It also attempts to show the makings of a big-time beauty pageant and how they are really scholarship programs and not just swimsuit shows. There is a lot of stuff going on here and it gets muddled as the story progresses.
This is the likable Sandra Bullock's show. The writing focuses of Grace and her gruff personality that you know will undergo a change the same way her whole look is altered by artiste Victor Manning. The camera never leaves the actress for long as we see her go from mannish FBI Agent Grace Heart to megababe and beauty finalist Gracie Lou Freebrush. Bullock has the personality and a comic ability to hold the center of the film, but this is virtually a one-woman show. The only exception is the funny, fey performance by Michael Caine as the mysteriously blackballed pageant consultant. Caine gets the only chance to steel the star's limelight and is an epiphany in a nicely developed comic role.
The rest of the cast, including Benjamin Bratt, get little to do but fill the screen around Bullock. Bratt is handsome enough and may have talent, but he has yet to get a role that is a break through. Other characters are generic and unmemorable. William Shatner is wasted as Stan Fields, the long time pageant emcee who is being fired because he is "too old," a la Bert Parks and the Miss America pageant. Nothing ever happens with the character or his dilemma in a poor piece of story crafting. I could not watch Candice Bergen without thinking, "Murphy Brown."
"Miss Congeniality" doesn't bring you any closer to the world of beauty pageants. Nor does it deliver more than a few chuckles as we see Agent Grace stumble and fall repeatedly because of her high heels. It worked once, maybe twice, but not six or seven times. There could have been a better film in there. I give it a C+.
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Capsule: David Frankel writes and tries to carve out a piece of Woody Allen territory with this film that borrows much of the style we associate with Allen. His story is just too slight to hold the gags together. Rating: 0 (-4 to +4)
David Frankel, who wrote and directed MIAMI RHAPSODY, has a style much too close to Woody Allen's to be a coincidence. He starts with a jazz song, Louis Armstrong's rendition of "Just One of Those Things," under fairly plain-looking credits. Allen would use white on black, Frankel uses lavender on black, but it clearly is a conscious imitation. And the dialogue has the main character making just the sort of wisecracks that Woody Allen would write. And at least an imitation of Allen at his most creative would be amusing. Unfortunately, the story is slight and more than a little boring. Part of the problem is that the whole plot can be described in two sentences. I will not divulge the second sentence here, but the first is that Gwyn Marcus (Sarah Jessica Parker) cannot commit to her relationship with her fiance because every other couple she knows hasa relationship that is falling apart because of infidelity. The plot, told in flashback and flashbacks-within-flashbacks goes through one relationship after another, mostly in her own family, and each relationship has one or both people fooling around on the side. The plot has more detail than that, of course, but it all adds up to Gwyn's unwillingness to commit in her relationship. Parker's Gwyn narrates the film staring right into the camera, then popping into connecting dramatized anecdotes about her family. Her father (Paul Mazursky), himself a philanderer, correctly suspects her mother of infidelity. The mother is played by Mia Farrow who appears in this imitation Woody Allen film purely for the artistic challenge of the role, no doubt. Other flashbacks show Gwyn's siblings, each totally self-absorbed and happy to cheat on any relationship he or she has.
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SHLOCALIZEDADMITCORR(1) SHTOOLS 2.6 SHLOCALIZEDADMITCORR(1)
SHLocalizedAdmitCorr
SHLocalizedAdmitCorr - Calculate the localized admittance and correlation spectra of two functions at a given location.
SYNOPSIS
SUBROUTINE SHLocalizedAdmitCorr ( TAPERS, TAPER_ORDER, LWIN, LAT, LON, GILM, TILM, LMAX, ADMIT, CORR, K, ADMIT_ERROR, CORR_ERROR, TAPER_WT, MTDEF, K1LINSIG ) REAL*8 TAPERS(LWIN+1, K), LAT, LON, GILM(2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1), TILM(2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1), ADMIT(LMAX-LWIN+1), CORR(LMAX-LWIN+1) INTEGER TAPER_ORDER(K), LWIN, LMAX, K REAL*8, OPTIONAL ADMIT_ERROR(LMAX-LWIN+1), CORR_ERRR(LMAX-LWIN+1), TAPER_WT(K) INTEGER, OPTIONAL MTDEF, K1LINSIG
DESCRIPTION
