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| 1890 Oct 3, ~22h00m | Posidonius | Unusual shadow | Meller | Sirius 1890 |
| 1891 May 23, ~18h20m | Aristarchus region | Lunar eclipse, half hour before end of totality, Aristarchus and region immediately N of it became conspicuous and increased in brightness from that time on | W.E. Jackson | Jackson 1890-91; Fisher 1924 |
| 1891 Sep 16 | Schroter's Valley | "Dense clouds of white vapour were apparently arising from its bottom and pouring over its SE [IAU:SW] wall in the direction of Herodotus." | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1891 Sep 17, 18, 23, 25 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1891 Oct 14 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1891 Nov 7 | Aristarchus | Very distinct luminous point | d'Adjuda | l'Astron. Vol.11 |
| 1892 Mar 31 | Thales | Pale luminous haze | Barnard | Barnard 1892 |
| 1892 May 10 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1892 May 11, ~22h53m | N/A | During partial lunar eclipse, extension of earth's shadow beyond the cusps | N/A | Sirius 1892 |
| 1893 Jan 30 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1893 Apr 1 | N/A | Shaft of light | de Moraes | l'Astron. Vol.13 |
| 1894 Feb 23 | Henke (now Daniell) and N wall of Posidonius | Strong brownish-red coppery hue in Henke and also on N wall of Posidonius | Krieger | Sirius 1895 |
| 1895 Mar 11, 03h42m | N/A | During lunar eclipse, very striking color in SE quadrant | Foulkes | B.A.A. Mem. 1895 |
| 1895 May 2, (1)~20h45m; (2)~23h30m |
Plato; (1)~12-14 min |
(1) Streak of light. (2) Bright parallel bands in center |
(1)Brenner; (2)Fauth |
(1)Sirius 1895, 1897; (2)Sirius 1896, 1897 |
| 1895 Sep 25 | N/A | Shaft of light | Gaboreau | l'Astron. Vol.13 |
| 1896 | Macrobius | Penumbral fringe to shadow | Goodacre | Firsoff 1962 ed., p.90 |
| 1897 Jun 14 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1897 Sep 21, 23h00m | Aristarchus | Glimmering streaks | Molesworth | Goodacre 1931 |
| 1897 Oct 8, 10, 13, 15 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1897 Dec 9 | Wm. Humboldt | Light chocolate border to shadow on E wall | Goodacre | B.A.A. Mem. 1898 |
| 1898 Jan 8, 00h30m | Tycho region | About mid-eclipse, shadow so dense that details of surface disappeared entirely, except that bright ray extending SSW from Tycho was clearly visible throughout its whole extent and continued so throughout eclipse. (Lunar eclipse) | Chevremont | Chevremont 1898; Fisher 1924 |
| 1898 Apr 6-8 | Schroter's Valley | Apparent volcanic activity | W.H. Pickering | Pickering 1903 |
| 1898 Jul 3, 21h47m | Proclus | Half hour after mid-eclipse, the crater shone with reddish light in shadow. (Lunar Eclipse) | Moye | Moye 1898; Fisher 1924 |
| 1898 Dec 27, ~23h38m | Aristarchus | During eclipse, Aristarchus brilliant (Lunar eclipse) | Stuyvaert | Niesten and Stuyvaert 1898-99; Fisher 1924 |
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