Difference between revisions of "ISLA GUADALUPE THROUGH TIME"
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'''June 18, 1910 [The Leavenworth (Kansas) Post]:''' “Leaving a woman and child on Guadalupe Island, 150 miles off San Quintin, Lower California, A. Marcomson of Los Angeles and a companion, the latter the husband of the woman, arrived in San Quintin last Wednesday after passing six days in an open boat. This information was brought by steamer from Ensenada, Lower California, yesterday. The party of four was shipwrecked. The two men, in a small boat, started for San Quintin to obtain help. A relief party has set out for Guadalupe Island, which is uninhabited, save for the woman and child.” | '''June 18, 1910 [The Leavenworth (Kansas) Post]:''' “Leaving a woman and child on Guadalupe Island, 150 miles off San Quintin, Lower California, A. Marcomson of Los Angeles and a companion, the latter the husband of the woman, arrived in San Quintin last Wednesday after passing six days in an open boat. This information was brought by steamer from Ensenada, Lower California, yesterday. The party of four was shipwrecked. The two men, in a small boat, started for San Quintin to obtain help. A relief party has set out for Guadalupe Island, which is uninhabited, save for the woman and child.” | ||
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In the News~
June 18, 1910 [The Leavenworth (Kansas) Post]: “Leaving a woman and child on Guadalupe Island, 150 miles off San Quintin, Lower California, A. Marcomson of Los Angeles and a companion, the latter the husband of the woman, arrived in San Quintin last Wednesday after passing six days in an open boat. This information was brought by steamer from Ensenada, Lower California, yesterday. The party of four was shipwrecked. The two men, in a small boat, started for San Quintin to obtain help. A relief party has set out for Guadalupe Island, which is uninhabited, save for the woman and child.”
