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The Mystery of the Marie Celeste
1910. Los Angeles Herald Sunday Magazine, 30 October 1910.
An unsigned newspaper feature giving the explanation of Arthur N. Putman, a New York appraiser who had investigated the ship's later insurance fraud: a sailor took a light below, fumes from the cargo ignited in a series of small explosions, and the crew took to the boat and cut it loose.
What it's used for here
An early printed form of the explosion theory.
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The Mary Celeste
MYSThe mystery article
Cite it
(1910). The Mystery of the Marie Celeste. Los Angeles Herald Sunday Magazine, 30 October 1910. https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/data/batches/curiv_rubidoux_ver01/data/sn85042462/00175035898/1910103001/1391.pdf
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. “The Mystery of the Marie Celeste.” Los Angeles Herald Sunday Magazine, 30 October 1910 (1910).