SHLocalizedAdmitCorr will calculate the localized admittance and degree correlation spectra of two functions at a given location. The windowing functions are assumed to be solutions to the spherical-cap concentration problem (as calculated by SHReturnTapers or SHReturnTapersM), of which the best K concentrated tapers are utilized. If K is greater than 1, then estimates of the standard error for the admittance and correlation will be returned in the optional arrays ADMIT_ERROR and CORR_ERROR. The symmetry axis of the localizing windows are rotated to the coordinates (LAT, LON) before performing the windowing operation. The admittance is defined as Sgt/Stt, where Sgt is the localized cross- power spectrum of two functions G and T expressed in spherical harmonics. The localized degree-correlation spectrum is defined as Sgt / sqrt( Sgg Stt ), which can possess values between -1 and 1. Two methods are available for calculating the multitaper admittance and correlation functions. When MTDEF is 1 (default), the multitaper estimates and errors of Sgt, Stt, and Sgg are calculated by calls to SHMultiTaperSE and SHMultiTaperCSE, and these results are then used to calculate the final admittance and correlation functions. When MTDEF is 2, the admitance and correlation are calculated invidivually for each individual taper, and these results are then averaged. If the optional parameter K1LINSIG is specified, and only a single taper is being used, the uncertainty in the admittance function will be calculated by assuming the gravity and topography coefficients are related by a linear degree-dependent transfer function and that the lack of correlation is a result of uncorrelated noise. These errors should not be used if it is suspected that the gravity and topography are the result of partially to unccorrelated surface and subsurface loads. When MTDEF is 1, by default, the multitaper spectral estimates are calculated as an unweighted average of the individual tapered estimates. However, if the optional argument TAPER_WT is specified, a weighted average will be employed using the weights in this array. Minimum variance optimal weights can be obtained from the routines SHMTVarOpt and SHMTVarOpt0 if the form of the underlying global power spectrum is known (or can be estimated). Taper weights can not be used when MTDEF is 2 This routine assumes that the input functions and tapers are expressed using geodesy 4-pi normalized spherical harmonic functions that exclude the Condon-Shortley phase factor of (-1)^m.
ARGUMENTS
TAPERS (input) REAL*8, DIMENSION (LWIN+1, K) A matrix of localization functions obtained from SHReturnTapers or SHReturnTapersM. TAPER_ORDER (input) INTEGER, DIMENSION (K) The angular order of the windowing coefficients in TAPERS. If this matrix was created using SHReturnTapersM, then this array must be composed of zeros. LWIN (input) INTEGER The spherical harmonic bandwidth of the localizing windows. LAT (input) REAL*8 The latitude of the localized analysis in DEGREES. LON (input) REAL*8 The longitude of the localized analysis in DEGREES. GILM (input) REAL*8, DIMENSION (2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1) The spherical harmonic coefficients of the function G. TILM (input) REAL*8, DIMENSION (2, LMAX+1, LMAX+1) The spherical harmonic coefficients of the function T. LMAX (input) INTEGER The maximum spherical harmonic degree of the input functions corresponding to GILM and TILM. ADMIT (output) REAL*8, DIMENSION (LMAX-LWIN+1) The admittance function, which is equal to Sgt / Stt. CORR (output) REAL*8, DIMENSION (LMAX-LWIN+1) The degree correlation function, which is equal to Sgt / sqrt ( Sgg Stt ). K (input) INTEGER The number of tapers to be used in the multitaper spectral analysis. ADMIT_ERROR (output) REAL*8, OPTIONAL, DIMENSION (LMAX-LWIN+1) The standard error of the admittance function. CORR_ERROR (output) REAL*8, OPTIONAL, DIMENSION (LMAX-LWIN+1) The standard error of the degree correlation function. TAPER_WT (input) REAL*8, OPTIONAL, DIMENSION (K) The weights to be applied to the spectral estimates when calculating the admittance, correlation, and their associated errors. This must sum to unity. MTDEF (input) INTEGER, OPTIONAL 1 (default): Calculate the multitaper spectral estimates Sgt, Sgg and Stt first, and then use these to calculate the admittance and correlation functions. 2: Calculate admittance and correlation spectra using each individual taper, and then average these to obtain the multitaper admittance and correlation functions. K1LINSIG (input) INTEGER, OPTIONAL If equal to one, and only a single taper is being used, the errors in the admittance function will be calculated by assuming that the gravity and topography coefficients are related by a linear degree-dependent transfer function and that the lack of correlation is a result of uncorrelated noise. These errors should not be used if it is suspected that the gravity and topography are the result of partially correlated loads. This is the square root of eq. 33 of Simons et al. 1997.
SEE ALSO
shreturntapers(1), shreturntapersm(1), shmultitaperse(1), shmultitapercse(1) <http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~wieczor/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS.html>
REFERENCES
Wieczorek, M. A. and F. J. Minimum-variance multitaper spectral estimation on the sphere, J. Fourier Anal. Appl., 13, doi:10.1007/s00041-006-6904-1, 665-692, 2007. Simons, F. J., F. A. Dahlen and M. A. Wieczorek, Spatiospectral concentration on the sphere, SIAM Review, 48, 504-536, doi:10.1137/S0036144504445765, 2006. Wieczorek, M. A. and F. J. Simons, Localized spectral analysis on the sphere, Geophys. J. Int., 162, 655-675, 2005. Simons, M., S. C. Solomon and B. H. Hager, Localization of gravity and topography: constrains on the tectonics and mantle dynamics of Venus, Geophys. J. Int., 131, 24-44, 1997.
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